Peggy Zucker

"... corner," said Charles Hancock, 0, ol A Qu. "They won't me bring Laddie to school, Laddie is Charles' faumui dug. t SOME YOUNGSTERS behaved as though brainwashed. In Indianapolis, Peggy Jo Zucker, 5, remained mute under repeated parental questioning anom her attitude toward kindergarten, but finally cv- "I rike lt that's lho last word I'm saying." In Alexandria, Va., Patrlck Steven Gilbride, ..."

"... f j h U K h h Hk„ r^ secretly planned to spend on though brainwashed In Three weeks ago, Kenneth e of, -mmH be ponied up for school Peggy Jo Zucker. 5. Thompson, production he ound a rema, ned mute under repealed of a fat battle, ihe tearing away of the hu life on the opposite side ofi I. v d ..."

"... the corner said Charlt Hancook, 6 ol Atlanta. Ga. "Thoy won't lot mo bring to school, elther." Laddie ia Charlos' dug. SOME YOUNGSTERS behaved ns though brainwashed. fn Indianapolis, Peggy Jo Zucker, 5, remained mute under repeated parental questioning about hei altitude kindergarten, but ov- "I like lt that's thc last word I'm saying In Alexandria, Va., Patrick Steven Gilbride, 6, possible ..."

"... mem bers of the J.R.C. Circle at Parramatta P.S., Lurline Creagan, Marie Harrison, and Fay Watman, were awarded prizes: also two members of the Circle at Parramatta West P.S., Peggy Zuker and Edia Couson. A member of the Circle at Kellyville P.S., Jean Burnell, also gaine.d a prize. Highly Com mended certificates in this section went to Margaret Robertson, of Kellyville ..."