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: ends with a eycle of the Finnish|its native son. This yeDnut will ballet companies featured. AT, | master's a syfnphoni have the European premiere of Munidh spotlights the works of its uro 12) taging | The * traveller next has his American coriposer Samuel Bar- native son, Richard Strauss, ie: choice of three festivals, all about ber's first opera, Vanessa. | six of the 12 works presented ; Ld the same time: The Wagner Fes-| Following Salzburg, there is a be Strauss operas. an Festivals tival at Beyreith, Germany (July coin-tossing choice between two) In addition, Munich this year Y : |23-Aug; 25); The Salzburg Festi- widely - separated cities: -- Edin-| will be celebrating its 800th birth. val from July 26 to Aug. 31; and burgh, Scotland, and Munich, day. Climax of the festivities will By LAWRENCE THAW (Brahms) as well as the modern the festival at Aix-en-Provence, Germany--which run from Aug. be the opening of 'the recon. LONDON (Reuters) -- Thou-|"two Bs"--Bela Bartok and Al- southern France. - |24 to Sept. 13 and Aug. 10 to Sept. structed Cuvillies Theatre, a mas- sands of music lovers will flock ban Berg. The Salzburg Festival, set in9 respectively. terpiece of Rococo style to Western Europe this summer Next major stop is Helsinki, [the beautiful town near the Ger-| The Edinburgh Festival always by Francois de Cuvillies in 1753, {for the most ambitious series of Finland, for the annual Sibelius|man border where Mozart was has a strong international flavor, which will speciajjize in (international festivals ever pre- festival from June 7 to 17, which|born, naturally features works by'with visiting opera, drama and opera. sented. ---- mm ------ At least 23 major festivals of| music, dancing and drama will] Ibe held from May to October. } ' A J : i " 1 Cream of the crop are the : ¢ a] ; We, Glyndebourne Opera Festival in ---- ' } 4 |Southern England and a Festival 8 jot Two Worlds in Spoleto, Central k 2 i a" ' 3 £1" The Spoleto festival, from June Ice Cube Ma ers 7 5 to 29, was conceived by Italian- born American composer Gian- 3 8 Just cubes from the handy bin! 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Music lovers who want to go WE RIEAl(Ed RIGIDAIRE and GENERAL MOTORS discussed at a well - attende {from one festival to another this| « he Manchester Credit 4 1 ey ] -- \ EDMONTON (CP Officials homesteaders, surveyors and esting of the Ma The meeting Mrs. William Moore, Hawkestone, summey He in for an exhausting and / of the city archives still are a builders who came before us and _ ya Myrtle Hall on the occasion of Mrs, Eyers' "'_ IRE wih . service bit miffed over the federal gov<laid the foundation for this prov- was held in My Starting with the May festival , " Myrtle hall was the scene of a birthday. in Florence, Italy] they can go to b ernment s mistake of not re- ince " W y. ve a 90 SIMCOE STREET SOUTH PHONE RA 5-5333 ps MC » i ight.. A cow from the Percy farm Vienna for the Jugie International 5 Fort E t t » /s the historic euchre and dance, Friday nig ! ti iii RoBi pies oD a lderiman says ee re The event was one of a series was killed by a car on the road Festival featuring the traditional in 1955 di erected more than 500 memorials conducted throughout the winter last week. "three Bs" (Bach, Beethoven.' t : timonths by the Myrtle Parent. ------------------------------ ------ ee m-------- : achers' Association " ' mo Fort Edmonton, named after a across Canada but has pYpatscd Te Hudson's Bay Company clerk, Edmonton "as though it were o : was built in 1795 on a north Sas. NO historical importance." A daughter was born to Mr. katchewan River site about 20 I have nothii g but harsh crit- and Mrs. James Manderson, at the board," he adds. Oshawa General Hospital recent- miles downstream from the pres jean for fe Nene. 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Deering, who has been ill - : 1808, and stood until the First Fort Edmonton to be tort down for some time, is recovering, but World War when it again was and destroyed is still unable to go out d : vo] : damaged by fire "This was an inexcusable act| Gary Fice sprained an an it Three years ago. when Alberta on the part of those responsible. last week, but hopes to be bac celebrated its 50th year as a prov They not only neglected their in school soon. | ince the fedral historic sits and duty, but broke faith with the | Mr. and Mrs, Albert Eyers and monuments board erected a cairn ploneers." family spent Sunday with Mr, and to mark the site of the fort "The cairn is 'a public dis. * - . grace," says James Falconer 7 Vd 3 : city alderman and member of 9 z SUNOU ---- the archives committee For that % / ~ He says the concrete - block Al 2 S cairn looks out of place beside A . \3 V the Corinthian architecture of 1 (\ \ the legislature buildings, 'fails to + Look! 4 : stir the imagination," and is . 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