Temple Concord will showcase its new grand piano to the community at a special piano concert in the Kilmer Mansion. The program will be held on Saturday February 11th at 7 pm. Cost of the concert is $10/person and is open to the general public. Refreshments will follow the concert. Reservations should be made by Tuesday February 7th, by calling the Temple Concord office at 723-7355. Seating is limited to the first 75 reservations.
The piano, manufactured by Mason and Hamlin, was graciously donated by Dr. Ted and Sharon Major. According to Carol Bernstein, chairwoman of the event, “This is a really beautiful gift.” Bernstein also says that the concert will be a mixture of classical and contemporary music. Performers will include Pej Reitz, piano; Tim Perry, clarinet; Stephen Stalker, cello; Jeanne Sperber, flute; Carol Bernstein, piano; Shari Neuberger, vocalist; among others. “The acoustics in the Mansion are fabulous,” Bernstein said. “And with the new piano and the artists, this concert will be a musical treat,” she added.
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YOU CAN HELP! Any inkjet cartridge with a print head can be recycled, regardless of brand or type. Do you have an HP, Lexmark, Xerox, Compaq, Samsung, Kodak, Canon, or Apple Printer? Bring in your empty OEM inkjet cartridges (placed in the original box or a Ziploc bag) to Temple.
(Note: Epson Cartridges can not be recycled.)
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