HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-11-28, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2S, 1990.
Former Brussels woman wins award
Top Kinette
Susan Meyers of Clinton, daughter of George and Pat Langlois
of Brussels was awarded the highest Kinette award at a
convention in Stratford on November 3. The Founders Award
was given to Mrs. Meyers in recognition of her dedication and
contributions to the club.
Top showperson
Clinton resident Susan Meyers,
daughter of George and Pat Lang
lois of Brussels was recently recog
nized for her dedication and hard
work with the local Kinette Club at
a convention in Stratford on
November 3.
Mrs. Meyers was presented with
the Founders Award, the top
Kinette award in Canada. “It was a
complete surprise for her,” said
Mrs. Langlois. “She didn’t have
any idea she was getting the award
and that made it even more
special.” The award is given
annually to Kinettes who have
shown a dedicated effort to the club
based on the past three years of
service. The winners are chosen on
an accumulated points system.
Mrs. Meyers, who moved to
Brussels from Sudbury with her
parents when she was five, was
educated at Brussels Public School
and F. E. Madill then went on to
Fanshawe College where she
studied Business Law and Admini
stration for two years. Upon her
marriage to Bill Meyers she moved
to Mitchell. She has been involved
in Kinettes for six years. While a
member of the Mitchell Kinettes
served as Club President and on
several executive positions as well.
She won a zone award for her work
there as Bulletin Editor.
In addition to winning the Foun
ders Award, Mrs. Meyers’ work as
Clinton Kinette President was re
cognized at the convention as well.
She was one of this year’s recipi
ents of the Outstanding Presidents
Award. Mrs. Meyers is modest
about this achievement noting that
two other past presidents, Marie
Jefferson and Bev Riley of the
Clinton Club, have received the top
national award as well.
Mrs. Langlois said her daughter
is actively involved in many com
munity service groups and she
works very hard for all of them. She
has been on fundraising for the
child-care centre and does church
work as well. She and her husband
work at the Home Hardware in
Clinton and have three children,
Curtis 7, Maurissa 4, and Brent 11
months.
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