HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-04-29, Page 11THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1987. PAGE 11.
Cindy McNeil of Brussels was one of the models showing fashions fr
Brussels clothing stores to a large crowd at last Thursday’s Fashion
Show, sponsored by the Brussels Figure Skating Club. The show was
the kick-off event of the Brussels Homecoming celebration planned for
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grade 8 were video taped by
Canadian Legion members.
The students lined up in alpha
betical order, then one by one they
walked across the gym floor and
said their full name, age, teacher’s
name and how they get to school
while being video-taped.
Being in front of the camera for
some was a new and strange
experience. Some students even
forgot their own name!
The hope is the results of this
taping will never have to be used,
but the Legion will make the tapes
available for any emergency.
Blyth Legion members helping
with the tapingwere Janice Henry,
Mary Lou Stewart, Betty Lair and
Sheron Stadelmann.
CANADA FITNESS
BY STEPHANIE LENTZ AND
AMBER GEL WICKS
On April 28, the students of
Blyth Public School will be partici
pating in a Canada Fitness Day.
Theevents on this day include:
push-ups, curl-ups, standing long-
jump and three running events.
The number of events and
difficulty of each event depends
upon the age of the child. Since the
weather has been warm we have
been training to prepare for this
day.
The program was developed in
1970 by Fitness and Amateur Sport
Canada. There will be awards
handed out according to how well
the children do on the six events.
Get in shape everyone!
VIDEO-TAPING
BY LORI BAILEY AND
CHRYSTALCUCKSEY
On Friday, April 24 most
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Figure Skating Club in recognition
of their outstanding achievements,
and with plaques from the village
of Brussels, presented by council
lor Malcolm Jacobs. Last month,
Brussels, Morris and Grey made a
joint presentation to Mr. Wheeler
in recognition of the honour he has
brought to the area through his
skating.
Fashion Show draws crowd
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member of the board of directors of
The Citizen, which sponsors the
annual award. Mr. Lowe, who
co-hosted the evening’s fashion
show, received a standing ovation
from the audience when the
presentation was announced by
Gerry Wheeler, the show’s other
host.
Vice-chairman of the Brussels
Homecoming Committee, Mr.
Lowe is active in everything from
the village’s recreation and sports
programs to the local agricultural
society, served a central role in the
building of the BMG Community
Centre and is one of the foremost
proponents of the annual Brussels
Santa Claus Parade, as well as
performing a number of other
services to the community which
go virtually unnoticed because of
the quiet way in which they are
done. He was chosen by an
independent panel of judges from
among 10 nominees for the Citizen
of the Year Award.
Presentations were also made to
three outstanding young athletes
who have brought fame and
recognition to the area over the
past year or so: Peter MacDonald,
Kerrie Shepherd, and Michelle
Menzies, all nationally known
figure skaters who have helped to
“put Brussels on the map,’’ as
Debbie Seili, co-chairman of the
fashion show, said.
Mr. MacDonald, of RR 2,
Brussels and Miss Shepherd of RR
1, Blyth, skate together in the
Novice Dance Division at a national
level, most recently competing at
the Canadian National Figure
Skating Championships in Ottawa
last February and at the Ontario
Winter Games in London in March;
while Miss Menzies, of Prescott, is
the partner of Figure Skating Pairs
champion Kevin Wheeler, of RR5,
Brussels, who took both a gold in
their division at the Ottawa
championships, as well as a silver
medal at an international competi
tion in England last fall.
All four skaters were guests of
honour at the fund-raising fashion
show, where both girls and Mr.
MacDonald were presented with
engraved pen sets by Brussels
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