Monday, April 30, 2007
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The Maple City Motion gymnastic club held its annual showcase on Saturday, as members of the competitive, developmental and future programs performed their routines in front of more than 100 spectators. The event provides a competitive atmosphere for the young gymnasts, who have never been to a meet, and an opportunity to showcase the skills they've learned over the fall and winter training sessions. For competitive club members, it gives them the chance to prepare for upcoming meets in Burlington, in May and Toronto, in June. Pictured is Makena Modern performing her bar routine.(© 2007 Michael Ivanin/Chatham Daily News)

Saturday, April 28, 2007
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Models Kim Hills, left, and Katie Uher walk the podium during ''Magical Evening For Myles" fashion show at Retro Suites. The show was presented by Serena's Ladies Wear. ''Magical Evening For Myles" also included a live auction and was organized by Bayshore Home Health.(© 2007 Michael Ivanin/Chatham Daily News)

Thursday, April 26, 2007
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MITCHELL'S BAY - This summer resort community in north-west Chatham-Kent has become home to a new sport to the area involving kite sailing. As many as a dozen enthusiasts can often be seen at one time kiting across the flat waters of Mitchell's Bay propelled by wind. The kiters are attached to the kites by a long rope and use a flat board to ride the water. Mark Johnston launches his kite near the shoreline. (© 2007 Michael Ivanin/Chatham Daily News)

MITCHELL'S BAY - This summer resort community in north-west Chatham-Kent has become home to a new sport to the area involving kite sailing. As many as a dozen enthusiasts can often be seen at one time kiting across the flat waters of Mitchell's Bay propelled by wind. The kiters are attached to the kites by a long rope and use a flat board to ride the water. Mark Johnston launches his kite near the shoreline. (© 2007 Michael Ivanin/Chatham Daily News)
Tuesday, April 03, 2007
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Three-year olds Alex Masterson-Foster , left, Gabrielle Gzichrak, Hanna Stoffyn, and Kyra MacNeil follow Deborah Seney as they perform on stage during spring recital a Celebration of Dance 2007 at the Ursuline College Theatre on Friday organized by Deborah Seney's Dance and Workout Studio.. (© 2007 Michael Ivanin/Chatham Daily News)
Three-year olds Alex Masterson-Foster , left, Gabrielle Gzichrak, Hanna Stoffyn, and Kyra MacNeil follow Deborah Seney as they perform on stage during spring recital a Celebration of Dance 2007 at the Ursuline College Theatre on Friday organized by Deborah Seney's Dance and Workout Studio.. (© 2007 Michael Ivanin/Chatham Daily News)
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FASHION STATEMENTS: Greg Paradis and Julie Thompson walk the podium during the Zonta Club’s third annual fashion show at Wheels in on Wednesday, March 21. The club raised approximately $2000, which will be used towards projects that supports women in community. The event was co-ordinated by M. Productions. (© 2007 Michael Ivanin/Chatham Daily News)

FASHION STATEMENTS: Greg Paradis and Julie Thompson walk the podium during the Zonta Club’s third annual fashion show at Wheels in on Wednesday, March 21. The club raised approximately $2000, which will be used towards projects that supports women in community. The event was co-ordinated by M. Productions. (© 2007 Michael Ivanin/Chatham Daily News)
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Tundra swans were spotted on a field on Gosnell Line just east of Victoria Road in Oxford Monday. Tundra swans were once known as Whistling Swans for the sound their wings produce. The Tundra swan is the most widespread and numerous species of swan in North America. They are divided into two distinct groups, the Eastern Population and the Western Population. The EP migrate through southern Ontario as they make their extensive annual journey between their Atlantic Coast wintering areas and Arctic coastline breeding areas. (© 2007 Michael Ivanin/Chatham Daily News)

Tundra swans were spotted on a field on Gosnell Line just east of Victoria Road in Oxford Monday. Tundra swans were once known as Whistling Swans for the sound their wings produce. The Tundra swan is the most widespread and numerous species of swan in North America. They are divided into two distinct groups, the Eastern Population and the Western Population. The EP migrate through southern Ontario as they make their extensive annual journey between their Atlantic Coast wintering areas and Arctic coastline breeding areas. (© 2007 Michael Ivanin/Chatham Daily News)