HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2007-07-12, Page 22CUSTOM BALE WRAPPING –
large, round and squares. Les
Glanville, 519-527-1484. 25-14
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GUITAR LESSONS – LEARN TO
play the music you like. Call Joshua
519-887-6353. tfn
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FAXING SERVICE
We can send or receive faxes for
you. The Citizen, 404 Queen St.,
Blyth, 519-523-4792 or 541
Turnberry St., Brussels, 519-887-
9114. tfn
FOR RENT: Two-bedroom cottage
with bunkhouse at Point Clark,
includes fully-equipped kitchen, gas
barbecue, fire pit, horseshoe pit and
much more, close to lighthouse and
beach. Sept. and Oct. dates still
available. To find out more or to
book your holiday call 519-523-
4799 after 6:00 p.m. tfn
1968 IMPERIAL LE BARON,
great solid project, much work
already done, from southern U.S.
Make reasonable offer. Unable to
finish due to stroke. 519-526-7019.
28-1
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1977 DODGE ONE-TON
conversion R.V. van, fully equipped,
no air. Must sell due to stroke. Best
reasonable offer. 519-526-7019.
28-1
BUYING CENTURY OLD BRICK
farmhouses, schools, churches, etc.
for wrecking and brick salvage. Ross
Lumley 519-383-2024; wrecking
people’s homes (49 last year) all
over Southwestern Ontario since
1969. 28-1p
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HORSE WANTED – MUST BE
quiet for inexperienced western
rider. Call 519-523-4907. 19-tfn
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CREATORS OF WOOD PRODUCTS
to take part in Blyth District
Farmers’ Market’s Wood Show,
Saturday, July 28, 1 - 4:30 p.m.
Contact Keith Roulston, 519-523-
4792 weekdays or 519-523-9636
evenings and weekends. 27-4p
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ARTISTS TO TAKE PART IN Blyth
District Farmers’ Market’s Art-on-
the-Street exhibition, Saturday,
August 11, 1 - 4:30 p.m. Contact
Keith Roulston, 519-523-4792
weekdays or 519-523-9636 evenings
and weekends. 27-5p
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The undead are preparing to
unleash delicious brain-eating fun
upon poor, hapless living folk next
weekend.
For the first time ever, the dead
will rise on The Square in Goderich,
shuffle around for a bit, then head to
the Lions Harbour Park as part of
Huron County’s first ever Zombie
March.
If you don’t make a point of
protecting your brain on Friday the
13th, Kimberly Hart says, “don’t say
I didn’t warn you.”
The event has been spearheaded by
Hart, a 20-year old Goderich
resident, full-time chef and head she-
zombie. She said that the intent of
the march is to acknowledge and
celebrate Huron County youth.
“[Goderich] hasn’t really
recognized youth when they plan
things,” she said, citing the
Summerfest refreshment tent as
being age of majority, and the
Children’s Festival being more for
the toddler to pre-teen crowd.
“So I decided that this is
something that we can do together in
honour of the youth.”
The zombie theme encourages
participants to ‘dress their worst’,
and Hart describes it as Halloween
for the older kids, replacing candy
with gory brains.
“Well I think that everyone likes to
dress up,” she said. “And it’s Friday
the 13th, so what better chance to
make yourself over like a zombie?”
She explained that a Zombie
March isn’t an original concept. In
fact, similar marches, or Zombie
Walks, have been staged in cities
across North America for years.
Toronto, Boston, San Francisco and
even Australia host annual zombie
walks that see attendance reach into
the hundreds.
“I’ve had a lot of positive feedback
from the community so far, and even
adults have shown an interest in the
march.”
Since the zombie-like lurch
through the streets and post-
entertainment is scheduled later in
the evening, Hart said that the event
isn’t for those who are under the high
school age.
“Its more for teenage youth to the
older zombie enthusiast,” she said.
So, how many people are willing
to trade in their casual Friday attire
for ghoulish make-up and parade the
streets? Quite a few, apparently.
“I’m expecting to see at least one
hundred people at the march,” she
said, although her web-based
information group for the event on
www.facebook.com boasts more
than 200 members.
The march is set to take place at 9
p.m. when the vitally deficient are
asked to meet on The Square and
lurch their way down West Street
enroute to Harbour Park where
musical guests Remember Us
Always, The Mafat Conspiracy,
Colossus and Distrot are set to
perform. The unofficial event theme
is ‘no booze, no drugs, no attitude’,
and Hart has arranged for security to
monitor the event, which is
scheduled to last until 1 a.m.
Although the march itself is a free
event, concert entrance fees are set at
$5 per zombie and $7 for the living
(not dressed-up). Hart explained that
the original idea was that the goulish
night be free for all, however
organizational costs exceeded
expectation.
“All money spent on this event is
coming from my own pocket,” she
said.
The proceeds from the event will
go toward the cost, but Hart added
that if there are any funds left over,
she would like to donate them to a
youth program in Huron County.
“I know that I am personally
making a cash sacrifice to make this
event possible, and [personal] gain is
not my goal,” she said. “Our
[community] really needs this event,
and I intend to make it happen.”
For more information on the
event, officially titled Goderich’s
first Zombie March, contact
Hart by phone at 519-524-1905, or
e-mail at web address
monster_kookies@hotmail.com.
Zombies come
to Goderich on
Friday the 13th
Yuck!
Goderich may never be the
same after Friday the 13th. Kim
Hart is planning the first
Goderich Zombie March for
this Friday to offer something
fun for the youth of the
community. (Signal Star photo)
By Dominique Milburn
Goderich Signal Star