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by Fred Cummings Bluevale‘s first annual Language Night, held last Friday. was successful in every way with quite a large group attending. Repre- sentatives of a number of cultural groups were pres- ent and had displays set up of artifacts from around the world and were on hand to answer any questions. Con- gratulations and thanks go out to the organizers Ed Laryea, Beryl Pflug. the staff and students who participated and made the various food dishes. School Jacket and sweater sales were held last week. The number of sales were pleasing. insuring a large order. Next Tuesday. Dec. 16, Student Council will be hosting a party for the chil- dren of BC]. staff. Decor- ating the Christmas tree with hand-made novelties made by the kids during the evening, plus games and A new mural decorates the wall in Waterloo Collegiate lnstituto's main gym. The mural was financed by students through the school council. 'h of French language and culture in Waterloo Re- gion's schools, the Univer- sity of Waterloo has co- sponsored a French Con- test for Grade 12 and Grade 13 students for the past two years. The Ontario Modem Language Teach- ers' Association also spon- sors the event. In an effort to promote the study and appreciation This year the UW French contest will include stu- dents from Waterloo, Brant, Bruce, Grey, Oxford, Perth and Wellington counties, and will be held April 3. The campaign objective is 33.000 ‘GREEN SHAG - Good density, $12.95 Ill-LO SHAG - Multi-color, cushioned. Sale ESNNE GATE - Beige tones, cushioned loop 9.95 \AZ'I‘EC GOLD - Level loop, cushioged. _ - Special 9.95 m TROUBADOR GOLD - Cushioned, 10.95 6.29 S’I'ARSTREAM SHAG - Blue and White 12.95 7.15 “MB BLUE SHAG - Special 12.95 5.” SHEER DELIGHT/IN DEMAND SHAG. Golden Sage, Bordeaux Wine, Brushed Suede, Aztec Orange, Ocean Blue, Empire Gold. 12.95 3-95 CONSULT US FOR YOUR BEST CARPET BUYS French contest Bluevale plans party Take Hrghway 8 m Preston. turn left, follow Founlam Street North to Royal Oak Road, tum ugh! on Royal Oak Road and watch for IISBIWIT cums 653-311. "CONSULT US FOR YOUR BEST CARPET BUY" CHRISTMAS SPECIALS Also on Dec. 3. the first of four wrestling meets were held at Laurel, competing against Guelph and Brant- ford. Laurel came a very close second to Brantford and a distant third to Guelph. Laurel holds dance contest The girls' volleyball team had their first league games Dec. 3 at Laurel. In the games with Brantford, Laurel's team won the first two games by a good margin. With the Guelph team. the girls won the first game and then lost the second in a score of 16- H. The play-off game saw Laurel defeated by Guelph 15-13. The next games will be held at Guelph Dec. 17. goodies to eat are on the Christmas Assemblies are programme - and of course in the planning stages with a visit by Santa Claus wilt a student presentation the highlight the evening. first part of next week and the Annual Staff Xmas As- sembly on the last day of Laurel holds school before theholidays. Laurel is also collecting canned goods for the House of Friendship. For every can that a student brings in. he or she is allowed one free ticket for a turkey draw that is coming up. There will also be draws for Christ- mas cakes. Funds collect- ed from students buying tickets for the draw will be given to Laurel‘s Torch Society. The final judging for these dances will be made in March. Prizes will include record albums and possibly theatre tickets. A dance contest will be held the first Friday of ev- ery month at Laurel to raise money for The Torch So. ciety. The contests will be sponsored by Mr. Rawnsley and Mr. Taylor. Sugg. SALE Sq. Yd. Sq.Yd. 5.49 Citrus Fruit orders are on their way from Texas and will be delivered by Dee. 12. BUSINESS nouns - (PEN: "all" - Frill-y - 0:00 on. to I:tttt on. Same!" - 12:00 un. to 2:6tt on. Sunday - ”:00 noon to tttttttt on. SECOND SESSION BEGINS JANUARY 4TH COST: $5.00 for 10 wks. Registrations for boys & girls ages 5-12 yrs. of age will be accepted at Waterloo Community Services Dept. Please include name, address. phone & age. Make cheques payable to CITY OF WATERLOO c/o Water- loo Community Services - 3rd Floor - Marsland Centre WATERLOO, Ont. To be held at Cedarbrae Public School on Saturday, December 13th at 10:15 am. This is for children 6 years and under and must be accompanied by a parent. Entertainment includes: Santa Claus. Miss Nancy and her Pal Jerry, and free treats. Come out & enjoy recreational badminton. Participants are required to bring own racquet, shuttles & running shoes. For bookings or more information please Phone Community Services at 576-2420, Ext. 47. Prime time openings are available at three arenas in Waterloo between Dec. 11th & 30th. 1975. KING’S Wed. 7-10 pm. - Seagrams Stadium Gymnasium MKESHOBE VlllAGE ASSOCIATION CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS PARTY HOME Delivery in Waterloo and Bridgeport - ova; $3.50 Sundays 6:30-9 pm. - Waterloo Collegiate. In Kitchener over 85.00 Business Men's Luncheon $1.1 O and up can “at same: Call 579-5040 NOTE: Last day Dec. 1 7th ill; ICE TIME AVAILABLE FREE ADULT MIXED BADMINTON - a RESTAURANT " King St. u.. ammo ' T?! : v CHIlDRENS lEARN-to-SKATE PROGRAM Concert at Waterloo A free Christmas concert is being held at W.C.I. on Thursday, Dec. 18. at 8 pm. Everyone is wel- come. Come out and enjoy a Christmas extravaganza. The senior boys' and girls' basketball teams have played five exhibition games and each team has improved tremendously since exams. The gym- nastics team has also begun for another great season. day. a Carol Sing on Thurs- day along with the finals in the intramural Fowl Shoot, and on Friday, the "Santa Beauty Contest" will be followed by the Christmas Assembly. This Friday, W.C.l. is MacKenzie and the price is $2.25 in advance and $2.75 at the door. ing up again at W.C.l. With the exams over and Christmas Week approach- ing, activities are again reachingapeak. Christmas Week includes a "utters to Santa Con- test" on Momiay, the class decorations contest on Tuesday. a Christmas Con- cert in the cafeteria by the holding its aimual Christ- is pick Wat-doc Chmnicb, WM, Dow to. 1976 - Pagu 31 SATURDAYS SUNDAYS FRIDAYS Any senior citizen needing snow shovelling done this winter can the adult recreation centre. 579-10”. Activities Daily Mon. - Fri. Include: Games Room, Flood: Table Shuffleboanl. Billiards Rooms, 10t tea & coffee. Note: No member- ship needed. INFORMATION: 579-1020. There will be no quilting throughout the reminder of this year. Quiltiq will re-commence 'Nursday January tr, 1976. Please check the Chronicle for time. "SANTA SWIIBS” (Friday December 12th to Friday December 19th) FRIDAY December 12 - Project "Prop" CHRISTMAS BOOK REVIEW “DEATH TO THE DONNELLYS" The book will be reviewed by the author - Mr. 01 Miller. 2 pan. - 4 pan. MONDAY December 15 - CHRISTMAS BINGO l :30 pan. ADMISSION: $1.00 (4 cards) Refreshments available THURSDAY December " CHRISTMAS CONCERT This year our Christmas Concert will feature: MERRY MELODIES CHOIR JOLLY OLDSTER DRAMA CLUB and SUNNYSIDE SENIOR PUBLIC SCHOOL CHOIR PROJECT "HOPE" New Horizons Plantain All Adults over 40 years old are welcome to try a hobby with "HOPE" MONDAY 9 a.m. Oil Painting. 9:30a.m. Mixed Crafts TUESDAY 9 a.m. Oil Painting 9:30 a.m. Sewing 9 '. 30 a . m. Advanced Crocheting WEDNESDAY 9 a.m, Advanced Oil Painting 1:30 pm. Creative Stitchery and Needlepoint THURSDAY 9 : 30 am. Beginner Crochet FRIDAY 9:30a.m. Macrame Registration fee $3.00 for each course for 10 weeks. Registration for these classes start December B, 1975 8:30 a.m. to 4:45 pm. Classes begin Monday January 12. 1976. Call 579-1020. Tickets available at the Adult Recreation Centre FRIDAY December 19 Christmas Dance 7 p.m. $2.00 (includes lunch) Audio-visual Centre open daily from 3:30 am. to 4:45 p.m. Come in anytime and enjoy programmes on a irariety of topics. PRICES: Childmzsc Adultssoc Familynm MOSES ALBERT I SPRINGER IMcCORMICK ARENA ARENA ACIIVITIES FOR SENIOR ADUHS ADULT RECREATION CEIIRE (Comerof Kingl: Allen St.) 2 p.m. PUBLIC ICE SKATING KIDDIES NIGHT JUNIOR 'B' HOCKEY LOCATION: Waterloo Arena Sunday Dec. 13th -8:00p.m. Siskins vs. Kitchener - GO SISKINS 60 - 2ndand 4th Sunny, each mu: 5:304:30 p.m. Family Price 8:00-i0:00p.m. ADULTS ONLY 7:00 -9:00p.m. General PROJECT PROP ACTIVITIES (WIRING Marsiand Centre: swam COMMUNITY SERVICES All Welcome 8:30 - 10:30 pm General 2:00-4:00pm Family Price Ist and 3rd Sunday, each