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O-The Canadan Champion, Fniday, Apnl 6; 2001 I flAUR 4VLfLVt STEAK & SEAFOOD HOU SE "MILTON'S PREMIER DINING LOCATION" Serving a.fuli range of " Certified Angus Steaks ", Seafood, Shellfish, Ontario Lamb, Duck Breast & Chicken L3 Business Lunch Wednesday 10 Saîurday -Dinner Tuesday to Sunday "IALL DAY PRIME-RIB ROAST" 12-8 pm Sundays ý FINE WINES ~ 77 MAIN STRE.'uET EAST, MILTON 6 RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED (905) 876-9998 GRADE "1A"P' NEWS MIL6TON DISTRICT lien SCIGOL& Michelle Merkley Emily Willoughby Welcome to another edition of Grade "A" News froru MDHS. To start we would lîke to say a big thank you to al] the students and staff who partici- pated in and watched the Hoops for Heart competi- lion. Also we would like to wish ail the students who are participating in the 30 Hour Famine this week-end good luck, while they sample what il is like to go without eating. Everyone loves chocolate, and of course the more you have the better right? Well for aIl you chocolate loyers, starling next week the Gr. 12 Entrepreneurship Class will be selling tickets for t he Easter Raffle. You cao win baskets that are filled with lots of yummy chocolate and candy, as well as stuffed rabbits. The baskets are being disployed in the window across from the Business Ed Office, s0 check them out and boy your tickets! Do you bave a special talent that you want to show off'? Maybe you play a musical instrument, or dance, sing, tell funny jokes or act? Then why not display your talents in our Talent Spotlight Night. There will be a meeting April l5th starting at 9:00 am in the music room, so if yoo are interested come on out. Have you ever wanted to travel to England or Scotland? Weil, March Break 2002 is your chance to do so! Next March Break Ms. Rowe and Miss Miller will be taking a group of Senior students on this trip. If you are interested in going make sure you talk to either of them for mure information. On a final note it is that time of the year again, on April l2th mid-term reports will be given out to al students. That's it this week and we hope you ail enjoy your weekend and have fun in the warm weather. ! ISHOP REDINO HI0E SCIGOL mark Ryo Lo&rombos. Pyn. Royal Report By Mark Laframboise and Ryan Pyne Bishop Reding's excellence in academics, arts and ,iihleics has been highly visible ibis pasi week. Lasi Tbusday, eigbi siudents participated ini the Halion Caibolic E.C.O.O. Computer Program Contesi ai Loyola Sccondary School. Using iheir excellent problem solving skîlls in a grnesome lour-bour coniesi, the B.R- îeams finished second and fonrth respecively. Congratulations iv Brendan Aames, J.D. Albert, Ryan Fignereido, Maciej Haîla, Joze Hlavek, Nîck Johnsion, David Penny and Mark Tonkovich. Good luck iv our second place îeam who are preceding la the provincial coniesi thîs Saîurday ai the University of Toronto. Recenily, the approvimaiely eîghiy grade 9, 10 and Il siadenis who wrote the Canadian Maihematics Compelilion sponsored by the Ulniversity of Waterloso, were made aware of ihere resulis. Top place- menis ai Bishop Reding inclnde Mail Masirangelo, Kevin Laughren and Kaihleen Pointer in the Pascal coniesi, Megan Crawford, Mark Laframboise and Siephanie Casselmen in the Cayley coniesi. In the Fenmat coniesi the sindents achîeving the highesi resulis were Meçv' - Moroney, Kale Kelly and Sean Kelly in the Fermai Coniesi. Gooo în,K la the approxîmaiely loriy grades 12 and OAC siodeni who will be wriîing the upcoming Euclîd and Descartes'compeiions on April i Bih and 191h. In School Reach news, B.R.'s Senior team participaled in the cham- pionships aller finishing iliird in tlieir division. The îeamn tried iheir besi in some îongh matches but was nnable iv sncceed, Good luck nevi year. Meanwhîle, the Iniemiediale îeam travelled iv Nelson High Schoal iv compeig in a lournameni. Aller fierce compelilion, Bishop. Redîng lied T.A. Blakelock wiîh a 4-1 record bol managed iv win the toumamenl in points. Sîndeni Goveromeni iv once agaîn holding Bishop Reding's Easier Food Drive. Sindenis are enconraged iv help those who are less forin- noie in the local commnniiy by bringing non-perishable food items iv iheir homeroom classes before nesi Wednesday. On Wednesday. îniernaionally acclaimed auihor, joumalîsi and lis- lonian Gwynne Dyer visiied B.R. iv make a preseniaion on globaliza- lion and the role of Canada in tis ever-changing world. Special ihanks goes lv Mr. Karce for organîeing ibis special presenialion. Bishop Reding's Junior Boys Hockey îeam receoily played ai thie Loyola Toiirameni las( Tbnrsday, and Friday. The îeam deleaied Q. E. Park and Cardinal Leger 3 -1 and I -0 respecilnlly before lying lona 1 - 1. In the semi-finals the îeam laced Si . 'lhomas Aquinas. Our gnys were dominant and won easily 6- 1. In an exiremely exciing champi- onship game, the Royals came ap short, losing 4-3 in overtime iv Noire Dame bui îhey clamed the silver medal. Congratnlations lv the whole ieam; especially iv Adam Kemp who had four goals and tu Roty and Tim Johnson who provided strong goaltending. With the close lv anoiher exciling week ai Bishop Reding, everyone is wished a sale and happy weekend. DATEL6INE DRURY E.C. DRURY 1110H SCRO0O6 Joanne Gunding Linds.y Harrold The Prom Committee has spoken... Yesterday, Drury held ils very own Survival Challenge. Students froru ail grade levels came out to either corn- pete or to encourage the brave souls laying their pride out on the line for pure Locker Bay enjoyment! This fun event included gorging on ail kinds of fouI concoctions created by the Student Govemnment. To tic in with the same theme, the Prom Committee held lavt night's Survival Dance. Unlike in the show "Sorvivor", every member of Drury's student body was welcomed 10 the dance. (Note: Prom 2001 will be held Tuesday, Jonc 26 - not Thorsday!) Others involved in fierce competition this week where Colin Bumham, Matt Knock, Jesse Rowan and Adam Boxter who ail travelled 10 Saskatoon for the National Juvenile Wrestling Championships. Thanks to current technology the stodent body was able to vend words of encouragement 10 these fine athletes. No doubt they will moke Drory prood! As well, to add to the excitement of the week, the resoîts came bock from the Sear's Drama Festival. Drury's team of only five cool members were awarded 2 Awords of Excellence and 2 Awards of Ment. This wav the highest ratio of awords handed ouI 10 any team. To odd to the success, the cost's fabuloos performance was among the top two, which means they will now advance 10 the Regionals! Despite the lime change, everyone is stilî brimming wiîh energy. As the days are filled with more and more sonshine, we know that il will only be a few short monîbs until anoîher year bas passed us by. In light of Ibis here iv something 10 think about: "What lies beneath us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us." Hope everyone bas a wonderful weekend! See you next week!