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.. Q .... In ' . ' g by n p. t. i? mun-mm Chmnlclo, wmmhuzs, thr'"' ' consumer information in concert Thursday, Nov. 3 - 8:00 pm. ll of W Physical Activity Complex NUTRITION HANG-UPS? Call your local Consumer Services Representative at Union Gas for your attractive "Nutrition Poster", at . no charge. It contains some great after school snack ideas. Tickets available at: Sams: Kadwells (Waterloo Square); Arts Recreation: Center for the Arts; U of W Federation Office: WLU Student Union 1 cup chunky peanut butter 2/3 cup honey 1/2 cup instant non-fat dry skim milk powder 16 graham crackers (crushed) 1 cup shredded coconut or toasted wheat germ. Combine first three ingredients mixing well Add cracker crumbs, stirring until blended. Shape into small balls and roll in coconut or wheat germ. HARRY CHAPIN Cli[fiTriEiIiifiiE LET OUR HANG UP CURE YOUR HANG- UPS! Spunwrm! by M’dvrunun of titudcnts. I'nirvrsity of Wutcrloo HONEY NUTTERS 886-3790 Tickets: Students $4.00 advance Others $5.00 advance $1.00 more at the door Some students have been building scale models of var- ious cars, aircraft, space vehicles and ships. Several "living specimens" are being brought to class. Waste several types of plants. Our aquarium is also being up and will feature several kinds of fresh water fish. Hope- fully some trips can be arranged out of town to places such as the Ontario Science Centre, Royal Ontario Museum and the McLaughlan Planetarium. The first month has been spent trying to arrange and f Waterloo highschools Laurel Vocational School By Dorie Platz Waterloo Collegiate Institute students are using their time wisely before exams tthat dreaded word) start Novem- ber 18. Another busy week has started at Laurel Vocational School. Students have been working on test and projects as part of their first semester work. They have been view- ing many films in order to better appreciate the beauty of nature. All the gyms are pretty well booked up this week, if not with practices for intramurals and varsity teams, then for games. Last Friday was a busy day tor the Vikings with the Varsity football and junior soccer teams playing at home. The Viking fans showed their usual good support. Congratulations to Mr. P. Voison, coach of the junior soccer team and Tim Sitts. captain, for the excellent game played on Friday. They ended the schedule undefeated and allowed only five goals against them all season. -- itil; senior Gccer “team Ehould also be commended on their victory Friday against Cameron Heights that enabled them to get into the playoffs, _ _ _ W Friday; 'ended witil a éucéessful Sadie Hawkins dance, First prize for best dressed "injured" couple went to Jen- ny Neufeld and Paul Wicks. - -iiarvaieyiran teams. girls and boys deserve honourable mention, just missing the playoffs. _ _ .. . "'ihi/cwdssA cross country meet was held last Thursday, resulting in was midget and junior girls, and midget boys going to North Bay to compete in tile OFSiAA meet. . Halloween Monaay. the jazz contest between girls gym classes will be held after school. Varsity boys basketball a This Friday will see ts/varsity football team in action on their home field against St. Jerome's. _ . _ begins next week too Waterloo Collegiate By Mary Ann Truape JanettatAdams monthly total ever. We hope with proper advertising amfTiring that the tuck shop will have its best year ever financially. And it offers our students a very practical work area to gain retailing experience. The girls in 2j class are busy knitting squares for an Afghan they hope to raffle off for the Torch Society. Some Q'lldPntS are crocheting and- working on Needlepoint canvasses. One student is smacking a baby's nightgown and will soon be sewing the seams together on the sewing machine. Another has completed this project and is cro- cheting a baby blanket for the Torch Society as well. stock the Tuck Shop. The major class has done a great job in displaying, and selling the merchandise. The tuck shop made $864i.N during September which is our highest The Art and Crafts rooms started the year with a wide range of activities. Beginning with drawing object; as sports equipment and various tools. We move into paint- ing with each student working on his favorite project. We also did some ceramics which turned out quite well. Some examples of these can be seen in the display case oppo- site Student Services. Also which was entered in the Waterloo County High School art at the K-W Art Gallery. Glrls’ Intramural: _ Swedish dodgeball has been going very well. There has been a very good turnout of girls. So far the Dol- phins are undefeated with a score of 12 points. The Mar- lins and Barracudas still have a good chance of winning. -..... --. Baseball Thd girls baseball team has done well this year. Jackie Mills is the team's captain and Bonnie Berg the pitcher and top home run hitter. Laurel played their last games Thursday October 13 in Brantford for the championships. The results are as follows: First game Laurel vs. Guelph - the score was 18-16 for Laurel with home runs by Bonnie Berg (2) and Joanne McKie (2), second game: Laurel vs Brantford - the score was 22-20 for Brantford with home runs by Bonnie Berg (3) Sue Dahmer (1) and Ginger Koth (2). Out of 8 games Laurel won 6. Brant- tord won 5 and Guelph won I. Laurel won the League' cham- pionship and are the champs. DanceClnb A dance and rhythmic club will be starting very' soon. The girls in turn Till be able to put on a dance assembly with disco and modern dance rhythmics. The girls are now learning some of the dances in their Physical educa- tion classes. -. . " One of Laurel's shops is drycleaning. The shop is run by Mr. Taylor and it teaches the students the art of launder- ing and drycleaning all types of garments. The students may benefit by either learning to do their own clothes or it may develop into a full time or part time career. Tropicana Fruit Sales at Bluevale will continue this week, through to November first. Staff and students are taking orders for the fruit from Texas and Hawaii for pick up De- cember 5. 6, and T. Pineapples will also be sold. "iideG'da'tily Bell and" iuyan Reichard presented an as- sortment of oranges. grapefruit, and pineapple certificates to Mayor Marjprle Carroll to be dtlltertd Monday, Dec. 5. Bluevale‘s Halloween dance will be held Friday Oct. 28 from 8:30 pm. until 11:30 pm. Admission will be one dol- lar with a student card, and two dollars without a card. Winter team try-outs will be held Nov. I. The fourth full council meeting will be held at 3:30 p.m., Nov, l. Parents night will be on Wed. Nov. 2 for parents with ini- tials A to M. Parents whose initials are N to Z are invited to the Mon. Nov. 7 parents night. Pre-registration will be at seven p.m. in the cafetorium. Interviews will be from 7:30 until 9:30. All parents are urged to attend Blue vale ne ws FUNCRAFT VEHICLES LTD. 165 Sheldon Drive . CAMBRIDGE (GaltI Sat. Oct. 29. 10:00 run. ARE YOU BUILDING OR RENOVATING YOUR VAN DR MOTOR HOME? THIS IS YOUR SALE'" Van Bucket Seats IGM, Ford 3. Dodge c/w Bases). Engine Cover. Snde Door Pads. Bus Rims. Van Wheels & Tues Carpentry a. Molding Tom. Vanous Bus & Van Lights tk Reflectors. Automotive Gauges. Propane Tanks & Acces. sortes. Bus Bench Seats. Motor Home Hugh Bucket Seats. Hardware. Electrical & Plumbrng Supplres. Heaters & Ac cessones. Decal Flame Sets. Trre Changer, Trre Studder, Rrbbed Rubber, Tue Covers, Roof Vents, Roof Racks. Tapes & Moldmgs. Water Tanks, Water Pumps, etc etc Sinks. Kitchenette Cupboards, Bunk Ladders SIrdung Won dows, Gil” Krts. Drapes & Coshroos, Drapery Accessones. 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