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tC By SUSAN MERTENS \‘This past Week and the next are two of the busiest weeks jn the school year, it would appear. .. The . Waterloo collegiate, tabâ€" . doid track, meet was held at Seaâ€" Both team and individual champâ€" fonships were awarded and points were gained, not for standâ€" ings, but for achievements of time, distance, etc. . _ Present at the event to keep WCI‘s finest in tip top shape was Grade 10â€"D and their refreshment boothâ€"which was aptly: named Fitton‘s Joint. Tuesday evening saw the WCI gym transformed into a parade ground as the annual cadet inâ€" spection took place. Wednesday proved to be the calm before the storm as activiâ€" ties again reached a peak. This morning was the first school council meeting after the annual meeting with the new board of control. This afternoon the girls comâ€" bined grace and dexterity as they executed the intricate (and not so intricate steps of a variety of folk dances. The folk dance comâ€" petition was held after classes in the gymnasium. Following this intramural comâ€" petition will be a city folk dance competition which will take place Mav 19. Waterloo collegiate is planning on entering three groupsâ€"hopeâ€" fully one elite and two intraâ€" mural winners. Junior, intermediate and senior assemblies will be held tomorrow afternoon. The programs will reâ€" wvolve around music as found within the school. They should prove to be interesting. After this week of whirlwind events, students will have the holiday weekend in which to reâ€" cuperateâ€"by what ever form of action or nonâ€"action they see fit. The flolowing Tuesday evening is the night of the big leadership picnic. The picnic may be reâ€" scheduled to May 26 in the event of rain. Keep your fingers crossed that the rain holds off because weekâ€" old sandwiches aren‘t all that great! i ki c"*1 000 ® * _ % â€" % 4 % + a w *k iess \‘.‘., a es * c 6 .; 5.sn al e t is ® -"". A 6 _ "@p en # > m R C. + y 4 s «. ‘ £ 5 » e s 5> t % % dn « s A A k w s‘o s k 7 * » 2 T + A ; t s The Twinâ€"City track meet will tw ",l'( p is Â¥ # g A >=u t Eo s £ & ;"}, : o P lE s 2 a 3 PA . % 4 y f 3 & i ; # Reduce Gracefully Llose 4â€"15 lbs. in 8 weeks 24 Weeks for 30.00 48 Weeks for 45.00 Includes Souna & Whirlipool Bath WOMEN‘S CONDITIONING and REDUCING CLASSES Llower Mall, Waterleo Square New Group Rate for Eight Weeks $ 15.00 FITNESS CENTRE MORNINGS Tues. and Thurs., 9:30 AFTERNOONS Thursday at 1:30 EVENINGS Tues. and Thurs., 7 p.m. also Tuesday at 8 p.m. For Further Information Phone 576â€"2680 Â¥+ !* peleafids be conducted at Seagram Stad _ Grade 11â€"B raised $58 which ium‘ Thursday. Girls‘ events will was almost met by Grade 11.C be held at the stadium while with $50. Congratulations to boys‘ events will take place at these two forms for their concern Cameron Heights collegiate. â€" for those less fortunate than themsel}ves. Z ning of the Grade 12 outdoor Special note should be made<of education week. This extended . the achievements of Kim Berman onâ€"theâ€"spot learning vlll"eontlllfl whe placed third in this district through until May 24. in the junior math contest. He . s stood 49th in On! snd 99th Big things are being planned ;n Canada. tarie for the next Friday. If all goes . as arranged Waterloo collegiate Waterloo collegiate placed 79th will be celebrating its 10th anâ€" in relation to otner schools across niversary with special assemblies, â€" Canada. ‘ rts ts â€" § s Soone wele io ouioe Sogoue â€" _ Epnbratatafions Itim snd to all cements regarding this special « _ 7 am!: celebration. _ And here‘s something to keep A note on the various charity projects would be in order at this time. Grades 11â€"B and 11â€"C came very close to tying each other in their carâ€"washing: efforts. Separate school teachers who underta&e' a year‘s study on famâ€" ily life and sex education at the boards‘s request will receive full salary and tuition fees from Watâ€" erloo County separate school boards. . "We need religious cosultants desperately," education commitâ€" tee chairman Mac Zettel told trusâ€" tees this week, when he proposed alterations in board policy to make this possible. The Waterloo man suggested the existing policy of paying tea chers twoâ€"thirds their salary and portion of the fees was not proâ€" viding enough attraction for teaâ€" chers. puv% CONDTIONRS "@f Board backs full pay \â€"â€" Stereo 8 Tapes from 3.95 Diamond Needles 4.50 Lower Maill SIGHT and SOUND Mall 745â€"4461 Waterloo Square Open Daily till 6 â€" Thurs. & Fri. till )o Your Complete Authorized RCA Dealer The policy, set up last year, applies only to teachers taking a course at the board‘s request. Zettel first proposed paying 90 percent of salary but changed his proposal when Trustees John Black and Sebastian Englert urged 100 percent of salary apply in this instance. Special note should be made<of the achievements of Kim Berman whe placed third in this district in the junior math contest. He stood 49th in Ontario fnd 99th who wrote the test. And here‘s something to keep in mind for the future. Plans are now underway for the girls‘ athâ€" letic banquet which will be held at the Tien Hoa Inn at a cost of $2.75 per person. The date is June 2. The arangement will apply only to married male teachers or teaâ€" chers who are sole support of their families. Those selected must agree to remain three years with the board after completing the course of study. â€"The course is conducted at the Divine Word Institute in Thunder Bay. Come In and Get Your Entry Form M REE â€"â€" Win 19" RCA COLOR TV sealed THE SWEATER SHOP Vest, Shirt or Coat Style Reg. $20 to $55 ....... 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