Melville Comprehensive School

The MCS Sr. Girls Basketball team won their home tournament for the second year in a row.

The Cobras beat Foam Lake and Yorkton Regional and then faced Norquay in the final.  Norquay defeated Virden and Estevan but came up short against MCS, losing 65-48.

Good job girls!

For just $1.00 send that special someone a candy gram this Valentines !

On sale Monday, February 8th - Wednesday, February 10th

11:45am - 12:15pm outside the Cafeteria

12:15pm - 12:43pm in the Well

Thursday, February 11th at the 14 minute break in the Well

DON'T MISS OUT IN SHOWING SOMEONE THAT YOU CARE !!

(This is a public announcement from SGI Traffic Safety Promotion.)

Starting January 1, 2010, it will be against the law to use hand-held cellphones to talk, text, email or surf the Internet while driving.

The law also prohibits new drivers, meaning drivers in Saskatchewan's Graduated Driver's Licensing (GDL) program, from using cellphones of any type while operating a motor vehicle.

This law is needed as distracted driving is one of today's most serious road safety issues.

The penalty will be a $280 fine and four demerit points under SGI's Safe Driver Recognition and Driver Improvement programs.

As a creative teenager you can find many fun and interesting ways to spend $280.  I am sure paying a traffic fine is not one of them.

Howdy, Cowpokes!  Come 'n get it!

Call for actors, singers, musicians, extras, and stage hands for
MCS Annual Dinner Theatre "The Ballad of Gopher Gap"

Tryouts:  January 11-15th at 12:00 p.m. in Room 224.

Congratulations to the Junior Girls' Basketball team who won their first tournament of the season.  The girls went undeafeated in the two day tournament.  Melville beat Norquay, Kamsack, Canora and then Norquay, once more in the final, to take home first place.

MCS started the year by getting to the championship bracket of a 12 team tournament in Yorkton two weekends ago.  Melville beat Weyburn and Meadow Lake before losing to Prince Albert and LLoydminster.

The Cobras improved their record to 5-2 on their way to winning the Esterhazy tournament for the third time in four years.  Melville beat Sacred Heart, Langenberg and Norquay in the final.