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By Fred Cummings _ ‘l'hn.fisolhnht mathematies contest came in last week. Tim Keithâ€" of 4E placed first in our position of 337 participating ~~_â€"_ Bluevaleâ€"elects new student council= °_ BLUEVALE COLLEGIATE has chosen their 1976â€"77 Student Council executive. Seated are from left to right, Mark Sekulin, treasurer, Joel Fox, president. Back Row: J. Wallace Bast, Communications Ofâ€" ficer, Jack Zapko, Stage Committee chairperson, Jenny Totzke, Athletics Director, Andrea Cashubec, Events Chairperson, Kim Mitchell, Campaign Director, Tom Reitz, Academic Chairperson, Pete Craigâ€" man, Spirit Committee Chairperson. At back is Student Activities Director, George Hunsberger. by Mark Mayo With mere weeks left in the school year, W.C.I. seems to be preparing to end with activities for all. In track and field last week, W.C.1I. boys showed some awesome power at the Forest Heights Relays. The boys‘ three teams â€" midget, junior and senior â€" combined to win the overall boys‘ title. Winners were endless, and W.C.1. easily dominated the event. You‘ll be hearing more about the team I‘m sure. At The Basketball Club has received an enthusiastic start. It meets on Monday nights and Thursday nights from 7:00 to 9:00. It is a very good class of competiâ€" tion, and Coach J. Zdrahal is there to instruct. C SR 3: This Friday is the spring dance. Running this dance is the new Events Controlâ€" ler, Karen Pfaff. The new Board of Control is beginâ€" ning to blend into work now with the old Controllers close behind to lend a hand when needed. The dance features "Phaze". Tickets are $1.75 in advance and $2.25 at the door. Coming events at W.C.IL are Intramural Track and Field Day, Athletic Banâ€" quet. Summer Dance, Twin City Track and Field finals. and many intramural events. The highlight of last week was the Twin City J a zz Dance competition. Vikings had dancers pick up a first, WCI winners again the Twin City Folk _ Competition at and a second. The first was for ‘"‘Harmonica" in the Folk Dance Division. Second in the Novelty Dance Diâ€" vision. Congratulations to the team members. On Sunday, Bluevale runâ€" ners braved cold, wind and snow, to successfully defend their hold on the Forest Heights Road Race Trophy for Waterloo County High second and third place in this competition. All the schools were represented and W.C.I. was also repreâ€" sented in the audience which gave moral support. ~On Saturday, both the CWOSSA Junior and Interâ€" mediate teams won proâ€" vincial championships at the Ontario Giris‘ Gymâ€" nastics Meet. Angela Pieper, Roseanne Dietrich, and Darlene Crook of W.C.I. were members of the winâ€" ning team. Again, W.C.I. makes its presence felt as it has very frequently this year in the Twin City competitions. The Waterloo Summer Theatre Company is interâ€" ested in involving the comâ€" munity in its operations. We‘ll be needing held in the backstage workings of theatre. No experience is necessary. If you have a couple hours a week and are interested, please contact Marilyn Turner at 885â€"4280. The quilters of First United Church along with Unit Two of the United Church Women are sponsorâ€" ing a Tea and Quilting Disâ€" play, Tuesday May 4, at Hilliard Hall, First United Church, from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Admission is $1.25 inâ€" cluding refreshments and door prizes. Babysitting is provided for 25 cents. yeel outstanding runs by Kathy nolds. Bluevale‘s five girls swept the first five posiâ€" Bluevale boys were all in the top seven finishers. Conâ€" gratulations to Kathy Leeâ€" «2GLLLLIOSN, LA 26 D6 h cAcidcinctidices d Barry Miller, Wally Calnek, and Derek Reynolds. THE CHRONICLE welcomes letters to Editor NO CHARGE 14 Princess St. West 886â€"2900 or 886â€"2 3704 PROJECT "PROP®" LEAGUE BOWLING â€" OPENINGS Six Lanes will be available next fall, on Wednesday @venings from 9:00 â€" 11 :00 p.m. Open To Adults of All Ages EVERY FRIDAY â€" 2:00 â€" 4:00 P.M. ADULT RECREATION CENTRE 185 King St. South at Allen, Waterloo . â€"â€" This Week â€" A BOOK REVIEW WATERLOO BOWLING LANES _ _ _ BOWLING â€" 10:00 a.m. â€" 11 :00 p.m. Saturday 1 :00 â€" 11 :00 p.m. Sunday â€" Afternoons and Evenings Daily 4:00 â€" 6:30 p.m. 45° Game OPEN BOWLING DAILY FAMILY BOWLING presented by Mr. William Cowls. for information calt present their annual Many with the Marx Brothers, and the Bank Dick with W.C. Fields. OF SPECIAL NOTE The students of Rluevale tion. A great deal of energy and enthusiasm has been gathered and combined to REFRESHMENTS Photo by Peggy Turner create a musical, visual and romegha hrolht in mtb c c dl Sings the Blues", a Beach ed by many talented stuâ€" dents and staff. This year‘s prices will be â€" Children â€" Any person interested in participatirg in this years Waterioo Days events are asked to call Waterloo Comâ€" munity Services at 886â€"1550 ext. 60. Again this year the activities include arts and crafts displays, culturâ€" al and recreational events. Suggestions are welcome. The last night for free time badminton at Seagram Stadium gymnasium is April 28th. The last Sunday evening for free time badminton at Waterloo Collegiate was April 25th. Open Community Badminton will resume in Sept. â€" 1. COLLINGWOOD Monday May 17, 1976. Visit Blue Mountain Pottery Plant & Tobermory. Leave Adult Recreation Cenâ€" tre 9 a.m. Return Adult Recreation Centre 4:30 p.m. COST : $8.00/person. 2. OTTAWA TULIP FESTIVAL /'l‘hursday May 20th â€" Saturday May 22nd. Leave Adult Recreation Centre Thursday May 20th â€" 8 a. m. Return Adult Recreation Centre Saturday May 22nd â€" 6 p.m. ACCOMMODATION: Lord Elgin Hotel. COST: $60/person â€" Double. $79/person â€" single. For more information call 579â€"1020. ADULT RECREATION CENTRE (Corner of King & Allen St.) Activities Daily Mon.â€" Fri. Include: Games Room, Floor & Table Shuffleboard. Billiards Rooms, 10¢ tea & coffee. Note: No memberâ€" ship needed. INFORMATION : 579â€"1020. 1CE SKATING s ALBERT McCORMICK ARENA Parents & Preschoolers ~_ Tues. 10:30 a.m. Thurs. 1: 30 p.m. Adult Skating Monday to Friday HOURS: Mon â€"Fri. . 10:30 a.m. â€" 12:00 p.m. â€" 1:1§5p.m.â€" 3:15p.m. Complete selection of fiction, nonâ€"fiction, bibliography. No card required. For further information call 579â€" (Program Resources for Our People) Adult Recreation Centre 185 King St., S., Waterloo 2 p.m. â€" 4 p.m. ‘Book Review‘ Guest speaker: Mr. William Cowls. Friday April 30, 1976. WHAT? WHERE? WHEN? To plant your garden. Guest Speaker: Mrs. Helen Dier Honorary President â€" Kâ€"W Garden Club Friday May 7. 1976 WATERLOO ADULT RECREATION CENTRE LIBRARY SERVICES . 66 2l sc Sb P OPEN COMMUNITY BADMINTON ACTIVITIES FOR SENIOR ADULTS WATERLOO DAYS 1976 â€" COMMUNITY _ â€" _ SERVICES _ W.M.H.A. Ladies Auxiliary May 3rd Adult Recreation Centre Room No. 1 â€" 8:00 p.m. SPRING BUS TOURS ACTIVITIES PROJECT "PROP" 12 noon to 1 :00 p.m. pm. and lasts approxiâ€" share evening of mu-::h whichk should appeal to all levéls of vale Students or by contactâ€" ing the Activities Office at B,C.L. 805â€"4620. $1.00, Students â€" $1.50, and