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Eaglestone Lodge October column By Kristin Solvieg Johnson October was an exciting month for the residents at Eaglestone! This year the residents had the opportunity to go out and take part in celebrating Octoberfest.

Well, I guess there could be one thing less riveting than an 11-week federal election campaign starting in the middle of August.

The School Community Council (SCC) at Kamsack is asking residents to join it in a fight against the minister of education who has decided to spend Kamsack school tax money for another purpose.

One student in each of the four Good Spirit School Division schools in the Kamsack district was named a 2015 Student of Distinction, while three teachers at the Kamsack Comprehensive Institute received the Sea Stars Making a Difference Award.

A few Kamsack youngsters, who as Earth Rangers are keen to save endangered animals, are pleased with the response they had for their outdoor iced tea fundraising sale in August.

About 250 people took lessons at the Kamsack Swimming Pool over the 67 days that it was open during the summer.

The Kamsack Comprehensive Institute鈥檚 annual Fun Night, when the senior students organize a gymnasium full of games of chance and invite the community鈥檚 children to try their luck and win prizes, was held at the school on October 27.

Five students of the Kamsack Comprehensive Institute attended the provincial Students Against Drinking and Driving (SADD) conference at Saskatoon on October 16 and 17.

Senior students of Keeseekoose Chiefs Education Centre walked the distance along the highway from the school to the band hall on Friday in a demonstration they called an Apartheid Walk.

At its board meeting of October 14, the Good Spirit School Division Board of Education passed a motion to undertake the school review process at Fort Livingstone School in Pelly.