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r-j-M Y6U iMiilDurn a bnort M.ns ntM, Lee. Sanfa's Elves Busily at Work Preparing for Chrisfmas Concert The covers have been prinied1 by the students from a Lnolsum IJvf 5V-? block cut by Ellen Birnholz. a Long-winaed Greet orators ire thought, to be responsible far the invention of the clock. The first one, called a clepsydra, was a water-filled con-tainer with a small hole at the bottom. After Its adoption the orators, who had been droning on for 7 or 8 hours at a stretch hid to limit their speeches to t-s time it took the clock to drain.

stencil cut by Barbara Scairf and one by the silk screen pmc ess ol tne aesign creaiea oy i i Macon Lewis. By RUTH DAVENPORT When the Millburn Junior High School presents its Christmas Concert at 8 o'clock on the evening of December 20, it wul be the culmination of many weeks of work and cooperation The concert itself will consist i seph Pacelle, chairman of the Related Arts Department, ihe students in the Fine Arts chases of Jack Smith submitted designs for window displays. Two designs were selected and tfie young artists, Anne Amster and Susan Packie, painted them in giant size. These are how proud of two numbers by the scaool rchestra "The Christmas Song" and "Yuletide Festival, tie string ensemble will way "Waltz of the Flowers," all under the direction of Robert Mc Garry. The Choral group, di ill ly displayed in the two large LIVING CHRISTMAS TRfFS BOXWOOD BEND NURSERY Since 1932 DR 9-3518 between classes and the result well-planned coordination throughout the entire school program.

Along with the preparations for the concert, hasbeen the decoration of the school building under the supervision of Jo- rected by William Griggs, wiu windows over the entrance the school building. The display case in the main sir.g Christmas songs and earo.s a capella. The 7th grade Chorus sins three selections. he corridor contains a "heavenly scene, complete with clouds and angels, designed and executed by Ellen Birnholz, Barbara Scharf, Jan Forsyth and Laura Morean. On the front of tne Your rooms reflect you when you decorate with wallpaper! Come see the exciting new patterns now on display, Sth and 9ih grade .111 sing seven songs and the 9th grade Girls Ensemble will sing three numbers.

Santa and his sleigh will cross the stage (thanks to the woodworking class again) and a student-maae snow machine will furnish a snowstorm for the occasion. To Decorate Wreaths iee now easy it is to aive vour home rfrth reshing new A "interest school building may be seen a large Christmas greeting1 "card," flanked by two hre candles created by the Stage Technicians Group and the students in Harry Kreis' woodworking classes, who also made the frames for the two window displays. The actual crew which made the greeting card con 13 THE ENVELOPE? This Christmas card I The Rolling Hills Garden uud HOW LARGE will decorate the junior high school for the holiday season. At of Short Hills will noia ns uk- oro Sim P.TrL-io Anno Amctor anil Tlavo Haunt with Bjb cembor meeting at Christ Hamilton as "top" man. (Bert Miller) SINCE 1861 Fine Wallpapers and Paints 3S7 Millburn Millburn DR 8-5400 0 sisted of Bob Hamilton.

Steve Raab, Dave Caunt, Jae Ferns, Bab Neff and Guido Ferraren. Carpentry work such as this is made possible and accurate by previous study in the Mechan- Church on Friday, December 9, at 1 p.m. Wreaths for the Veterans Hospital at Lyons will be decorated. All members are urged to attend. Arts class submitted designs for die program cover, and three of these were chosen to be usd.

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