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POOR QUALITY ORIGINAL The Citizen Carrier Chronicle March 1982 For and about our 3,100 Citizen carriers Volume 1, Issue 10 Dave Waldron receives $25 From supervisor Danny Laplante Silver dollars draw reward David Waldron is $25 richer just for telling us about himself. He is the winner in a Citizen circulation department draw for 25 silver dollars. Each carrier was asked to fill in a questionnaire which included his interests, hobbies, achievements and accomplishments; 1,047 questionnaires were returned. David's circulation department supervisor, Danny Laplante, presented him with the 25 dollar pieces. Although 14-year-old David is the money winner, many other carriers will be contacted and become the subject of stories in Carrier Chronicle.

in Carrier Chronicle. David, who delivers in the Benlea Drive area of Nepean, plans to keep his 25 silver dollars and put them with his small coin collection. But the teenager's big hobby is collecting comic books. "I have 153 comic books and one, which was given to me by the brother of a friend, is worth $9. It cost 20 cents in 1972," said the grade 8 pupil at Sir Winston Churchill School.

Like everyone else, David feels the pinch of inflation: "Although I've only been collecting comics for a year, some new ones now cost 60 cents. They were only 40 cents when I started." His other hobbies include cartooning, drawing animals, hockey, skiing, rock music and baseball. He hopes to save enough money to buy a motocross bike the $20 puts him a step closer to the $500 price tag. Carrier Chronicle The Citizen Eric C. Brenning Circulation Director Harold G.

Lundy Carrier Chronicle Editor Published by The Citizen Circulation Department, 1101 Baxter Ottawa, Ontario K2C 3M4. LOVE Mario Manasseri Joanne Gardner Carriers By Heather Bishop Citizen staff writer The sun is bound to shine Friday on 35 Citizen carriers as they fly to Florida for the March break. All 3,100 carriers had a chance to win the all-expense-paid, week-long trip by signing new customers between Jan. 4 and Feb. 20; the winners were selected in a draw.

The carriers will stay at the Howard Johnson Hotel in beautiful Lake Buena Vista only minutes from Walt Disney World. They'll be delighted by the many attractions of Disney's world and special celebrations to mark its 10th anniversary. There'll be trips to Sea World, Circus World, and Wet and Wild with its acres of water-filled fun. Florida holds a special fascination for carrier Bucky Patterson of Vineyard Drive in Orleans. "My dad's a trucker and I've travelled all over Canada and United States with him on my holidays.

But I've never been to Florida, so I'm really excited about going on this trip." Last-minute flute practice. for Deanna Armstrong Bucky Patterson won't need to Florida The 13-year-old student at Henry Munro School enjoys making model trucks. High School of Commerce student Joanne Gardner, 14, has been saving hard for her first trip to Florida: "I've always wanted to go to Disney World." In addition to saving money from her route and babysitting, the Meadowlands Drive East resident says: "I've even stopped going roller skating for awhile so I can save more." Although Mario Manasseri of Gladstone Avenue loves playing hockey, he's happy to trade in his skates for a week in the sun. "I've never been to Florida before and anxious for the beach and Disney World," said the 16-year-old, who's one of seven children aged 8 to 24. Fielding Drive School student Deanna Armstrong is looking forward to "getting a good tan and seeing Disney World again." The Paul Anka Drive resident, who inherited the route from her brother, enjoys playing the flute and caring for the family dog.

KENWORTH -mike Finder, Cluzen need models on holiday Friday Motor route driver Gail McMillan of Smiths Falls is looking forward to returning to Florida, having lived there for two years before returning to Canada in 1981. "I've never visited Disney World or Sea World, so I'm really glad I won this trip," said Gail. She'll be accompanied by her husband Mick, who is also a Citizen motor route driver. Jeff Bigelow, 12, of Arnprior is also looking forward to returning to Florida, but "I was only 5 and I don't remember much." Excited about his first visit to Florida is Mark Sutcliffe who has a route in the Carlingwood area of Ottawa. "I've never been there before and I'm really looking forward to seeing Disney World," said the 13-year-old student at St.

Joseph's High School. Only eight of the 35 carriers have been to Florida before. The Florida-trip winners, accompanied by circulation department supervisors, leave Ottawa Airport Friday morning they'll be soaking up their first sun in the afternoon. (Meet the lucky winners on page 4).