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Be tan te ------ S.A. Cawker P.S. wins 1st pennant Winners! Winners! Winners! Already S.A. Cawker has won its first banner! At the regional cross country meet held on Tues- day, October 17th, the awesome team of Scott Jeffrey, Mark Sauder, Colin Mark and Jamie Maunder placed first in Durham Region. This is quite an ac- complishment and these runners are to be commended for their fine effort. All of the competitors who represented S.A. Cawker at the Durham finals did extremely well and four have been invited to par- ticipate in the Canadian Cross Country Championships. The results are as follows: 9 year old girls: Team placed 8th (total number of runners 101); Kristen Passmore - 13th, Yvonne Prentice 42nd, Kristy Walker 47th, Cheryl Thompson 61st, and Ashley Murphy 92nd (Ashley is only 7 years old). 9 year old boys: Team placed 1st (total number of runners 125); Scott Jeffrey 5th, Mark Sauder 10th, Colin Mark 20th, and Jamie Maunder 29th. 10 year old girls: Team placed 5th (total number of runners 110); Sam McFarlane 4th, Ceara Chellew 34th, Jenny Hillier 37th, Kristy Dalton 65th, and Alesha Brownell 66th. 13 year old boys: Team placed 8th (total number of runners 125); Sean Ellis 6th, Danny Brown 21st; Colin Wiatrzyk 26th and Allan Bir- chall 90th. Mark Sauder, Scott Jeffrey, Samantha McFarlane and Sean Ellis have been invited to par- ticipate in the National Cross Country Championships. Con- gratulations and good luck to you all! Downhill - Plans for the downhill ski club are coming together nicely. 75 students will be skiing at the Oshawa Ski Club, Kirby, for 6 weeks beginning Thursday, January 11th, 1990, from 3:30 to 9:30. The programme includes five ski lessons, and ren- tal is available for those who do not have equipment. There is room for 5 more skiers on the bus and we will still accept applica- tions if anyone is interested. Parents are also invited to join us. Students in grades 4, 5, 6 and 7 or any interested parents may con- tact Mrs. Griffin-Smith or Mrs. Cleveland for information and ap- plication forms. The deadline to register is October 23rd, 1989. School Advisory Committee - At our last School Advisory Com- mitte general meeting on Thurs- day, October 5th, the executive for the year 1989-90 was elected. The following are members of the exectuive: Chairpersons - Nancy Heffern, Nell Marshall. Secretary Community Care helps - Heather McCrae. Treasurer - Debbie McGarry. Directors - Evelyn Mark, Jean Holtby, Karen Diceman, Lorrie Wray. The next meeting of the school advisory committee will be held on Thursday, November 2, 7:30 p.m.. Volleyball! Volleyball! The Junior Boys and Girls Volleyball participants will be involved in a tournament at R.H. Cornish P.S. from 4 to 7 p.m. on October 26, 1989. S.A. Cawker will be hosting a similar tournament on Noverber 7th, 1989 - the first tour- nament to be held in S.A. Cawker's gymnasium. - Good luck to our boys and girls! UNICEF Carnival - It's coming soon, the S.A. Cawker UNICEF Carnival. From 1 to 3 on the after- noon of Tuesday, October 31st, all the students will be getting into the spirit of Hallowe'en. Grade 4, 5, 6 and 7 classes will be organiz- ing at least one activity. Students will be allowed to go to any activi- ty which interests them. The cost of activities will be 10 cents, although some activities such as face painting may cost more. The primary students are invited to bring in some baked goods which the students may purchase for a minimal charge. The proceeds from this day will allow us to sponsor a foster child, and the re- mainder will be forwarded to UNICEF. As a result, students will not be asked to carry UNICEF boxes when they go trick or treating. Parents are in- vited to join us on that afternoon unless they are too frightened to enter the haunted maze! Two students who have entered into the spirit of the carnival are sharing their expressions with us: Come to the Carnival Come, come to the UNICEF Carnival at S.A. Cawker on Hallowe'en day from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.. So come and bring you dimes. This money that we make goes to UNICEF and to a foster child. ¥ou will be paying 10 cents for most games in each room. P.S. Parents are welcome too! Cameron Flieler Grade 6 Mr. Lewis' class Ghosts Take Over S.A. Cawker The tension has been growing at S.A. 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