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Performing with Mendelssohn Choir like a dream come true That dream came true when she successfully auditioned with the Toronto Mendelssohn Choir, considered one of the premier ora- As long as Catherine Millar can remember, it has been her dream to sing in front of a sym- phony orchestra. it was like a life-long dream come true for Cathe- rine Millar of Port Perry when she successfully audi- tioned for the renowned Toronto Mendelssohn Choir this fall. The Choir has already given two performanc- es and Is In rehearsal for four Christmas presenta- tions in December of Handel's Messiah. (see story for detalls) "MORE THAN JUST A DAIRY STORE" torial choirs in the country. Mrs. Millar has had a long as- sociation with the Scugog Choral Society and has performed in many of their productions. Being selected to sing with the 160 voice Mendelssohn Choir, based at Roy Thompson Hall in Toronto "meant a great deal to me," she told the Star recently. "I knew that I had reached a certain level of achievement." She worked hard to prepare for the September auditions, taking voice lessons. And in fact it was her voice teacher who first sug- gested that she audition. So far, the Choir has per- formed twice, once at Thompson Hall and this past Saturday even- ing at Dunnville High School. And beginning on December 14, the Choir, accompanied by the Toronto Symphony, will give four performances of Handel's Messiah, a tradition at Christmas. Mrs. Millar began singing at age 11 in her native Scotland. "I always dreamed of singing in front of a symphony orchestra and now it has come true," she said. ~The Choir will be rehearsing for the Messiah three nights a week, and in the New Year will present Elijah and St. Matthew's 8 Passion. And next summer, the Choir will perform at an intenational music festival in Toronto. Auditions for the Mendels- sohn Choir are held each year in September and Mrs. Millar said she most certainly plans to audi- tion for a second year. After all, life-long dreams don't come true very often. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 29, 1968 -- 9 ATTENTION BUSINESSES ... Thinking of computerizing your business? IBM Compatible Hardware, Software (i.e. ACCPAC PLUS, BEDFORD, WORD PERFECT, LOTUS, MULTIMATE, DBASE, RBASE) Complete Installation. Training and On-site Service and Support at REASONABLE PRICES - NO CHARGE for INITIAL CONSULTATION Call [416] 985-8576 JEWELLERY BY Kivi PRICE at the MURRAY HOUSE 279 Queen St. Saturday Port Perry December 3rd Lam = 4 CASH & TARRY BULK FOODS--DISCOUNT DAIRY PRODUCTS DELUXE MINCEMEAT | 79¢. Robin Hood All-Purpose FLOUR S3C | 2% MILK 4 |. bag SEALTEST GROUND Chocolate Milk | | Black Pepper 299¢... | | = 6°% THE LARGEST BULK SELECTION IN THE AREA CHEESE BALLS CHEESE TWISTS ONION RINGS 99¢ °° bag SEALTEST Sour Cream 4 39 500 ml. Blanched, Unblanched, Whole, Sliced, Ground, Slivered ALMONDS S " ==] Ib. CURRENTS 1.19. Many Varieties of CHRISTMAS CANDY Now in Stock. STORE HOURS: Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat. ... 9:00 AM £0:6:00 PM Thursday & Friday ................ 9:00 AM to 9 PM CHICKEN SOUP BASE 1 29 Ib. Golden RAISINS 1 89 Ib. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Sale items in effect until closing Mon., Dec. 5th, 1988 or while quantities last. SEALTEST Half & Half 1 09 500 ml. BAKING SODA a45¢. YOUR CHRISTMAS BAKING CENTRE Graham Cracker CRUMBS 1.75. BUTTERSCOTCH CHIPS 1 85 Ib. Scugog Street, (Hwy. 7A) : Canadian Tire Port Perry Plaza PORT PERRY <="