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Lake Shore students collect 1M pull tabs

The Columbian
Published: October 21, 2013, 5:00pm
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Lila Sloan, 6, a student at Lake Shore Elementary School, sifts through pull tabs as her mom, Lara, left, watches Monday in Vancouver.
Lila Sloan, 6, a student at Lake Shore Elementary School, sifts through pull tabs as her mom, Lara, left, watches Monday in Vancouver. Photo Gallery

For four years, all of the students at Lake Shore Elementary have worked to reach their goal of collecting a million pull tabs. The goal was to illustrate in a concrete way how a million of something looks. The pull tabs are from soup, canned meat, pet food or any food or beverage with a pull tab.

“We’re the only school in the metro area that’s ever collected a million,” said Annette Yonemoto of the school’s PTA.

On Monday night, students, parents and faculty members at Lake Shore got a first-hand look the million pull tabs during an ice cream social and book sale.

The pull tabs will be donated to support the Ronald McDonald House.”It’s quite impressive, I think,” Yonemoto said of the collection.

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