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ECCCBand Parade Schedule The East Central Community Col– lege Marching Band will participate in four Christmas parades scheduled in the five-county district, announced Thomas W. Carson, director. Carson said the highly regarded Warrior Band. led by drum major Kathy Fitzhugh of Morton, will appear in ForestHrday, December 1; in Louisville Saturday, December 2; m Carthage Monday, December 4; and in Decatur Friday, December 8. Because of conflicts in schedul– ing, Carson said the East Central musicians are not able to participate in all Christmas parades throughout the district. The band director said involvement is based on a rotating schedule. Last year the group marched in Decatur, Morton. New– ton andUnion parades. East Central serves Leake, Nesho– ba, Newton, Scott and Winston counties.

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