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PcC CCS Om EZ0 F0 0 O Sn o en ons en e °o Katie Ch fi unty Idol, returning f rt ) Bv Bos 0 tangible rewards, it has brough'g her some ‘fame‘, Sarg @‘S’E“" and it has beefed up her portfolio. Ironically, she cle@belinet.ca still hasn‘t heard her awardâ€"winmx;lg perfo}rlrtnfince o 7 in the contest. And she wonders what mig ave regliitfiénfig%éfggr Id?kll'. Katie Chaprgarlll 15 been had she been able to enter the Canadaâ€"wide bringing her gift of s 29 al 12 Sl.ltr;?er' 219 Sh¢ 8 _ tdol contest. It was too late to enter by the time the t ts 51 + ()%1()gwn0;1llgigl T4 fir\'/e wall Bs Northumberland contest had been comph;:lted. 2. De_lt‘{;)iming on August 4 at Colborne United Church walftiglszis; ;%essw}’;?%msfhf ?sialcljt}fari;ev; slhg . wi er cousin, singer/songwriter Amy Nodwell. | 7 The 17:yearâ€"old Miss Nodwell has ties here too. > sys y tC NE She‘s the granddaughter of Harold Harnden. The ?sme. T.hfiyavi/ere i o9 1 two will be backed by Cramahe music teacher, %sheémalsréeg.a little boy in a major department 5 NHeather Stubbs at this benefit for cancer. TWO Of | giore wfio turned to his mom and identified her. | & 1:1[:0 IS]S;})Ohr?nstudents, Mitzi and Skylar Barth will People she hasn‘t seen in a long time have f ’I;he concert, billed ‘Singing for a Cure‘ will co%%r;;ufi;g%éls;.mfimd by the President of Brock l gfo:gsvg;lsgg %2%"9‘;3{:}11‘ ltI;IEE’ g:gfilfiégs:;gzle;z University. Twice, David Atkinson has used Kaftie I 3 4 and pianist Julie Lawlor to provide music for ;%‘ml;‘% ;I%nge of the Atglem that has made thsg fundraising and charity dinners. She‘s on the bill 1 uce 0f$1olnners. mission is a minim again in October. _ _ :. I tn se temb' FKatie hapes.to be walkime:imine Tl}ats not surprising whgn you consule;r that she watkead t ng moan coneets Co0 io ingeiien â€" opftined the highest standing of anyone in Ontarie A > i a e Roya walk' that starts Sept. 11. She needs to raise'$2,'000 to ggnlsfcla%vateofi‘y ?irn?in(g) h:rogCer: fza ;,Iéar_ * | qualify and has about $500 now. Anyone wishing to _ pacy at university this fall, Katie will continue ?g&p)ogtsgezrlignoclf‘uggeggr?}’l%alxa}llfim;ggfier teaching voice and piano at the Welland Music I & ~_ Academy, as she did last year. Wwowxl.?ggfirsltcig-Ctahznbduls)ifegggr(;rrllgewri?le?:ljgin mt â€" Asdwell, this year sthe wliill be pgrformir;% in I 1 " and may be one of two to provide back up vocals in the 21st Annual Guelph p::fso r?gel;go?ncoancgrl;es-act 0peÂ¥a titled ‘The I Hfl[IiSIS.e Festival. Th% event drawsda _hos}’;_(iti rgglonal Telephone‘. Her music teacher, Debra Linton, is J f'lélomnififi?&ilggfaggr?%?sm%rslic 1(i;anée eanc? ?hz \évgrkitn & to put that together for a performabeeneat I : r ' ristmas. _ § P . > Sp%lflenszv(;{grfiber ns c n Araantaaas And, of course, she will be getting married. Katie Universilty for hel,‘ final year of a fourâ€"year music befila:n%eng?ged festsugust buba godding dat< ds I program, specializing in voice. s1p sct & A realist, Katie knows that careers in popular music are a chance occurrence. They also depend on the artist living in an urban environment, and Katie knows she‘s not a city girl. She also feels that her voice is better suited to the classical repertoire she has been studying. There is huge competition in that field, so she‘s banking on a teaching career in music and drama, and using her talents in local musical theatre. Her background in high school at ENSS was largely in that venue. Katie had a lead role in Evita in 2000 and performed as well in Oliver in 1998. She played a part in Razzmajazz too, before graduating THE COLBORNE CHRONICLEâ€" Thursday, July 8, 2004 â€"7 and moving to further her education in St. k. . â€" eninanes c cera ol Catharines. Although the April 24 win in the Northumberland Idol Contest hasn‘t yielded any f ; yi Trew 41 cA 2y ~l es J es S Tâ€"â€"ABIF * 4@ | 54â€" e [ > 'T?"’c-‘.-s\ "“ j e onii s ./ Cramahe Township‘s Amy Meekes was rewarded for her academic and personal skills. Amy topk home the Canadian Federation of University _ Women Award for character and academic N \ standing, the Brighton Horticultural Award, and ,,?) the Principal‘s Award for student leadership.