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NEWS<br />

Morning workout a community effort<br />

By MARGARET RUDOLF<br />

It's not often that traffic<br />

is blocked for stretching<br />

arms and panting lungs, but<br />

this unusual mini-fitness<br />

workout was organized by the<br />

<strong>Glebe</strong> Business Group to prove<br />

that life in the <strong>Glebe</strong> is<br />

special, and it's worth<br />

slowing down to enjoy what<br />

the community has to offer.<br />

On Thursday, June 6, morning<br />

traffic on Bank Street<br />

was stopped between Fifth are<br />

First Avenues so about 200<br />

<strong>Glebe</strong> residents could participate<br />

in a stretch-out<br />

with Brenda Lauzon, fitness<br />

organizer for CBCs Midday<br />

programme. Lauzon's exercise<br />

clips are taken from<br />

scenic spots across Canada,<br />

and now the <strong>Glebe</strong> and its<br />

residents will be on the<br />

national screen in the next<br />

few days.<br />

"This is the first community<br />

we've taped for the<br />

fitness segment of Midday,"<br />

said Joan Woodward, <strong>Glebe</strong><br />

resident and producer-director<br />

for Midday. "Ernie Saar<br />

contacted me and we thought<br />

the idea was great, and<br />

good promotion for the<br />

<strong>Glebe</strong>".<br />

It was only about one<br />

month ago that Saar, chairman<br />

of the <strong>Glebe</strong> Business<br />

Group, started organizing<br />

to get T-shirts printed and<br />

residents involved in the<br />

morning workout. "The costs<br />

involved were minimal. What<br />

is important is that it's<br />

a community effort," said<br />

Saar, owner of Ernie's Smoke<br />

Shop.<br />

HELENE BRUCE PUCCINI<br />

BARRISTER & SOLICITOR<br />

"We're trying to get this<br />

part of Bank Street peopleoriented,"<br />

said John Leaning,<br />

of Leaning Associates.<br />

"We'd like to prove to city<br />

council it's possible to<br />

add chairs, tables and trees<br />

along Second and Third Avenues<br />

so people could sit<br />

and have a coffee". Leaning<br />

added even with a huge CBC<br />

production van parked along<br />

Second and Bank, cars were<br />

still able to circulate<br />

freely.<br />

"This section of Bank Street<br />

has so much character.<br />

It's not yet been spiffied<br />

like Elgin Street,",said<br />

Michael Cassidy, the member<br />

of Parliament for Ottawa<br />

South. Cassidy jumped with<br />

other participants in time<br />

with Lauzon's exercises.<br />

Britannia Alderman Marlene<br />

Catterall wore her jogging<br />

togs, although she admitted<br />

she really jogs only between<br />

meetings. "But I'm here<br />

because this is a great<br />

community effort," she said.<br />

"The <strong>Glebe</strong> has a village atmosphere,<br />

it's just marvelous<br />

to see historic buildings<br />

restored."<br />

Recognize anyone?<br />

Students from First Avenue,<br />

Mutchmor, and Corpus Christi<br />

schools joined T-shirt clad<br />

local merchants and residents<br />

on Bank Street between<br />

Second and Third Avenues<br />

where Brenda Lauzon exercis-<br />

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Photo<br />

ed on a podium for CBC cameras.<br />

The exercises weren't<br />

exactly strenuous -- they<br />

consisted of arm-stretching,<br />

toe-touching and lots of<br />

smiling for the Midday<br />

programme.<br />

R. Vincent Westwick<br />

Wishes to Announce<br />

The Opening of His Office<br />

For The Practice of Law<br />

In Association With<br />

Stephen J. Kelly<br />

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Home Appointments Available<br />

To <strong>Glebe</strong> Residents<br />

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SUITE 703<br />

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SOME OF THE TOPICS TO BE COVERED INCLUDE:<br />

HOW OTTAWA CITIZENS CAN PARTICIPATE IN THEIR MUNI-<br />

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Specializing in Bridal Evening<br />

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THE WORKSHOP WILL BE HELD IN THE BEGINNING OF JULY. FOR MORE<br />

INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL DEBORAH GORDON OR CHANTAL BRODEUR AT<br />

563-3080.<br />

June 14, 1985, GLEBE REPORT - 6

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