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Congratulations go to Shari Dubey of IE, Lauri Good of IA and Julie Palec- my of IF, winners of the year book, and Eric Duerr- sfein IE, Dave Graf IG and Lisa Snyder IB, who earn- ed themselves a free fee card. By Becky Ansley Once again the halls of Bluevale are alive with the pitterpatter of various- Illgll scluml news sized feet and the class rooms crackle with the thought waves of various- gigedttrains. If the upcoming year proves to be at all like last week, it will certainly be a busyone. _ . Things gdt underway at BCI with a welcome week for the grade nine students. During the week, there were different events such as a scavenger hunt. First prize was a free year book and second prize a fee card. St. Agnes CWL There was also a jello- eating contest. The vic- St. Agnes Catholic Wom- en's League kicked off its fall session last Wednes- day with a potluck supper. Guest speaker was Prof. Liang Wei from the Uni- versity of Waterloo. His topic was acupuncture. plans a retreat Folk dance class planned Winter clothing is being collected during the months of September and October under the direction of Mrs. Joan Farwell for the lea- gue's mission at Attawa- piskat in Northern On- tario. On September 19, the K-W International Folk Dance Group will begin holding classes every Sunday eve- ning for people who are interested in learning and dancing world famous folk dances. Mrs. Brenda Willis, is the instructor. The classes will be held at 310 Charles Street East. across from Cameron Heights, every Sunday 730 p.m, to 1030 pm. The class- es will be held until Decem- ber l2. Registration will be held the first night of classes or can be accomplished by phon ing Mary Bisch at 744-4983. The cost is $1 per evening. BCI's new year a busy olrlf) mu " SUPPER ( HEAT LOSS? 1 torious class, 1H, received a case of pop. Welcome week came to an end Fri- day night with a Wiener roast followed by a Blue- vale boogie. dance. While the kids were dancing, their parents were invited to come and took over the school. There was a good tumout for the dance and tour. Fee card sales continue throughout this week until Friday. The cards cost " They entitle the owner to admission in clubs, school dances. games and most other activities. If students really. want to get involved this year or simply go to a dance or two it is necessary to have a fee card. As of now, 89 percent of the grade nines have purchased them. This is a hard act to follow, but I know the rest of the school can doit too. BCI's first senior foot- ball games takes place Fri- day at Cameron Heights. On October 20, 1976 the league will be having a twilight retreat with Fath- er David Cote from Guelph as retreat master. A des- sert card party is being planned for Nov. 17 with a queen-sized patch work quilt as the major draw. Convenors for this event are Mrs. Marg Weber. tickets, Mrs. Sandra Cote. desserts. Mrs. Eva Hush- ilt. decorating and Mrs. Roenspiess. prizes. TO AVOID OVERCROWDING PLEASE RESERVE BY PHONE 886-1940. 886-2460 FITNESS CENTRE WATERLOO SQUARE ESTABLISHED 29 YRS. MPa to 40% on fuel costs SEE Those attending can go via a car rally. As well as foot- ball, volleyball. cross coun- try, soccer. golf and tennis have been organized. School clubs, both old and new, are alive and looking for members. The names of clubs and who to con- tact are displayed in the school cafetorium. On Tuesday and Wednes- day auditions-were held for BCl's first annual musical ATOM MINOR Sept 19 8:009:00 A.M.Waterloo Arena Sept 21 530-630 P.M. n n ATOM MAJOR Sept 19 1tr00-lr00AN., " " Sept 21 6307:30 PM ., " J'EE WEE MINOR Sept 19 600700 PM. n " j Sept 21 7 30-8:45 PM ,, ', PEEWEE MAJOR Sept 19 109911 00AM Sept 20 7-0043‘00AM BANTAM MINOR Sept 19 11 AN - 12 15P M Sept 22 6 397 MP M BANTAM MAJOR Sept 19 1215-1 30p M Sept 21 7 OO-t MAM WIDGET MINOR Sept 19 7 OO-fl mp M Sept 20 5 30-6 MP M MIDGET MAJOR Sept 19 a OO-g 00PM Sept 20 a 397 30P M JUVENILE Sept 19 9 00-10 not) M Sept 20 7 30-8 45P M Saturday September 18, 1976 9 a.m. to 1 pm. LOCATION: Waterloo Arena only DIVISIONS FEE YEAR OF BIRTH Novice $14.00 1968-69 Atom 14.00 1966-67 Pee Wee M.00 1964-65 Bantam 16.00 1962-63 Midget 16.00 1960-61 Juveniles 27.00 1958-59 All Stars 50.00 Hess basic registrations feet Family Rate Home League) $5.00 reduction on the 3rd registration and each additional registration. Family Rate iAll Stars) $15.00 reduction on the 3rd registration and each additional registration. Out Of Town Feest (Double the basic registration: no Family Rate: $3.00 reduction on the 3rd registration and each additional registration. Out of Town Fee: IDoubIe the basic fee: no family Ladies _ Keep Fit - Mondays - 8:00-9:00 pm. MacEachern Mon. Oct. 4. Volleyball - Mondays 9:00-10:00 p.m. MacEachern Mon. Oct. 4. Men Basketball - Mondays - 9:0e-11:00 p.m. - Cedarbrae HINGE"! DIVISIONS FEE AGES AS OF JAN. lst , Petites $8.00 7. 8. 9, 10 Tweens 8.00 ll. 12, 13 Belles 8.00 M, 15. 16 Debs 8.00 I7. 18, 19 Mon. 0ct.4 Volleyball - Tuesdays - 9:00-11:00 pm. Cedarbrae Fall Program to begin, Thursday, September 16, 1976, 9:30 - 11:00 a.m. at Messiah Lutheran Church. Glen Forrest Blvd. Great Fall Program of interest to all women, babysitting provided. For further infor- mation call 884-1017 or 884-9713. Tue. Oct. 5. . Hockey - Wednesdays - McCormick Arena - Call Mixed Badminton - Thursdays - 8:30-11:00 pan, Cedarbrae Thur. Oct. 7 Jogging - Daily - 7:00 p.m. MacEachem (outside) Girls Gymnastics - Registration 7-8 p.m. Cedarbrae - Thur. Sept. 16 - $5.00 to Christmas _ family rate) rate) MINOR HOCKEY All STAR TRY GUYS atTETriirtrtE NEIGHBOBHDOB "Y" WAIEBLOO MINOR HOCKEY In GIRLS BINBETIE ASSOCIATIONS [AKESHORE/ VlllAGE RECREATION ACTIVIHES Sponsored by Lakeshore Village Community Association REGISTRATIONS 14.00 14.00 16.00 16.00 production Tht Ilirerf Oz. We hope it will be a, great success. Summer may have been fun. but the 1978-77 school year promises to be even better. ytauetoo Chmoicb. teo+ttlitr., fiete*E 15 Moses Springer Arena Admission 15 & under 25e Friday, 7 -9:30p.m. 16&over50e gunday,7-9:30pan. _ Skate rentals“ Include: Games Room, Floor & Table Shuff1eboard Billiards Rooms, Myt tea & coffee. Note: No mem- bership needed INFORMATION: 579-1020. Albert McCormick Arena Parents & Preschoolers - no charge Thursday, September 9th - 1:30-3:00 p.m. Tuesday ' September 14th - 10:0tF11:30 a.m. Adult Free Skating 12 - l p.m. Tuesday thru Friday PublieSkating Saturday, September 11 - 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. Admission: Child .25e Student .50t Adult .758 Family $1.50 Centre. TOPIC: Stratford Theatre Costumes & Designs Talk & Demonstration by Mrs. Ena Honsberger Friday, N., rear of Ruge TN, There will be two classes. One class meets Tuesday and Thursday mornings, the oth- er Tuesday and Thursday afternoons These classes are for men and women forty years of age and over For twenty classes the cost is $1500 for those aged 40 to 64. $10.00 for those 65 and over Application for en- rollment will take place at the Waterloo Adult Recrea- tion Centre. September 13 to 17, 2 pm to 4 p m For further information please call the Adult Recreation Centre. 579-1020 Fall classes in woodworking and fumiture refinishing will start September 28 The location is 272 King St. Registration' September 7-24, 1976 Classes begin' Monday September 27 , 1976 Classes offered: Oil Painting (beg) Monday WOO - ll ‘00 A.M. Oil Painting ant) Tuesday 900 - ll :00 AN. Mixed Crafts Wednesday 9-30 A.M. - ll ‘30 A.M. Macrame Wednesday 1'30 RM. - 3-30 PM. Creative Stitehery Friday 9 . 30 A.M. - I I '30 A. M Cost: all classes $4.50 ( 10 weeks) Call. 579-1020 2. Muskoka-Manitoulin Tour October 5-7, 1976 Cost: $99.00 (twin Occupancy) Includes 3 meals, bus fare, 2 boat cruises Call Hazel Brown 744-0122 l. Stratford Shakespearean Festival "Merchant of Venice" Monday, September 20, 1976 Leave: 1230 PM. Retum: After show Cost: $7.50 (includes ticket to show) 3. Jolly Oldsters - Western Fair Trip - London Friday September 17, 1976 have 9:00 A.M. (lunch reservations at the 'BARN' in London) Cost: M.25/person, Call. 7444122 4. Colour Tour I Simcoe & Grand Valley Tour of Nanticoke and the Grist Mill at Port Rowan Monday October 4th. I976 Leave Adult Recreation Centre 8 . 30 a.m. Return Adult Recreation Centre 6- 30 p.m. Cost' $5.00/person Lunch extra ACTIVIIIES FOR SENIOR ADULTS ADUIJ RECREATION CENTRE September 17. 2 pm. at the Adult Recreation PROJECT WUODWOBK (Corner of King & Allen St.) Activities Daily Mon. - Fri. SENIOR ADULT FAN. CRAFT CLASSES ROLLEBSKAIING PROJECT P.B.0.P. we sumac “.51 ll,),!)..'!',,!,?,? BUS TOURS COMMUNITY SERVICES 1tmL, Par!!!