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Till- lit RAID Wednesday January swimmers hit the water High school victory Oh Boy lly CAYLFV I The GDHS swim team ran into a bit of rouble Wed meet in Burling on gainst Nelson and Ac on high schools Georgetown won the meet taking points but Nelson with was too close tor com fori Acton showed thai they had some very Rood swim mere because despite heir relatively small learn hey managed capture points No butts athletes All Canadian smokers will be asked to quit smoking Tor one day next Wednesday to mark National Smoking Week January to and to encourage smokers 1 the habit The smoking day is cal led Weed less Wednesday and is designed to g Canadians who arc serious about quitting a hard and fast date begin joining the smoking ma The objectives of National NonSmoking Week ore to young people not to start smoking and to and assist smokers to quit Until he meet was official ly over everyone on the three teams thought hat Nelson had But the tally showed thai Georgetown had slipped by Winn by points Although some best limes were achieved by George town swimmers he general times of the races were slow the was Just tired Georgetown coaches Tom Adams and Sh Vclla have been working the team hard giving he team nigh before he And as coach Adams said o the team You should be tired you can I expect to have best times with the rale at which we His final toa is to taper off at he end of January giving the team a chance to slow down before he Ho lions on February In a in only t an event as opposed It a dual meet where three swimmers can be entered This in itself cuts pass the number of swim mers who win their events The winners for George town were Eric in SO freeslyle 100 in dividual medlay Don Elson in metre freestyle Heath and Beth Stewart in 100 individual medley and senior Erin In tyre in metre fly Kick Eastwood in 50 metre Kevin Thompson In mitre fly Cheryl Thompson in 100 metre back in 50 metre Karen Coleman and Andy Bigg in 100 me re senior girls and sen or The team is now looking forward to the CI Meet this weekend in Windsor This is the first Nothing lo do now but groan These Iwo Junior curlers hale just heir ruck he house Utile Ini effort may hje been the difference LEASING A CAR OR TRUCK ANY MAKE OR WE SERVICE ALL MAKES OF TVS STEREOS 24 HR IN HOME SERVICE 4593194 SAVE GIVE US A TRY COLOUR SOUND NELSON ST W Interested In University Credit Courses In The Comfort Of Your Own Home Wilfrid Laurier University TELEC0LLEGE EXTENSION has prepared six courses far television two term courses Economics 100 Introduction to Economic Psychology 100 Introduction to Psychology Sociology 100 Introduction to Sociology Business Political Scie Personal Investments ice Structures and Processes of Canadian Government Psychology TELECOLLEGE courses are taught by WLU professors and give you regular televised lectures arc repeated me each week You can lectures and earn a on versify credit thoul no your own living room Willi your on you also gel I a detailed syllabus explicit references for all roqu red read a schedule of assignments tests audio cassettes of each lecture for a refundable I everything needed to complete course assignments al home on payment charges any study aids how study write essays prepare lor etc opportunities for personal Interact the Instructor TUITION FEES Two term course Sept April One term course Sept Dec or Jan April IF YOU LIKE TO SEE SOME OF THESE COURSES AIRED ON YOUR LOCAL CHANNEL COMPLETE THE FORM BELOW THERE IS NO OBLIGATION Mall to The Office of L NIL Check the appropriate boxes YES I WOULD LIKE MY LOCAL CABLE CHANNEL TO AIR WLY S EXTENSION COURSES for university credit J for personal interest Preferred Evening Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Other Mailing Address Which course 100 Bus Pol 101 Psych Psych 332i Soc 100