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lite Enquirer NE Ttiursday, February 1, 2007 11 MONTGOMERY Artists perform at benefit 4 SYCAMORE TOWNSHIP Church planning 'souper' collection chestra and Carlson and Berne. It is administered by the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, but funded solely by outside contributions. The CSO locates students and matches them with a CSO orchestra I. 3e JEf A A Jessica Bodner, rising international star violist, accompanied by Cincinnati's own international star and UC CCM Artist-in-Residence and professor of piano, Elizabeth Prido-noff, will perform together in concert at 8 p.m. Saturday at the Church of Our Saviour, United Methodist, 8005 Pfieffer Road.

All proceeds for the concert will support youth musicians with interest in classical music who cannot afford instrumental lessons. The Benjamin Carlson-Berne Memorial Scholarship was established by Ben's parents, Wyoming residents Susan Carlson and Philip Berne, to commemorate their son's commitment to sharing classical music with children who might not otherwise have the opportunity to take lessons. Ben died in 2002 at age 19 in an accident. The scholarship pays for a year of musical instrument lessons, and is renewable annually. The student's music study is supported through age 18, or high school graduation.

The success of this scholarship is the result of a creative partnership with the Cincinnati Symphony Or- cans of food were donated. Nationwide, 17,288 groups are participating, including two Love-land-area churches, St. Margaret of York and St. Columban. At St.

Margaret of York, sixth-, seventh- and eighth-grade parishioners collect items after each of the three weekend masses, according to Marci Peebles, director of youth ministry. In 2006 they received more than $1,800. The money was donated to St. Mark's Food Pantry in Norwood and St. Michael outreach downtown, Peebles said.

If enough funds are donated this year, they also might donate to St. Vincent DePaul. Volunteers at St. Columban also will collect items after each mass, according to Dolores Angel. The donations are given to Interfaith Hospitality Network of Greater Cincinnati.

In 2006 the congregation gave about $1,582, she said. Heidi Bright Parales Photo provided Ray Cummins will perform at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Sycamore Presbyterian Church. GUITAR VIRTUOSO TO PERFORM: Guitar virtuoso Ray Cummins will perform at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Sycamore Presbyterian Church.

Cummins, who toured with RCA recording artist Kenny Price, has performed with Ernest Tubb, the Osborne Brothers, Cal Smith and Leona Williams. His career boasts more than 500 albums, mostly gospel and country music. Cummins will perform in the church's sanctuary, 11800 Mason Road in Sycamore Township. Tickets are $5. For more information, call the church at 513-683-0254.

Rachel Richardson Ben Carlson-Berne member for lessons. Tickets are $25. They can be reserved by e-mailing or purchased with a check at the dopr. Susan Carlson MED URGENT CARE TO PRESENT WORKS BY TOM LOHRE: Med Urgent Care will present the works of Tom Lohre in its lobby now through April 1. Featuring Lohre's Tall Stack portraits and landscapes, the show's centerpiece portrait is "Helen Feeding the Ducks," featuring Lohre's daughter.

Show hours are 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday-Friday; and 10 a.m."1 to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Med is at 9549 Montgomery Road, Suite 100.

For more information, visit www.tomlohre.com. Rachel Richardson 1 w'iX' Lifestyle! A toothbrush and tube of toothpaste are the admission tickets to the Super Bowl party for Sycamore Presbyterian Church's youth group, according to Brad Rogers, director of student ministries for the Sycamore Township church. These items, together with donations of food and finances, will be given to Hope Emergency Food Pantry in Fayetteville, Ohio, as part of the nationwide Souper Bowl of Caring event Sunday. The SBC asks youth to raise funds to fight hunger and poverty in local communities as well as around the world, with a goal of raising $8 million this year. Groups choose where to donate their funds.

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