Iron County Record | 1965-12-23 | Page 1 | Many Children Enjoy Christmas Program at Public Library

Many Children Enjoy Christmas Program i&iPublic Library 'j SGfifcchildren of the Cedar Ci-fy Ci-fy 3rtttended the Christmas yrCt;ratrt prented at the Cedar tJtjr public lary Saturday, De-icftMber De-icftMber 19. Suyfgs and stories entertained en-tertained thy cjuWren in the cosy '&tmysQfipr?smih. Jrblazing fire tnd rfiee'decorated the staff. tmfut of yriirnas was captuljayby ttoryTfMling.of Mrs. Joanna Jrrpwn awd-M. ttffi Hunter. CJijias sqfrgaVvf Amo,: der the orgatWrTtMri.G Anderson, Mrs. KereidVf Bal( win and Mrs. DarVjf'tfrry. Mi, sic was furnished bjkchildreT'bf the community. Theresas A tNp, composed of Dianne MaeTfcinon, Angie Parry and Larrie BQildtKT a duet by Paula Clark and Col 1 leen Irons; Mitch Baldwin song I a solo of "Little Drummer Boy" and Bonnie Baldwin sang "C HRISTMA S". A chorus of children dressed as angels sang many old favorite Christmas Carols, Car-ols, included in this group were Steven Thompson, Paula Clark, Brad Myers, Colleen Irons, Jan Stratton, trie Chamberlain, Jimmy Jim-my Reese, Bonnie Baldwin, Marie I Adams, Chrlstln Norton, Jay Sandburg, Jeanette Nelson and j Brent Wii:.ams. Mis. Blanche Dotson wishes to I thank all of those who partici- pated and especially Mel Jones of the Jones-Copelin Piano Co. of Cedar City, who furnished a piano pi-ano tor tne singing. The library staff wishes to extend ex-tend to all Best Wishes for Christmas Christ-mas and a Happy New Year.