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Friday last chance to support Kevin at Calgary
The list of names of well-wishers
to goon a telegram to Brussels’
Kevin Wheeler and his partner as
they get set to skate in the opening
ceremonies of the Calgary Olympic
Games on Saturday is growing
fast, butthere’s still time to get
your name on the list.
A telegram of congratulations
and good wishes will be sent to Mr.
Wheeler and his partner Michelle
Menzies of Preston on Friday, the
evening before they take part in the
gala opening spectacle of the 25th
Winter Games. It will include the
names of everyone who has signed
the lists at various locations around
Brussels and Blyth by Friday
morning, and will tell the fifth best
Senior Pairs figure skaters in
Canada how proud we are of them.
The list already totals more than
125 names, each of which has paid
$1 or more to have his or her name
included on the telegram. Any
money left over will be sent in trust
Senior Pairs figure skaters Kevin Wheeler of RR 5, Brussels [far right]
and his partner Michelle Menzies of Preston combined with Melanie
Gaylor of Stratford and Lee Barkell of Kirkland Lake to win the Silver
Medal In the “Fours” competition at the Canadian National Figure
Skating Championships in Victoria, B.C. on January 23. Local
residents are being asked to add their names to a telegram of
congratulations to Mr. Wheeler as he joins the other three skaters in
the opening ceremonies of the Calgary Olympics on Saturday. -Photo
by Shirley Wheeler
People
Many happy returns to Maggie
Rutledge who celebrated her
birthday on Monday, February 8.
Well, Walton Recreation was
praying for snow for the weekend,
for their poker rally, but really folks
did you have to pray that hard.
The Brussels Crusaders held a
very successful dance in the Legion
on Saturday night. By all reports
the hall was full.
Everyone is sending their best
wishes to Kevin Wheeler and
Michelle Menzies who will be in
the opening ceremonies of the
Olympics. Hopefully, they will
show the opening so we can watch
them on T.V. You may not be
bringing home a gold medal Kevin
but as far as the people of Brussels
are concerned you have already
won it. We are proud of you.
Remember readers just $1.00 on
a telegram will tell Kevin and
Michelle what we think and it may
just give them that boost, to make
one of their most outstanding
performances ever.
to the Preston Figure Skating Club
to be used toward the couple’s ice
time as they continue to train.
Under the rules of amateur sport in
Canada, money may not go directly
to an amateur athlete without
jeopardizinghisstandingin the
sport.
Kevin and Michelle just missed
winning a berth on Canada’s
Olympic Figure Skating team by
placing fifth overall in the Cana
dian National Figure Skating
Championships in Victoria, B.C.
January 20-23; only the top three
senior competitors in any section
made the 1988 team. However, the
pair did make ittothe podium to
receive the silver medal in the
“Fours” competition in Victoria,
skating together with the team of
Melanie Gaylor of Stratford and
Lee Barkell of Kirkland Lake, who
had placed sixth overall in Seniors
Pairs competition.
Unfortunately, the “Fours”
placing does not count toward the
overall scoring in the final placings
of competition medallists.
Lists for names and jars to collect
money for the telegram are in
Brussels at Oldfield Hardware, the
Brussels Hotel, the BMG Arena
and The Citizen, and in Blyth at
The Citizen office.
The Town of Seaforth is also
collecting names for a telegram to
go to native Lloyd Eislerand his
Senior Pairs partner, Isabelle
Brasseur of Quebec, who qualified
for the Olympic team by taking the
silver medal in Victoria.
Soc’mon, Brussels, Morris and
Grey - let’s show Seaforth that
anything they can do, we can do
better! Remember, you only have
until Friday morning to pledge
your support to Kevin - our
Olympics 1992 champion!
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