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Exeter Dance Club members are Erin Bowers, Katrina Cavaliere, Megan Darling, Amber -Lea Elder, Courtney Gossett, Katelynd
Henderson, Hailey Kowal, Sarah Johns, Lisa Johnson, Amber Lord, Heidi Muller, Lindsay Muller, Michelle Muller, Lindsay Ned-
za, Ashley Nixon, Brooke Ramsay, Jennifer Read, Kimberley Read, Miechele Steele, Alisha Toth, Sarah Trottier, Lisa Vanden-
berk, Kaitlin VanOsch, Kylen VanOsch, Jessica VanRaay, and Kristel Westlake. Absent were Megan Boyd, Kiersten Lappano,
Selene Lisson and Chantal Russell.
Local dancers celebrate the
festival of dance at Althouse
By Chris Skalkos
T -A Reporter
LONDON - The Exeter Dance
Club participated in the British As-
sociation of Teachers of Dance
third annual festival last weekend
with 30 dancers bringing home 62
medals.
More than 250 dancers from
Southwestern Ontario and Mich-
igan graced the stage at Althouse
College in London. A wide variety
of dance from tap, jazz, ballet, cab-
aret, modern, acrobatic, and high-
land was displayed during the two
day event that featured dancers
ranging in age from four to 50.
The Exeter Dance Club earned 36
gold, 34 silver and two bronze
medals as well as the trophy for the
highest overall mark in cabaret.
Club teachers Sheree Trottier, Pam
Cavaliere and Donna Brus-Carter
say the young dancers also brought
home new techniques and dance
steps.
The festival was adjudicated by
Susan Messmer and Mavis Heath,
two well known examiners with
many prestigious titles and their
feedback on the dancer's per-
formance was a tremendous help.
"We reviewed their comments
with the students and used it as an
opportunity to learn," said Brus-
Carter.
Although the festival was a com-
petition, Brus-Carter said it was
more like a celebration of dance
and a chance to assess one's own
performance.
"The dancers were judged on
their own performance. It didn't
matter if the number that just got
off stage had more difficult steps.
This way they were able to have
fun and enjoy what others were do-
ing as well," she added.
The Exeter Dance Club is a two-
year-old non-profit organization
that studies all forms of dance in-
cluding acrobatics, tap and jazz.
The 30 young dancers involved
with the club are from Exeter, Cre-
diton, Dashwood and Mitchell and.
range from eight and 14 -years -old.,
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It cost $700 for each school to par-
ticipate in the festival and Brus-
Carter said the dancers came up
with the entry fee by holding vari-
ous fundraisers such as bake sales,
chocolate bar sales and barbecues.
She also credits the Exeter Legion,
the Lions Club and the Optimists
for their donations and praised the
dancers' parents for supporting
them on and off the dance floor.
"They were either car pooling or
flipping burgers at a fundraiser.
They were willing to do anything to
support their children," she said.
"And with all these things working
together we're able to run a smooth
club."
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