SEPTEMBER - OCTOBER 2005 EDITION
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EDITOR'S GREETINGS FAB-YOU-lously Yours, Christine Brown |
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KAYLA - NATIONAL MOTORCYCLE SHOW
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Congratulations to our team for yet
more shows that were "beautiful and beyond", earlier this
year. We were brought together on several occasions to model the creations
of some local and out-of-town designers - not to mention the talents
and creativity of our own stunning Staturistes and Junior-FABS.
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Everybody did their best to make the
best of the shows, and it was much appreciated by all; especially our
Sponsors and Not-For-Profit organizations.
So, way to walk softly, gals! We all had FAB-YOU-lous fun with a job well done! |
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Future Miss Universe ???
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This month's spotlight shines on |
Preliminary events will be held throughout
Huronia, and we all look forward to the Finale to be held here in Barrie
at The Roxx nightclub. Come out and support your fellow FAB on the evening
of
October 23, 2005. Tickets are only $15.00. |
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Jacqueline was born in Bracebridge, Ontario
and is 23 years old. Her adolescent and adult life have been devoted
to self-improvement activities. By the age of 16, she was well on her
way to becoming a Fitness Instructor and Personal Trainer, a Weight
Loss Consultant, a Swimming Instructor and a Nutrition Wellness Specialist.
Jacqueline has worked extensively in Toronto as a Hip-Hop and Go-Go
Dancer, and doing promotions for various clubs. She just loves the Toronto
club scene. She believes that it has been "rewarding to have had
jobs in these fields" where she has had an opportunity to work
with others wanting to fulfil their own development. Her goals are to
enter the world of broadcasting and to work with youth. She wants to
encourage young people to develop healthy lifestyles and help them to
realize that in life, "it's not about winning", it's about
just being all you can be. And for Jacqueline Tonge, |
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Who's new in FabOriginal?
babies, babies, babies ANNIE NAKASHUK CHRISTINE BROWN IL-SUN PARK |
CARRIE DOUGHTY DIANE KING JENEE SLUSAREK |
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What's up in the world of our future Staturistes? Junior-Fabs column Editor, Raven Noganosh, will keep us all in-sync with the comings and goings of the youngest members of Team-FAB. jUNIOR-FABS in Action |
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FAB
FASHION IDEAS
with
IL-SUN PARK
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Each month, our FAB Fashion Director
will share her world view of fashion, couture and design ideas with
us all. Il Sun's background as an Executive Director with the leading
fashion importer in South Korea, and her years of activity in the fashion
capitols of Europe and the United States, make her a wonderful addition
to all of our FAB activities.
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STAYING
IN TUNE
with
MELODY MARKLE
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Top FAB Staturiste, Melody Markle, is from Long Point
First Nation in Northern Quebec. A recent graduate of Georgian College
in Barrie Ontario, she is now enrolled at York University in Toronto
and is studying for a Bachelor of Social Work degree. Melody will
be writing a monthly column on the challenges of contemporary society
as they relate to an individual's interests, expectations, abilities
and cultural heritage. |
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SPIRITUAL
CONNECTION
with
ETHEL CHYNOWETH
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This monthly column will be a personal look into the world of Aboriginal Teachings, the relevance of Aboriginal Ceremonies to Twenty-First Century life, the identification and understanding of Aboriginal Medicines and their appropriate preparation and application, recipes for the season and more. Our guide on this journey of discovery is entrepreneur and mother of two daughters, Ethel Chynoweth. She will share the wealth of experience accumulated in her eclectic life in the social services and her varied business activities in both the Aboriginal and mainsteam communities throughout Ontario. |
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When it comes to writing, it certainly doesn't hurt to be the daughter of one of North America's most respected authors, Basil Johnston. Tibby is the Aboriginal Early Years Co-ordinator for Simcoe County, Ontario and, in keeping with the family literary tradition, is compiling a collection of recipes for her first treatise on Aboriginal cuisine. Raising young sons to manhood has given her ample opportunity to discover and prepare culinary delights guaranteed to satisfy the most demanding appetites. Be sure to join us for a monthly tour through Tibby's kitchen and a glimpse into her future book. |
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