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[Nathaniel Payne] is a cadet glider pilot and honours student, who has been recognized for his high academic standings by acceptance to the Royal Military College in Kingston, Ont. Payne will begin his engineering studies at RMC in September. Following university, Payne plans a career as a pilot in the Canadian Armed Forces.

Maid of honor was Allyson Orth, sister of the bride, of Owensboro. Bridesmaid was Kristen Orth, sister of the bride, of Owensboro.

In other words, it was a good few days for St. James high school students from Guelph. [Joe Nethery], [Nathaniel Payne] and [Angela Francavilla] were among the 31 St. James students taking part in the mock parliament at Queen's Park recently. On top of being premier, Nethery was voted the top MPP at this year's forum. Payne was unanimous choice as the most-prepared delegate. Nethery used the budget victory as a launching pad for an election. When it received the one-vote victory, he presented a notice of dissolution and adjournment for the 2001 mock parliament.

--Grant 37, Poly 0: Perry Clayton rushed for 246 yards and scored three touchdowns to lead the Lancers of Van Nuys (6-3, 4-0) to a share of the Sunset Six League title, their first league crown since 1989. [Ricky Clausen] completed 21 of 33 passes for 269 yards and two touchdowns. His favorite target was [Steve Smith], who caught seven passes for 129 yards, including a 15-yard touchdown pass on [Taft]'s first possession of the second half. Smith had a big game on defense as well, picking off two passes. He also returned the opening kickoff 56 yards to set up [Lee Marks]' first touchdown run. --Van Nuys 7, Monroe 0: Defensive linemen Scott Hart and Kenneth Rialy stopped Monroe running back Jason Hovespian on the 1-yard line to preserve Van Nuys' first win of the season.

\"The camp program at Pisgah teaches you how to work with others, motivating teammates to follow through on an activity,\" [Nathaniel Moy] added. \"A lot of guys wouldn't have climbed the rock wall if we weren't behind them screaming 'Go for it!' \" \"Personally, I felt I needed to do it for myself to prove I could do it,\" she said. \"I didn't want to fail. I learned it's OK to not succeed the first time as long as I got up and tried again.\" \"We don't want the 16 who went to the camp to be just tight with each other,\" Moy said. \"We've got to bring in the other hundred in the unit and make them family, too.\"

Shana Greenlee, a senior at Plymouth High School, has been a cheerleader for two years. She also is in the National Honor Society and is a member of Sunshine, Pep, F.T.A., Crimson Connection and French clubs. Shana is president of LEAD and the head anchor of the Plymouth TV broadcasting show.Shana