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8-The Canadian Champion, Friday, October 25, 2002 "MUSTANG MESSENGER", Meganl Cavan Stoph Crighion IL8TON DISTRICT Bie SCEGOL1 Our Mustangs Sports Central bas been overloaded wtth ail of the sports info coming in, so let's first elaborate on our team's football glory. The junior team bas shown a lot of ambition and courage up to now, but with only one win to show for tl This changed on October l6th when they beat out White Oaks 22 10 6. Even this triumph was just a preview of what the next day brought. October l7th was the big day of face paint, pomn-poms, bal- boons and a LOT of cheering. Our pre-game pep rally certainly got the fans riled up, not to mention the players. This definitely showed in their game, whicb, by the way ... they won! White Oaks didn't even get a chance to score one point, with the final score being 2210o nothing. 22 must be an unlucky number for the opposing school. Timn Anderson managed to gel îwo touch- dosens! What a victory to start off our away games. Today kicked off thc fîrst of these away games. Face paint- ing was held periods 4 and 5. Many of the student fans who trav- elled to B.R. with the team sported the blue and white colours of our 'Stangs. The mont impressive news tis week is our cross-country team. Our monners did fantastic aI the GHAC on Tuesday. The girls' senior team came in third. A few people even qualified as OFSAA alternates on November 2 in Port Hope. Congratulations to ail of those who went, you really dtd awe- some and made Milton District HS proud! This week was deftnitely one of athletic accomplishments. Il almost makes you want 10 join a îeam! MDHS is not just a school of athlettc achievements, but of academic ones as well. Today is Commencement. Ail graduates should report to the school by 6:45 p.m. Congratulations Io al of our grads this year! Here are some upcoming events for you 10 mark on your cal- endar. November 6 is 'Take Your Kids 10 Work Day" for our grade nîne students. Remember 10 be safe while on the job. On November I 3th Midterm reports go out 10 aIl students. That is just in ime for Parents' Night on November 21. Hallala! Tbanks for joining us. Send us a comment, aI MDHSNews(&hotmail.com, and take it easy this week. We know you've worked up a sweat reading about al Iis work our athletes and intellectuals have been doing! £ari /Ywîfkî 166UEROYAL REPORT1 Jenna Masciantonio Meredith Murphy DISHOP REDINU 3189 SCEROL1 'flic Honour Roll hreakfast took place this morning. The fooîd was tuîpnuîtch as usual. Academic awards night was a great aies,,li award wînners and their famnilies were wel- corne. Congratulations to those students who achieved aca- demîtc excellence last year. The students o! Bishop Redîng would like to thank Darrell Fox for bis inspirational words Wednesday afternoon. The first annual Terry Fox Run will be held this Tuesday. The SAA is organizîng what will no doubt be a great day. The rnoney raised will benefît cancer research and allow the students to parlîcipate in the many extremely wild events during fifth peri- od. So BRING IN YOUR PLEDGES! In "Sports News" this week the Cross Country team will travel to Churchill Park in Hamilton to compete at the G.H.A.C. cross country championships. Our runners will taire on the best in the Golden Horseshoe Athletic Conference. Good Luck! Congratulations to, Krista Lenarden on being this week's Athlete of the Week. Her determination and persever- ance greatly contributed to the success of the Varsity Field Hockey team. The Senior Girl's basketball team travelled to Aquinas last Thursday. The Royals were unable to upset the top ranked team but illustrated great heart on both defense and offense. GO ROYALS GO! The days to corne here ar B.R. are guaranteed to be full of excitement. Student govemment bas been working around the dlock on activîties such as: bobbing for apples, pumpkin cary- ing, door decorating. and costume contests. Your days will surely be filled with spooky entbusiasrn and spirit. A reminder to ail trernendously talented students, talent show auditions take place Oct. 28 and 29. Good luck to every- one who makes the tough eut in thîs prestigious and difficult elimination process. Also, to aIl the talented actresses and actors. this year's school play bas been announced: "The Sound of Music" - Coming this sprng. -1f sou rake îesponsihllitY for voirseif v ou will develop a hunger to accomplish your dreanis." -Les Brown Albert Cassou A professioflal artîst for over 30 years. Taught by professional artis Albert Cas sonI ,q e ei ua tà'ewW & Lessons wiII be held at the if you are just startîng out, r SENIORS ACTIVMT CENTRE in Milton or you want to sharpen youî Age - 14 to any age li skills - here is your chance. New clnses startng SOMnP-- -- FOR MORIE INFORMATýÔN CALL 905-854-4439 Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to tis week's 1- .C. l)rury production of Dateline Drury, staming Julianna Clarke and Sara Grimble. alongsidc the one and only Jordan I urnb. .Iulîanita enfers stage left ann greef.î Sara îs'ho is. itfîtg iii Ilii f.i>îL'r DaY. Sara: Hey Julianna, did you go to the llalloween danc.e last night? Julianna: Yeah, 1 had a blas! However, l'n getng punped up for the pumpkin-caîving contest next ThlursdIay. 1can't believe that the student govemment bouglit 1501 punpkins foir this event, wholly mackerel! Sara: l'Il say . .. are we still going trtck-or-treating on Halloween night? Juliannaî (excifedly>: You'd better believe it! Did you know that the music students will be collecting canned foods that will be going to the Salvation Arrny? Sara: Wow, thats such a great thing to get involved with. You cao always count on us Sparlans 10 lend a helping hand. Julianna: Yeah, we have so much school spirit! 1 don't know about you, but 'm getting pepped up for the pep rally which is next Tuesday, dhe 29th. Sara: We cao cheer for the Jr. Girls Field Hockey teaan because they ended their season with an undefeated record. Julianna: That's amazing, who were the coaches again? Sara: Corne on, they were Mr. Sheppard and Mis. Mason. seho else? Jordan casually sipufs in.. Jordan: You think thats something? The wrestlers got back from Puerto Rico last Wednesday night. wtth a few victories under their bels... julanna: Like what? Jordan: They won the School Boys Division, which consists of 14 and 15 year olds, and placed 3rd overaîl in the Cadet divi- sion, which includes the 16 and 17 year olds. Sara: Who accompanied the 13 wretlers on this trip of a life- time? Jordan: None other that Mooch and Simon, who will also be at the Wrestling Rookie Camp, which mons October 21 st-24th. Julianna: Enougb chitcbat. Who's up for some ping-pong? Sara: Sounds good. Jordan: 'm out... sec you guys next weck. (Enter conpletely irreles'anf quofe here) rusty Ir I d