Photo: Visiting Grandma Marlene Hill – Andrew, April (Mom), Maleeya and Jayden enjoy hot dogs, giving the hot dogs a “thumbs up”.
By Joanne Rodgers, Bruce Peninsula Press
The St Patrick’s Day Skating Fundraiser attracted local families and out-of-town grandkids and raised about $500 for the Tobermory Primary Place Child Care Centre. The Annual St Patrick’s Day skate has become a fun favorite March Break tradition for young families and visiting grandchildren.
Photo: Visiting grandma Dannah Oliver, Adelyn and Emerson showed their artistic talents in colouring.Photo: Visiting Grandma Brenda Langlois for March break – Gryffin, Coral and Serafina show off their talents in cake decorating.
In the background: Brittany Miller and Mila also try their hand at cake decorating.
Photo: The event was well attended by local and visiting families.Photo: Luna with mother Leigh-Anne enjoy the March Break event.
Photo: Annabelle paints a fox face for Felicity.Photo: Amanda Hofstrand and Ada Hofstrand-Fleming greet community members at the front door.
Photo: Clark enjoys a skate with dad Bill Ceaser.Photo: A group of BPDS students enjoy a March Break skate – Alanna, Kenzie, Ryder, Lily, Emilia.
Organized as a fundraiser for the Tobermory Primary Place Child Care Centre, the mid day event was held on March 15 at the Lion’s Head Arena.
With a range of activities for kids from crafts, cake decorating, games, face painting and skating, there was something to entertain the multi-generational families that came out to enjoy some March Break fun.
Mary Hewton-Robbins of the Booth donated the hot dogs, chips and juice boxes served at the event.
Photo: Mary from “The Booth”, Katie, Ella, Megan and Scarlett. The Booth donated all the food for the event.
