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Q16#: What's your most vibrant childhood memory?
A16#: When I won first place in a colouring contest x)
My first film photo on flickr. Is not edited except for the text and the white flare on the top. Yeap.
Thank you Su Vien for helping me to scan (:
Press L, looks much more better. Yeap.
Inspired by this and this. Thank you Dave for introducing the song! (:
Is Father's Day tmrw (: Any plans?
HL8209, a Boeing 777-300(ER) owned by Korean Air Lines. This aircraft was painted in special colours in October 2014 following a childrens colouring contest. It is photographed on approach to London Heathrow Airport after an 11hr flight from Seoul as the KE907
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Hi 1978seymour!
We're absolutely stunned at the number of submissions to our impromptu colouring contest last week:
www.flickr.com/photos/tags/flickrcolourcontest
It gives me great pleasure to announce that you're one of 14 winners. We've added a year of pro to your account.
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By the light of the mini Christmas tree, he worked diligently on his entry into the Foodland Colouring Contest.
the kid me who used to win colouring contests is really not impressed with my current pencil crayon skills.
1982 (part 1 of 2)
January 2, 1982
Kanata Atom “A” Blazers went to the finals in the Almonte Tournament, where they lost 6-1 to Perth. Kanata Standard, Jan. 8, 1982:10.
January 5, 1982
The first council meeting of the new year discussed the townships of Rideau, Goulbourn, West Carleton and the city of Kanata sharing a Municipal Energy Audit Programme in order to reduce costs and allow the Energy Auditor to check more buildings. City council approved the plan with a limit of $40 000 for the total package for the communities. Kanata Standard, Jan. 8, 1982:1.
January 12, 1982
City Council decided to temporarily suspend the City Curbside Paper Recovery Program. A new newsprint de-inking plant, soon to be operational, would require 100,000 tons of newspaper each year. Glass recovery had extended the recycling programme on the first Wednesday of each month. Kanata Standard, Jan. 15, 1982:1.
January 15, 1982
The Kanata company Arbor Way presented model energy-efficient homes for six houses, to be built in the spring, on Beaufort Drive. The estimated price for each 2 ½-storey home was $85,000. One of the partners, Richard Tucker, said that it would save homeowners at least $300 in energy costs per year. Kanata Standard, Jan. 15, 1982:1.
January 15, 1982
Ontario Hydro announced a rate increase for 1982. Of the total increase in the rates for bulk power, 1.3 percentage points was the surcharge needed to cover the costs of providing a discount rate for rural residential customers. Kanata Standard, Jan. 15, 1982:2.
January 21, 1982
The Kingsford Crescent home of Jean and Neil Stalker was destroyed by fire. Kanata Standard, Jan. 29, 1982:1.
January 21, 1982
Local author Brian Pritchard visited Erskine Johnston Public School. Kanata Standard, Feb. 5, 1982:14.
January 21, 1982
A new furniture store, called Da Vinci, opened in the Hazeldean Mall on Eagleson Road. Kanata Standard, Jan. 29, 1982:9.
January 22, 1982
The local OPP detachment moved to the $1.3 million brick building on Teron Road. Kanata Standard, Jan. 22, 1982:1.
January 22, 1982
Residents with a backyard facing the Sandwell-Kingsford pathway were upset because they believed that the pathway would pave the way for vandals. The path was needed to make it more accessible for a snowplough in winter, and for wheelchair use. Jan. 22, 1982:2.
January 29, 1982
It was announced that the cross-country skiing Jackrabbits competed in the first National Capital Division Jackrabbit Day at the Terry Fox Facility. Kanata Standard, Jan. 29, 1982:10.
January 29, 1982
The Kanata March Horticultural Society announced its new executive: President--Arnold By, 1st Vice-President--Terry Carroll, 2nd Vice-President--Chris Temple, Secretary--Jacque Racine. Kanata Standard, Jan. 29, 1982:16.
February 2, 1982
Representatives of the March Minor Hockey Association spoke to Kanata City Council regarding the allocation of ice time in the city. Kanata Standard, Feb. 5, 1982:1.
February 5, 1982
Dennis Cadieux, Kanata resident and owner of DJ's Taxi in Nepean, announced that he would fight Kanata Council on its ruling that taxis without Kanata licences could not pick up patrons within the city. Kanata Standard, Feb. 5, 1982:1.
February 5, 1982
It was announced that Sheryl Swett presented the Ken Swett Award, named in honour of her husband who had been killed in the line of duty in 1977, to Constable Gary Rylott for outstanding contribution to the local OPP Auxiliary Unit. Kanata Standard, Feb. 5, 1982:4.
February 9, 1982
Kanata City Council heard a recommendation from energy consultant W. Black that the Glen Cairn Arena should change from its electrical heating system to a gas system, at a cost of about $75,000. Kanata Standard, Feb. 12, 1982:1.
February 12, 1982
It was the last day at W. Erskine Johnston School for principal Glenn Becksted. Kanata Standard, Feb. 19, 1982:4.
February 12, 1982
The A.Y. Jackson Juniors won the Earl of March's Fifth Annual Jr/Sr volleyball tournament for girls. Kanata Standard, Feb. 26, 1982:11.
February 18-21, 1982
The March Kanata Skating Club Competition was held. Kanata Standard, Feb. 26, 1982:15.
February 19, 1982
It was announced that Cadillac-Fairview Corporation had proposed the development of an "industrial campus" on its land along old Highway 17 at the South March corners. Kanata Standard, Feb. 19, 1982:1.
February 20-21, 1982
The Minor Hockey Association hosted exhibition games with Potsdam, New York. The Glen Cairn teams swept the six-game series. Kanata Standard, Feb. 26, 1982:10.
February 22, 1982
It was announced that the Carleton Roman Catholic School Board's English Language Teachers’ strike began, and the school board's media blackout ended. Kanata Standard, Feb. 26, 1982:3.
February 23, 1982
Kanata City Council approved "in principle" an amendment to the Taxi By-law to remove the requirement that taxis operating in Kanata must be based in the city. Kanata Standard, Feb. 26, 1982:1.
February 23, 1982
Brian Cummings and Art Lamarche explained to Council the financial arrangements for the Provincial Hot Air Ballooning Championship, which was to be held at Mayfair. Kanata Standard, March 5, 1982:1.
February 26, 1982
It was announced that the Kanata Campeau Tenants' Association had been formed to represent 317 tenants in a fight against the company's application to hike its rents by an average of 14 per cent. Kanata Standard, Feb. 26, 1982:1.
February 26, 1982
It was reported that Dave McKeen and Bill Willis, owners of a Glebe IGA, had taken over ownership of the Kanata IGA. Kanata Standard, Feb. 26, 1982:1.
February 26, 1982
It was announced that a Kanata New Dancer Modern Square Dance Club had been formed. Kanata Standard, Feb. 26, 1982:16.
February 27, 1982
Kanata City Council approved the necessary expenditures to expand the city offices into the third floor of the Town Centre Building. Kanata Standard, March 5, 1982:3.
February 27, 1982
The Kanata Techniques team placed second in their flight of the Junior Invitational Competition at the Eastern Ontario Section Precision Skating Competition. Kanata Standard, March 5, 1982:10.
March 5, 1982
It was announced that the Kanata Blazers Bantam Hockey team had won the Arnprior Tournament. Kanata Standard, March 5, 1982:10.
March 5-7, 1982
The Kanata Krocks hockey team won their divisional championship in the Nepean Golden Blades Tournament of Friendship. Kanata Standard, March 12, 1982:12.
March 9, 1982
The Kanata Baseball and Softball Association elected its new executive: President--Jim Crawford, Vice-president--Ray Denault, Treasurer--Doug MacDonald, Secretary--Mary Jane Donohue. Kanata Standard, March 19, 1982:8.
March 12, 1982
It was announced that the Carleton Separate School Board decided to go ahead with a precautionary monitoring programme for urea formaldehyde at St. Martin de Porres School, despite the fact that their tests had shown safe levels. Kanata Standard, March 12, 1982:1.
March 20, 1982
The "Parchment and Quill" team from Glen Cairn defeated Richmond at the Atom hockey playoff. Kanata Standard, April 2, 1982:10.
March 26, 1982
The Kanata Standard reported that Barbara and Bevis Dewar's home at 9 Pellan Crescent was severely damaged by fire. Kanata Standard, March 26, 1982:1.
March 26, 1982
Mitel announced that its U.K. subsidiary Mitel Telecom had won a $33 million contract from British Telecom for Mitel's SX-200 switching system. Kanata Standard, March 26, 1982:1.
March 26, 1982
It was announced that March 28-April 4 had been designated "Hug Your Child Week." Kanata Standard, March 26, 1982:1.
March 26, 1982
It was reported that three local students had been awarded Honourable Mention Awards in a national literary contest open to high school students across Canada. Those students were: Thomas Hirte of Dunrobin, Christine Massey and Susanne Sawchuck of Kanata. Kanata Standard, March 26, 1982:6.
March 26, 1982
It was announced that the Kanata Braves ended their hockey season by taking the Peewee title. Kanata Standard, March 26, 1982:10.
March 28, 1982
A benefit hockey afternoon, sponsored by the Holy Redeemer Parish Church Building Committee, was held at the Glen Cairn Arena to raise money for the Church Building Fund. Kanata Standard, April 2, 1982:8.
March 31, 1982
Mary Ware, Chairman of the Kanata Library Board, presented Brian Goudge of the Kinsmen of Kanata West Carleton with a plaque commemorating the Kinsmen's gift of furniture and equipment to the Hazeldean Branch. Kanata Standard, April 8, 1982:8.
April 2, 1982
The Kanata Tenants Association announced that they had obtained a four-week deferment of the hearing by the Ontario Residential Tenancy Commission regarding proposed rent increases for the Campeau garden homes. Kanata Standard, April 2, 1982:1.
April 2, 1982
It was announced that the Carleton Separate School Board teacher's strike had ended. Kanata Standard, April 2, 1982:1.
April 8, 1982
Sheila McKee reported that the Beaverbrook Pool had seen its last season after damage incurred during the winter. Kanata Standard, April 8, 1982:1.
April 8, 1982
Members of the Katimavik-Hazeldean Community Association voted 11 to 10 to approved the proposed Timm Drive site for a federal government toxic waste transfer station. Kanata Standard, April 8, 1982:1.
April 8, 1982
It was announced that Ravi Pandya won first prize in the Senior Engineering category and Scott Simser obtained an Honourable Mention in the Senior Life Sciences category at the 21st Ottawa Regional Science Fair. Both students attended Earl of March. Kanata Standard, April 8, 1982:1.
April 16, 1982
Kanata IGA held its official opening at the Beaverbrook Mall. Kanata Standard, April 16, 1982:1.
April 16, 1982
It was announced that the city had approved the funding for a new pool for Beaverbrook, replacing the Beaverbrook Pool that had become unrepairable. Kanata Standard, April 16, 1982:8.
April 16, 1982
The winners of the Easter Colouring Contest were announced: 4-6 years--Shanthi Sampath, 7-8 years--Angela Needham, 9-10 years--Jason Tremblay. Kanata Standard, April 16, 1982:9.
April 20, 1982
The Earl of March Band won the trophy at the annual Ottawa Music Festival. Kanata Standard, May 7, 1982:24.
April 23, 1982
The Kanata Standard reported that Katheryn Owen, 10, of Glen Cairn's 3rd Hazeldean Guide Company, presented the Queen with a farewell bouquet at Her Majesty's ceremonial sendoff from CFB Uplands. Kanata Standard, April 23, 1982:1.
April 23, 1982
It was announced that $1,072,000 to extend John Young Public School had been allocated by the Ministry of Education. Kanata Standard, April 23, 1982:1.
April 23, 1982
It was reported that Paul Meyer had resigned as Chairman of the Kanata Campeau Tenants Association, which he had helped to form. Kanata Standard, April 23, 1982:1.
April 30, 1982
It was announced that a two-person panel of the Ontario Municipal Board would begin a series of hearings that would eventually determine the future of the proposed Marchwood-Lakeside development, beginning May 3. Kanata Standard, April, 30, 1986:1.
April 30, 1982
Mayor Marianne Wilkinson announced that new home construction would soon begin in Bridlewood following the purchase of existing approved lots by J. Perez Master Builders. The lots were sold by Cadillac-Fairview developers. Kanata Standard, April 30, 1982:3.
April 30, 1982
It was announced that the Kinsmen Club of Kanata-West Carleton had recently received the Nepean Volunteer Appreciation Award in recognition of the contributions the Club had made in various service projects carried out in the City of Nepean. Kanata Standard, April 30, 1982:9.
April 30, 1982
The second annual Beaver Banquet was held at the A.Y. Jackson Cafetorium. Kanata Standard, May 7, 1982:18.
May 7, 1982
It was announced that the Kanata Girls Hockey Association had elected its executive committee for the 1982-83 season: President--Kadri Campbell, Treasurer--Gary Schulze, Secretary--Freda Murray, Publicity--Ian Hunter. Kanata Standard, May 7, 1982:10.
May 13, 1982
It was announced that May 9-15 was Police Week. Kanata Standard, May 13, 1982:1.
May 13, 1982
It was announced that two players from the Kanata Minor Hockey Association had been selected to attend the Hockey Ontario Development Camp in Kingston during the summer. They were Chris Grenier and Ross Lisson. Kanata Standard, May 13, 1982:10.
May 16, 1982
The body of a middle-aged man was found approximately 100 yards south of Dunrobin Road. The man was identified as Jean-Paul Cabana, 57, of no fixed address. Kanata Standard, May 20, 1982:1.
May 17, 1982
In a letter, the Congregational Council of St. John's Anglican Church formally expressed its opposition to a request by Cadillac-Fairview to rezone its land near the South March corners. Kanata Standard, May 20, 1982:1.
May 17, 1982
The Carleton Board of Education appointed two Acting Superintendents of Schools: John Beattie and Graham Ferguson. Kanata Standard, June 3, 1982:13.
May 20, 1982
The Kanata Standard reported that the Kanata Tenants' Association had decided to be a part of the formation of a federation of tenants' associations in the Ottawa Region. Kanata Standard, May 20, 1982:1.
May 20, 1982
The 1982-83 Kanata Recreational Hockey Association executive was announced, as well as the executive for the Kanata Minor Hockey Association, including President Dave Russett. Kanata Standard, May 20, 1982:12.
May 21, 1982
The Ottawa-Kanata OPP station was officially opened. Kanata Standard, May 27, 1982:1.
May 27, 1982
It was announced that hot air balloon races had been held in Kanata. Kanata Standard, May 27, 1982:1.
May 27, 1982
It was announced that Barbara Saberton, 14, of Kanata, had finished third in the provincial novice pairs dance competition in Barrie, Ontario. Kanata Standard, May 27, 1982:9.
May 29, 1982
The First Dunrobin Beaver Colony attended the National Capital Regional Picnic at Rideau Hall. Kanata Standard, June 17, 1982:20.
May 31, 1982
A.Y. Jackson honoured its award-winning students at an assembly. In athletics, Mark Hendrycks and Cindy Murray were the outstanding juniors. Outstanding seniors were Scott Hanna and Gail Craig. Kanata Standard, June 17, 1982:19.
June 3, 1982
The Glen Cairn Old Blades Annual Golf Classic was held at the Riverbend Golf and Country Club. Men's Low Gross honours and the Carling-O'Keefe Trophy went to Bill Burke. Kanata Standard, June 24, 1982:11.
June 3, 1982
The Kanata Standard reported that Earl of March Student Ravi Pandya took top honours in the Computer Category of the Canada-Wide Science Fair. Kanata Standard, June 3, 1982:12.
June 8, 1982
The Kanata Texaco Ladies' Invitational was held at the Kanata Golf and Country Club. The low gross winner in A-class was Connie Baker. The low net winner in A-class was Sandy Weltman. Kanata Standard, June 17, 1982:12.
June 10, 1982
It was announced that Laura Marshall, 11, of Katimavik Elementary School won the Ontario Federation of Home and School Citizenship Award for Grades 5 to 9. Kanata Standard, June 10, 1982:1.
June 10, 1982
Ontario Provincial Police announced that they had issued a Canada-wide warrant for the arrest of James Gregory Cooke, 29, of no fixed address, in connection with the May 16th death of Jean-Paul Cabana. Kanata Standard, June 10, 1982:1.
June 10, 1982
The Kanata Beaverbrook Community Association announced its choices for Man and Woman of the Year. Louise Reynolds and Rosalie Vigneron tied for Woman of the Year and Doug Greger was chosen as Man of the Year. Kanata Standard, June 10, 1982:4.
June 10, 1982
The Kanata Standard reported that Cathy Murphy finished second in the junior girls' high jump and Joe Barnabe placed second in the open 400-metre hurdles at the Ontario High School Track and Field Championships in Etobicoke. Both were Earl of March students. Kanata Standard, June 10, 1982:11.
June 10, 1982
The Kanata Theatre announced its new executive for the 1982-83 season: President--Jim Holmes, Vice-President--Brooke Keneford, Treasurer--Laurence Thornton, Secretary--John Ritchie. Kanata Standard, June 10, 1982:21.
June 17, 1982
It was announced that the Ontario Municipal Board hearings into amendments to the Official Regional Plan had concluded. Kanata Standard, June 17, 1982:1.
June 19, 1982
The Kanata Riding Club hosted a Horse Show. Some winners were: Junior A Equitation Over Fences--Sally Bardy on "The Piper", Junior B Equitation Over Fences--Tracey Leestie on "Queen's Own Rifles." Kanata Standard, June 24, 1982:8.
June 21, 1982
A draft of Kanata Parks and Recreation's $35,000 Master Recreation Plan was presented by its progenitor, Rob Lockhart of Rethink, a Waterloo consulting firm. Kanata Standard, June 24, 1982:1.
June 21, 1982
The Carleton Board of Education rejected a proposal for a one-year pastoral care pilot project in schools. Kanata Standard, June 30, 1982:3.
June 22, 1982
The March Historical Society was founded. Kanata Standard, June 30, 1982:1.
June 24, 1982
The Kanata March Hares Football executive was announced: President--Mike Kearns, Pee Wee Coach--Ron White, Mosquito Coach--Stu Chandler. Kanata Standard, June 24, 1982:12.
June 24, 1982
It was announced that Kanata's Cadet Captain Lachlann Bisaillion was the first Canadian cadet selected to attend the world-renowned British Army School of Piping at Edinburgh Castle. Kanata Standard, June 24, 1982:23.
June 30, 1982
It was announced that the Kanata Theatre Group had rejected the City of Kanata's $35,000 Master Recreation Plan. Kanata Standard, June 30, 1982:1.
June 26, 1982
The Kanata March Horticultural Society held its annual flower show. Winners were: Highest Aggregate--Lenore Fentiman (B.J. Roberts Trophy), Hybrid Tea Roses--G. Salter. Delphinium--Myrna McNamara. Kanata Standard, June 30, 1982:6.
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Grassroots Adviser Dr Janil Puthucheary (Back row, second from left) posing for a photo with the winners of the ‘Friends Next Door' children's colouring contest.
Mr Daniel Tan presenting prizes to the winners of the 'Friends Next Door' children's colouring contest.
Mr Daniel Tan presenting prizes to the winners of the 'Friends Next Door' children's colouring contest.
Grassroots Adviser Mr Liang Eng Hwa with the winning participants of the 'Friends Next Door' Children's Colouring Contest.
Marsiling Zone 3 RC Chairman, Mdm Zarina, with one of the winners of the ‘Friends Next Door’ Children’s Colouring Contest.
Grassroots Adviser Mr Liang Eng Hwa with the winning participants of the 'Friends Next Door' Children's Colouring Contest.
Mr Daniel Tan presenting prizes to the winners of the 'Friends Next Door' children's colouring contest.
Grassroots Adviser Ms Sun Xueling presenting prizes to the winner of the children's colouring contest.
Grassroots Adviser Ms Tin Pei Ling (second from right) with winners of 'Friends Next Door' children's colouring contest.
Grassroots Adviser, Mr Baey Yam Keng posing for a photo with a winner of the 'Friends Next Door' children's colouring contest.
Boon Lay CCC Chairman, Mr Kuek Chiew Peng posing for a photo with one of the winners of ‘Friends Next Door’ Children’s Colouring Contest.
Grassroots Adviser Associate Professor Fatimah Lateef(in black) for a photo with the winner of the 'Friends Next Door' Colouring Contest.
We Celebrated International Talk Like a Pirate Day at my Chocolate Shop here in Melbourne, Australia. We had costume contests & colouring contests for kids and adults alike. Prizes went to the bests, as did Pirate bags loaded with chocolates, pirate pencils, stickers, hats, balloons & eye patches. We played Pirate Music from 9am-5pm and all of my staff dressed and talked like Pirates (with the help of Pirate Glossary.com). We printed off Glossary sheets & invited our custmers to talk like pirates as well!
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We're absolutely stunned at the number of submissions to our impromptu colouring contest last week:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/tags/flickrcolourcontest
With 1,100+ entries to date, we've decided to spread the love a little further than a single winner. (How could we select only one?)
Because you rock, we're gifting you three months of Flickr pro as a thank you for your outstanding creativity during last week's downtime.
The Flickreenos
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