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Bright GIVE A HOLIDAY GIFT CERTIFICATE Save With Miracle’s Regular Everyday Prices. 8 lb. box Pany of 10. made up of European style deli meats expertly arranged on a platter and garnished with radishes and parsley. We also have a wide variety of cheeses, salads, regular deli and BBQ’d meals to help make your party a success. ALSO AVAILABLE FOR PARTIES OF 20 AND 30 PERSONS PARTY PLATTERS Teacher Mike Lieberman looks on as Ross Thomson. 9, Louise MacNaughton, 9, Lisa LoPresti, 10, and [wise Brisbois, 10, work on a computer in a Saturday morning class in Thornhill sponsored by the Association for Bright Children. Another class in Rich- mond Hill has dissected sharks and cats. :22c 68° 24c TABLE § POTATOES 10 lb. bag Product of U.S.A.. Florida WHITE GRAPEFRUIT 5 lb. bag Onlatio Grown Canada No. 1 ( Product at USA. Canada No. 1 Grade Package 01 S CORN ON THE COB Product 01 Mexico Full Cut Bone-in From Best Quality “GRADE A" Bee! EGGPLANT RUMP ROASTS 1 Grade DOREEN LIVINGSTON You better know your ABC's if you belong to the Association for Bright Children. Edith Nicol, a school trustee with the Scar- borough Board of Education and a parent of two bright children was the discussion leader at St. Roberts Separate School recently for the parents while the children were attending math and science groups. High school teachers instruct 9-year-olds Math is being taught to the nine and 10 year olds by the Thornlea Secon- dary School math $1.48 33c While the children were busy learning, the parents heard Edith N icol say that in Scarborough department who send teachers on a rotation basis; and two sciences are taught to the 11 and 12 year olds. In recent weeks a medical doctor discussed the heart and a dentist spoke about the teeth. The 11 and 12-year-olds spent one Saturday morning at Richmond Hill High .School dissecting animals and they found the skeleton of a fish in a shark and undigested food in the stomach of a cat. Assorted Flavours 750 ml btl. Plus 20¢ deposit Swift‘s Premium Sliced side or From Best Quality “GRADE A" Bee! Frozen Eviscerated FLozEn !0u_ng_Evis_cera_teg 3.1124 Ib‘ size No-Cap From Best Quality “GRADE A" Beef No Tail. T-Bone or Parchment Wrap 100% Vegetable Oil Over 10 lb. size 1 lb. pkg, Ptoduct 0! Canada Sliced Side Boneless Bottom Cut. Round MIRA MART SOFT DRINKS Pony Tail Wrap Champlain GRADE A TURKEYS GRADE A DUCKLINGS 1 lb‘ pkg. Product 0! Canada STEAK ROASTS From Best Quality “GRADE A" Bee! My Miles, SLICED SIDE BACON PRIME RIB STEAKS PORTERHOUSE STEAKS 24 oz. loat Over 10 lb‘ size LAZY MAPLE BACON RED HOTS 88¢ 1 lb. pkg MAPLE LEAF BACON WHITE . SLICED BREAD Mira Mart Frozen Young Evisceraled Grade A Deep Basted 1 lb. pkg. Product of Canada Famous lor Quality Wieners 128 fl. oz. jug CH EFMASTER MARGARINE BUTTERBALL TURKEYS Those with an IQ of over 140 were segregated into classes that had a student teacher ratio of 12. The students were selected after a group IQ test was given and those who scored over 125 and received both parent and teacher recommendation were given individual tests for aptitude and creativity. 68 per cent of the population wanted something special done for bright or gifted children so segregated classes were started in the 1975~76 school year. This year there are $1.48 $1.68 i188 L388" L388" 1.44 L898“ 1.27 1.49 Salad Dressing SIeinberg Plain or Salted. Steinberq 1 lb. pkg Canadian Processed Mira Mad 32 ll SHORTBREAD COOKIES 10 oz. pkg Plain or Salted, Steinbe ' SODA CRAESKERS 25.5 oz‘ Mira Mart Pkg Regular or Single, 16 oz. pkg Steinberg TOMATO SOUP Beel, Chicken. Liver GARBAGE BAGS CHEESE SLICES 10 ll. oz. tin EééfiyifimFRENCH FRIES 39¢ KRAFr MIRACLE WHIP PEP DOG FOOD 8 roll pkg Pkg. of 4 env. 26" x 500" Tyesil SOUPTIME 26" x 500" T esil CHRIéTMAS PAPER Nestle Phase two is partial withdrawal on a family of schools basis and the children are bussed to one location one day a week. three Grade 4 classes, and two Grade 5, 6 and 7 segregated classes in the phase one program. They receive a pure enrichment program by a specially trained teacher. Phase three being con- sidered is in-class enrich- ment. Mrs. Nicol said that even bright children who cannot cope in a regular classroom can fail, as she found out on a recent trip to a conference in California. 0120 oz. jar tin THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. December 7. 1977 â€" A-7 After testing, one child who was going to be put in a comprehensive program for slow lear- ners wound up in an enrichment program. He was an underachiever and could not do well in a regular classroom. One startling fact brought out at the discussion is that some children who have learning disabilities may need an enrichment program as well as a remedial program for their learning disability. Margaret MacDonald, president of ABC in Thornhill says she “doesn‘t want the 1.75 1.79 organization knocking the school board“ but she feels that ABC should be aware of what is going on in education. According to her “one educational system is not the be all and end all”; there is room for more. “The prime motivation of ABC is to give youngsters an op- portunity they wouldn't have elsewhere." Councillor Alma Walker is not satisfied with the way the ministry of environment is “bussing water." The ministry is com- mitted to supply water to people in the Sabiston subdivision of Unionville who have had their wells affected by sewer con- struction. The York-Durham sewer is going through their area. Councillor Walker said that the ministry “ran out of tanks” in Sabiston. Shortages of water in Unionville It is inconvenient to do a washing and not be able to take a bath until the truck arrives, she said. “How long is it before these people do get water?“ she asked. Councillor Walter Grieve said that there was a similar problem in Box Grove. An afternoon of fun for the whole family is scheduled for this Saturday at the Concord Library and Community Centre. The family Christmas party kicks off at 12:30 pm. with movies, a visit from Santa and a craft display and sale. display and sale. From 1:30 to 2 pm, a children’s Christmas choir will perform, followed from 2 to 4 pm. with entertainment by folksinger Ron Hynes. There will be no regular programs for juniors on Saturday so the whole family can enjoy the party. The centre and library are located on Dufferin Street, just north of High- way 7. For further in- formation, call Mrs. B. McCauley at 669-2173 after 4 pm. or Mrs. M. Godfrey at 669-2754. 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