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Long \Va"e ShortWa,-e £ents News S)lotS tIle £olly &Pidures 81 •.;0 Year Volume III. No. 32 WEEK ENDING AUGUST 17. 1934 PubI:,hed Weekly t This and That fRadio Forces Will Clash WitlI ! IByMorri.Hasting.1 "Reformers"" At October H· g A MUSICAL rivalry does exist ' earIn between the National and ~ ""> Columbia Broaueasting companies, I nnd it would be difficult to say 'which has the more points to its Lar'p'e0 Independent Stat,·ons Non-Profit credit so he as presentation of concerts by outstans~~~h~:tc~~ May Form A Co -Op Network Broadcasts chestras goes." Dloscussed Columbia, lor f ~x:~7~e~::~:r~; WGN, WOR Boxy Retnrlls Over By The MICROPHONE'S Special by the New l~ York Philhar· To be Basic CBS Septel11 h er d Washinglol1 Correspondenl. monic, the ~ I Mighty forces in the radio Phi I a delphia Af f 1°11° ates world will clash with ··rel{)rm<r'· and Detroit; at hearings to be held October l while NBC ,f ' r by the Federal Communicalions does as much Commission on whether there There has been talk that a new I for the Boston network would be formed to should be broadcasting facilitic-s Symphony, the I I h NBC specifically set aside for religious, break the monopo y 0 tel Chicago :l nd d b TI . d' t'ducational and similar non-profit an Colum ia. 115, aceor mg 'Sl·INGS 0 the r major V· . I· bl t pu cposes. Mr. H fi h to arrely, IS fa c to come rue orc estras. j I the co-operative cI.1am started Congress ordered the invest,·, Where NBC has the edge on by \"XlGN in Chicago materializes. galion in tht' Jaw creating the Columbia is that it has a large and For the past six months WGN new Commission. The Commis- truly first-class orchestra of its own has been very close to WOR, the ~ion must report recommt'nda- Fcbru~ an orchestra of which no {on- po~·crlul ,·ndependent in New tions to Congrtss by next scientious m u sic ian need be ... aey t. York. Thcy have exchanged Iree ac;hamed to be a member. In addi- broa dcasting .time . and Il.we broa d- Ag,·tat,·on lor sc·greoat,·on~ of tion, ~BC has its own string quar- .II th radio faciliti(: .. for purely eJuca. cast programs SIIllU taneous y, e ~ tet, composed of first-desk men of "ponsors f·111 d·mg t IlC h00 k·up tional pcograms has bec" rife th~ orchestra, and it plays unu')uaJ prof·Ita)IIe. (vcr since lht n"overnment took I)n J delightful music dclightfully. d 3. hand in brinfling order oul of The contemplated plan indu es '" The fact that NBC has so good chaos in the t"th<:r. nn orchestra is due to the enthu· a hookup of WG , Chicago; I \"X'OR, i c:w York; \X'L\XI, Cin· Commercial interests rrom the SJasm and skill of FRA~K BLACK, 111usic director of the 1 BC. Ap. cinnati, and WXYZ in Detroit. start ~hif:d from orders tlut they pauntly ample funds have bee:n The stations will maintain their allot a fixed percentage of their independtnce. The only expense broadcasting tlm(,; to n:ligious placrd at his disposal; also he incurre:d through the aIIiliation .:mJ other non-profit enterprises, has bee:n gl\en a free hand at will be line: charges. SA~fL"[L 1. ROTHAFFI., illoti'n JO_I:lillionJ a' Roxy, relllm 10 ro1J':o 1 t~jng prororams. S b '- h'" ., Prominent educators, nowl.'\·e:r, roo \X!GN has been affiliated with ep!(m a 15 Illt,.J II gang. Columbia cannot rival this. continued their b:lttle. both NBC and Columbia and re- I ' ndec the direction of HOWARD eently turned down an offer to After an .\bsence of almost a year, SAMUEL 1. ROTHAFfI, better The issue reacheJ a cIirnax at 13.O\RLOW, a thoroughly capable become part of the new American known as Roxy, rc:turns to radiO With his ""gang," on SaturdJy, Septem. the last session of Congress when musician, an attempt was made B d . C h· I ber 15, at H P. M. Senator HATFIELD (R) of \X'est to create a creditAble orchestra. roa castIng ompany, W IC1 • . -: Virginia, and \VAG1'\ER (D) of .. w'MCA· N The 15·mrnut" conrerts w,lI J 1lut thcorehc:stra was small and, orIgInates at \IV In 1 ev; be broadcast thereafter each wc:ek eluding the Columbia station In New York, joine in offering In .1- what he would. it sounded Y k ""L'w· I·kel to spl·t B t amendment to the DILL-RAYBl·RN 'tl'-' or'. W \V IS I' Y I at 1h<: same hour o\'er 50 stations as on. (COI1I;':lIeJ all Page /5) (Col/lil/lleJ 01/ Page 15) 01 >he CBS \X'ABC network, rn- (CollrullleJ 0'1 Pare 3) I (ColllimltJ on P.1ge 1 j) ".,,--------- ----';> '" ---. Pictures ··A,.'" S""itl, N"en's Flaslles Sie"a ·Palio'" r Contents at Congress WEEKDAYS Is Broa~lcl,st A.M. ~ A description of the world's News FlaJheJ Box P<1f!(? I lonsE KING, a drawmg Rites of the centuries-old l\1a. 10.30 \~FAF Nctwork; wn:[ WGY by G. E. RUNYAN From COt'er rian Congress, a celebration of \\SM wnA WSB oldest horse race which takes ... place in the main s(luafe of the A clash beJu'uu mdio forre.r 'A. '.·E ELSTNER, the Catholic Church in honor of W'ABC Net,""ork: WCAU WHAS \\ PG ~tOX \,,"'88M weco town of Siena, Italy, will be and Ihe ",t:!ormaJ" is CBS acJreu Page 2 the Virgin MARY, will be broad· \\JSV broadcast for the first time on joreJun PJ~e 1 COL. STOOPNAGLE, Icast from Portland, Oregon, over 10.45 \X.'JZ Network: WBZ WHAM Thursday, August 16, at 1.30 The laJel1 u.:ord L1bollJ the CBS-\XIABC network on Sun- KDKA \\'LW W-DAL {omedi.111 Page 3 P. M. o\'er the \VI ABC-Columbia Col. STOOP"-AGLE Page 3 CHARLES "BI'OOY" ROGERS, dar. August t2, Irom 2 to 2.30 P.M. network. SlaJion DlrerJor} Page 4 .1{for and archesJfa leader P. 1\1., and on ]l,.{onday, August 6.30 ""TEAF Netv.ork: WECI WGY EO\\:"ARn STORER, foreign radio Edllr(.1lional Box Page 4 Page 4 13. Irom 2.30 to 3 P. M. W'SM \X"fLA WSB correspondent, will be at tht Radio Lalle, 1 Dr1\: BrRNIE, {om/llc/or Page 5 ALFRED E. SMITII, formerly WA!3C Nerwork: WCAU \"QHAS • WPG KMOX WBBM WCCO I}licrophone. hy JIMMY J. LEONARD P,'ge 5 irONY WOl'S Page 5 Governor of New York State, \,<;')SV Siena's Palio is a horse race be· SIIIC!ioJity, by LES TROY :MADELYN HAMMOND, will address the congress .. during 7.15 WJZ Nerwork: WBZ WIIAM Page 5 1'0('aliJI Page 6 the Sunday broadcast. KL>KA WlW WBAL tween representatives of different All tlclreJi aboard CaptailJ ~ ROSALINE GREENE, a"reIJ On Monday, ALEXIS CARDINAL sections of the town anti has been HENRY'S "Show BoaJ" tetls Puge 7 LrPlclI'R, S. M., of Tarsus, Rome, SUNDAYS run since: the middle of the Four· elbollJ her fel/au' paJJelJ,p't:rJ J.A!'I;:--;Y Ross, Jenor Page 7 will be the chief speaker. A.M. teenth Century. P,'ge 7 ,A.• 'fTTI~_ HA:,\,SHAW, The musical program on Sun· 11.00 W[Af Nt't"'ork: WEEI WGY The jockeys are costumed in A papillar he.1lth program Page 1 t WSM \\-FLA WSB '·b/lle.f ringe," P.1ge 7 day will include the "lnflamma· colored doublets, shining hose ShorJ JVate Dlrertory P.v;e 13 WJZ Nnwork: WBZ WHA..\1 and fantastic headgear. Ju~t be· The ""ral1haJtau .1lerr)-Go· GIl.BrRT J {AXWELL. poel Page 8 tus" from Rosslr-.:I's "Stabat KDKA \X-LW WJ}AJ. fore the start of the race they ROllnd" u'hirlJ iulo MARGtE KHU R. smger Page 10 Mater;' to be sung by MONA P.M. ride down the center aisle of the pop"larity ;\X'H.I. ROGERS, a cariraJllre PL"LEE and a large choir; an aria Page 13 cathedral and arc b1<"ed by the Poliu Radio Box Page b} XA\'IrR CUGAT Page 1/ Irom HAYDN'S "The Creation." It.30 WEAF Net..... ork: WEEI WGY 1., WSM \X'FlA WSB Archbishop of Siena from hi .. Reflertious, !-.OWlLL THOMAS Page 12 and HANDEL'S "Sarabande." \,\'lZ ;"'CfWOl-: WBZ WHAM throne near the altar. by DIANA H[HOERT Page 1) IJ AMARA, Jl11ge,. Pdge 1 J Monday'S musical program in. KDKA WLW \X'BAL JACQUES RENARD. The ordinary rules of racing,do l\T/mb/~u.:iJJ, ()fcheJlra leader Page 13 eludes a portion of GOUNOO'S UMporrllr:: mu I iJ "irtn Ott, thlll not apply to the Palio. Bump. by EVERETT SMITH Plitt DLEY. b.lriJone Page 13 "Redemption," and the andante Jllltrll~ srnfftdly on lhr hOM' lind hillf ing, charging, hitting rival jock- Q. and also A. l'ORTL..... XD HOFFA, movement from EOVARD GRIEG'S hur.) "I eys over the head is legal and is ,"Jr?iJhOll' a ,lI0011." ,omedienne P:zge 1) ,Sonata, Opus 7. __ell loudly applauded br lhe crowd. by KATE S'.l1TH tHE MlCROPllb. E Page Two ---------------Saturday, August 11, 1934 Saturday, August 11 Dell Concert on CBS-WABC at 8.30 P.M.
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    Kindergarten students create placemats for Meals on Wheels recipients recipients Wheels on Meals for placemats create students Kindergarten Tier Southern the of Bank Food for volunteer students School Middle 8th grade students clean up Nichols Pond Nichols up clean students grade 8th students younger with graduation celebrate Seniors VE Gives Back Gives VE - S 2017 Calendar 2017 - 2016 Van Etten Central School District District School Central Etten Van - Spencer Stay Informed at www.svecsd.org The Spencer-Van Etten Central School District website is continually updated with the most current information. Provided below are shortcuts to information you may be looking for: Empty Bowls Project at the High School Elementary students restore willow hut raises money for local food cupboard Go to www.svecsd.org and add the shortcut below (ie. www.svescsd.org/parentinfo.cfm) New York State Non-Profit Organization Athletics athletics.cfm US Postage Board of Education board.cfm P A I D Cafeteria Information cafeteria.cfm Spencer-Van Etten Spencer, NY 14883 Calendar districtcal.cfm Central School District 16 Dartts Crossroad Permit #22 Community Information communityinfo.cfm Spencer NY 14883 Curriculum curriculum.cfm District Information districtinfo.cfm Elementary School ES.cfm High School HS.cfm Instructional Support is.cfm Middle School MS.cfm Music Department music.cfm Parent Information parentinfo.cfm Postal Patron Local Parent Portal parentportal.cfm SafeArrival Program safearrival.cfm Also, find us on Facebook at: Spencer-Van Etten Central School District NYS Education Department Written Complaint & Appeal Procedures Any public or non-public school parent or teacher, other II. Procedures for Filing Complaints/Appeals with An extension of the 60-day complaint resolution period interested person or agency may file a complaint the New York State Education Department is permitted under CFR Part 299.11 (b), for concerning violations of ESEA Title I, Parts A, C, and D The State Education Department will review complaints exceptional circumstances.