This recital, held on Saturday, Oct. 11, gave visiting families and students an opportunity to sample several of Asbury's small musical groups and ensembles. Schell then directed the opening performance, made by the Wesley Memorial Handbell Choir. Freshman Natalie Gregoire, a member of the Handbell Choir, said the group has been practicing since the beginning of the semester. The small ensembles performed selections that showcased individual talent and the ability of the group members to work together as a whole. Professor Vicki Bell, new director of the Asbury Chorale, led the group in performance for the first time on Saturday.
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Leila Hepp provided the piano accompaniment. Audience members seemed pleased with the event as they applauded a job well done. Back to top of page Asbury's new chef takes life and laughter in large doses Steve Service by Ivy Sterling Copy Editor Steve Service, the new food production manager in the cafeteria, boldly took on the challenge of this position when Asbury's former chef, John Watson, resigned. Judging from his name and his strength in Christ, Service is more than likely to excel in his new occupation. Service has lived in Kentucky for most of his life and now resides in a quiet place on the Kentucky River.