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V Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 23,1987 7 REFRIGERATED Beatrice Egg Nog Olde Fashioned Ice Cream 1 litre carton [CXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX) CRESCENT OR BUTTERFLAKE 2 litre carton Pillsbury Rolls 27 g pkg Ei&aEsa OCEAN SPRAY CRANAPPLE. CRANGRAPE. CRANRASBERRY f Cranberry Cocktail 40 (I oz btl L Bangui B I cxrxxxxxx'xxxxxxxxxxxxxx)' NATURALLY SPARKLING, PURE, REGULAR OR ORANGE Perrier Mineral Water 700 ml bottle Case of 12-700 ml Bottle -10.99 Mr. Kipling Mince Tarts pkg of EE33$S 0 \ %s PUMPKIN PIE 625g. 2.19 JANE PARKER MINCE PIE 6259 ' m sizes 4 QQ B WITH THIS COUPON I VJ When you purchase HONEY JO BEARS OFFER VALID December 21 et. • January 2nd, 1987 (Without coupon pay AlP'e Feature Price $12.99 S.C. *648) COUPON E| SUPER w HOLIDAY WITH THIS COUPON ORANGE PEKOE Tetley Tea Bags LIMIT: 1 pkg pri coupon, OFFER VALID Ore. Till -Jin. 2nd. WM. [Without coupon IM ) V.c. «Mtnei r SAVE .30 .gar txÆ 51 •? pkg ol I m Rw 1 .... : j | ru| IU.Fl 72 BSW? 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But the best thing of all for this week was the trip to Cullen Gardens. The children children took the bus to Whitby and then saw tiny houses, waterfalls and a manger scene.The children loved having hot chocolate, candy canes and visiting Santa at Cullen Gardens. Carrie Jackson Mrs. Michaelis' class has been doing some Christmas activities and here is what they've been doing. They did geometric Santa's because because they've been studying geometry. Her class has also made Santa Claus brooches with the help of Mrs. Erb. Of course they have also made decorations to put on their Christmas tree. They are going to make pine cone reindeer and three dimensional Christmas Christmas trees. Her class had to do a project called Christmas Christmas in other lands. They worked with Mrs. Strong Mrs. Michaelis and their parents to make posters, booklets, or dioramas, One student made a pinata full of candy and they are going to break it soon. Some even brought in foods like Ukrainian Ukrainian bread, and Dutch cookies. Boy, it sure seems like fun. Andrew Jenkins I would like to thank the pupils and parents of Vincent Vincent Massey for their support support of our Book Fair. We sold over $1200 in books. Twenty five per cent of the funds raised comes back to the school. The money will be used to buy library materials. materials. Thanks again for your continued support K. Strong Skating Spotlight by Marilyn Ransberry Our Canskate program is a constantly changing scene as skaters progress through the badge levels. The following following skaters may obtain badges from Mrs. Hogel in the arena lobby. On Nov. 26 the following tests were passed - Basic: Christine Dobson, Pre-Beginner: Michelle Moffat, Ashley Bickell, Mar- ley Gimblett, Jamie Perry, Jillian Samis, Justin Standeven, Jinelle West, Christopher Wilhelm. Dec. 1 passes included - Elementary: Janelle Andrews, Andrews, Jillian Lemieux, Tyler Robinson, Julie Kennedy, Kennedy, Amanda Dobson, On Dec. 3 these skaters passed - Beginner: Gregory Bester, Brenda Burt, Andrew Beacock, Aiko Jones, Laura Hisson. Dec. 8 passes were - Novice IV: Sacha Thompson, Christa Robinson. Robinson. Congratulations on passing passing these badges. Would all families please save labels from Campbell Soup, Chunky Soup, Franco American, Prego, Swanson, Pepperidge Farm, Le Menu, Allen's, Mitchell's, V-8, and Gattuso. The PUC code is all that is needed. The Canadian Canadian Figure Skating Associ- \ ation's Canskate program will receive $.05 for each label. All labels can be handed in at the arena. Vita wrap is available at $12.00 a roll and is kept at the arena in the skating club storage room. Any executive member can get it for you. This wrap is excellent excellent for food storage and will last a long time. The following skaters have passed C.F.S.A. tests at a low test on Dec. 11: Preliminary Dance: Dutch Waltz - Mary Murphy; Junior Bronze Dance: Ten Fox - Charlene Lewis, Allan MacKenzie; Fiesta - Allison Cochrane; Willow - Allison Cochrane, Tami Osmond; First Figure - Charlene Lewis. Congratulations skaters! Remember to join your skater for a family skate for all members and their families on Dec. 22. Support your local Lung Association 436-1048