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BAN Lal RAMA » CA 1 2c LA Gai (5 LAE SYS. PAB FAAS FTA] FER - obs SK SANTEE 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. March 17, 1982 Choir accepts gin from piano maker } Russ Baird, director and Linda Hatfield, pres- ident of the County Town Singers were all smiles as they accepted a Heintzman piano recently. At right of Ltd. ® GARROW e GARROW DODGE CHRYSLER ® GARROW DODGE CHRYSLER ® GARROW DODGE CHRYSLER ® GARROW DODGE CHRYSLER GARROW DODGE CHRYSLER ® GARROW DODGE CHRYSLER e GARROW DODGE CHRYSLER ® GARROW DODGE CHRYSLER the photo are Bob Donald, John Provert, Shepherd and Horace Everett, all with Heintzman Heintzman Limited of Whitby has donated a "Georgian" institutional upright piano to the County Town Singers of Whitby. Heintzman (formerly Sklar Furniture) is one of Whitby's largest employers and manufactures high quality household furniture. In 1981, Sklar acquired Heintzman Limited, an international name in high quality pianos. Since the joining of talents, Heintzman now produces Baby Grand and upright pianos in a variety of finishes and styles. The donation of the piano recognizes a number of common' elements between Heintzman and the County Town Singers - both are high quality, internationally renowned and Canadian products. The County Town Singers, who were established in 1967 as a centennial project are this year celebrating their 15th anniversary. Earlier this winter, the choir found itself in need of a good rehearsal piano. Without a sufficient supply of funds, the choir made an appeal to the public for assistance to purchase a suitable instru- ment.\ The County Town Singers were thrilled when the Heintzman organization responded to their appeal with such a marvellous donation. The superb tonal quality of this fine instru- ment will enhance the choir's performances for many years to come. Greenbank news by Mrs. A McMillan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Innes visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. Stainton, Unionville one day last week. Prof. McCready was in Waterloo on business last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Almer Rennie spent Saturday DAVE GARROW PRESIDENT KIRK EDDY PARTS & SERVICE MGR. NANCY CHRISTIE OFFICE MANAGER GARROW ° (FORMERLY PORT PERRY CHRYSLER) HWY. 7 & 12 - MANCHESTER WERE HERE TO STAY! ' 1982 IS CHRYSLER YEAR. We offer 3 the lowest possible prices on a factory- ordered car built to your specifications. We have a competent, friendly staff to look after all your automotive needs. We will lubricate your automobile FREE OF CHARGE for a limited time. We are still the only full line Chrysler Dealer in the Region. yes" wyes" wyes" a. PORT PERRY x " i CHRYSLER E23 -- E755 | HRISLER | reusy |: a | | susstte CALL Ea TFET SALES! es sect | -) 985-3855 DODGE - CHRYSLER Xd H3TISAYHO 39000 MOHYYD @ HITSAYHO 39000 MOHHYD HAROLD SNOOKS SALES CONSULTANT . STEVE MEREDITH SERVICE APPRENTICE DAVID WINGER SERVICE TECHNICIAN GARROW DODGE CHRYSLER © GARROW DODGE CHRYSLER ~® GARROW DODGE CHRYSLER ® GARROW DODGE CHRYSLER ® MOXYYD @ H¥IISAYHO 3DA0A MONAYD @ ¥ITSAYHO 39000 MONUYD e evening with Mr. and Mrs. Armour McMillan. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Lunney, Whitby, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Howard McMillan on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ruis and baby were overnight visitors of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cookman last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Lacombe visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Norman Elson on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Snoddon visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Howard McMillan last Tuesday. If you have any articles to discard please donate them to the Spring clean up sale on May 8th in aid of Port Perry Town Hall. For more details, check the ad in another column of this Star. Mrs. J. Ianson spent a few days with her sister, Mrs. E. Jones in Hamilton recently. Mr. and Mrs. Don McKean visited with her mother, Mrs. Archer at Port McNicoll on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ianson, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Walker Hepworth and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Heron, Omemee were entertained to a family party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Lie on Sunday evening. Linda Stone, Toronto, visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Stone on Sun- day. : The 4-H girls are planning to entertain their mothers, .W.I1. members and friends on Wed. Mar. 24th at 7 p.m. in Greenbank Church base- ment. This year we have enjoyed a very interesting project making bread, there- fore, the Greenbank Dough Heads would like to see a good turnout. Remember this is your invitation, lets see you on Mar. 24th. Any boys or girls, ages 5 to 15, interested in playing soft- ball in Greenbank Park this summer, contact J. Green 985-8006 or R. Dusty 985-7475. The District Brownie bake- off was held in Sunderland last Saturday when Laura Phoenix, Sarah Phoenix and Sheila" Clark won prizes. Congratulations to all the girls who entered the competition. HOSPITAL REPORT Week Ending March 11th Admissions ............ccceuunee 27 Births .......ccoccetiininiinnne Nil Deaths .........cocovmivivinninn Nil Emergencies ................. 152 Operations Discharge Remaining