The Citizen, 1988-09-21, Page 31THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1988. PAGE 31.
Conservatory announces results
As part of its Legion Week celebrations, Blyth Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion presented a cheque
for $500 to the Blyth Festival building fund last week. Accepting the cheque for the Festival were
directors, Amber Underwood and Helen Go wing. Legion President, John Battye and treasurer, Donna
Govier made the presentation.
Results of the practical examina
tions for piano, guitar and violin
conducted by the Royal Conserva
tory of Music at Blyth in June have
recently been announced.
Students placings include:
Grade 9 piano - Honours, Glen
Aitken, Paul Arthur Aitken.
Grade 8 piano - Honours, Paula
Kay Hyden; Pass, Shauna
Andrew, Sherri McLachlan, Patri
cia Marie Poulton, Mary Elizabeth
Scott.
Grade 7 piano - Honours,
Christine C. Den Dekker, Kerrie
Jean Szusz; Pass, Susan Ruth
Elisen.
Grade 6 piano - First Class
Honours, Immanuel John Rami
rez; Honours, Stephanie Lentz,
Paula Anne Desjardins, Heather
Wheeler, Janine Louise Wideman,
Heather C. E. Zurbrigg; Pass,
Angela Jane Orr.
Grade 5, piano - First Class
Honours, Joanne Katherin Bos;
Honours, Darrell Lavis; Pass,
Tracy Lynn Ott, Beverly Ruff.
Grade 4 piano - Honours,
Caroline Ruth Jongejan, Marianne
L. Smith, Anita W. L. Bruinsma,
Mark Cooper; Pass, Andrew Per-
rie, Lisa Marie Scott.
Grade 3 piano - First Class
Honours, Daniel J. Gibbons, Jana
Marlene Harman, Christina Shan
ahan; Honours, Lisa I. Marchitto,
Rhonda Dianne Wideman, Tanya
Marie Ott, Kerry Leigh Walden,
Ann Uhler, Jodee Medd; Pass,
Amy Theresa Darling, Kimberly
Joy Wernham.
Grade 2 piano - First Class
Honours, Erin Maaskant, Karin
Elizabeth Millian, Carly Price,
Matthew James Schurter; Ho
nours, Dana Cooper, Janine Hay-
ter, Jane Elizabeth Darling, Tam
my Middelkamp, Crystal May
Ribey, Dana Dalton, Julie L.
Glauser, Heather McMillan, Wil
liam David Laffin, Wanda J.
Martin, Evan James Hickey,
Maryanne Perrie, Christine Anne
Hesch; Pass, Michael Robert
Long, Lee Quipp.
Grade 1 piano - First Class
Honours, Lori Kumm, Kara Free
man; Honours, Lori Melinda Wal
den, James Creighton Kirk, Latfra
Anne Martin.
Grade 6 violin - Honours,
Andrea Smallwood.
Grade 5 guitar - Pass, Sherry
Frances Dekker.
Grade 3 guitar - First Class
Honours, Colin Darling.
Grade 1 guitar - First Class
Honours, Paul Derrick Chisholm.
Step-dancers earn prizes
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-first, EarlGiles, Scarborough;
second, John Farrish, Listowel;
third, Fred Harburn, Seaforth. Six
teen years and under - first, Sara
Jane Howlett, Guelph; second,
Shane Mole, Owen Sound. Inter
mediate Class (ages 17-64) - first,
Ian Hamilton, London; second, Alf
Leno, Nottawa; third, Glen Eden,
Owen Sound.
The Open Class winners were:
first, Todd Thompson, Petrolia;
second, Kevin Reger, Elmira; and
third, Willis Desjardine, Dash
wood. The award for the Eldest
Fiddler went to Archie Mann, 86,
of Listowel; and for the Youngest
Fiddler, to Shane Mole, 8.
Winners in the Step-Dancing
Competition were as follows: Nine
years and under - first, Kelly
Schellenburger, Stratford; se
cond, EliciaSpry, Wellesley; third,
Laurie Nicholson, Monkton.
Twelve years and under (Clog, Jig
and Reel) - first, Craig Wolfe,
Kitchener; second, Leanne Nichol
son, Monkton; third - tie between
Nancy Lobb, Holmesville and Julie
DeJong, Monkton. Twelve years
and under (Reel only) - first,
Lindsay Anderson, Blyth; second,
Jason Dalton, Londesboro; third,
Jennifer Szusz, Londesboro.
Open Class (Clog, Jig and Reel) -
first, Donna Riva't, Belle River;
second, Chad Wolfe, Kitchener;
third, Kelly Bosman, Londesboro.
Junior Group (12 years and under) -
first, Rainbow Connection, Strat
ford; second, A Step Above,
Goderich; third, Sweet Dreams,
Londesboro; fourth, Four for Fun,
Clinton. Open Group - first,
Friends for Ever, Londesboro and
Holmesville; second, High Step
pers, Blyth and Teeswater; third,
Classy Clickers, Clinton.
Orchestra London
holds Festival
Orchestra London and the Grand
Theatre will hold London’s Third
Annual Beethoven Festival, Wed
nesday, September 28 and Friday,
September 30 at the Grand Thea
tre. Both concerts will commence
at 8 p.m.
Internationally acclaimed pian
ist Anton Kuerti returns to London,
adding his “intelligent and fiery’’
interpretations of Beethoven’s
works to the talents of Orchestra
London’s new principal conductor,
Uri Mayer. Mr. Kuerti has toured
extensively through Europe and
North America; performing with
some of the world’s most famous
conductors and orchestras. Among
his many accomplishments, Mr.
Kuerti is one of the few pianists to
have mastered and recorded all 32
of Beethoven’s sonatas.
Ticket prices range from $14.50
to $20.50 for a single concert and
from $22.00 to $31.00 to a
subscription to both concerts.
Tickets are available at the
Grand Theatre Box Office, 471
Richmond Street (519) 672-8800
and at the Orchestra London Box
Office, 520 Wellington Street,
London, Ontario (519) 679-8778.
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