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U DRIVER TRAINING Dominion & more Streetsaw & more Town & Country Slimebails Vision Bones Powell Peraita (street, cross, rat) Words _ l Worth Books trucks, parts, accessories, stickers, tâ€"shirts, hats, banners, etc. Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body. â€" Sir Richard Steele DECKS BY: _ WHEELS: Saturdays until 6:00 p.m. Schmitt Stix only $9.99 each Santa Cruz OJil‘s New books, magazines, greeting cards and books on tape. Special orders, book searches and mail Joyce Lee Congratulations to all students involved in the "Many Moods‘‘ show last week â€" it was a great success. The ‘jam session‘ held after the Friday night‘s performance by Moods alumni, as a part of BCI‘s 15th Anniversary celebrations, was a lot of fun and a great success. Extra special thanks go to Director Brenda Gyorffy and all of the ‘techies‘, as well asl staff sponsors Mr. J. Majer, Mrs. B. Pflug and Miss J. Plant. The Bluevale Relays held at Centennial Stadium this past Saturday saw BCI the overall winners against such competition as Woodstock, London, Wingham and other area high schools. Thanks go to the hardworking BCI staff and students and their leader Mr. D. Carmichael for hosting another highly competitive and successful annual event. Wacky-'f"nciy Shorts were on sale Tuesday and Wednesâ€" day of this week with a $5 deposit. If you missed it, check in at the Student Activities Office for details. School is almost over . .. but ... first ... MAYFEST occurs on May 26. This mediaeval fair will house many, many events as Bluevale officially celebrates its 15th anniversary year. Signâ€"ups occur this week for the many varied and wild events to occur (from fencing to football, to teacher dunking, etc. . . . ) 3e sure to sign up to reserve a spot. Details to come next w >ek about more special events for the day and about the mediaeval feast planned for Mayfest â€" May 26, 1987. 88 King Street South, Waterloo 884â€"BOOK (2665) Exercise your mind at Words Worth Books Next Course Mon. & Wed. May 25 Bluevale VOLVO l Locker T alk e SALES eSERVICE ePARTS eLEASING 485 King North, Waterioo â€" 885â€"5090 «« Stacey Pyatt Congratulations to WCI‘s newly elected mayor, deputy mayor, Board of Control and athletic commissioners. Megan Mitchell and Dave Gould are our new mayor and deputy mayor. Athletic commissioners are Bill Gurney and Beth Christensen. The new Board of Control consists of Andrew Swain, Rakesh: Metzger, Cam Mott, Allison Barnum, Alex Heath, and Deanna Golem. At the University of Waterioo last week WCI students once again illustrated that we are the best. In the University of Waterloo French Contest, Rena Elfeki placed first and Verlisa Lee placed second while competing against 160 students from high schools in 13 counties in southern Ontario. Rena and Verlisa both win a trip to France this summer for their achievement. The Viking of the Week is Jill Gelinas. Jill is very much an allâ€"around student. She competed in WCSSAA, CWOSSA, OFSAA and the provincial championships for gymnastics as well as maintaining a 90% average. Next year, Jill will be going to Australia as part of the Rotary Exchange. Congratulations, Jill! Congratulations. to Jon Jaynes who was crowned the mof the Week for his extra energy and involvement t with the giant mural recently installed in the BC1 WCl MOTORS WATERLOO ml N it‘s our 14" ANNIVERSARY COME CELEBRATE WITH US in our new location SAT. MAY 9th 9 a.m.â€"5 p.m. See The New BMW & VOLVOS Now On Display (next to Waterioo inn) (ACROSS FROM WATERLOO SQUARE) â€" Open Tues.â€"Sat. â€"_ No polish needed NATURAL LOOKING ACRYLIC NAILS WAXING 25° OFF & BEaUTY CLINIC ~~~ 22 KING ST. SOUTH WATERLOO 884â€"0663 e Nail Fill 16 e Manicures e Pedicures e Makeâ€"Up Applications SPRING SPECIAL April 15â€"May 16 ‘3500