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Bluevale Briefs About 125 persons attended the annual meeting of the Waâ€" terloo Horticultural Society held at the Adult Recreation Centre, Waterloo on Friday night. Mr. Marshall Soehner chaired the meeting and after receiving reports by the various committee chairmen it was reported that the Soâ€" ciety‘s membership now stands at 1190 and that 4500 annual flowers were planted in 17 different areas and $4500.00 was spent in Civic Beautification. By Cathy McBride The winter edition of Bluevale‘s own newspaper, the Blueprint‘‘, was hot off the press this week, for all to enjoy at a nickel per copy. Another accomplishâ€" ment for editor Julie George and her talented staff! A special thankâ€"you is extendâ€" ed to Mrs. Elaine Murray , as staff sponsor, gave rr:oely of her time and exâ€" pertise towards this publicaâ€" tion. _The election of officers was then conducted by ex Alderâ€" man Harold Wagner resulting as follows: 1979 Executive ast President: Gordon Kipfer Fresident: Leland Schweitzer 1st Viceâ€"President: Don. Sanders I2nd Viceâ€"President: Marshall Soehner _ Secretary: Roy Bauman Assistantâ€"Secretary: Mrs. Garnet Weiberg Treasurer: Harold Sanders Auditors: Mr. D. Jack Eby Mr. Ray Taylor Directors 1979 (One Year) Most of the winter sports teams saw action last Tuesâ€" day. In the first annual Chiâ€" copee Alpine Ski Meet, our Alpine Knights performed extremely well. Peter Doerâ€" ing won the boys‘ chamâ€" pionship and Sharon Berg was the girls‘ champion. The team w e Chicopee trophy verall chamâ€" pions. uevales crossâ€" country ski team did well also, winning the first anâ€" nual grossâ€"country ski race at the Pinehurst Conservaâ€" tion Area. Individually, Erika Schwengers led the ay for the girls‘ team by coming in 5th. She was cloâ€" sely followed by Tracy Saltzman who finished 6th. Karen Rogers was 9th, Dianne Coombes 11th and Mary Ann Cipp 12th. Other team members are Tammy Rieck, Les Trotter, and Bonnie Rawn. It was Leon Irish who led the way for the boys‘ team. Wayne Wismer raced exceedingly well. placing 14th,. followed by Ralph Schwengers and Dave Mrs. David Foster Mrs. Jack Hansford Mrs. J.S. Kieswetter Mr. Garnet Weiberg Mr. Samuel Weicker rika Schwengers led the | gaaing agginst the Cameron _ If you have immediate questions or concerns please call way for the girls‘ team bY | pojohts Gaels with the senâ€" ON€ Of the committee members listed below or contact the coming in 5th. She was cloâ€" ;,; pop inning 62â€"41 and â€" SCchool at 885â€"3450. ys winning an ge . . . sely followed by TraCy gne rest of the teams losing Mrs. Patricia Craig, 514 Colonial Drive, 885â€"4105 Saltzman who finished 6th. Saturday saw the boys pla);' Mrs. 11‘03;; Doerner, RR 1, (Country Squire), Waterloo 885 Karen Rogers was 9th. it . . ) manne Co§mbes l1th and ?)\'l‘os;:tlscl:(loréosl?:gzs :%‘1'{:‘:; Mrs. Lola Fisher, 370 Green Acres Drive, 885â€"4973 {wary Ann Elpp 12th-i- Other Secondars Sthool at BCL . Mrs. .{Sggne Kelly, RR 1, (Country Squire), Waterloo 885 ;?e'zkme[':ser.ls.;fi era"::% with the midgets losing a Mrs. Connie Krupp, 261 Whitmore Drive, 884â€"0929 @ounic Rawn. It was Leon close one 34â€"36 and the junâ€" Mrs. Merle MacEachern, 349 Green Acres Drive, 885â€"3115 [Fish who ted th forine "Of" ®‘nnibe 54â€"33 and the Mrs. Joyce Neufeld, 592 Rustic Drive, 885â€"4761 2l wHO e way foOr tD€ _ geniors winning 56â€"41. Mrs. Alma Ronald, 598 Rustic Drive, 885â€"6154 oys‘ team. Wayne Wismer 20 Mrs. Lynne Schooley, 298 Castlefield Ave., 884â€"1674 raced exceedingly well. Last week‘s intramural Myrs Grace Van Reenen, 485 Lexington Crescent, 743â€"6497 placing 14th. followed by hockey action saw Green CHAIRMAN â€" John Osborn, Prinicpal, Lexington School 885â€" Ralph Schwengers and Dave â€" and Gold battle to a 3â€"3 tie. 3450. Horticultural Society annual meeting Sponsored by The Benny Hinn Association BENNY HINN â€" EVANGELIST Victorian Inn Romeo St. N.,. Stratford Ball who placed 15th and 24th. Other team members are Jung Jin Hou and Steve Weiss. The Bluevale swim team swam hard Tuesday, beatâ€" ing K.C.1. by 2 points â€" 209â€" 207. Outstanding swimmers were the Owers sisters, Laurie Whorwood, Tom Foster, Rob McKee, Jed Braithwaite, Leah Braithâ€" waite, Kate George, Randy Atto. and Murray Spackâ€" man. The basketball teams were hard at it on Tuesday as well, The junior boys played their finest game of 1979 to easily defeat the Grand River Renegades 51â€" 37. They now hold fourth place in the junior league. Keeping up the good work, the senior boys dazzled their opponents and took W.C.L 58â€"49. The senior girls played an excellent game against W.C.I., although the Vikings were just enough better to win. However, our girls will be back, so look out Vikings‘! Friday saw the teams against the Cameron Heights Gaels with the senâ€" ior boys winning 62â€"41 and the rest of the teams losing. Saturday saw the boys play an exhibition series against Woodstock College Avenue Secondary School at B.C.1. with the midgets losing a close one 34â€"36 and the junâ€" iors winning 54â€"33 and the seniors winning 56â€"41. Sunday Feb. 11th 2 :30 p.m. EVERYONE WELCOME will Hold A Miracle Service at White edged Red 5â€"3. N.H.L. â€" look out! Georgraphy teacher Mr. Francis is fast improving and may be up on option soon. Intramural sports took a twist last week as inâ€" amural backgammon and euchre started. More on that as the tourneys progress. Present and future parents of students in the Lexington School area, will hold a meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 21, 7: 30 p.m. at the sehool, to discuss the future placement of Lexâ€" ington students. > A committee representative of the whole community was selected from the parents present at a Lexington School meeting last fall. This dedicated group of 10 parents, with the assistance of our Area Superintendent Mr. D.C. Folliott, have faithfully attended three subsequent meetings providâ€" ing opportunities to brainstorm the concerns regarding the placement of students in the Lexington attendance area. Input from Mr. D.R. Foell, Superintendent of Construction and Planning with the Waterloo County Board of Education, and Mr. Folliott, provided a base for projecting the future growth in the area. To establish the number of preâ€"schoolers presently residing in our school community the committee members have surveyed their representative néeighâ€" bourhoods resulting in a five year factual forecast. The alâ€" ternatives and recommendations are outlined on a report entitled: ‘"Future Plans and Direction for Lexington School. Congratulations to Blueâ€" vale‘s junior math team. Parents discuss future of School they lead the 13 team Waâ€" terloo County Math League. Go, team, go. There are risers all over the cafeteria and weird and wonderful noises can be heard coming from the music room after school. It can only mean one thing â€" ‘*Hello Dolly®‘ is almost here. For the low prices of After the first four contests, Waterloo Chronicle, Wednesday, February 7, 1979 â€" $3.00 for adults, $2.00 for students with fee cards, and $1.00 for children, you can see this excellent perforâ€" mance any night at 8:00 p.m. from Wednesday, Feâ€" bruary 21st to Saturday, Feâ€" Licenced Under L.L.B.0 or call the school at 885â€"4620. bruary 24th. Or bring the kids to the Saturday maâ€" tinee at 2:00 p.m. Either way, you‘re bound to have a good time. Tickets are avaiâ€" lable from B.C.1. students