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12 § by Melanie Schmidt § KCI‘s winter sports teams are starting up 5 their seasons...have you tried out for anyâ€" 2 thing yet? With choices such as girls volâ€" :' leyball, boys basketball, gymnastics, & hockey, wrestling, curling, swimming, W archery, skiing and badminton, there‘s § bound to be something for almost everyâ€" & one. If athletic activities simply aren‘t your w thing, there‘s always a lot of clubs you can 2 get involved with. Remember, it‘s never too § late to participate! Speaking of clubs, Â¥ Enviro is supporting the very informative 9 National Wildlife Week. Monday will be our annual autumn blood donor clinic. Thank yous must be given to those that will be contributing, such as the Red Cross, the volunteers, the donors and numerous local businesses who so generously donated wonderful prizes as an incentive for those who are rather intimidated by the needle process. To all those 17 and up, we need your parâ€" ticipation (okay, more directly, your blood) to uphold and maybe even beat KCI‘s countryâ€"wide record! Some of you in the above age category will also fit into the group of universityâ€" bound students. There will be an informaâ€" tion evening for you tomorrow night at WCI, When you return to school Friday morning, everyone will be receiving their teport cards. Just a reminder that next Wednesday will be Career Fair Day. Until then, have a wonderful week! by Becky Bauman The countdown to showtime for Blueâ€" vale‘s production of Guys and Dolls has begun‘! As the lighting, sets, music and LOCEER TAlLH CARRIER OF THE WEEK Thirteenâ€"yearâ€"old Jason Martin is this week‘s Waterioo Chronicle "carrier of the week". He delivers in the Conestogaâ€" Mall area. Jason is in grade 8 this year. His favorite school subjects are art as well as design and technology. He enjoys basebail, basketball and playing video games. His favorite trip was to Canada‘s Wonderland and his favorite movie is Apolio 13. in the future, Jason would like to create video games or be a For all his hard work as a Waterioo Chronicle carrier, Jason will receive a gift certificate from Kâ€"W Rotisserie Chicken. | ROYAL BEECH DR. PC J e recreaied is a roake ur whow anvaile ain is Hrows tad the ce on 106 SS 5o m the n 1 Waterioo Town Square Chironicle »ms»ya»$3%> 4 Waterioo, Ontario N2J 1P2 Chronicle choreography really start to come together, it is becoming obvious that this production promises to be one of the best shows in Bluevale‘s history. Tickets for the perforâ€" mances from Wednesday, Nov. 29 to Saturâ€" day, Dec. 2 cost $10 for adults and $7 for children or students with a fee card but don‘t wait long because the show is sure to be a sellâ€"out! For more information, please call the school at 885â€"4620. Last Friday was a solemn day for Blueâ€" vale students as the school took time out to commemorate Remembrance Day. Durâ€" ing first period, everyone was excused from classes to attend a student organized Remembrance Day service featuring guest speaker, Mr. Budd, a war veteran repreâ€" senting the RC.AF Association. Mr. Budd helped Bluevale to identify with the solâ€" diers who fought for our country. Through speakers, slides showing the horrors of war and powerful choir selections, an impact was made on many of our Knights. Over the past week, a group of Bluevale students has formed a new committee in our school, Concerned Citizens of Blueâ€" vale. The groups most immediate concern involves the safety of a large part of the population of Bluevale. Since the county‘s Board of Education made the policy that there should be no smoking on school property, Bluevale‘s smokers were forced out on to the sidewalk in front of the school which is off school property. This pseudo "smoke hole" is threatening to claim the lives of our students. Because the smokers are congregated so near to the road, there is likely to be a fatal accident. As well, we want to protect our students who form an accessible target for mobile drug dealers and we are determined to improve the appearance of the school by eessessesssssessssssssseeesea008 8000080000 Earn extra money delivering the Waterioo Chronicle after school on WEDNESDAYS. Paper carriers are needed in the following areas . . . 250 â€" 300 KEATS WAY BLUE SPRINGS DRIVE KING ST. AT COLUMBIA 137 & 139 UNIVERSITY AVE. CARTER / DIXIET MARSHALL BLUEVALE ST. / HARVARD PLACE MOORE / RODGER / WATERLOO GRAHAM / MOORE / WATERLOO HIGH STREET ERB ST. E. / DEVITT AVE. MOCCASIN / GREENBRIER HELENE CRES. PINEROW CRES. / ROYAL BEECH DR. planting trees and gardens. The smokers presence hinders this attempt. Both nonâ€" smoking students and smoking students, parents and neighbors are all dissatisfied with the situation. Concerned Citizens of Bluevale is determined to address the problem and find a viable solution but the group needs as much support as it can get. Please watch for more information regardâ€" 'mgmeetin;andw:ystlmyouanhelp s uesnt * 7 T Intramural sports are also active this week as the annual Gladiators competition begins. Come on out to cheer on your favorite Gladiator team at lunch in the gyms. There are 12 teams competing including a team of teachers. Don‘t start those December activities quite yet â€" the rest of November is jamâ€" packed with events to keep all of you Celtics busy. Earlier this week, we had a pep rally to show our support to all of our dedicated athletes and coaches. Last Monday night, the junior and senior girls‘ basketball teams played in the semiâ€"finals. Yesterday we watched five teachers and students kiss "Junior®, the potâ€"bellied pig. The profits from this event went to $.A.D.A. Operation Espionage also began this week. We should know soon who is the master spy. The winter sports teams â€" girls volleyball, boys basketball, swimâ€" ming, skiing, hockey and ringette have all begun tryouts and are practicing hard in hopes of having successful seasons. Don‘t forget to watch for our float in the Santa Claus parade. Congratulations to all the little elves who worked so hard on this St. David by Jennifer Sullivan giiF*_'*g i k\\fl\m\fim Q,\“%m\'&%:fi 7* Uplown a ... By Enrolling In: Help Your Child Now . _ _ & waTERLOoo * FRIENDLY PARKING, OVER 320 STORES & SERVICES Little Readers Preschool Program We teach 3â€"5 yr. olds to read using PHONICS! *, Better Grades in Schooll * Reading, Writing, Math & Study Skills * Give the Oxtord Learning Centre 2 hours a week and your child‘s grades will improve! cauroom 146â€"244® _ Hassle Free HIV Screening Acne & Wart Treatments