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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1963.
Bayard High Cagers
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Rout Deverly 82-52
With nine player contributing
to the orin attack Bayard
romped over Beverly High school
82 to 52 last Friday night at Bev
erly.
Don Kessell and Don Knotts
tossed in 17 and 18 points respec
tively, as Bayar dposted its secc
ond in a row. The Pingley brothers
accounted for all but nine of Bev
erly's tallies
Bayard scored 31 field goals and
20 of 28 fouls compared to 17
ficld goals and 18 of 33 fouls for
Beveriy. Bavard was ahead at all
stages of the game, 24-12 at the
auarter, 42-19 at the half and 62-
34 at the end of the third period.
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To Present Nativity Play
At the generai meeting of the
WSCS of St Paul's Methodist
church on Wednesday evening, De
cember 18, at 8 o'clock, a nativity
play, “The Coming of the Prince
of Peace,’ will be given by the
junior and senior choirs of the
church under direction of Mrs.
Dean McFarland. The narrator will
be John Durst.
The public is invited. There will
be a council meeting at 7:30 of
all officers.
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‘ Miss Barbara Colabrese and Miss Carolyn Lambert, shown above,
will direct the junior and senior high school chorus in the annual
Christmas concert on Thursday, December 19 at 8:00 p. m. in the
Southern High school gymnasium.
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Choral Program Of Christmas Music
To Be Given In Gym December 19
The Christmas season will be ushered in this year at Southern by
the annual Christmas Concert. which will be presented by the com
bined junior and senior choruses. The program will include both tra
ditional and novelty numbers, and a pantomime will be staged. The
date set for the presentation is Thursday, Dec. 19; it will be held in
Southern’s gym at 8:00 p. m. The choruses are extending an invitation
to the public to attend. i
The Junior chorus’ traditional
processional “O Come All Ye
Faithful” will be followed by a
rousing opening number, “The
‘Slciu':\." Selections done a cappella
from the “Christmas Crib” are
{‘"l'h(' Star,” “The Shepherds,” “The
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Reach $4Ol Thus Far
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Contributions for the annual
Christmas treat have reached a
total of $4Ol, it was announced by
Charles L. Brner, charman. The
committee for the Mt. Top Chamber
of Commerce wi!l need an addi
tional S3OO before reachung its goal.
Normally some 2500 chldren of
the area are given a Christmas
treat each year and the cost runs
S7OO or more.
The treat will be distributed on
Saturday, December 21, at 1 o'clock,
and will take place in front of the
Oakland fire hall on Third street.
The list of contributors up to the
present time include Gortner's
Store, Rudy's, Elza E. Bray, Rich
ard L. Davis. E. R. Jones, Garrett
National Bank, Ace Radio and
Electric, Dr. Alvin P. Friend, Or
der of Eastern Star, Dr. F. D. Cus
ter, Highland Park Dairy, Mt. Lake
hotel, Motel Oak-Land, Inc., Robert
W. Lohr, distributor, S. R. Pagen
hardt, W. W. Dawson, Gregg's
Pharmacy, Englander’s Pharmacy,
Leighton-Durst Funeral Home, Dr.
H. C. Ashby, W. Dwight Stover,
Del Builders, Inc., Gonder Insur
ance agency, Joseph M. Hinebaugh,
Judge Stuart F. Hamill, Herbert
H. Leighton, M. D, J. W. Jackson
company, Woodmen of the World,
Shaffer Ford Sales, Inc., Forman's
Barber Shop, DeWitt and Deßerry.
Gonder’s Cut Rate, E. R. Fike,
Fred E. Beachy Lumber company,
Quality Lunch Room, The Republi
can, Carnation company, The H-P
Stores, Inc.. Kight's Insurance Serv
ice, Oakland Rotary club, Legion
Club, Inc., Browning, Inc¢., Harco
Lumber company, Inc., Sharps
Motor company, Dr. J. R. Flaherty,
American Legion auxiliary, OQOak
land Lumber company, Knights of
Columbus, Proudfoot’s Oakland
Pharmacy, City Roller Mills, A. D.
Naylor and company, Inc., Millers
Market, Inc., Dr. James H. Feaster,
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| Wise Men,” “The Angels,” “The
' Animals,” and the beautiful “Jesu
' Bambino.” Other possible num
' bers include “Christmas Was
! Meant For Children,” by the girls’
* | chorus; “The Carol of the Star,”
" “Fum, Fum, Fum,” which are both
" Spanish songs; “Sleigh Ride,”
“Jingle Bell Travelogue”—a nov
elty number taking you to Spain,
. Russia, China, Vienna, and Amer
ica;, and the “Beautiful Little
|| Lamb, Who Made Thee?”, a tra
, ditional number with the chorus
:is their version of the “Twelve
Days of Christmas.” The closing
. | selection is “We Wish You a Mer
. ry Chrisumas.” Director of the Jun
.|ior Chorus’ part of the produc
[ tion is Miss Barbara Lee Cola
; | brese.
‘ The senior chorus will stage and
| pantomime “The Nativity” for its
| Christmas program. It will begin
./with a Candlelight Processional
| accompanied by the organ and a
| brass ensemble forming a star in
|the center of the gymnasium.
| Among the musical selections to
| be used in the program will be
“Fanfare for Christmas,” “Ave
11\'('1'11111," “Jesu Joy,” 'Sicillian
| Bagpipers,” “Adoration of the
{M.‘l,’-.'i.” “Christmas Day,” ‘Carol of
‘il!u\ Bells,” and the “Hallelujah
i('h()l'us' from Handel's Messiah.
| Soloists in order of appearance
| will be Patty Martin, Sandi Kight,
.| Jerry McClung, Diane Gentry, Ron
.%Mcl)anivl. and Duane Schroyer.
.‘('harlcs O’Haver will serve as nar
| rator, with Carol Roberts and Sal
l\ Buchanan as accompanists on
| the organ. Miss Carolyn Lambert
will be directing the senior chorus
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