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PaQe Eiqht ROC K ETEE R Friday, October 25, 1968
Exchange Toyland Opens ISBOWSOAT II Flying Club Seeks Members
LET'S SEE, NOW, WHAT DOES THIS COST? One of the
f.lr Ildi.. who come out to Ittend the Grand Opening of
the new Navy Exchange Toyland inspects some of the mer.
chlndise being offered for ..Ie. The ribbon-cutting cer..
monies were held TuesdlY, October 15th.
Orchestra Features Ruiz
On Sunday, October 27, Chi·
na Lake concert·goers may en·
joy music artistry that has been
acclaimed in Chicago and Los
Angeles. Adrian Ruiz, the fea·
tured piano soloist on the Des·
ert Community Orchestra's
first fall program, has bee n
featured by the Chicago Sym·
phony Orchestra and the Los
Angeles Philharmonic. The
program is scheduled at 8
p.m. in the Center Theatre.
Rachmaninoff's Con c e r t 0
No.2, taking up the lut hllf
of the progrlm, will be reno
dered by Adriln Ruil. Other
..Iections include: Handel's
Overture, "THEODORA," Aar·
on Copellnd's "VARIATION
ON A SHAKER," .nd Beetho-
ven's "EROICA," Third Symph,
ony, First Movement. Robert
Cole, Hollywood, conducts the
concert.
Cole conducts a class in or-
chestra instruction known as
Muoic.12, .t Blkersfield Col·
lege night school. This Mon·
d.y period serves IS the re·
helrsll time for the orchestra
which is comprisod of both
students and adult musicians.
This concert, which is free
to the public, is made possible
by the aid of a grant from the
Recording Industries (Music
Performance) T r u s t Funds.
Other sources of orchestra fin·
ancing are from public sup-
port, and the sale of tickets
at the other two concerts in
the season.
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9-Chinese ~IIOCU
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15-Stft
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instrument
19·Walk in ••ter
21·Printer',
me.sure
22·Ubt:rate
25·M.n's name
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31·Abo¥e (poet.)
l2-Causinl sudden
surprise
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monkey
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