BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22. 1949
The World's Best Climate
PAGE SEVEN
ye shall find the babe wrapped
to be considered for the county
by Margaret Byrne.
in swaddling clothes, lying in a
“The Music of Bethlehem,” by title, went to Port Orford last
Friday and treated their hosts
“And there were in the same manger. Luke 2:8-12.
the chorus.
This was God manifest in the
Personnel of the chorus is: to a 41 to 35 shellacking, just country shepherds abiding in the
A Christmas Cantata, staged first sopranos: Patsy Cook, Faye to convince the public.
field keeping watch over their flesh.
This is God’s atonement for sin.
by the high school chorus, under Rausch, Beverly Hill, Alma Dut-
Led by Kinion who looped in docks by night. And. Io, the
This
is the Savior of the world,
direction of Mrs. Lloyd Morris, fy Cora Mae Aschc Maxine Dut six field goals, Brookings was glory of the Lord shone round
This is the good news,
music instructor, was enjoyed by. y and Nancy vincent
ahead 16 to 12 at the half. Th< about them, and they were sore
This is for all people.
a capacity house at the Baptist
afraid; and the angel said unto
Second sopranos: Patricia Hy box score:
This is the one we hail at
Community church at 4 p. m. last land, Dorothy Wilson, Norma Fe Brookings
41
fg ft pf tp them: Fear not, for behold 1
Christmas.,
Jos. M. Johnson
Sunday.
The program:
3
3
bring you good tidings of great
lipe, Bonnie Salvage and Leta Jaklewicz, f .
0
3 joy, which shall be to all people, i Gold Beach.
1
1
Brown, f
“Ring On, O Song,” chorus.
Hassett.
4 12 For unto you is born this day ।
0
6
Altos: Kay DeMartin, Marjor- Kinion. c
“The First Christmas Carols”
People
of the area are re-
1
5
3
in the city of David a Savior,
.
duet by Cora Mae Asche and ie Freeman, Pauline Hendricks. ! Vaughan, g
which
is
Christ,
the
Lord.
And
,
minded
to
be turned in on K1EM
3
1
Patricia Zook, Adrienne Zook, Duffy g
Pauline Hendricks.
m.
1
4 3 6 this shall be a sign unto you; ! Saturday at 11
Fitzhugh, s
“The Song of the Morning,” LaVerne Landauer, Elaine Le
0
1
0
Clair, Mary Lou Berger and Pa Carte, s
by chorus.
1
0
tricia Henry. Accompanist: Mar Berger, s
“To Bethlehem Draw Near.’ garet Byrne.
and chorus: Cora Mae
Duet
9 18 41
16
Totals
Asche and Pauline Hendricks.
Free throws missed: Jaklewicz
1; Brown 1; Kinion 5; Duffy
“Let Heav’n and Nature Sing,'
\ aughan 3; Fitzhugh 2 ; Carle
by chorus.
Port Orford 35 fg ft Pf tp
“The Lullaby Hymn,” a solo
1
0
Fought, f ................ 0
0
by Patricia Cook.
1
1
1
K.
Wagner,
f
....
..
0
“The March of the Magi,” by
with
ven
Brookings
Bruins,
1
0
0
Kent Wagner, c ...0
chorus.
gance in their hearts toward an Estabrook, g ...
1
1
0
“Hallelujah,” by chorus.
other
team
disputing
their
right
0
0
.0
0
Kerber, g .....
“The Holy City,” violin solo
3
Merka, f .......
11
3
Masterson, c
0
0
0
0
Jamison, g ....
0
0
0
0
Johnson, g ..
4
0
Anderson, f ..
9
4
3
3
St. George, g
Not By Bread Alone
Christmas Music
Enjoyed, Sunday
Bruins Treat Host
Team To 41 to 35
Shellacking, Fri.
12 11 21
Totals
Kent
Free throws missed:
Wagner 1; Merk a 1; Masterson
4; Anderson 1; St. George 4.
Alonq Azalea Row
For a smile on every race
and a carol m every heart
we commend you to the spirit
oi Christmas.
Happy holiday
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Christmastide is the children's
season. Commemorating the birth
of our Savior and remembering
that He said, “except ye become
as a little child.” and “suffer lit
tle children to come unto me”
it is the time when we allow the
child in us once more to come
to the fore and join our children
and grandchildren in their sim
ple pleasures. Reading aloud from
some book which old and young
enjoy such as the “Wind in the
Willows” by Kenneth Grahame,
forms a common meeting ground
of mirth and gayety for all ages.
This is not a Christmas story
but all who love to labor out of
doors with wind and warm sun
shine in their hair, and all chil-
dren are amused at the adven-
tures of the “Water Rat, the
Mole and Mr. Toad,” and
¡
par-
1 ticularly wealthy Mr. Toad’s
misadventures. The animals are
endowed with human character
istics and you will find yourself
saying, "Isn’t that just like So-
and-So?” There is a wild wood
where the animals fear to go,
for lurking in its shadowy depths
the unknown enemies, and broad
flowing through the story down
which the Water Rat and Mole
swim to unexpected, exciting
new adventures. The lazy river
bank where the animals rest and
look out upon the world, and the
safe, comfortable home of Mr.
Badger remind us of how much
we enjoy returning to our homes
from contact with the outside
world.
Walt Disney has made the
“Wind in the Willows” into a
movie and as “Ichabod and Mr.
Toad” it is coming to our own
theatre about the middle of Jan
uary, but read the book as well.
Mrs. Lock land tells me that it
library, so sooi i will be
uet us “Heap on more wood!
à I
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histle as it will, We’ll keep our
hristmas merry still.”
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