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Youth
November 1 - 14, 2008 A+15
Chandler High Wolves
Seton strikes up the band
High fi ves – Congrats to the following Commended Students in the National Merit program: Melissa
All fourth- through eighth-grade students who play a band instrument
Gaughan, Olivia Li, Nikhil Parasher, Vicki Peng, Kimberly Pham, Erika Smith, Roger Tseng, Shannyn
are invited to participate in a fun evening of playing with the Seton Catholic
Weidman and Alyssa Wong.
Best band – The CHS Marching Band took fi rst place in the Goldwater Invitational. The also won Best
Preparatory High School Band at a home football game.
Drumline and Visual Technique.
The band meets in the Seton Catholic Preparatory High School band room
—Dave Constance
at 4 p.m. on Nov. 7 for rehearsal and dinner. At 6 p.m., the group caravans
to Mesa Community College – with parents driving them to the game – and
performs with the Seton Catholic Preparatory High School Band from 7 to 9
Perry High Pumas
p.m.
The registration fee for the “Junior Sentinel Band Event” at Seton Catholic
Food drive – Bring canned food items to fi rst-hour teachers the week of Nov. 3. Community members
can drop off items at the front desk.
Preparatory High School and the football game at Mesa Community College
Rummage sale – A rummage sale is held from 7 a.m. to noon Sat., Nov. 8 in the west parking lot of is $25, which includes dinner, a T-shirt and complimentary admission to the
Perry High.
Clothing drive – Bring gently used clothing items to fi rst-hour teachers the week of Nov. 17.
Seton Catholic Preparatory High School football game.
Community members can drop off items at the front desk.
The school is located at 1150 N. Dobson Rd., in Chandler. To register,
High fi ve – Congrats to Lew Bradley, who was recently inducted into the Arizona Veterans Hall of
Fame. Bradley, a member of Chandler Kiwanis, is advisor and mentor to the newly formed Key Club at
email Mr. Tim Smith, band director, at
TSmith@SetonCHS.org. Registration
Perry.
forms are available on the Seton Catholic Preparatory High School website:
Tax credit – Donate to Perry High for 2008 tax credits. Get the form from the front offi ce or download
from Perry’s website:
ww2.chandler.k12.az.us/phs.
www.SetonCatholic.org
Calendar
Nov. 25: Theatre Arts Showcase
—Heather L. Patterson
Seeking Thanksgiving listings
Horizon Eagles
Family orientations – Horizon hosts four orientation meetings for families interested in Horizon
Community Learning Center in Ahwatukee for the upcoming 2009-10 school year. The lottery process is
Is your charity collecting nonperishable food items for Thanksgiving? Is your
discussed and applications distributed to all interested families. Orientations are scheduled for Tue., Nov.
restaurant serving a special Thanksgiving meal? Or, does your organization
18; Thu., Jan. 15; Thu., Feb. 5; and Tue., Feb. 24. All orientations begin at 6 p.m. in the HCLC Multipurpose
Room. To reserve a space or for more info, call 480-659-3000.
offer a Thanksgiving craft activity, turkey trot or other event for children?
Swing for technology - A trip for two to the 2009 U.S. Open in Bethpage Black, NY, a foursome of If so, email your details to
Lynda@SanTanSun.com for possible inclusion in
golf at Forest Highlands Canyon Course in Flagstaff and $50,000 are top prizes at the Nov. 7 Horizon Golf
Classic at Ocotillo Golf Resort in Southern Chandler. Registration and continental breakfast are from 6 to
the SanTan Sun News. Include a brief description of the event, times/days/
7:15 a.m. with a shotgun start/scramble format at 7:45 a.m. and lunch, auction and awards ceremony dates, cost or free, if registration is required, venue/address, publishable
at 12:30 p.m. Proceeds benefi t the “Driving for Digital Excellence Campaign” to increase technology in
phone number, website if applicable and contact information for verifi cation
Horizon Community Learning Center classrooms in Ahwatukee. Those who don’t golf are invited to lunch
and a silent auction, which includes an Arizona Grand Resort spa package, Disneyland tickets, Phoenix
purposes. We welcome photos, which must be 300 dpi JPEGs or taken on
Suns tickets, Arizona Diamondbacks dugout box seats, ASU basketball tickets, a ski weekend in Flagstaff,
a digital camera on the “best” or “highest quality” setting. Information is
a twosome at Forest Highlands Golf Club, an executive chef dinner party for 10, HCLC Spring Fling
family package, HCLC reserved parking spot for 2009-10 and more. The Ocotillo Golf Resort is at 3715 S.
due by noon Nov. 5 for the Nov. 15 issue. Submission does not guarantee
Clubhouse Dr. off Alma School and Ocotillo roads. Registration forms are available at
www.horizonclc.org/ placement.
docs/golfform.pdf. For details and sponsorship availabilities, call Mona Volden at 480-659-3098.
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