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FESTIVAL OF FASHION
an extravaganza in leather
Saturday, April 9, 1988
fashion shows at 2:00 pm &. 8:00 pm
(there will be a reception following each show)
Blyth Memorial Hall
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Commentator: Sylvia Derer of CKNX
Tickets: $7.00; seniors: $5.00
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Lloyd, Eisler
• from page 1
and neither member of the pair looks the
worse for wear. In fact they are the most
talked about pair in the figure skating
world.
"I knew we had a lot of talent between the
two of us. 'It was just whether or not we
could take that talent and ability and come
together as one," said Lloyd.
"I thought a year ago we would be where
we are now - and we're getting better and
better."
"Isabelle's size (four foot, 10 inches)is a
definite advantage because it allows us to do
things other teams would .not attempt. And
even though Isabelle is shorter than I am (at
five foot, 11 inches), she has longer legs, so
we are able to synchronize our spins and
match jumps."
Even their age difference (Lloyd is 24 and
Isabelle 17) has figured positively in Lloyd
and Isabelle's relationship.
"We've become good friends, despite the
age difference. We find it easier to get along
because we are different ages," said Lloyd.
Lloyd admitted he and Isabelle were a lit-
tle disappointed in some of the marks they
received at the Olympics, but added they
realize they don't have the experience of
some of the other pairs teams.
"The marks were disappointing and some
we didn't expect, but we weren't displeased.
We've done as well as we could have based
on the system. We don't have the esposure
and we'll have to prove ourselves," he said.
Unlike other skaters, like Elizabeth
Manley who found it easier to skate before a
home crowd at the Calgary Olympics, Lloyd
said he and Isabelle were a little on edge. He
said they found it much easier to skate in
Budapest, where the pressure was off.
"The Olympics at home was wonderful -
but it was almost a bit too much," said
Lloyd.
"Plus the people at the Olympics weren't
Londesboro United Church
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AT 7:30 P.M.
Featuring:
•The Seaforth Harmony Hi-Lites
•The Ropp Brothers
•Mitchell Men's Quartet
•Auburn United Church Junior Choir
•The Szusz Family
•Soloist Peter Postill and more!
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ADULTS - $3. CHILDREN 6 - 12 - s1.
all skating fans - they were sports fans whip
just wanted to be part of the Olympic ex-
perience and didn't understand if you didnit
win a medal: In the Worlds everyone in the
audience is skating oriented, and
understands the system, the judging...It
was more like family. We saw the same peo-
ple we see at every competition."
It was that same kind of familiarity that
Lloyd liked most about skating in Seaforth
on Friday.
"It's like coming home. I'm happy to be
here. Seaforth's been very supportive, both
financially and emotionally - and my family
and my friends are here," he said.
Lloyd started skating in Goderich when he
was seven -years -old. The family had just
moved to Ontario from western Canada, and
Lloyd, who had never been on skates before,
found it difficult to keep up to his Grade 2.
classmates. So, his mother enrolled him in
the figure skating club. He skated one year
in Goderich, the rest in Seaforth, before his
prowess in skating forced him to train out of
the Cambridge Figure Skating Club.
"I knew how fast he could learn if I took
him down to the figure skating 'club for a
couple months. He never left," said Mrs.
Eisler.
When it was determined 'that he was not
destined to be small, Lloyd opted to utilize
his size to its best advantage in the pairs
skating.
"It's also easier to make it in pairs," he
said.
"I'm too big - too tall and too heavy for
singles. You need to be light to be able to
jump and spin - like Brian Orser."
Lloyd has loved his years of skating.
Despite the fact there is a political block bet-
ween many of the competing countries, the
skaters - because of their common interest,
are the best of friends.
Lloyd however, has another best friend in
his fiancee Pam Watson. An ice skater from
Hudson, Quebec, Pam is a student of McGill
University where she is studying for her
Doctorate of Physiotherapy. She has a
minimum of two years of school remaining,
and one year of internship. Because of that
they expect their engagement to be..
longterm. No date is set yet for the wedding.
Other interests of Lloyd's life include all
sports - among them skiing (water and
snow) and golf.
PEOPLE
Visiting with Pat and Rose Altman over
Easter were Mr. and Mrs. Delford Altman,
Orangeville; Nancy Bos and Amy of Strat-
ford; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Altman, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Reipert, Shelly Preston and friend
Rick of Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Altman, Hanover and Dave and Eva Netzke
of Seaforth.
Clinton Klompen Feest
1988 QUEEN CONTEST
AND DANCE
Saturday, April 16 9 p.m. - 1 a.m.
at the SEAFORTH ARENA
MUSIC BY: "Loose Change
MODERN TO COUNTRY
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TICKETS 56.00 EACH
SPONSORED BY NEW CANADIAN CLUB
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Home
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Show
APRIL 8, 9, 10
FRIDAY 7 P.M, -10 P.M.
SATURDAY 12 P.M.®9 P.M.
SUNDAY 12 P.M.®5 P.M.
At the South Huron
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Exeter, Ontario
Adults$2.00
Children 10 yrs and under Free
When accompanied by an adult
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