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Show Valley View News, December 13, 1979, Page 3 Arcadia Elem: Prizes Given To PTA Winners KEARNS It was an excited student body at Arcadia Elementary school on Tuesday morning, December 11. The PTA President, Mary Ellen Strong, assisted by the Vice President, Paula Cum- mings, handed out prizes. What had the children accomplished? They raised over $1,000 for the PTA, thats what. By selling a four spice bottle set for $7 eqfh, they were able to earn enough money to purchase a water cooler. It will be installed shortly. According to Mary Ellen, each child who sold six sets was awarded a choice of an electric yo-y- o or a frisbee. A s total of 67 and six frisbees were given out at this special assembly. The selling project began in the middle of October and many children worked very hard to reach their goals. The top seller was Brenda Caudle who sold 38 sets. She received a Snooze Bear as her prize. Coming in second was Holly Miller with 35 sets. She was given a pocket camera. Kaylee McAdams won a walkie-talki- e outfit for her third place spot by selling 29 sets. In fourth place was Gregory Strong who received an AM-Fhead phone radio for having sold 28 sets. Ranee Rowland sold 25 sets and placed fifth by winning a calculator. Christmas Program The children will form a procession holding specially decorated flashlights. A short play will unfold as they stand in front of a giant snowman the entire class helped fashion. Participating in this program will be Cris Mott, Tina Mabey, Lenny Bawden, Julie LeFevre, Jeremy Brooks, Jonathan Woodbury as Santa, Tommy Deck, and Angie Mortensen. at Arcadia tiementary pose for their the front with row (I. to r.) they are: Michael Ruff, Lisa Horner, picture. Beginning Tommy Deck, and Nathan Wright. Second Row; Jimmy Meier, Tilese Topham, Jennie Farr Jim Boyle, David Gemmell, Jenny Savas, and Shon Robinson. Third Row; Andy Simper, Jennifer Ware, Aaron Meier, Rebecca Russell, Dawn Hartley, Mitch Green, and Andy Sandoval. Fourth Row; Michelle Kakunes, Robbie Schmidt, Christine Stephens, Christin Taft, and Connie Estes. Good Citizens yo-yo- grand prize winners at Arcadia for Elementary having sold the most spice sets for a PTA money making project. First place prize of the Snooze Bear was won by Brenda Caudle. On the left is Holly Miller with het second place prize of a pocket camera. On the right is Gregory Strong who placed fourth and won an am-fheadphone radio. In the back is third prize winner, Kaylee McAdams with her walkie talkie. Not pictured was fifth prize winner. Ranee Rowland, who won a calculator. THESE ARE THE The Kindergarten class of Bonica Waltman will present the entertainment at the next PTA meeting. This special occasion will begin at 7 p.m. on Thursday evening, December 13. For Nov. Announced Arcadia School announced its November Good Citizens. The following have been named by grade. KEARNS-T- he Elementary Michelle Sixth Grade: Kakunes, Robbie Schmidt, and Christine Stephens. Fifth Grade: Christin Taft and Connie Estes. Fourth Grade: Andy Simper, Jennifer Ware, and Aaron Meier. Walt man's class at Arcadia Elementary are getting ready to perform for the Annual Christmas program, Thursday evening, December 13th at 7 p m. First row ( I. to r.) ; Cris Mott, Tina Mabey, Lenny Bawden, Julie LeFevre, and Jeremy Brooks. Second row; Jonathan Woodbury as Santa, Tommy Deck, and Angie Mortensen. Frosty the Snowman looks over their shoulders. THESE KINDERGARTEN CHILDREN of Bonica Third Grade: Rebecca Russell, Dawn Hartley, Mitch Green, and Andy Sandoval. Second Grade: Jimmy Meier, Tilese Topham, and Jennie Farr. First Grade: Jim Boyle David Gemmell, Jenny Savas, and Shon Robinson. Michael Kindergarten: Ruff, Lisa Horner, Tommy Deck, and Nathan Wright. PTA Program The PTA will conduct a Christmas meeting on Thursday, December 13, at 7 p.m. At that time the kindergarten children will a Christmas present program. rafctres iraost effideoDt of the business meeting a nominating committee of two individuals will be chosen. BiifiiiiifiiiiiitiitiiiiiiiminiiiiitiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiriniiiiiiiiiiiiiimuiiiiiiiiifiiiiuiiftK urgy. New energy the During portion Subscription Rates To efficient appliances make it even more desirable, if you're replacing an appliance, look to gas. Because youll save both energy and money. Increase Inflation has hit the Valley View News also. We find it necessary to increase our subscription and in- dividual copy prices. Effective January 1, 1980 the cost for a one-yemailed subscription will be $6.00, for two years it will be $10.00 The single copy price will be E E 1 $.20. 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