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2012. in HuffAuditorium on the Decatur campus. There is no charge for ad– mission·and the public is invited to attend. The evening will begin with a performance by the ECCC Percussion Ensemble, under the di– rection of assistant band director Ed Girling. Also on tap are performances by guest ensembles from Leake Central, Newton County and Neshoba Central high schools. · ECCC music keyboard instmctor Len Bobo will perform a piano solo and the program concludes with the ECCC Mallet Ensemble. "We look forward to an e\·ening ofgreat per– formances and are very exc1ted to have guests fr11n our local high school bands to participate in this spectal event. We inYite e\ eryone to come out and support these young mu– sicians," Girling said. For more infor– mation, contact Girling at 601-635-6306. The e-mail address IS egirling@ ccc~edu.

The East Central Community College band department wtll host ''EC Night ofPercussion" at 7 p.m. onMonday, April16, ECCCOffers FREE 'First Steps' Workshop In Forest The Forest \n;a ChamberofCommerce along with East Central C 3mmu– nity College's Small Busi– ness Development Center is sponsonng a workshop titled "First Steps- the Pro– cess ofStarting a Small Busi- ness." This FREE session will be held on Thursday, April12. 2012 from 'i:30 o 7:00p.m. at Gaddis Park lo– cated at 610 Tennis Lane. Ronal d B. Westbrook. SBDC director. will serve as speaker. For more informa– tion and to pre-register, con– tact Westbrook. Phone 601- 635-6297, or Virgie TI1ames. SBDC assistant, Phone 601- 635-6296. The email add~ is rwestbrookta'eccc.edu or vthames@eccc.edu.

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