Treeville Tribune

Problems at the Blueberry Canal

and the Survival of Treeville at Stake
Monet Jowers, Mayor of Treeville

3/26/12

President Kennedy Foristall and her politic parties are discussing

the matter of the large crowds that have been gathering around the latest
Treeville project, the irrigation system. They are very troubled with the
new population of Treeville rising to the 20s! What is the problem? I
hear you ask. Kennedy J. Foristall, at first, loved that the new project
was attracting more people, but now, hearing her friends ideas, begins to
think of the many bad things that could happen to Treeville.
The mayor speaks to her: and Treeville will be no more! I
certainly would not like to see that happen just because of a fun little
project were doing. Like the fire incident. More things like that could
happen, and the teachers, they just dont understand! Theyll say we
shouldnt be doing this and forbid us from Treeville! Treeville will be no
more. As the mayor tries to explain, Treeville may be in for serious
trouble.
The fire incident was where all attention was drawn to a boy with
a magnifying glass. All of a sudden, the idea of creating fire was brought
about, and wanting to impress everyone the boy directed the sunlight
with his magnifying glass to a leaf, burning a hole in it with a small
tendril of smoke. As some people screamed and gasped and went to
report it to a teacher, others didnt think it was a big deal. But how
could it not? The negligent boy couldve made a fire and not been able to
put it out! Then, for sure, Treeville would burn up! Not only that, but
everyone there would be in trouble, and teachers would get involved!
Having been only a few days ago, Kennedy Joy and her friends are
concerned about the safety of having everyone gathered around the poor
tree. Should they cancel the whole project? They were having lots of fun
maintaining the Blueberry Canal, but if safety became an issue, then the
project might lead to the decline of Treeville. Should they create a rule
about the first five people there being the only ones at the tree? No, not
fair for children who arrive later after lunch. Should there be a

schedule? Too complicated! Oh, what should they do? By now, they
know they should do something before another accident happens.