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((#3 Sunny skies smiled down on the students at Halton Hills Christian School on June 17 as they headed outside for the school's annual Play Day. All of the students ­ from the junior kindergarteners all the way up to the grade 8's ­ were divided into 18 teams and competed in a variety of fun activities, from potato-and-spoon races to three-legged races to Frisbee tosses. Midway through the day, the kid fuelled up on pizza and candy before heading back outside for more running, tossing, jumping and playing. Photos by Andrea Lefebvre for Life Relay 5 In Focus, July, 2011 Team Bubblegum Nacho strikes a pose. Volunteers Tristyn Vaughan, Lily-Anne Elliott, Ada White and Taylor McIntyre Christyana Drake, Megan Brosseau strike a fierce pose. and Amy Farrugia clown around at the Relay for Life. Alexandria McPhail, Sophie Matjasec and Madeline Martin play a little tetherball. LEFT: Grade 2 student Jesse Trudeau hops to the finish line. Cindy Mondoux, Julie Gourlay, Tina Miller, Jessica Little Leah Nurse leads her uncle Jan Jaskulski. Miller and Pauline Pritchett are pretty in pink. Hundreds of Halton Hills residents brought tents, snacks and crazy costumes to the Croatian Centre on a warm June evening as they stayed up all night for the Canadian Cancer Society Relay for Life. At the 12-hour event, which ran June 3 and 4, team members took turns walking around a track to celebrate cancer survivors, remember those who died from the disease and, most importantly, to raise money for the Canadian Cancer Society. The Relay included lots of food, games, entertainment and demonstrations to keep the walkers awake and energized throughout the night. This year's event raised a record total of $114,330. Well done, relay-ers!! Photos by Andrea Lefebvre RIGHT: Paul deRoos stays focused during the potato-andspoon race. Raven Murray (left) and Helaina VanSoelen get ready to take on the three-legged race.