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PAGE 42 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 21, 1987 Shannon Kelly Hopefully all Bluevale alumni and friends of alumni will be in the region this week, for this Friday is Bluevale‘s Commencement. Diplomas, point awards, subject awards and special recognition awards will be presented to any Bluevale student who graduated in Spring 1987. I want to extend a special invitation to Grads and relatives of Grads as, with the postal strike, your invitations may not have arrived. Commencement is Friday, Oct. 23, 8 p.m. Grads are asked to assemble at 7:30 in the gym. It looks like a very special evening is being planned by Mr. Tucker, Mr. Boothby and Co., so come out and share the occasion with the Grads of ‘87. We‘re heading into the last two weeks of October and it looks like there are some wild and crazy times ahead! The Kettle Creek Co. Fashion Show is rumored to be on its way. Pumpkin Carving announcements have already begun. Get your home room signed up to carve a Halloween pum‘_&kin and enter the contest for "Scariest",k "Funniest" or ‘"‘Most Original" and win incredible prizes for everyone in your homeroom! The pumpkins will be judged at another special and scaaaaary Bluevale event â€" Scaaaary Horror Movie Knight! For a mere $3 with a fee card, you and all your friends (student guests welcome) can watch two terrifying movies for the price of one! Popcorn and pop will be sold. "Creepshow" is one of the movies and the other one . . . you‘ll just have to come and check it out! Pat Kennedy Halloween activities wrap up on Friday, Oct. 30 with Dress Up Day. Wear your favorite Halloween costume and amaze your friends! Remember, Bluevale, first term report cards could be sneaking up on you any day, now. This could be your last chance to party at Bluevale! ® Ecolofest, which focusses on environmental issues of today, kicked off to a great start Tuesday with special dignitaries such as Mayor Marjorie Carroll, Kitchener Mayor Dom Cardillo, MPP Herb Epp, George Flynn and many other guests. Special thanks to Mr. Zuccula, Mr. Valeriote and the members of the Ecolofest Committee. ®© Wunderbar! St. David Spirit made Thursday‘s Oktoberâ€" fest Bash a success. ® Halloween Dance Extravaganza Thursday night with Berny Sadilek from the Vid. Come on â€" wear a costume. ®© Party! No school Friday. ® Congratulations to the Celtic cross country team which finished second in the GTSSA championships and to the tennis team which did well at CWOSSA, especially Mark Byerley and Melina Cruz who won the mixed double consolation. » & Hit the books. It‘s only 16 days to midâ€"semester exams. Welcome Grads! ®© Oct. 14 the entire school cheered on our girls‘ field hockey team as they took on Rosseau Lake College. All our cheering paid off as the teams played to a 1:1 tie. The soccer team played Rosseau Lake as well at Bechtel Park and came away with a 4â€"1 win. ®© The crossâ€"country team competed in the District III championships Oct. 14. Peter Kingdon got a third in senior and Jeff Bowden a fifth. Lochlann Boyle placed fourth in travel to Bruce Peninsula for a weekend of roughing it and © Thursday our debating team travels to Branksome Hall in Toronto forth Independent Schools Debate. They return Sunday. ®© The Outer Club will awawy as well this weekend as they ®© House Baseball was completed Monday, Oct. 19 and soccer starts next. Congratulations to Brant House, currently in firstplace. St. John‘sâ€"Kilmarnock Locker Talk St. David Bluevale IMVKAVCmAnywbokmg for a Mary Kay consultant in this area Call 578â€"3066 or 745â€"8324 for "On The Spot‘‘ pickup or delivery . 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