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PAGE 22 - WATERLOO CHRONICLE. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 23, 1985 Catharine Orchard Waterloo collegiate Vikings and Bluevale Knights took to the field Friday in the annual Battle of Waterloo. When the dust had settled, the scrappy Blue Machine had handed the highly-rated Bluevale squad an unexpected 14-9 defeat. Not to be outdone, the junior Vikes matched the performance with a 29-0 victory over their cross-town rivals. It marked an exciting climax of a spirit-filled Battle of Waterloo which started Wednesday with the CHYM telephone contest. Hosted by Cathie and Martin White. the challenge left the Vikings twisting and shouting to their number one song. Joyce Lee Congratulations go to Bluevale's Knight of the Week Brett Johnson. He, along with many other BCI students, participated in a Service Day today. Students worked for three hours in the community to raise funds for school activities. Sheldon Hoffman is the new Ms Oktoberfest for 1985-86, and Steve Seibert retained his title as the Jello-Eating Champion. Thanks go to Jenny Shortreed and Becky Rice for organizing this annual assembly. The presence of special guests such as Onkle Hans and the real Miss Oktoberfest made the assembly one of the best ever. Jackie Payne q House Captains - Elections took place in early October. Three people were re-elected to positions of House Captain . Lorrie Nelson, Jackie Payne and Steve Lorentz. We'd also like to welcome the following newcomers to the House Captain Com- mittee - Lori Fox, Tammy Crete, Fran Callahan, Mike Gesufatto, Khamp Phonechaleun and Roger Pearcey. Congratulations to everyone. Last Friday's dance was a huge success due to the hard work of people such as Wendy Lee. The D.J.'s provided some of the best music as everyone danced the night away. Remember to support your Knights tomorrow on a special activity day. Listen o In Soccer A the two top scoremakers for the game against Brantford Oct. 2 were Mike Branco and Paul Duane. The following people showed excellent team effort: Gary Peirara, Mike Ge- sufatto. and Trevor Campbell. We would also like to thank Coach Hofmelster for his time and " fort. q Our Cross Country Team - ran at Chicopee Oct. ll. Tom Nicol placed 18th out of 65 participants on last weeks meet. 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Mr. Fitzgerald's coaching was appreciated. All members did a very good job at Riverside too. to announcements for teams and games as many of our Knights head into playoff action this week. . Friday night, the Commencement ceremonies will take place at Bluevale for 1985 grads. The evening will begin at 8 p.m.. ending with a reception where grads may mingle with their favorite teachers and pick up their yearbooks. 0 Baseball A We would like to say thank you to all girls who played on the baseball team this year. Also thanks to coach Darcy and Coach Wilson for their great coaching. Hallowe'en night is approaching soon and next Wednesday (October 30) will be Hallowe'en Dress-Up Day. So, wear your rubber noses, pirate patches and fangs. as prizes will be awarded for the best costumes, Plan to finish the day by attending the "Horror Movie Knight" at 8 p.m., featuring "Salem's Lot", and "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes" ....B E w A R E !!!! Prices are $1 for Fee Card Holders and $2 for non-fee card students. The Grad Club will provide popcorn, food and beverages, so come on out and have a "Scarios" night. o KinderKochlest - Waterloo County's Annual cookotf for Junior and senior high school students started with music and a gingerbread house decorating demonstration. Congratulations to the three students from LVS who entered and brought back prizes in these competitions - Steve Kane . 2nd place senior division for Yeast Breads, Jeff Miller - 2nd place senior division for Strudels and our top winner Carolyn MacKinnon - first place senior division for Plans. Thanks Mr, Hendren for allowing these students to participate, Our traditional Oktoberfest dance was held Thursday along with our untraditional Ms. Oktoberfest contest. 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