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Windsor student named
Miss Teen Vancouver

A SEVENTEEN-YEAR-OLD stu-
dent from Windsor Secondary will
be winging her way to the Miss
Teen Canada Pageant after win-
ning the Miss Teen Vancouver title
Monday night.

Chosen from 24 Lower
Mainland contestants, Michelle
Hutchinson was crowned at Cen-
tennial Theatre, winning a $1,200
Modea Modelling course, a $500
photogrzphy package and a shot at
the national title.

**Needless to say, she’s just one
of the greatest things. They made a
good choice,” said pageant orga-
nizer Gertie Todd.

The 5°5"* hazel-eyed ash blonde
will be leaving for Toronto Feb. 26
in the company of chaperons and
Miss Teen counterparts from Dun-
can, Nanaimo, Prince George,
Victoria and Tumbler Ridge.

Hutchinson will be vying with 41
contestants for the Miss Teen
Canada 1990 title as well as the
Miss Teen Fitness Award, a $2,000
scholarship, and a talent contest.

“This little girl, I think, will br-
ing back the fitness award. She’s
unbelieveable,’’ Todd enthused.

Hutchinson's interests include
dancing, judging and coaching
gymnastics, cheerleading and
choreography.

This is the second time in Todd’s
ten years of organizing Miss Teen
Vancouver that a North Shore girl
has won. In 1985, Alyson Phelan,
also from Windsor, went to Miss
Teen Canada.

Sponsored by the Avalon Hotel,
Hutchinson was crowned in front
of an audience of nearly 500. Sur-
rey’s Casey Neal, 17, was named
Miss Personality and Christy Vael,
16, of Delta was named Princess.
Both girls are from North Delta
Senior Secondary.

Todd said this year was the most
successful Miss Teen yet. But she's
already thinking of upgrading the
pageant for next year.

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NEWS photo Heather Johnston §~— scholarships here. I’m going to put
NORTH VANCOUVER’S Michelle Hutchinson was elated to be crown- a suggestion to the sponsors to see
ed Miss Teen Vancouver by predecessor Tina Keshavji at Centennial if we can give a scholarship to the
Theatre. Hutchinson will be going to compete in the Miss Teen Canada winner. We have nothing but qual-
Pageant which will be televised March 6 from Toronto. ity, talented girls here.’’

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