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Entertainment Q Friday, December 5, 1986 r^Mr^> Music, tree ligi spirit of Christ Columbia, South Carolina and L'SC all will get into the Christmas spirit this weekend with A Christmas Music Festival, the Governor's Carolighting and the University Tree Lighting. The 14th annual presentation of A Christmas Music Festival will begin at N p.m. today in ( arolina Coliseum. "I think the variety and pace of the presentation will impress the audience," said William Moody, director of USC's School of Music. " There is enough traditional ('histmas music mixed with popular Christmas music to keep audience members of all ages entertained." Two examples of the variety of ("hristmas music include the Concert Choir's presentation of "The Hallelujah Chorus" from the Handel's Messia h and t h e Carolina Hand's performance of ''Parade of t he Wooden Soldiers," Moody said. "What a spectacular sight it will be when 3(X) members of the marching band march onto the Coliseum floor," he said. The 20th annual Governor's Carolighting will be held at 5:30 p.m. Sunday, 011 the state grounds, weather permitting. Last week's presentation was rained out. Coordinator for the program, Ken Richey, said it will feature an 800-mcmbcr Carolighting Choir combining church and high % ymoc --UKt -r?c.r >?*< >?< >: : | Univ< | Tree Lightir \ f Sunday, D< \ 7:30 $ ^ Choral presentatio FAIThH Women's Er ? provided afterward | Honor Students. i $ I'A'crvonc I a /Ms y-*V 7ZKS . f v .." i W* 1 (' , ; Spec cjOUTK\ listory (j>fi' fi( 5 [.ntfj u', Ko/'il'', ki/t/n / (o b Wv ! < !? V.' Ohm\ P#;tf;r f< Av,? I ray < j i'jf IT f I o f UN ' fr BO ViTl "|Cur Y' % . ?k b tings bring mas holidays school choirs, a 300-mcmbcr All Star Band from high school bands, eight hand boll choirs, a 160-member children's choir and the USC concert and trumpet choirs. The event is sponsored by the Columbia Breakfast Optimist Club and is dedicated to Eddie Williams, the decorator of the Governor's Christmas tree for the last 20 years, and to Arpad Darazs, the choral director at USC", Richcy said. The University I'rce Lighting will also be held this weekend, weather permitting, at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, on The Horseshoe, as part of Carolina Cares Week. The tree will be decorated with ornaments made by campus organizations as part of a contest by Carolina Cares. The organization with the ornament that best represent their group will win $50. Deadline for the contest is at 5 p.m. today. "The university tree lighting is an opportunity for the Carolina community to join together, celebrating a season of caring and giving," said Julia Ivcy, who :*u t rr/" ~i..t > wwi n:> Willi cuius anu organizations. These three spccial events are free to students, faculty, and members of the community. Packaged together, they make wonderful Christmas presents. 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Gary JNUUD Jt CONT INFORM ; * All information stric | Physical examinatior I smear ; VI) testing/treatmen ! * Urine and blood test 2nd opinion treatme * T,nw tirpirnjinfv Iation and/or referral General anesthesia available The Fa Planning ( the Ladie 1411 Barnwell St. li SIGN UP Ft University of ? Snow Skiin January 4 Have fun this winter skiir areas. Enjoy the ski atr students from six other cc i! INCLUDES: 4 Nights Lodf *-4 n-jwc rvf Ql/i r~a W u/ujf O vy I U!M (2 Days Su{ ! 2 Day Ski 1 Day Apf COST: $186 162 (if you have (REGISTRATION: A $50 I refundah at this ti to Ski F CONTACT: IMRS 102 Blatt P. 803/777-52* 1 ?> A..! I awiss inangies As part of the Swiss Papnr Exhibit at McKissick Museum, this work is on display through Jan. 11. Tho artist is USCSalkohatchie art professor Conrad Mehlanbacher. I HHIII? ,|e 3rant stars. Oncc again, 'nuff .aid. "A Hoy and His Dog" ? I've never seen it, but I've heard about it from the kind of friends who go over every single occurrence in films. 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