ENJOYING a tune performed by French horn player Ross Olsen is Shirley Pally, a choral music stu- dent at Wahlquist Junior High School who will perform, along the instrumental groups the holiday program Thursday night. and others at | Wahlquist Students Present Christmas Program Thursday FARR WEST—‘‘For Unto Us the direction of Elden Curtis A Child Is Born” is the title and Robert Johnson. The band will play three num-| of the Christmas program being bers: “Grand March” by Clare! presented Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Grundman; “Air From _ the in. the Wahlquist School audi- Suite in D Major” by J.S. Bach torium by the school music de- and “‘A Walking Tune.” Orchestra selections. will inpartment. ' Groups participating include clude ‘Peasant Dance” by the Eagle band, string orches- Woodhouse, Mozart’s “Sleigh tra, Melodettes, Chauntaires, Ride,” and “Contredansi” by Salieri. | concert and junior choirs. “Adoration of the Magi’? and The band is directed by Mel Edvalson and Ronald Hansen. LeRoy Anderson’s ‘‘Sleigh Ride’”’ Judith Gailey is orchestra direc- will be sung by the Melodettes. tor and choral groups are under Chauntaires will render two contemporary selections, “Carol for a New Born King” and “Carol of the Birds.” “Christmas Day’ and other Christmas anthems and carols will be sung by the Concert Choir. For the first time this year, the Junior Choir is per- Stolen Rings Found; Youths Admit Thefts forming. The ‘combined choruses with Acting on information re- the string orchestra will per-| leased by Jess DeCaria, Wash- form the opening chorus from ington Terrace police chief, Og- Bach’s “To Le a al: Is eu _ “analy e have recovered ay’ .