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} Alaska Music Trail Star
Acclaimed in Music World

The second concert in the Alaska Musie Trail
series will bring to the Civic Centre next Wednesday

a star of opera and oratorio, Greta Menzel, lyric

soprano, > miele
Acclaimed in Europe, the of the debut performance

United States and the Latin One of the most gifted New

York City Opera
prano acquisitions
nighters blistered
applauding the

Company so-
the first-

their palms

newcomer.”

American countries for her “so
| prano voice of particular sweet
ness and beauty and a charm-
ing personality Miss Menzel’s
singing has already claimed the 7
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attention of the topmost con- will bring Miss Men-
ductors, Erich Kletber, William | 2e! far from one of her homes
Steinberg. Massimo Freccia and @5 she divides her time between
lothers, for whom she has sung Havana where she is often
the soprano solo part in the ard on the network of Radio
Brahm's “Requiem” and Bee-| na, and her New York
thoven'’s “Ninth Symphony.” apartment

In concert, “the resonent vel Mi Menzel will be accom-
vet quality, perfect diction, mas- panied on the piano by Thomas

of and a.

tership singing an Mayer, one of the most gifted
. tress of gre at — ion young opera and orchestra con-
; nre ~ lun te “i

Jreta Menzel captivates her au duibtors of table
diences

Only an artist with a fine

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readers

@ Cash for old gold —
@ Moose Whist Drive Saturday

November 8, Moose Temple
Everyone welcome (263)
@ A meeting of the Booth
Memorial High School Parent-

| Teacher Association will be held
Monday, Nov. 10 (it)

@-.5S.0.N. meeting Monday, Nov
10, 8 p.m. Members please at-
tend (264)

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meeting of Nov. 11

“/ cancelled. Next reg-
ular meeting Tues-

day, Nov. 25 (264)
@ Attention Northiand Dairy/
Customers — There will be no

milk delivery Tuesday, Nov. 11

Please obtain your extra supply.

from your route driver Monday
(1t)

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In Vienna, home of Mozart
Schubert, Johann Strauss TO
where music is fostered by na-
,Uional patronage of high and
low, rich and poor, the “silvery
voice” of Greta Menzel was d

covered. Soon she became the
primadonna of the Vienna State
| Opera season, cherished goal of
many young singers

In America

another artistic ROUND TRIP

milestone was reached when the

 

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‘BO-MEHI P-TA TO DISCUSS
HOT LUNCHES FOR STUDENTS

Hot lunches for students of Booth Memorial High School

will form the main topic of discussion at Monday night’s meet-
ing of newly formed Bo-Me-Hi Parent-Teacher Association

» sublect will te presented to parents, it was decided
cnt at an executive meeting of the P-TA held at the
home of Mrs. H. Lindseth, 608 Eighth Avenue East

 

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