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 By  Staff Reports Published 
8:39 pm Wednesday, October 8, 2008

Chorus program will help fund Atlanta trip

By Staff
The Hartselle High School Performers are currently selling advertising space in their Spring Concert program. These ads provide a great way to advertise your business to hundreds of people and support the HHS Choruses at the same time. Proceeds from the ad sales help pay for the Performers' trip to Atlanta.
Prices for the ads start as low as $25. For more information, or to purchase an ad, call the Chorus Department at 773-5427.

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