The nugget. (Sisters, Or.) 1994-current, December 09, 2015, Page 18, Image 18

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Wednesday, December 9, 2015 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
TRANSFIGURATION CHOIR:
Public can hear songs at
Christmas Eve service in Sisters
Continued from page 15
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FOR A FREE GIFT
(While supplies last, one per customer.)
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$
With any 25 purchase
(Offers valid through 12-24-15)
markets in Germany is held. The market,
which dates back to medieval times, has strict
rules that preserve its traditional flavor.
Patrons enjoy hot mulled wine in mugs as
they peruse the craftsmen’s stalls, contributing
to a convivial season’s spirit.
The choir also performed at Austria’s
famed Melk Abbey.
“It’s the most stunning place I’ve ever seen
in my life, really,” said King. “The acoustics
in there are incredible.”
For King, one of the highlights of the trip
was something distinct from the mighty pal-
aces and bustling markets — it was a per-
formance at a small, community church not
unlike her home church in Sisters.
The choir sang in the balcony at
Trinitatiskirche Pfarre Hutteldorf Church, then
came down to the floor to sing some more.
The pastor was so delighted to have them there
that he cut his sermon short so the choir could
enjoy a Christmas bazaar (replete with good-
ies) set up in the church basement.
This is the fourth choir trip for the Sisters
singers. They do a tour every couple of years,
raising funds for the trips in the off-year. King
says the trips are an outstanding opportunity
to build a team.
The Sisters community can get a taste of
the choir’s offerings from their most recent
adventure.
Each Sunday they will perform songs they
sang in Vienna, culminating in two Christmas
Eve services on December 24, at 4 p.m. and
9 p.m.
On Christmas Eve, the choir will sing
“Patapan”; “Good News, Amen!”; “O, Holy
Night”; “Alleluia”; and “Joy to the World/O
Come All Ye Faithful!” King says they will
also sing “Kling Glockchen Kling” in German.
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216 W. Cascade Ave.
Happy Holidays from The Porch
Gift Certificates make
great Stocking Stuffers
to get stuffed on!
Buy a $100 Gift Certificate and receive
10% off your visit between 12-1 and 12-25.
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243 N. Elm St. Sisters
Jill’s Wild Tasteful Women
Fri.-Tues., 5-9 p.m. • Walk-ins welcome!
Wine,
Women &
Chocolate
Christmas
Show
Fri, Dec 11
4 to 7 p.m.
Sat, Dec 12
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
601 N. Larch St.,
Sisters
541-617-6078
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Jill’s Wild Tasteful Women
Jill Neal’s Wild Tasteful Women Gallery is a bit of a
hidden treasure in Sisters.
Located in the Metabolic Maintenance building at
601 N. Larch St., it’s the artist’s headquarters for her
wholesale operation. On Friday, December 11, 4 to 7
p.m. and Saturday, December 12, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
everyone in Sisters Country is invited to stop by to eat,
drink and be merry at Jill’s Wine, Women & Chocolate
Christmas Show, with 10 percent of proceeds benefit-
ting Bethlehem Inn..
Here is a great opportunity to purchase gifts, from
prints to T-shirts to coffee mugs and more, all featuring Jill Neal’s renowned art. You can
also see Jill’s wonderful wildlife and Western art, all while mingling with friends and indulging
the spirit of the season.
Just looking at Jill Neal’s art, you know she throws a great party. Don’t miss it!
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SISTERS MARKET IS OPEN Monday-Wednesday, 6 am-6 pm
Thursday-Saturday 6 am-8 pm • Sunday 8 am-5 pm
Looking for a place to get a good, hearty meal with-
out flattening the wallet? Sisters Market & Eatery is
just the spot. Charlie’s in the kitchen cooking fresh,
homemade food for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Enjoy a full breakfast menu every day, as well as
lunch items that range from tacos to chicken to let-
tuce wraps. And on Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
they’re open for dinner. Thursday night is Mexican
food night; Friday is spaghetti night; and Saturday
is “whatever Charlie wants to cook” night.
It’s good, wholesome fair in a welcoming atmosphere at a reasonable price. You can have
a meal for a family of four for $30 or under. And mom and dad can enjoy a nice selection of
beer and wine.
You can dine in or get your dinner to go. It’s a great way to make dinner easy during the
busy holiday season!