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14 - The Canadtan Charnpion, Friday, October 27, 2000 HlGHFHOL REORT • We employ factory tramned techias • Free Shuttle service available • Free Service Loaners (where available) • Free Estimates are available at our co • Service Rentais available • Saturday Service available C ek p • Service by appointmfent • We have Lube Technicians for quicker oil changes • We have early hird dmop off convenience • Wefeature Ford Service Bay Diagnostic systems AL l Cdll Peter for details on w'hat conveniences - Engine $ Pe'fomnance Checgk These are some Value Priced Services we offer our customers. Mon, Wed, F r1 - tT ues. 8 -8 ! DISNOP REDING M HIGH SCEGOL1 Mark Ryan Laframboise Pyne .Royal Report By Mark Laframboise and Ryan Pyne it has bren quite a year s far for bath academics and athletics. Congratuations ta Melanie Carreira and Shaina Lscke whs were selected la the positions of student administrative team. They will join. Mark Antonelli, Alicia New, Andrew Pepper, and Katie Patience ta farm the Student government fsr 2000-2001. We wish ail these students the best of iack as ihey srganize mary fun-filled activites throughout the year. The spookiness of Halloween is upon Bishop Reding. Over the past few days, stadents have heen able ta participate in rot beer chagging ta the café and trivia in their first period classes. This caming week, home- room classes will hase the chance ta participate rn a pumpkin carving contest and students will be ahle la dress up in Halloween decar an Tuesday. The Senior Girls' Baskethall Tea won their first game of the season 38-19 against Layala. Everyone cantrihuted with a strang effart. Meanwhile, the Juniar Girls' Bakethall Tram aost their tirai game af the san against Layoa. Gaod wark an your hard effart. This past week- end B.R. hasted the Rayais Junior Girls Baketbali Taurnament. Congratuilaos la aur girls who put ap a gaad fight finishing fourth oseraîl. The Janiar Baya' Valleyhall Team nas came away with their first win of the season against Miltan District last Thursday. On Saturday, the hoys travelled ta Grimshy ta participate in a tournament. With same great playing, the baya managed ta came in third place. The Seniar Baya' Valleyball Tram travelled ta Loyala ta face an undefeated squad. They put up a gaad fight, but fell j"'t shart af tire win. Cangratulatins to thre Girls' Fieldi Hackey Tram an a successful ara- son. Ufnforately, [bey were arable ta continue in playaff actian after a lass ta Layala. Gaod lack rnx year. Cangratulaitons ta ail students wha made last year's honour raie or wbo received an academic award. Or Thursday, October 26• these stu- dents received a breakfast that celebrated academic excellence. American Universities will ire recruiting at the Rayai York Hotel in Taranto or Sunday, Oct. 29" from 2-5 p.m. and Monday, Oct. 30th fromu 7-9 p.m. Also. Red Carpes Day at Moirawk College in Hamilton is occurring or Nov. 6tir from 4-8 p.m. at the Brantford Campas and Nov. i4th from 8:30 a.m. ta 12:30 p.m. at the Fennel Campus. Threse days wtll gtve students an opportunity la are ihe campus, course informatoin, and meet withr a college counselor. Mitre information car be obtained about these events in Student Services. Wednesday November i4 is "Take Your Ktds To Work Day" across tire province. Wr wîih the Grade 9 students the best as tirey gain valu- able information about possible future carrera. DATELENE DRURY E.C. DRURY iio* SCHGGL Joanne Gunding Lindsey Harrold Friday has arrived and it's time for another edition of Dateline Drury. The past week has been a hectic one filled with Spartan sports events, root beer chugging contests, and a little Pomp and Circumstance on the side. The Spartan athietes coantinued their campaign to make Drury proud as they participated in their events this past week. The cross-country runners brought their season to a close with an excellent showing at the GHAC finals. Special mention goes out to Melissa Logue who placed third in her division and earned a place in the upcoming OFSAA com- petition. Congratulations on a great season Spartans! As the runners hang up their shoes for the year, the celebrated wrestlers have pulled out their singlets in preparation for rookie camp next week. Drury's most spirited group of guys is looking for grade nine talent to join the team and help maintain the winning tradition, so head over to the wrestling room and get involved! The same athletes who have been busy in the gym, moved to the lockerbay Wednesday for Drury's annual Oktoberfest hosted by the Student Athletic Society. Where else can Drury students experience culturally enriching events such as root beer chugging and marshmallow eating contesta, arm wrestling competitions, and polka music performances? The Athletic Society also provided students with a chance to seek revenge on their teachers by including a dunk tank in the festivities. What a great chance for Spartans to have fun and show their school spirit! It is times like these students will remember long after they have left high school. Those who left this past year are returning in the near future for the last of their high school experiences; commence- ment. The date is fast approaching and two groups in partic- ular are preparing for the event. The first of these is the Drury Ambassadors, those smiling, friendly, helpful people who will keep things running smoothly during the ceremo- ny. The other group is the concert band. Commencement marks the first performance of the year for Drury music and they have been practicing hard to make it a success, As a result, everyone's favourite march Pomp and Circumstance can be heard echoing through the halls every Thursday morning before school. We know these musicians will sound great on the big night! As the year continues to rush past us try to remember, "Don't cry because its over, smile because it happened." Take advantage of aIl the things Drury has to offer. Have a great weekend! GRADE "A" NEWS AT MILTON f 11101 SCHGOL Michelle Merkley E mily Willoughby Milton District High School students have been keeping busy this week. Lots of activities and events have been happening and there are more exciting things to come... just read and you'll see!! Before we get started we would like to welcome back aIl the grads who have returned to Milton District for their commencement. This years com- mencement will be held in our school gym this evening at 7:30 pm and prepare to be dazzled as the gym will be decorated in an autumn theme. Just a reminder a reception will be held following the cere- mony as the Milton Optimist Club. Many of our grads alto returned today period 5 for the annual grad panel in the theater. This is a time for the grads from last year to share their experi- ences of University and College with students who will be graduating this year.. Ghosts, goblins and witches will be roaming around our town next Tuesday for Halloween. Milton District will alto be a scare with a best costume con- test scheduled for next Tuesday. Along with that there will be a haunted house put on by student council. Don't forget to dress up! The senior football team is on a rampage winning last week against Iroquois Ridge by a score of 31- 15. They hope to keep it going in their final game of the regular season tonight against Lord Elgin. Playoffs begin next week. The Grade 9 students as Milton District will be entering the work force next Wednesday, November I st for the province wide Take Your Kids to Work day. This day allows students to go to work with a parent, relative or friend and find out about the job that they do. This is just one of the many opportuni- lies students have to gain work experience. Milton District High School is in need of a bus supervisor after school at 3:20 and a cafeteria super- visor periods 3 and 4 from 1 1:30 - 2:00 Well that wraps st up for us here as Milton District. Have a wonderful weekend and a horrifying hal- loween.