Blurb Tuesday, Oct. 14, 2014 Day 3 ATTENTION: IMPORTANT SUPERVISION: SAWA NEXT: BATA, DOBR, MCGP, SABM Attention: Due to potential allergies, perfumes, colognes and air fresheners should not be sprayed in the halls. Please remember that you are not the only one breathing the air in the halls. Junior Councilor – Position Open: Are you interested in your community? Would you like to have input into the decisions the Mayor and Council of The Town of The Pas make? Then this is the job for you. Principal Van Damme is accepting applications for the position of Junior Councilor. If you have questions; Please come in and speak with Mr. Van Damme. All applicants must be under the age of 18 and submit a letter of application and resume. Coming Soon! Auditions for our Spring Production of Through the Looking Glass. Stay tuned for more details. All students are welcome to audition and take part in this production. Found: Samsung phone – owner may claim at the office. Band- Farm To School Fundraiser order forms are now available from Ms. Gibson. All orders and money are due no later than Wednesday, October 15th by 4 pm! This is a great opportunity to start building up money in FRAC accounts which can be applied to future band trips! Orders will arrive on Tuesday, Oct.28. Millions around the world go hungry everyday, even in our own community! This halloween, help stop hunger before it strikes. We Scare Hunger will be happening all month long at MBCI. The Social Action Group is asking all students at MBCI to donate non perishable food items so we can help organizations in the Pas such as aurora house and the homeless Shelter. Northland ford has joined We Scare Hunger and Free the Children to challenge the community to fill 5 F150 trucks with donated food items. We have challenged the other schools in the school division to see who can donate the most food items. Not only will the number of items be counted for grade wars, the total items collected will be weighed and we will see which school wins the challenge of collecting the most!!! Mr. Wadelius from SBMS school says, "bring it on!!!" As some may remember MBCI won the challenge two years ago when we collected the most pennies for the We create change. So we can't let them beat us this time!!! We will be collecting food items starting this week until October 31st!!! You can drop your items off in the following rooms to count for the grade wars... Mr. Esson for gr. 9 Mrs. Sabet for gr. 10 Mrs Helstrom for gr. 11 Mr. McKay for gr. 12 Thank you for helping our community! ATHLETICS/PHYSICAL EDUCATION INTRAMURALS for the month of OCTOBER: OPEN-GYM Every Tuesday and Thursday from 12:45-1:15pm. MEETINGS School Store: School Store meeting every Thursday at 12:40 in Room 160. Interact Club: Meet every Monday at 12:30 in the SSC. Chess Club: Wednesdays from 4:00 to 5:00. Chess will be in Room 209 at Scot Bateman. Ukulele Club every Friday at 12:45 in the Band Room. Grab your Ukuleles and come Jam! Social Action Group Meeting is October 16th at 12:30 in Mrs. Sabet classroom. (Rm 141) AWARDS/BURSARIES/SCHOLARSHIPS Quest for Excellence 2015 School Bursary Program – Offering (16) $1000 bursaries to grade 12 students!! Deadline is March 9, 2015 and there is an online essay question. More information is available at www.remax.ca (go to community, then quest for excellence) LIBRARY LIBRARY OVERDUES - Please see the librarian IMMEDIATELY: Mikayla Anderson, Claudia Clyne, Paige Dorion-Lundie, Haylie Danielson, Randi Fenner, Zachary Gray, August Greenleaf, Heather Hacault, Harlee Hart, Breanne Hodgins, D’Andre Kostyk-George, Reed Langlois, Nicole Lathlin, Reagan Mayer, Katrina McGillivary, Shardelle McGillivary, Jimmock McLeod, Andrea Moerike, Brayden Munroe, Bailee Mutanen, Jackie Peterson, Alyssa Pranteau, Jordan Sandy, Matthew VaillancourtDucharme, Donovan Veitch, Chase Whitney, Raylene Young OUT OF SCHOOL INFORMATION Global Travel: meeting 6:30 Wed Oct .15 for 2015 trip to Costa Rica. Payments due! New Travelers welcome! Welcome aboard to Maryann and Lindsay! BIRTHDAYS Birthday Greetings going out today to the following staff and students: Bryson Werbicki-Mallett