Recital planned
\INETT SQUARE, Pa.
;illa Ochran, flute, and
Bartholomew, piano,
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solosit with the Duquesne
University String Orchestra
and a principal flutist with
the Duquesne Symphony.
She toured with the Pitt
sburgh Youth Symphony and
in 1971 was a soloist in the
School Band of America’s
European tour. She recently
participated in the Marcel
Moyse chamber music
seminares in Brattleboro,
Vermont, where she per
formed with professional
musicians from throughout
the country.
Gary Bartholomew,
pianist, is the son of Mr. and
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Lansdale, Pa. A senior at
Duquesne, he is earning a
Bachelor of Music degree
with emphasis on vocal and
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He studies piano with Louis
Pollock.
Four works comprise the
July 10 concert at
Longwood: “Duo for Flute
and Piano” by Aaron
Copland; “Andante et
Scherzo” by Louis Ganne;
“Reflections on the Water”
by Debussy; and Sonata in D
Major by Prokofiev.
Following the recital, the
Sunday evening display of
the illuminated fountains
will be held at 9:15 p.m.
Longwood’s conservatories
remain open until 10:45 p.m.
Soviet wheat forecast
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The
USDA Winter Grain Team
reported today that weather
will play an especially im
portant role in determining
whether 1977 winter wheat
yields in the seven producing
districts it visited in the
Soviet Union will surpass
those achieved in 1976.
Yields 5 to 10 per cent larger
than those last year are
possible if dry weather and
warmer temperatures
prevail through harvest. A
larger area will be harvested
than in 1976.
The 3-man U.S. team was
in the USSR from June 6 to
June 25. It toured the Soviet
winter wheat regions under
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gardens, woodlands, and
conservatories open to the
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Longwood Gardens is
located on U.S. Route 1,
northeast of Kennett Square,
Pa. The grounds open daily
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through completion of
harvest, total production in
those districts this year may
be up 10 to 15 per cent over
the 1976 crop because of
greater area and possible
greater yields.
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pression that generally a
policy to increase wheat
output is being advocated in
the USSR. Increase in area
and yield, and also gluten
content, are being en
couraged by means of
economic incentives.
Lancaster Farming. Saturday, July 9.1977—25
Doug and Keith Eckel, Clarks Summit,
Lackawanna County, are proud of their corn that
was six feet tall by the first of July. No special at
tention was given the corn which is an early season
variety planted April 16 and fertilized according to
Penn State soil test recommendations. It has
survived frost, snow, and drought.
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