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Zombies invade Russell’s streets
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and the children danced,” explained Larissa Quimper, president of the Optimist Club of Russell. “It was like a flash mob in every of Russell’s streets.” Although theymight have appeared scary, the zombies weren’t scavenging the streets for brains. Their goal was to raise funds for the Valoris Foundation. It appears the army of volunteer undead were successful, as more than $130 in cash was raised and
cans of food were collected. Donations will be distributed to families in need of Embrun and Russell later this week. “We are pleased with the event,” said Quimper. “There were many people who had fun.” With the success of this year’s edition of the Zombie March, next year’s event is already being planned by the Optimist Club of Russell.
More than 70 zombies took part in the second annual March of the Zombies on October 31, in Russell. The zombies took to the streets as early as 1 p.m., and were seen dancing to the hit song from Ghostbusters. “A choreographer from Orleans came
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More than 70 zombies took part in the annual ZombieMarch onOctober 31. Yet the army of undead weren’t looking for brains, but rather donations for the Valoris Foundation.
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Quelque 325 personnes ont pris part au bingo monstre des Amies pour la vie qui se tenait le 27 octobre dernier, au Centre communautaire d’Embrun. « Les amies pour la vie et moi-même désirons remercier tous les participants et les pompiers qui ont donné de leur temps tout au long de la soirée », a tenu à dire Marie-Claire Ivanski. La soirée a permis d’amasser plus de 5500 $ qui seront versés à la Fondation du cancer du sein d’Ottawa. On voit ci-dessus, à l’avant-plan, les joueuses Linda Duhamel, Suzanne Perras-Campbell et Sonia Carlow. –Annie Lafortune
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