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Ron Wolf Chess and Checkers Checkers â€" The finalists of the checkers tournament were Herman Flikkema and John Martin. Dean Shinn won the consolation prize. Checkers games took place in the school‘s liâ€" brary. Chess â€" Don Quick won for the second time Chad Hudson was the runnerâ€"up. oo Bingo â€" House Captains on Friday ran a bingo game in the library. There were 35 participants and only four winners. The winners received meal tickets from the school‘s cafeteria. Participation â€" 20 students went to Guelph and participated in relay races against Guelph and Brantford. Mr. Harper was the coach assisting the girls who came in first and boys who came in second. Bluevale‘s annual spring clothing sale is this week. During the three lunch periods throughout the week, items such as Sumer Color and Weight Rugger Pants, Football Shirts, Baseball Shirts and Rain Suits will be sold. Waterloo Lions will take an exciting "jour ney" to raise funds for sight conservation Sat urday. April 9 between 7â€"11 p.m. with a Family Skating Party at Rink in the Park. Tickets are only $3. Skate to the music of the Waterioo The badminton team is currently practising hard for the WCSSAA tournament to be held next Tuesday and Wednesday. Good luck to both the seniors and juniors. Bluevale‘s next dance will be held Thursday April 14 8â€"11 p.m. The featured disc jockey is Dave Schneider of CHYM, who will lend a band in announcing our new KRT at this election dance. The Knight of the Week is Tom Foster. Sylvia Brown Spring has sprung signalling the return of track and field, soccer and the girls‘ gymnastics CWOSSA meet. This meet, which will be held April 7, will give the girls ample opportunity to prove just how strong their team is. This year WCI has a record 23 entries and at the qualifying meet, Viking gymnasts scored 133 points, placing second to Waterloo Oxford‘s 134.9. Val Smith won the junior bars event and second place finishers included Tanja Sparringa. Wendy Kruux and Marilyn Coutts. Lyne Ris borough was WCTI‘s top performer, scoring 33.15 points and qualifying in all four events. The math contest results are finally in and all three of our junior teams placed well. The grade 9 Pascal team was second in the district, 32nd in the province and placed 56th in Canada out of 1057 schools. The grade 10 Cayley team was third in the district and in the top 50 in Ontario. Finally, the grade 11 Fermat team placed first in the district and were in the top 200 in Canada out of 1002 schools. Congratulations to all contestants for their superb results. "Kick‘n the Butt"‘ If you‘ve already quit smoking or plan to, come to the "Mega â€" Dance" at Victoria Park Pavilion this Friday. The dance is part of a massive nonâ€"smoking campaign sponsored by the Ontario Ministry of Health and the Heart Foundation and is largely organized by students from W.C.L Plan to attend!‘ Why" Because! Show up and you‘ll find out. (P.S. Start thinking of your choice for next year‘s mayor. Nominations will be held tomor row and Friday.) W aterioo Lions Staniey Park Mait Waterioo Square 893â€"7120 886â€"1740 _ Photography "The Seoter the Better" LOCKER TALK Waterloo Bluevale Laurel Do You Get Your Silver Back When You Have Your Films Processed? At Sooter Foto we recover this Silver through our sophisticated electrolysis recovery system and give it back to you ‘Our Customer _ Bring all your film to Sooter Foto and receive yout Silver back For Details Phone the Sooter Studio Nearest You Band 7:30â€"8: 15 p.m. and 8: 30â€"9: 15 p.m. and help contribute to proâ€" ceeds, which go to Kâ€"W Hospital for eye surgiâ€" cal equipment. Consiâ€" deration also to Water loo Band for the pur chase of new uni forms. Skating party Arthritis Patients Support group meeting BULLETIN BOARD moâ€"m The Kitchenerâ€"Waâ€" terloo Hospital Auxiliaâ€" ry will hold its annual Nearly New Sale, Wednesday, April 13, 9: 30 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Thursday, April 14, 9: 30 a.m. to 12 noon in the Auditorium of the former nurse‘s resiâ€" dence on Park Street. Proceeds will be used for the auxiliary‘s many projects in the hospital. The Rheumatoid Arâ€" thritis Patients‘ Supâ€" port Group will meet Tuesday, April 12, 7: 30 Kâ€"W Hospital Auxiliary holds sale p.m. at the Adult Recâ€" reation Centre, corner of King and Allen Streets in Waterloo. Guest speaker, Dr. David Rainham, will discuss stress and reâ€" laxation. For more inâ€" formation, call 669â€"5063 or 893â€"0308. Family violence committee report A discussion of the report on Family Vioâ€" lence, prepared by the Standing Committee on Social Development, i OPEN DAILY 9:30â€"5:30, SATURDAYS 9:30â€"5:00 _ (/ \’ Kitten Charm â€" \ Kitten Comfort Outdoors on those warm. friendly days, or indoors when it‘s showery, KITTEN KNITS are at home anywhere They‘re so soft you II feel like you‘re wearing a summer breeze. yet confident enough to be machine washâ€" able and wrinkleâ€"free KITTEN KNITS are beautifully fashoned polyester doubleâ€"knits that are as beautiful to look at as they are to wear // ( i7 } 19 KING ST. N. WATERLOO OPPOSITE WATERLOO THEATRE "We Care About You" 886â€" 1560 will be held Monday, Apr. 11, 8 p.m. at the Rink in the Park in Waterloo. Sponsored by the Kitchenerâ€"Waâ€" terloo Status of Women and Anselma House, the event will feature guest speaker Phil Gilâ€" lies, viceâ€"chairmfan of the committee. Twin City square dance The Twin City Squares will hold a modern square dance Saturday, April 9, 8 p.m. at Queensmount Public School, in Kitchâ€" ener. Admission is $3.50 per person. Noon hour concert First United Church, corner of King and Wilâ€" liam Streets in Waterâ€" loo, will present a free noon hour recital of the compositions by Jana Skarecky, assistant to the director of music at the church Tuesday, April 12 at 12; 15 p.m. Dr. Russel Legge, president of the Canaâ€" dian Council of Churches, will discuss the upcoming World Council of Churches Conference to be held this summer in Vanâ€" couver at a meeting at First United Church in Waterloo Sunday, April First United meeting 10, 7: 30 p.m N WEINER â€"« _ ... HAMBURG ROLLS ICE CREAM OLD SOUTH FROZEN ORANGE SEALTEST ALL NATURAL llicet ... 99*" LITTLE SHORT STOP 7. STORES SPECIALS ss AT ALL THREE STORES I !!i: !lQI.:‘. ’l_; e 402 King Street N. e 156 Erb St. W. 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