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That's what Bluevale students are saying as the Oktoberfest season rolls our way. BCrs annual Ms. Oktoberfest pageant will be held this week with a special guest appearance by this year's Miss Oktoberfest Caroline Flury. Bluevale's own oom-pah band will be there to provide some German music. ".Ktertedcrosswitibe The Tramp Champs came to visit the school and provided entertainment for an afternoon class. The teachers and students got a special view of these pros as they stressed safety and fun in a special Kung Fu manner. SpeciaLthanks to Mr. Sirianni for being the stage manager. Bluévale’s fundraiser this year is a coupon bookiebthat sells for 410. This book has savings of $1,000 from local companies around the city. Anyone wishing to purchase one can do so from any BCI student. Photo re-take day is scheduled for Monday, October " from noon until 1:20 p.m. on the stage. Anyone who missed having their photo taken in September is strongly encouraged to do so at this time. Locker Talk WALLPAPER Bluevale CLEARANCE HOUSE Laurel Twin City square dance he m can; Saun- wttt mutt-31.8”-“ mks-amend} iGirVthi adait nomad- - in Wat-rho, AAtgtiaaMa is " per couple M Include. F reoport Appleton! lunch -.crattsauaqt:ittdramr, Proceeds will be and to help the patients. um is served 112:0 Ban. to no p.m., tea tito4part.Proeeedswilttre uaedtottetpthepatimtts. Freer-t Mal is - Mu to - n We! Bun: Sum-lay. on, " " on. n. wan-1;! Interfaith Futon] Coul- unllg Conn in dining "up unions he'll-n. My. Oct. it and _ day. Oct. I). T. " lo " Fer' audiom-Juhlmm h - (with). For not! 1aMtematMn,eatlN"N1, 'tatturgtilats' 'Be " m Naturalists gum-warmer- iitut-rstot-trtrdrr'sr- Wank-Mutual:- the mum with: lot " Holy Family card party Holy Family Church. 11’ Hum St. in New Hamburg xhii be hm a cud party Sunday. Oct. It. a pm. in the Parish Hall. Admission is his. Apple Day in K-W The North Waterloo Boy semrtswiiibetrMdingsomet, my: my many. 0d, 14 and Saturday Oct. Is. Planned Parenthood PI-nned Parenthood will have a My in Intel Square Wednesday. on. " and Thursday. Oct. I). Moih nation on birth control. saw aiity and [lazily planning will-tte "luau: II that time. Noon hour concert A string quartet from El- mira District Secondary School will be featured in a noon hour concert at First United Church in Waterloo Tuesday. Oct. 18. w. tsto I215 pm. Admission is hee and lunch is available. La Leche League The Waterloo La Lethe league will be bowing its next meeting any“ at 8 pm. at " Dunbar Rd. in Waterloo. For more intonation. call no 028 or ”0571. Mount Zion sexuality series Iounl Zion Luther-n Church in Waterloo will be presenting I four-session series entitled Human Sexual- ity and life. designed to help parents become more com fomble and knowledgeable in teaching their children about their sexuality. The that m skin Tuesday, Oct. 18. 7:30 to 9:30 Pan. will focus on TV. nines. Toilets and Peers: The Current Sex Educators. The Waterloo lulu“ can: cl h Mdtt.ge an.» ab M will - in - ty bud- 'er._9tt. _l1. Hm Ave. h in“. Guamqu Melba-uh”. WELLESLIY HILL IND 550-2900 _" - wussuv TttqcoootrrD-tmoettt-hatS"rForU" ON GOING "ACTMTW' CARPET BOWL CARPET BOWL SATURDAYS 1:30 p.m. Come out and enjoy an afternoon of exercise, sociability and fun. Anyone who is interested in curling or learning the game can do so Tuesdays 9 a.m.-ll a.m. at the K-W Granite Club starting Tuesday Nov. I, 1983. There will be free instruction plus some very helpful movies. If interested please contact Chris at 519-1000. EeD1EllEWE)!EEIE? SEMINARS "Curling" Thursday Oct. 20/83 2 p.m. - information and movie presentation “Badminton - Friday Oct. 21/83 2 pm. - information and movie presentation All Welcome No Chg Oet. a \Ilohawk Raceway New. " Royal Winner Fair Color slides by: David Little "Back-Packing in Asia on A Shoe String" LNBWYIAIShm ”he: 8. 103- January 1.1m make some of your Christmas gifts Tuesdays a Thursdays starting November I, In: for more information call 579-1030 OUTDOOR ACI’WI'I‘IES Monday. chber IT, Igtt3 "APPLE PICKING“ 1:30 pan. - meet at centre at 1:15 Fm. where car pooling will be arranged. - Friday, 0cm " to My, October " STOREWIDE DISCOUNTS , o to 20% FRIDAY AFTERNOONERS Friday, Octane! 14, 1983 2 Fm. bdeGntter n - u. no out - "a... m Cut-- - . my n4.- "Ciiii' (Dianna anilihle) Adult Recreation Centre 185 King St., South, whence 579-1020 Wednesdays 2:15 p.m.-3: 15 p.m. Location: Rink in the Park No Charge All Welcome CBasie Instruction Available) §EIIOR ADULTS SENIOR ICE SKATING umua ‘-- TO W' , Wei. Sat. tMr, "tart, Fri. 8-9 MACRAME COURSE SPECIAL “ENS AND BOYS M 579-1642 VACATION TOURS NEW ACTIVITY DAY TRIPS mummmr Witt-ttr-tty-r 'eta-rr"'-." new.” pawn-“ail cull - nuance CMrttMttl", 1535mm No Charge llam- . nu. " “All. F 88ltteBt" ' R.t.P.: RINK m THE PARK [2231123 QT - A i .5 gm uccggglcx ARENA tEC5CtEil mm WATERLQO ARENA l tt00tttt00tt I_L1'.'A't,t.lht t "Mun-v- There will be an Executive meeting of the W.M.S.C. on Oct. 17th - 7:30 p.m. at the Soccer Office - Seagram Stadium. ~All convenors, coaches and interested parents are welcome to attend. There are still a few openings at Albert McCormick Arena for Boys or Girls Ages 5 to to years old. Classes begin shortly. Girls 1.'00 p.m. Boys 2:00 p.m. To register call the K-W Skating Club during omeehours. (ALBERT McCORMICK ARENA) Fri. Oct. " - s p.m.-7 p.m. Major Novice Sat. Oct. 15 - 7: 30 a.m.-8:20 a.m. Minor Atom Sat. Oct. 15 - 8:30 a.m.-9:20 a.m. Major Atom Sat. Oct. 15 - 9:30 a.m.-Io:20 a.m. Minor Peewee Peewee Sat. Oct. 15 - 11:30 a.m.-t2: 20 pm. Minor Bantam Sat. Oct. 15 - 12:30 p.m.-l:20 p.m. Major Bantam Note: Players must be registered with Waterloo Minor Hockey Association Fee: $1.00 per player 1:00 pm. Albert McCormick Arena Community Room. No“: Par Day. oetotrqr 12, 1983 Sour-mo Stadium, Waterloo s: " pm. Riders vs. Tints - Flag Football c " p.m. Argos vs. Ala. - Flag Football T: Mt pm. Guelph Argos vs. Waterloo Chargers Children Under 12 Admitted Free Admission - tt .00 sWmr CLUB OFFICE - 884-5790 Office Hours: Monday 4:30 p.m.-8:00 pm. Tuesday 5:00 p.m.-10:00 pm. Friday 1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. Milli. REFEREE) um WHEN.” mm HOCKEY SELECT Ttty OUT S . mm mm" um menu In Marshnd Centre: 888-1550 Wed. Oet. Mtttt - Tao pm. Waterloo Am Board Room Everyone View; WIRING tttttoft noun 15 Sun. Oct. 23 - 7:30 pm. SlSKINS vs. LISTOWEL GO SISKINS. 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