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Christmas is a time for giving, people are always excited to receive surprises. So buy a candy gram and give a little love.
As of November 30, 2015 Key Club is starting their fundraiser by selling Candy Grams to everyone and anyone. Candy Grams will cost anywhere from .50 cents to one dollar more information to come on the prices.The selling of Candy Grams will end the day of December 4, 2015.
Candy Grams will be sold during all three lunches, however, there will be a limited amount of grams sold per lunch so first come first serve. When purchasing your Candy Grams you will be able to write little note to a friend, special someone, or even a teacher.
Mrs. Laduc one of the organizer's of Key Club stated "Hopefully selling these Candy Grams

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