Inside this issue:

The chapter and chorus meet  every Thursday evening at 7:30 p.m. at the First Methodist Church Activity Center
on the corner of Poyntz and  6th Street, Manhattan, Kansas.

Bulletin is published by the Manhattan Kansas Chapter and Chorus

   I am sure that many of you chorus members who were out delivering Singing Valentines on Friday, February 13, found it a bit cold.  Hopefully, you planned ahead (like our director says we must do at all times while we are singing) and put on that extra layer or two of clothing.  If you didn’t, I am sure the local pharmacies will gladly sell you cold medicine during the coming week.

   If you think you were cold, imagine what these “Wooden Notes” felt like (that’s snow plastered all over the bari’s face) as they serenaded this

young miss and her pet cat in Karen and Terry Nanninga’s meadow.  For those of you who have never had the pleasure of visiting and/or being entertained at the Nanninga homestead near Axtell, you may not be aware of the displays that magically appear at the entrance to the Nanninga property.  The displays change with the season, so it’s worth making a trip up north periodically just to see what or who you will find lurking in their meadow.

 Thank you Karen and Terry for all that you have done and continue to do to make this chapter a success; and, thank you for your part in expanding the horizons of the Little Apple Chorus to the north.

And you thought that you were cold

Photo and story by Bart Bartholomew

The Wooden Notes made another appearance on Valentines day. They are Mr. Woody Ply, Mr. Knotty Pine, Mr. Cotton Wood, and Mr. Bert Birch singing to  Miss Wispy Willow 

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