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e Girls‘ Volleyball This year we are having coâ€"ed practises which are very good training for the girt‘s team. The first game at Laurel was against Brantford on De cember 4. > e Horticulture Jackie Payne The students of Mr. Dalton‘s horticulture class created flower arrangements for the retirement reception for Mr. Townsend. Mrs. Witmer (Chair man of the Board of Education) sent a lovely note of appreciation for the arrangements made with carnations and chrysanthemums. Horticulture also made an arrangement for the Fosterâ€" Parent Recognition Evening. Mr. Don nachie from Family and Children‘s Services sent a letter thanking and praising the students for an excellent job. e Home Management The girls in home management helped make costumes for the Santa Claus: Parade. Special thanks go out to Joanne Reitzel, Cheryl Jones, Theresa Littlefield, Dawn Straak and of course, Mrs. Strohmeyer. e Food Services The students did an excellent job by helping out with the reception for Mr. Townsend. We hear the cheese trays and hors d‘oeuvre were delicious. They also catered another retirement party at Willow Wells, hosted by O.S.S.T.F. District 24 for retiring trustees. Congratulations are extended to everybody involved in this Food Service producâ€" tion. e Orthopedic Students Danny Gervis and Tracey Glasner took bronze medals in a wheelchair race hosted by Durham Regional Police. There was very stiff competition in wheelchair rugby. Here we lost to the champion team from Variety Village. Danny Gervais beat the record in the bean bag throw by throwing 720 P« ‘ l . " T 4A V Photographer receives honors At the 38th Professional Photographers of Canada (PPOC) Print Competition David James Entwistle of David James Photograâ€" phy, Waterloo, Ontario had photograph(s) accept STEAKS & CREPES 4 KING ST. N., WATERLOO (KING & ERB) 885â€"5840 Laurel! ©HOTElG WATERLOO Locker T alk ed. His honors included a Merit Award, a First in Category Award and a Major in Class Award. A jury panel of 12 speâ€" cially qualified jurors from across Canada made their selection based upon impact, color harmony and balance, composition TWO FOR ONE DINNER SPECIAL One complimentary dinner entrée with the purchase of one dinner entrée of equal or greatâ€" er value with this coupon. (One coupon per couple). Christmas Special Valid Sunday to Thursday 5:00 p.m. â€" Close, only. Coupon expires Dec. 30/85 Wuw Arts Centre bekots available at the Moman hes Pheattc Wex Office® and all BASY outh ts Howurs | Mondas to Eniday 119 fo 6 pam . Naturday 1 fooy pam When the Bough Breaks £6 cm. Peter Rafuse sang a solo song in the closing ceremonies. Everyone went home tired but happy. Congratulations to all participants. Saturday, December 14 Â¥ 10â€"30 a m.. 1:00 p.m & 330 p m An entertaining combinauon of acting and dance for the entire family Adults $4.00, Children,/Semors $3.00 Mr. Boothby has been working hard with the choir. concert band and stage band. For weeks now. Christmas Carols and music have been rehearsed every morning â€" at 7:45 a.m.‘‘‘! The music department‘s sounding goods, so come to their Christmas Concert Dec. 17 entitled ~A Celebration of Christmas". Tickets are available at BCI ($5.00 Family, $3.00 Adult, $2.00 students with fee card and children) and the show starts at 8: 00 p.m. Joyce Lee Last Wednesday‘s Tom DeLuca Show was a huge success as this year‘s encore performance proved to be an evening of comedy and hypnotism. Everyone who attended enjoyed the antics of the participants, including Bob Taylor (the "breaker‘), Debbie Ponzo (bunnyâ€"Jlover), Jeff Sutton (Millicant, Lillian, Judy, etc.) and others. Christmas is not far away and our Christmas Banquet will soon be here. Grab a few friends, pick a teacher to serve you and buy your Banquet ticket tomorrow for only $4. The festivities will take place on Dec. 20, with the traditional assembly to folâ€" low . Send a Candy Cane to a friend, get into the Christmas spirit and support the Grad Club. Well, the end of December is near and we‘ve accumulated more than half of our WUSC goal. Please be generous and contribute by buying a WUSC Button, Tâ€"shirt, or Poster. Other charities being supported are the Salvation Army via our weekly Torch Fund during December, or the "STUFF IT" Campaign for canned food for the House of Friendship. Congratulations to our Knight of the Week Betsy Hudgins! MAXIMUM VALUE $10.00 tw uk Bluevale and technical quality. Enâ€" twistle received six merit points for each photograph accepted. Merits are apâ€" plied to PPOC‘s prestigous ‘"Master of Photographic Arts" Degree, which reâ€" quires a combination of 150 print and service merits. ><G WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESOAY, DECEMBER 11, 1985 â€" PAGE 29 @3 Wareroo TN 4278 King St. E., Kitchener (HMwy. 8) â€" 653â€"3113 384 King St. North, Waterioo, Ont. 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