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Thursday and Friday, events were held during the lunch periods for the Year l's which included Jello eating contests, a shoe scramble. and a Limbo con- test. Friday night a dance was held just for Year ‘1 students and the turnout was excellent. At the dance. a scavenger hunt was held to get the new students ac- customed to the school. Winners were Sarah Shor- treed IF. Susan Munro IE. Paul Witzel IG and Barry Freiburger 1A. These people won a free yearbook each for completing the hunt in 15 minutes, The home form with the most participants during Welcome Week was,Mr, Nichol's IE, and for their super effort, every student received a 50e coupon for the Tuck shop. - Thursday after sch'ool, Year 2 Intramural Pushball was held. Duane Knapp and Rob Newton of 2K were the winners with Peter Hildebrand 2A. Steve Singh 2K, and Greg Moses 2E putting in a fine performance. The Ig79-ilj season obened Vwith Chris Ford being chosen as "Knight of the Week" for his many unsel» fish contributions to life at Bluevale, By Cathy McBride The first week of school is over and Bluevale is already busy as ever. Last week was dubbed 'Wel- come Week' and all events were geared toward wel- coming the Year 1's and all new students to BLuevale. Through the forest, trees whisper among themselves And leaves laugh with the wind _ The nowers sing joyous tunes And the wildlife dances with it. Gurgling brooks hum along. I reply. what a lovely song Then I walk away - Contented with the day. MY POEM Submitted for publication by the Waterloo Publlc lerory MORNING AND LEAVES A When I wake and The lovely leaves of the tall green trees lie in bed, the f Are fluttering and dancing in the breeze . day comes in with sound. . ' When autumn comes these lovely leaves I hear birds sing, and Tum golden brown and fall to the ground city noise. But winter brings a dress, of snow I hear a barking dog, And we can't see the leaves but we all know l a bouncing ball, and That spring will bring a warm and sunny breeze someone skipping rope. And the lovely green leaves will return to the trees. People are up and doing things! l -by Karin Fishbach, age 7 I hear the doorbell ring, . I It is a friemfwho has called on me. x in ' Outside we go _e,,'2ear - EE-CHIYA I N again, all the soun s . down that awakened me. . 1lyPftte?1cteltty, A... Waterloo Library Poetry Contest -by Jodi Elsie Dorfman. age 12 Ary Jocelyn Dale, age 7 Blue vale Briefs EE-CHIYA . A haughty glance slides down her nose, to her silly feet - she strikes a ballet pose on wire thin fence - this Prima Donna of the backyard set. A clown dressed up in dignity A disbeliever in the fact of fleas, of Retracting claws to sit on knees, and yet she - . Sometimes. lying over and down my shoulder, dreams leirpard dreams, my fierce blue-eyed cat. This Friday, September 14 from 8 to 11 Fm. will see all BC]. students heading for the cafetorium for the first full DANCE of the new year. Cost will be $1 with Fee Card. $2 without card. Photo day was held on Tuesday this week with both color packages and Fee Card 1.0. pictures being taken. Fee Cards held the line on inflation this year and are on sale all this week for the low price of $5. This card is a student's passport to an enjoyable and active life at 1fd, plus it is the ONLY ACCEP- TABLE STUDEN I.D. FOR USE ON PUBLIC BUSES. This year's card offers discounts at many local merchants, and is well worth this small invest- ment. You lama when some .mw tells you to take a walk? Mavlw thevhe got the right idvn, “J.. I Hui 'od." .5) -by Megan Dale, age 10 NOW-LOOK AT OUR FAMILY "WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK" - ALL OUR MANY WONDERFUL CUSTOMERS - WHOSE PATRONAGE HAS BEEN GREATLY APPRECIATED. VIC FOSTER'S TRAVEL SERVICE LIMITED Int-III VIC FOSTER -V YES- WE HAVE mu AT WATERLOO sauna son " us" yatorIoo Chtoniclc, Wednesday. September 12, 1979 . Page " PRESENTING Have Always Desk You Roll-Top Wanted. . . . . The Classic MORTGAGE ' Requirements . FIRST MORTGAGES o MORTGAGES FOR EXISTING HOME OWNERS o ASK ABOUT OUR OPEN MORTGAGE OPTION Consider the Commerce for your AGO " CANADIAN mpznm. BANK OF COMMERCE 27 King St. N., Waterloo, Ontario - MILL WAYERLOO COUAHE WATERLOO‘ ONTAIIO PHONE BUS loo-c420 WIN FOSTE R, - -