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By KARI FLUEGEL
Staff Writer
The 1984 holiday season will
get into full swing with lights,
songs and Santa Claus as the City
of College Station sponsors seve
ral Christmas events during the
next few weeks.
To start the season off, in Cen
tral Park Monday, the College
Station Parks and Recreation De
partment will host a ceremony to
light the park’s Christmas lights.
Through funds donated by
Jack Lester of Bryan, this year the
parks department was able to
purchase lights to decorate Cen
tral Park for the holiday season.
Several of the trees, the park pa
vilion and baseball field backstops
have been decorated with lights,
said Susan O’Connor, parks de
partment program supervisor.
During the lighting ceremony,
College Station Mayor Gary Hal
ter wul give a dedication and Les
ter’s son Lance, 5, will turn on the
lights. Following the ceremony,
Christmas carols will be sung.
After Monday, the lights will
be on from 5 to 11:30 p.m. every
night until Jan. 1.
Also in Central Park, Santa
Claus, provided by the Bryan-
College Station Jaycees, will be
present to visit with children Dec.
12 and 13 at 7 p.m. The same
nights, area 4-H members will
provide a living nativity scene.
Door prizes also will be given
away during the two-day event.
Prizes include Christmas wreaths,
poinsettas and surprise boxes
with the grand prize of a
Christmas tree. Refreshments will
be served.
A mail box for letters to Santa
Claus will be located in Central
Park near the park department
office, O’Connor said.
The Community Center will be
the place for the third annual
College Station Christmas Festi
val and Open House Wednesday
from 3 to 7 p.m.
Entertainment will be provided
by the Medicare Jazz Band, the
TAMU Women’s Chorus, South
Knoll Boy’s Choir, Breakdancers
from the Gallery of Dance Arts
and A&M Junior High drama
students.
Freddie, the College Station
Police Department robot will be
at the festival to take Christmas
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Judy Dunn, a junior industrial distribution
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design major from Lewisville, decorate the
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outside of their dorm for Christmas. The
student housing office says that students
may decorate their dorms as long as the dec
orations do not create a fire hazard.
orders that will be passed on to
Santa.
Mary Lu Epps of Southern
Breeze Plantation will give a dem
onstration about making gin
gerbread houses. Other arts and
crafts demonstrations will be
given: George Carter, duck de
coys; Shelly Michel, dolls; Doxie
Wootan, watercolors; June Dud
ley, oil painting; and Beverly
Sink, stained glass.
Members of the Brazos Valley
Art League will be at the festival
to exhibit their works. Leap
representatives will be Mari
Chalk, Alice Riggs, Helen Pem
Emma Gay and Mattie Calendar
The public is welcome at i
events.
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