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Dec- as - 1:30 - - Dec- ad -r%ao 1:511. . - Canadian Toff Truck Challeng‘e . Demolition Derby . Xueme Motocross Preesty e Demonstration - SI er Modhed Lawnmower Racing ‘ -aaaiiiltik' " raga-m: trucks _ - "-""-"""-8l--itltitlt- MASON CONSTRUCTION /lrr"rt//t Li' o ' ' [ Cl . J,,~l OF ", ", F . ., ' 7 To order" a copies of this CD for solo recordings by Lewis and Crete), call 519-843- 2960 or 519-767-0792. - The CD was recorded at Rea Studios in Arkell. engineered by Eugene Rea and co- prYucel by all three musicians. "Holidays in Harmony" is a selection of songs that befit the wonder of the season and the wish for peace in the world - bor- rowed from the traditions of gentle Christmas ballads, to haunting Chanukah pieces in Yiddish and Winter Solstice rounds The spate, lovely arrangements focus on the clarity of Crete's voice combined with the warmth of Lnvis', and are enhanced by the mandolin and penny whistle of Eugene Rea - and of course, Crete's ever-tasteful guitar and harmonica. year and a half ago, Guelph's Brenda Alfwis and Fergus' Norrie Crete Joined eir voices to create the distinctive vocal harmonies that audiences have come to expect from them whenever they perform live in concert together. This season they are launching their first CD as a duo; a limited edition release titled "Holidays in Harmony". For this recording they are call- ing themselves the "Snow Angels". Nonie Crete and Brenda Lewis release a seasonal CD for 'Holidays in Harmony' ©9105- Nonie Crete (pictured) has released a holiday CD with Brenda Lewis. hangs-a Just last summer, she was crowned the Canadian National Champion of solo tap dancing in Guelph, an experience she described as the toughest competition she'd faced to that point. Waterloo tap dancer brings home the gold Continued from page " like every other compe- tition she's entered. Shaw Just last summer, shewas said she never allowed her crowned the Canadian hopes for victory to climb National Champion of solo too high. "lhaveoneyearlettatthe studio. so I will definitely keep on. practising" she said. "And when I'm not at the studio, I'll be dancing around the hall: at school, qr ppping my toes at my Bait Shaw assured her tap shoes will never be too far frog _her sight. Shaw will have the chance to travel to Australia next year to defend her title, but right now she has other things on her mind, like making time for her other loves: sin ing, acting and skiing. g! "All I could think of was that this represented the last " years of my life. I had suc- ceeded in meeting all of my goals. and all of the hard work paid off. It's really an indescribable feeling." And her best was exactly what Shaw gave. which the judges recognized by crown- ing her as champion. "I passed all a my expec- tations," she said. "All I could fo was stand there speech- "The competition was really tough, and it could have gone any way," she recounted. "All I could do was hope for the best." But what at first seemed like a remote possibility became more realistic when Shaw was named one of six finalists in the competition. She knew then there was no 1Ening back. "I always go into a com- petition only expecting to learn from it," she said. "I lis- ten to the comments hom the judges. and try to have a positive attitude."