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Wharf 1334 Weber E. at Fergus, Kitchener @ Corner King & George Sts., Waterloo Waterloo Chronicie, Wednesday, October 2, 1974 Phone 743â€"4363 ONE YEAR TERM CERTIFICATE SPECIAL DEPOSIT ACCOUNT 90 DAY DEPOSIT Minimum Deposit $5,000 SHRIMP & CHIPS ©@ SEAFOOD PLATTER CHAR BROILED STEAK ONâ€"Aâ€"KAISER BACK BACON ON A BUN © ONION RINGS Paid on Minimum Monthly Balance community credit uvnion Itd. twin city LAKE PERCH DINNERS HALIBUT FISH & CHIPS Minimum Deposit $1,000 OPEN 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sun. Noon to 8 p.m We Specialize in 885â€"0580 PARKDALE PLAZA â€" WATERLOO evine: TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU RESTAURANT)} _ at Hazel Street â€" For Eligible Members â€" and RESTAURANT Albert Street 10%% 8%% D4 Busy month for Bluevale By Fred Cummings This first month has been a very busy one at Bluevale. The students came back to a higher populated school since we now go right from grade 9 to 13.â€" With this, a few problems developed in crowded â€" stairways, and lack of lockers resulting in doubling pp. But we got used to it, and started to make this year another sucâ€" cessful one for Bluevale. September _ started off with the new students going through the traditional Inâ€" itiation Ceremonies. The Grade 9‘s this year were assigned appropriate attire to wear for the day and came back at night for games and a dance, D.J.‘d by some of our own senior students. The whole event was a great success. High school news . We have already had a number of assemblies this Phone 579â€"1860 Yearbooks ‘have not yet arrived from last year (Aedre II), because of proâ€" duction lags at the printers, but the sale of Aedre III will take place October 2â€"9th. This year at Bluevale we‘re trying something new with lntramur:l)iports‘ We are developinging a house sysâ€" tem where the entire school body is split up into four houses and each house comâ€" petes with one another for points. The presidents of each house are Rich Melâ€" dazy â€" Blue House,; Pam Maw â€" Red house; Brian Ogilvie â€" Gold House; and Pat Brubacher â€"â€" White House. New names are beâ€" ing thought of at the present time. â€" Twoâ€"pitch baseball and a nineâ€"iron competition have just been completed. Pushball started this week. On the sports scene, most teams are showing well. The senior football team lost a heartbreaker, 14â€"13 against K.C.I., but rallied the next week to defeat W.C.I. in the ‘Battle of Waterloo" by a score of 44â€"20. During the game, Bluevale supporters made their appearance in a two float (with bands) parade augmented by sevâ€" year. One, dealing with Free Card Sales, seemed to with a successful sale week, of the $4.50 card. Photos were taken of all students for the yearbook and fee cards. Students had the opportunity to purchase colour portraits if they so desired. OCTOBER PERM ,' ‘ SALE PRICE . © Make Your Appointment Toâ€"Day! Hair cut, Shampoo. Styling included If you haven‘t tried First Lady Hair Samons quarterly perm sale then you probably think a permanent wave can leave your hair with less than perfect results. Get ready to change vour mind. Because talented stylists equipped with highest quality products quarentee you the most naâ€" tural results this side of Mother Nature. Regular Price $17.50 t 5780â€"31700 October Perm fale across WATERLOO SQUARE This past Friday a car demolition,, with students paying .25 for three swings with _ a _ sledgeâ€"hammer kicked off the Senior game at Bluevale, but the team could not hold out against the strong Lions from St. Jeromes, losing 27â€"0. The Junior Football team have won both their games by unâ€" disputed margins. _ Their first win being against K.CJ1. 56â€"12, and this past Friday they beat the Junior Lions 50â€"19. \ and Karen Martin On September 20, a perâ€" fect day, Laurel Vocational School‘s _ initiation _ cereâ€" monies took place. All of our first year students were dressed up in the good olde days of 1932â€"35 fashions. To tell you the truth they looked quite good. Our initiation day really started off at the Outâ€"Doorâ€" Cookâ€"Out, ~which consisted of com on the cob, surfâ€" burgers, hamburgers and beverages.~ eral ‘ decorated cars. _ To round off the event a dance with ‘‘"Southcote"" was held that evening at W.C.1L. The real fun started off about 1 p.m. with a skit inâ€" volving students and teachâ€" ers in the Dead Man‘s Saâ€" In Volleyball, the Senior boys are 2 wins and 1 loss for the season and defeated St. Jerome‘s on Friday. The boys won their first game on Friday against Cameron. Lower Mail Initiation day a success By Donna Wojnowski It has been a very busy month and hopefully October with its many planned Okâ€" toberfest festivities and the rest of the school year will be as successful. loon. Besides the skit which was very well acted we had all types of games such as the Dunkâ€"Itâ€"Machine, Penny Toss, Ring Toss, Dart Throw at Balloon and the Pie Throw. The pies from food service were fluffy meringues, easy to breathe through, but very messy. The hit of the whole day was the Kissing Booth. Gavin Goebel (79). The team will play in the all Ontario Championships on October 11 at the Glendale Golf and Country Club in Hamilton. / ~ Bluevale won the C W.O0.S.â€" S.A. golf. tournament last Thursday at Doon Golf and Country Club. Members of the team were Bryan Rehâ€" kopf (74), Barry Mitgang (74), Colin Moskal (76) and against W.C.1., but were defeated by K.C.1I. and St. Mary‘s. _ The junior girls have yet to win a game in their two starts. The two soccer teams have yet to have a victory. John Mota a grade 9 stuâ€" dent won the two mile exâ€" hibition cross country run with 56 entries from eight local schools. The run was held at Homer Watson Park on Friday. | _ _ _ | _ _ For the people who felt like dancing, there was a sockâ€"hop in the gym with the good old ‘30 tunes. The entire day was full of fun and lots of excitement. The students were all very helpful in making it a smash and especially the staff at LV.S. who without their good words our initiâ€" ation day ‘74 would have never been. One class had a new job this week. Eleven rabbits were skinned. The meat was put in the freezer and pelts were tanned. The students fleshed the pelts before placing them in a solution of saltâ€"sulphuric acid and boiling water, where they are right now. More about this next week. The Car Club traded its car wheels for roller wheels. As usual this club will sponâ€" sor the Roller Skating Club, paying costs above 50 cents per person on Tuesdays at Bingeman Park. This week we had the first set of games played by the Inter â€" School Vocational League in softball. Guelph and Brantford were the visiting teams at Laurel. Brantford proved to be fine competition for the Laurel team and after several exâ€" citing â€" innings â€" Brantford took the win, Jenny Suceska, Rose Linseman and Sue McGraw each made a home run. The Guelph team won the second game over L.V.S. The Laurel team has ‘been busy each day practicing to prepare for next week‘s game in London. Good Luck. team‘! This week the Trowel Trades‘ class built a stone retaining wall near Elora. There were a lot of sore muscles by Thursday night. & (