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18 Wednesday, November 23, 2016 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon 6th Annual Holiday Faire November 25 - December 18 Great selection of exceptional quality handmade items from local vendors. Monday M Mo nd nda d a - Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fre e io n ! Sunday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. s is m d A 352 E. Hood Ave. next to Happy Wok (Corner of E. Hood & S. Spruce) SPONSORED BY THREE SISTERS LIONS CLUB We Respond when you call us. ‘Know Jingle’ at library Sisters Library has the holiday spirit in a big way. Yes, it’s that time of year—to-do lists get long and time gets short. Take a break this December to enjoy a musical or theatrical per- formance at the library. From a jazz duo to barbershop quartet, to a local readers’ theater presentation, the Sisters Library has tapped some of Central Oregon’s most talented musicians and performers to help fill the library with music, song, and joy. Know Jingle this December. • Sisters High School Jazz Choir Serenade: Enjoy the harmonies of the holidays with Sisters’ finest youth singers on Saturday, December 3, 2 p.m. • Sisters High Desert Bell Choir: Enjoy holiday music with the Sisters High Desert Bell Choir. The performance wraps up with an opportunity to join in the musical fun. The event is set for Saturday, December 10, at 1 p.m. • Gingerbread Engineering (STEAM ages 9+): Build and decorate a gingerbread house on Saturday, December 10, at 10 a.m. • Family Winter Wonderland Sing-Along (all ages): Songs, stories, musical instruments and treats on Saturday, December 17, at 10 a.m. Your local Sisters contractor for: Earthwork - Utilities - Grading hardscape - Rock Walls Residential & Commercial Paulina Springs Books Banr Enterprises, llc 541-549-6977 www.banr.net scott@banr.net ccb#165122 You can open up whole new worlds with the gift of a book. Pick up Paulina Springs Books’ Holiday Books Gift Guide and you’ll find bril- liant ideas to put under the Christmas Tree. There’s also a great selection of toys, games and gift items to stuff a stocking. Come in and browse — this local trove will reward you with treasures. Paulina Springs Books is hosting the 21st Annual Angel Tree Book Drive now till December 24. Books purchased for the Angel Tree are given to children participating in SMART, Start Making A Reader Today. Shoppers choose a card from the Angel Tree and select the book(s) they would like to purchase. There will be a wide variety of children’s books available for purchase, which will include fiction as well as non-fiction. Shoppers will receive a 20 percent discount for books purchased in support of the Angel Tree Book Drive. Alpaca Country Estates Come Meet Baby Alpacas Free! at Alpaca Country C ountry Estates E s s Holiday Open House Nov. 24-30 & Dec. 1-18 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Unique gift s using our alpaca fi ber woven into one-of-a-kind garments, hats, kids’ stuff , socks, gloves & more! 541-504-4226 70397 Buckhorn Rd., Terrebonne Just 20 min rs ut ! es from Siste What started as a dream when Keith and Nancy Chapel purchased six lovable Huacaya alpacas in November 2006 has grown into a strong breeding program of more than 700 alpacas, emphasizing uniformity, fineness with a soft handle, brightness and density — with the main thrust working with black and gray genetics. Art Izer and Nancy were married in 2016 after both lost their loved ones in 2007. With Art’s knowledge of cattle and horses, he is a quick study with alpacas, and the pair would love for you to visit their picturesque ranch in Terrebonne, where they produce their own hay, strive for a green planet, design alpaca clothing and have top-line alpacas of every color! In fact, in 2016 Alpaca Country Estates has been rewarded with color champions or reserve championships in black, gray, brown and white. Music Makers The gift of music may be the most profound one you can give this holiday season. Since 2003, Music Makers in Bend has been providing a full price-range of quality musical instruments for all levels of players, putting that gift in the reach of everyone. Though they are primarily known for their acoustic guitars from Taylor and Eastman, they also are dealers for Yamaha P Series portable digital pianos, Eastman mandolins, Gold Tone banjos, banjoleles, acoustic micro-basses and resophonic guitars, Kanaloa ukuleles, Roland amplifiers, Lee Oskar and Hohner harmonicas. Every instrument they receive is checked out by a qualified technician to ensure proper set-up before it is displayed in the humidity-controlled showroom. They can also restring and set-up your instrument as well. Owned and operated by a working musician, Music Makers is a true musician’s store, where you can find the help you need to make your musical dreams come true.
