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Look Mom! I'm a cowboy
Little Christopher Acton of Brussels looks more than happy
riding the pony at the Brussels Ark on Saturday during the
Fun Fair, while his dad Rev. Paul Acton gives him a hand.
PAGE 6. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1993.
It was an Ark for all ages at Saturday's Fun Fair
Feather fun
The games at the grand opening of The Ark were a real highlight with the youngsters. The
pillow fight was a particular favourite as it gave them a chance to use up some of their
limitless energy without too much damage. Here Lee Dilworth, left, and Matthew Clarkson
have a good time blowing off steam.
Busted
On the job
Tim Harrison, right, moves in on the balloon tied to Mark The fortune teller, alias Betty
Hunters tricycle during the bike jousting event. The pair Graber, wove her magic at the
weren't quite sure what the purpose of the game was, but Fun Fair on Saturday while
had a terrific time trying to find out. spectators sat spellbound.
Opening snip
While buidling owner, George McWhirter, left, holds the ribbon, Ark junior board chairperson
Shannon Groves, second from left and intermediate chairperson Curtis Graber help Brussels
Reeve Gord Workman cut the ribbon to officially open the youth drop-in centre, located
across from the post office, last Saturday.