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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1998-08-19, Page 8Page — Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, August 19 1998 T .eompetps at.provin. by Amy Nellands Local teen, Laura Sande, recently corfipeted at a provincial music cent - petition and said it was a very "motivational" expe- rience. In May, Sande compet- ed at the mid -Western Ontario Rotary Music Festival in Walkerton and won herself the opportuni- ty.tu play at the provincial level. "I didn't. even think about qualifying for the provincials," said Sande of the Walkerton festival. She • added that she decided to enter the festival so she could practice Ater perfor- mances for her Grade 8 piano test. She came in. first in every class she played .in and was chosen to represent the festival at the provincials. "I Wasn't expecting it at all," she said., She also won two scholarships at the festi- val. The first was: $50 • from the Kincardine Rotary Club which she is going to use torent, a trumpet so she can prac- tice .another instrument. She also received $15:0. from, the 'Walkerton Rotary Club which she used for the entry fee into the provincial competition which washeld at Wilfred Laurier .University in Waterloo. At the competition, Sande said she had to play two pieces, one she chose herself, and another was chosen by an adjudicator. The first she played was Mysterious Summer's Night by iuzmenko, "I thought it was my strongest piece but 1 blanked out," she said. got through it though." .The second piece she played was I ,vention #8 . in F major by Bach., was really happy with that performance," she said, adding that she felt she had not played this piece well in other compe- titions. "I overcame my 'nerves." Though she did not win at: this competition, .she said that it was a very worthwhile experience.. It was just great," she said. "I saw a lot of other awesome' performances, that were very motivation- al. It was really worth it. IBydro, Relocation Speciahsts 23 years experience. with Hydro moves', We've .gone tbi nigh IL now we're hire to help yore! • .waauuatwuuin • ' ROYAL LePAGE IaW.Jfled real'estate'agent. aliti m ttimmentn Gime m the beautiful Cobo rgfPort. hope area on Lake Ontario. [tdrty iiii<iutes from, Darrington, forty-five from Pickering. Enjoy small town living: with big city amenities, Cali Cate &. Doug McCallum; salesReps., t9p5•373.0028. We will return yf ut call .. Ort mail us aniccaldpeakie.,Ca Combined Summer Services Schedule Lucklnow United, Lucknow &: South Kinloss Presbyterian Churches 0QINT SUMMIR SERVICES All services at 10:00 AM Suri., Aug: 23rd *know tlttited:Church. Choir Iook;ng aftor, rho service Sun., Aug. -3oth ick• to regular setvlces Pastoral Care.- July - PegdyKirtsman August - AlbeitrCook Don't Miss "The Queen of Country Music" (m utricle tr=ait) Tickets': $20.00 advance, $22,00; at the door Available at; Mitche1!Agecurturai Society •' VemaYoung (348-9352); Merles coffee Nook- Mitchell; -Envie Kings (19991,td:) Wirigham & Gederich; Reddi Chet- Clinton; Myth Decorating •Horth . •Credlt Card Orders1-800-4454029 "Presented instiaacietlun withthe Mitchell Aprkttlfurat Society" kitty l''ells • Johnny l'Vrigltt • Bobby Wright and the %'nn"\ .'e •ttfr(jflt.,ii rve never seen anyone play like that before," ""1t was really nice to hear other people play Grade .8 tousle and'to hear their interpretations," said. Sande. Sande has been playing. piano for eight years now Her first piano teacher was Marilyn Scott of Lucknow.. Her present .teacher is Flora. Nabrotzky of Teeswater, She said she would like to keep playing and possibly work towards her Grade 9 and ltk piano, She also said she hopes to be able to qualify, for the provincials again next year- "We're ear"We're really proud of her," said her father Andy, "She has worked really hard for this...(the provin- tial competition) opened up a new levet of standard for her." Both. Laura and her parents, Andy and Marg, said• they .also wished to . share their appreciation to the local Rotary Clubs t'or .the effort they put into the festival in Walkerton. ift Cthwhatafeettegl' -43, 1 Becky Campbell Registered. Massage Therapist Lucknow Medical Clinic Tues. & Wed., 84.5/ter. $30!'fxhr, 528-2810 0440 34t+ "80.400.. '40.0.01$00$0 The l'attern For Success These varieties lead the way in y g'. value and yell. • • : 2540 Soft Red 25R57 Soft Red -2737W Soft White 25W33' Soft`UWhite Bruce Ravflard 528-35'02 'rhe stt_oaasir g70:„ witr'AY sr.en eikuto.ro4,0 *iota, /1dtItep il-mo womb Must sr or* Ion ti oarkit a yIe fl (44.1 i a,cndino ,pMxMR ial ic competition Laura Sande recently played at the Mid -Western Ontario Rotary Music Festival Id Walkerton where she won and becarna eligible to compete - at a provincial competitor. (Nellands photo) I:aldeiibyS feted on 25th by Exuma Raidenby Kiln up residence at Kingscliffe. . The sympathy of the community goes out to Grant and Dorothy Eckenswiller,. Lucknow, in the passing of her brother in. Walkerton., The funeral mass was held Tuesday morning at the MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Horne, Teeswater. The. • Eckenswillers farmed on &letters Lake Ave. (10th) befot'e'retiring tb Lucknow.. Barry and Sandra Baidenby: Westford, were' the surprise recipients of a celebration at Bob and' Diane . Wall's home,, .Friends . and relatives 'helped ' them celebrate their silver`' wedding; anniversary;' Guests arrived during theafter- noon and, enjoyed' a pot luck supper and renewing. old acquaintances.. Congratulations Barry and. Sandra. We're sorry to report Bob Bonnett is in Grey - Bruce Regional Hospital, C1wen"Sound;; following: emergency surgery; on Saturday evening., Best wishes for a speedy recov- ery. Bob formerly ,lived r on the 10th concession before moving to Pine River. Bessie Moulden reports a telephone •conversation •vvith' Wilda (McLean) 'Nikon at' Georgia, U.S.A. reporting the sudden death Cif her son, Keith from a heart attack: Wilda was. raised lin the former Ted Burt farm on the Southline by her parents, Mrs and Mrs: Ed McLean. Her hes- band, Jiin, was raised in Lucknow. ' Sympathy . from the'. community goes out to the families: of Cathy (Alton) Andrew before they take.. Equestrian Centre. Guests. Thompson of Walton, wife of the late, B1den Thompson, vvlro pa$sed away suddenly on Saturday: She is the grand- daughter of Nina and Edbert Bushell and daugh- "ter•-'in-law of Bert and, Isabel Thompson, Culross: A surprise farewell party was held at the home of Paul and Julie 'Wainwright 'ion the 10th for ' Tim, Mitch . and are It . Every home in Ontario must have at least one smoke detector it' is now the law! Lucknow Fire Chief Petef• Steer said last week that he was very much. in favor of the new fire code legislation and added that had this law been put in place some time ,ago, "it may have saved a, lot .of lives." •'' .Those homes • found. without smoke clavus ;will. be charged $200 and will beissued through a ticket similar to the way traffic. tickets are issued, said Steer. For the time being,. the enforcement of the law will be `on" your honor," he said,. adding: though that, most cases won't be dis- covereduntil "after the fact $ Eut if the fire depart- attended from Lucknow, Kinloss, 'Point Clark; Nile, St. Helen's and Kincardine. and -:a:good time was `held by all. Eva NiehTolson, Kincardine, 'entertained the. Haldenby-Nicholson relatives. ori Sunday to meet some cousins'from. Western Canada. Dave' and Mary Haldenby. Trona here attended. All of this dry weather has been hard on water. wells. Joe Ernest in the village had a new, Well, drilled. this' Week. tectors the law trent. is called to a home with no detectors, a ticket will be issued to the home- owner omeowner or landlord. "Homeowners . must ensure that smoke, alarms. are- installed between sleeping and living areas.' They are also required to maintain the smoke alarms in working order," stated a press release on the legis ration. 'In rental accom- modations,. the; obligation tra•,install andmaintain smoke alarms in operating conditions falls to the landlord. Landlords must also provide smoke alarm maintenance information. to the occupant tit" each unit."' A srrioke" alarm Costs only $14, 'said Steer, adding that is a lot better than spaying a $200 fine, and it could also save your life.