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@16 Waterloo Chronicle, Thursday, October 29, 1970 P Area students take part in Toronto rally There were 3% bus loads from St. David‘s school here as well as 22 busloads from St. Mary‘s and St. Jerome‘s. About 200 parents from this area went along to support the student‘s demands. About 1,300 separate school students from Waterloo County were among 17,000 from Ontario who rallied at Maple Leaf Garâ€" dens in Toronto in support of Ontario government financial aid beyond Grade 10 in separate schools. People who are too wrapped up in themselves usually come in small packages. School sports In the Cameron Heights contest, the junior Vikings lost 22â€"0 to the Gaels. bid\y C :\ 7 P H A R M A CV â€" 8 /a_} $A |. The volleyballers, however, had better luck. In an exhibition game against MacGregor senior pubâ€" lic school, Waterloo collegiate downed the former in a wellâ€" fought game. By Brian Prentice In football action last week Waâ€" terloo Vikings were beaten by Cameron Heights Gaels. CLASSIFIED ADS Gaels down Vikings Grades 9, 10 and 11 boys can try their kicking techniques on the football field. Waterloo collegiate‘s first big dance of the season was a smash. The fuses had blown for about the first half hour, but things really started rolling afterwards. One unbiased W.C.I. supporter, Bob Harrison, Grade 9H, said the lighting was terrific and the turnâ€"out was Freat. You can‘t beat a testimonial like that‘ Mother Tucker‘s Yellow Duck surpassed all expectationsâ€"and we‘re glad. It‘s the time of year when W.C.I. concentrates on its interâ€" mural sports. For Grades 12 and 13 there‘s coâ€"ed golf, if your puttâ€" ing happens to be up to par. Well, the season of ghosts, goblins and soaping windows is upon us again. The senior Vikings fought well Read and Use! By Karen Black Band‘s beat beats blackout 74M4â€"6364 Two Waterloo fighters have qualified to compete in the Onâ€" tario Games following regional judo competition at London, Sunâ€" day. T wo qualify at judo meet More than 1,200 athletes will compete in the provincial games which will be used to select Ontario‘s team to the Canada Winter Games slated for Saskaâ€" toon, Saskatchewan, in February. Both fighters will compete in the Ontario Games scheduled for Etobicoke, Dec. 27â€"30. but failed to score, ending with 30â€"0 in favor of the Gaels. In spite of these defeats, the Vikings haven‘t lost heart and are working harder than ever for tomorrow‘s game. We hope to see lots of fans out to cheer the home team on to victory. Bob Zettl, a brown belt, won the underâ€"139â€"pound event while Wayne Erdman won the underâ€" 150â€"pound weight class. Last week the world affairs and environmental studies club staged a garbage cleanâ€"up day as the first in many of their atâ€" tempts to conquer pollution. Things didn‘t go exceptionally well. Let‘s get some of that Viking spirit. Last year we made history. Our Grade 12 students were the first to participate in an outdoor education program. It was defâ€" initely a success and a turning point for our school. you, you can alwaés go bowling. W.C.1L. hopes to start a five pin bowling league this season. To commemorate this first, a 32â€"picture album has been made. Those who made the trip, and those who want to can get an idea by glancing at this book. And for the girls? Volleyball, If these sports don‘t appeal to PIZZA 21\ HAVEN Ottawa St. Plaza Ottawa & Weber Sts. â€" Spaghetti _ Pizza â€" Submarines KITCHENER 30° Off All Food Orders Picked Up â€" When You Present This Ad iday 12 noon to 9 p.m. = \l\\ii:}‘ Hours â€" Monday to Saturday _ m. to 6 p.m.7 FREE DELIVERY 578â€"2910 Albert and Haz Special Effective Until November 8 On Nov. 11 all those interested can go to Dearborn, Mich., to the Henry Ford museum and the Ford Motor plant. The museum is a good way to reminisce and rememberâ€"something we _ all should do on Rememberance Day! Hope Hallowe‘en is you, have a good weekend Last week the junior and senâ€" ior football teams played Camâ€" eron Heights. Soccer was played on Marsland‘s Field. Let‘s hear it for school spirit on our last home game of the season this FOR FURTHER â€" INFORMATION & RATES 125 UnionSt. E. Waterloo nuDAS FAST, FREE MUFFLER INSTALLATION 4 Custom Pipe Bending % Shocks 2 min. inspection â€" no obligation 180 Weber North 578â€"3320 Waterloo 579â€"1520 490 Weber St. N. Waterloo, Ont. North America‘s Only Coast to Coast Network of Exclusive Auto Muffiler Shops 0 C3 @ ‘7)’\ NC h Albert and Hazel Sts. Complete Rent â€" Alls We Rent Most Everything Air Conditioned Fully Liconsoq CITY HOTEL BROADLOOM AND ORIENTAL RUGS BARON:® STEAKS | Downstairs at the City Hotel WATERLOO Draft â€" Pitcher or Mug 5nmmv Thursday. Friday and * Ravioli _ Lasagna â€" Tagliatelle Parkdale Plaxa Albert & Hazel Sts. 7A44â€"2741 CALL US AT Waterloo 742â€"9110 A }