HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-09-14, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1988.
Angela Nethery, centre, the newly-elected Queen of the Brussels Fall Fair, was warmly congratulated on
her win at the Queen of the Fair dance Saturday night by Runner-up Corinna Stephenson, left, and Miss
Congeniality, April Ten Pas. Miss Nethery will reign over the 1988 Brussels Fair on September 20-21.
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Charlie Turnbull returned to his
home in Edmonton last week after
relatives and friends in Brussels
and Goderich.
Jack Kerr of Montreal (and
formerly of Brussels) visited
friends in Brussels last Friday.
Visiting with Isabelle and Bob
Wheeler are their niece Jeanette
Smith and her friend Rick Garvin of
Calgary.
A Bon Voyage party was held for
Warren Wray at the Richards’
home on September 6. Warren has
now left for Australia on an OMAF
farm exchange programme. He
will be there for a year living with a
family and working on their farm at
Carsbrook, Victoria. A large toy
kangaroo borrowed especially for
the occasion and holding a Cana
dian flag greeted the guests as they
arrived. There were friends of all
ages in attendance and Warren
received many helpful travel tips.
Robert Richards of Victoria,
B.C. visited his mother Sheila
Richards before Labour Day week
end and also spent several days at
the family cottage in Muskoka with
Jane and Douglas Richards of Ailsa
Craig.
Joanne and Bill King and
Raymond and Jacqueline Gowdy
attended World Book’s Interna
tional Achievement Conference in
Chicago from August 31 through
September 4 with 3,000 other
World Book sales people.
Joanne spoke to a group of
representatives on “How I Get It
Done”, referring to the Time
Management and Top Priorities.
At this year’s gathering, nationally
renowned speakers, Dr. Leo Bus-
caglia, Ann Landers, nutritionist
Jane Brody, and the singing group,
The Lettermen provided informa
tion and entertainment at the
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Angela Nethery
Queen
of the Fair
A petite brunette with a spark
ling personality was named as the
1988-89 Queen of the Brussels Fair
at the Brussels, Morris and Grey
Community Centreon Saturday
night, amid enthusiastic applause
which showed that the judges’
difficult decision was a popular
one.
Angela Nethery was crowned as
the new Queen by retiring Queen of
the Fair, Karla King of Brussels,
who said that the outcome of the
closely-fought contest was just as
she had predicted. ‘‘Ijustknew
that Angela was going to win! ”
Miss King said, adding that she
had also been correct in predicting
the evening’s other two winners as
well.
Corinna Stephenson, 17, was
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