THE GALAX NEWS
APGPST 11. 1966
PAGE 15
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"BREVARD MUSIC CENTER" CONT. FROM PAGE 8)
Janiec. A leading soprano of the
Metropolitan Opera, Miss Lewis will sing
arias by ?erdi and I%ssenet as well as
the "Letter Scene" from Tschaikowsky^s
"Eugene Onegin". The orchestra will play
"Classical Symphony" by Prokofieff and
Strauss' well-knoxra tone poem "Don Juan. *
Proceeding weekend events, on Tuesday
evening (August l6th), will be a joint
performance by the Transylvania Youth Or
chestra and the Concert Band & Wind Ensem-
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cordially invited to visit the final Fes
tival Art Exhibit in the Lodge by the
Lake, Watercolore by Center artist-in-
residen*^9 Catharine Rembert will be shown
before and after each concert and during
the intermission.
All evening performances start at
8;;5 P. M,; Sunday*s concert
is a 3530 matinee.
ATTENTIONII ANNUAL HIGHLANDS SQUARE
DANCE FESTIVAL—High School—AUGUST 10.%H
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ble, conducted by Erail Raab and Robert
Barr. Wednesday (August l?th) evening
will be the annual student concerto pro- ■
gram, which features outstanding student
performances selected through audition to
perform solos with the Brevard Sinfonietta
On Saturday (August 20th), the day of
the performance of Fair Lady", the
Music Center wlllpresent "The Brevard
Showcase". All of the student organiza
tions of the Brevard Masic Center will
present short programs throughout the day
for the benefit of visiting parents and
friends of the Center. There will be no
admission char'^9 for "Showcase" Performan
ces
Throughout' the week 3 the public Is
HOSPITAL fAlOftlTS
Mr* James Hicks^—Highlands-Cashiers Hosp.
Mrs* Etta McKinney—Highlands-Cashiers
Mr. Noah Wietz-tranaferred to Sylva Hosp.
•Sam Talley—discharged
Patricia Casius—discharged
Mr. James McCleary—Highlands-Cashiers H.
Mrs. Hilde Nettles—Highlands-Cashiers H.
Mrs* Adele Burnham—Highlands-Cashiers H.
Mr. Rob^t Williams—Highlands-Cashiers H
ATTENTIONlIll
AI^IUAL HIGHLANDS SQUARE DANCE FESTIVAL TO
BE HELD AT THE HIGH SCHOOL GIM, THURSDAY
AUGUST nth* Y*ALL CQ'ffiiiiil
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FULLY EQUIPPED - $8800
ONE 1965 SILVERCLOUD R0LI5 ROYCE
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For information write;
Charles Berry, Gen’l Del., Highlands