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International Wieniawshi Competition in Koznan,
iin i today, has joined pianist Grant
i !IKt Zcira Nelsova as a UNL visiting
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masters classes and working with advanced
musicians.
The visiting artists program was initiated last year
to UNL and the state the great performing artists of
the work, NU President D.B. Varner said.
In 1962, Treger won the coveted First Prize at the
Poland.
During the past year he was featured in 14 Alice
Tully Hall concerts for the Chamber Music Society of
the Lincoln Center in New York City. He has
appeared as soloist with most ot the major orcnesiray
of the country
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classes
The fall classes for th&
health, physical education and
recreation department at the
YWCA, 1432 N, will begin th
week of Sept. 10.
Most of the classes m
once a week for seven wee
Another session will start (X
29.
Familiar classes to
offered again include tl
swimming program, witi.
lessons for both children and
adults, and family swims.
Seven figurine classes are
offered with a special
discussion in the mornings.
Aqua fitness classes also are
available.
Musical gym for children is
a course in coordination,
control and ihythm for 4- and
5-year-olds. Tumbling for
children 6 and over and
gymnastics for junior high age
and over children are
scheduled.
New classes in the pool are
U nownproofing," a family
course of rescue and safety
skills in the water, and a
husband and wife swimming
class.
International folk dancing is
a new routine for husbands,
wives, singles and teens. Yoga,
self-defense, volleyball and
beginning tennis are offered.
Working women now may
take advantage of the facilities
over the noon hour. The
"lunch hour special" includes
use of the gym, pool and
fitness room from noon to 1
p.m., Monday through Friday.
Other classes at the YWCA
include antiques, bridge,
creative writing, crocheting,
Danish embtoidery, genealogy,
knitting, lingerie making,
macramo', painting, poetry
writing, weaving, woodcarving
and Oriental cooking.
Rock concert
set for Sunday
The Lincoln Parks jnd
Recreation Department is
sponsoring a free rock concert,
starring Last Chance, Oedipus
and Dr. Feelgood, Sunday at 3
p.m. at Pinewood Bowl at
Pioneer Paik, according to
Steve Miller of the department.
The department sponsored a
similar concert in August,
Miller said, but Ijecause of lack
of publicity only about 1,000
persons attended. Miller said he
is planning on between 3,000
to 5,000 persons Sunday.
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