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Wednesday, December 6, 2017 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon 15 Sisters Kiwanis sells See’s Candies Chocolate is one of the staple food groups of the holiday season. Each year, Sisters Kiwanis Club leads the populace of Sisters Country into temptation — but for a good cause. Their See’s Candies trailer is open in the Ray’s Food Place parking lot, dispensing the boxed chocolates that have been a popular gift for generations. Proceeds from the sales of the See’s Candies help fund Kiwanis’ many outreach programs in Sisters — from scholarships to the food bank to assistance for career-change education. Kiwanis also supports Sisters Family Access Network, the Sisters High School Key Club, among many others. So a box of chocolates — or two or three — is more than a guilty pleasure. It’s a gift that gives in multiple ways. Celebrate the Season at Cottonwood Café Vast Church Vast Church invites the Sisters community to join the congregation in an open-air Christmas Eve service celebrating the birth of Jesus at Fir Street Park on December 24 at 4:30 p.m. Children will re-enact the Christmas Story according to the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John; there will be readings, singing and a lighting of candles in a service that practices the rhythms of the historical church. The service honors the Biblical understanding of Jesus’ birth — and all are invited to join in. The lighting of the candles in the darkening eve- ning is particularly affecting, as one light multiplies and grows throughout the park. Dress appropriately for a winter’s evening; the service will go forward even in the snow. Please bring a camp or picnic chair if you wish to sit, as seating is limited in the park. full bar, gluten-free/vegetarian options always available Gift Certifi cates Available Extended Holiday hours: Th -Tues 8-3, plus open every day December 26 through January 2 403 E. Hood Ave. | 541.549.2699 Sprinkle Can Corner Sprinkle Can Corner offers quilters and sewing enthu- siasts in Sisters delightful fabric choices for their projects, along with home décor items crafted by local quilters and seamstresses. If you are embarking on your holiday projects, stop by and discover a line of Western fabrics with horse and cowboy themes; novelty buttons; baby fabrics; and lots of flannel. A local woman handcrafts wonderful doll clothes, which could make a very special gift for some lucky child. You’ll find gifts, cards, and aprons — and Sprinkle Can Corner also carries quilts on consignment from local quilters. Since Sisters is home to some very talented quilters, you may just find a real treasure here to give as a gift or to brighten your own home for the holidays. Located on Hood Avenue west of Blazin Saddles, Sprinkle Can Corner is the newest addi- tion to Sisters’ arts and crafts scene. Chops Bistro The word is out in Sisters, and Chops Bistro is becoming a local favorite. Co-owners Tracy Syanovitz and Grant Dixson are celebrating their first anniversary at Chops and want to thank the Sisters community for their support. Book NOW for your holiday parties — whether they’re business or family. Chops provides a great atmosphere and delightful food for your holiday gathering. Just tell them what you want to spend and they’ll craft a special menu to fit your tastes and your budget. Chops features live music Friday through Sunday nights. Chops Bistro can accommodate dinner for two or a large Christmas party, with a wide menu selection at a fair price. With all that, it’s no wonder Chops has become a local destination for an evening on the town! New! qprinkle Can Cor ner fabr ic • quilts • crafts Fabr F br ic, quilts, handcrafted home decor , aprons, gifts, cards and mor e! 458-206-9121 | Th ursday - Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 473 W. Hood Suite 103, downtown Sisters, Corner of Hood and Cottonwood CHOPS Bistro Happy Hou r Specials 4 to 6 p.m. LIVE MUSIC Fridays & Saturdays, 6 to 8 p.m. Book your . p.m 8 to 5 s ay nd Su , Bill Keale offi ce & holiday d and specialty Join us for amazing foo m. cocktails in our lounge or dining roo 370 E Cascade Ave. | 541-549-6015 1 parties now Lounge open daily 4 p.m. to close | Dining Room daily 5 p.m. to close
