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Citizens News August 12 1981
ROLL-A-THON ZOMBIES — Looking a little pie-i3yed. after many hours on roller skates are
Chris Willis (a guest in Zurich from Nova Scotia) Mork Laporte and Greg "Tuba"
Overholt. The boys were skating to raise money for the Zurich playground's trip to African ,
Lion Safari in Rockton.
Zurich playground kids,
enjoy fantasy games
By TERRI FARQUHAR,
TODD LAPORTE
Senior
Monday we didn't attend
Playground since it was
Civic Holiday We all need a
break sometime!
Tuesday we got off to a wet
start with some water
relays. Later, we were all
informed by Heather that a
galagaluchie had landed on
Earth. Our task was to save
the world by finding its egg
and eating it before it
Piano player
well placed
Myra Postill received first
prize in the primary piano
class with a mark of 86 in
Central Music League com-
petitions at Valhalla Inn in
Varna
by Mary Cba.rll
Kitchener. While there, her
family camped at Laurel
Creek Conservation Area.
The wild life up north
Barry and Pat Taylor and
family spent a few days at
Munro Park at Powassan
with the "Chessell family"
and friends group last week.
A couple of big bass gave
Barry a bit of a tussle. Those
big suckers make you think
you're into something good,
too. don't they, Barry?
This was the Year of the
Wildlife up north, with
skunks (you had to be
careful you didn't trip over
one). raccoons, red squirrels
and chipmunks in camp, lots
of beaver. muskrats, foxes,
fish cranes, ducks, and the
ever-present seagulls. No
sign of bears around camp,
although they were causing
problems in the whole North
Bay area.
Personals
Olive Murray fell
backwards off the
clothesline stand last Tues-
day and broke her left arm.
hatched and destroyed
everyone.
The world has Jamie
Suplat to thank for finding
the egg. It turned out that it
was a watermelon and we
had a watermelon feast.
Wednesday we made pet
rocks which took a lot of time
and patience to glue and
paint them.
Thursday was television
game mow day. We played
Let's Make A Deal, Family
Feud, and Act Fast. These
games came complete with
prizes.
We finished off the day
with wood burning and spool
knitting.
Friday was the real day of
work for us. In an effort to
raise -money for a trip to
Rocktbn Animal Safari we
held a roll-a-thon-dance-a-
thon. Starting at 8 a.m. we
skated until 6 p.m. without
too much trouble.
• "It was fun," says Todd
LaPorte.
Junior
Monday we got to sleep in
because there was no
playground that morning.
They told us it was a holiday.
We couldn't figure it out.
everyday is a holiday for us.
The watermelon that we
had on Tuesday was really
cooling after playing relays
and games.
On Wednesday there were
activities which gave us the
chance to try our skills at
being such things as
dragons, lollipops, sausages
and ghosts.
I think we would all agree
that the highlight of Thur-
sday was the bowling which
we did on the arena surface.
On Friday we really tried
to concentrate on making
our vegetable animals,and
monster pictures but our
attention always seemed to
be drawn to the activity
down below at the roll-a-
thon. Oh, well, we'll try
harder next time!
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