St. Philip Fine Arts classes to be recognized for their commitment to the
    environmentTORONTO, Dec. 2 /CNW/ -What:       Ms. Schweighardt and Ms. Stodalka's grade four classes will
                receive Canadian Tire's first 'Green School Challenge Award'
                in recognition of the steps the students are taking inside
                and outside of the classroom to help the environment. The 36
                students submitted an entry outlining their eco-friendly
                activities, which included writing a play called "Reduce is
                King" and creating 'waste pizza' graphs representing the
                amount of garbage that ends up in a Calgary landfill. Join
                Canadian Tire as we acknowledge the classes efforts with an
                award presentation at the school.

    Who:        Paul Langis, Canadian Tire (Presenter)
                Ms. Schweighardt and Ms. Stodalka's Grade Four Classes
                (Recipient)

    When:       Thursday, December 4 2008
                11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

    Where:      St. Philip Fine Arts
                13825 Parkside Dr. E
                Calgary, AB

    Background: The 'Green School Challenge Award' was created by Canadian
                Tire to recognize classes who are actively taking steps to
                help the environment. One winning class was chosen in
                Calgary, Edmonton, Regina, Winnipeg, Ottawa and Toronto. To
                recognize each of the classes, Canadian Tire will be planting
                trees throughout the school yard in the spring and providing
                each of the winning kids with an eco-friendly gift bag and
                pizza party.