The Citizen, 2008-03-20, Page 20Neighbouring counties Huron andPerth will be taking on one anotherin some all-star hockey action, all tobenefit the United Way.
The games will go on Tuesday,
March 25 at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. and
there will be a boys game and a girls
game, respectively.
Set to drop the puck for the boys
game is Huron United Way vice-
chair Jerry McDonnell of Blyth.
This is the third year this game has
taken place. It has proven to be a
good fundraiser in the past and a
great way to partner with schools to
encourage students to become future
members.
The Huron County teams will be
comprised of players from F.E.
Madill Secondary School, Central
Huron Secondary School, St. Anne’s
Secondary School, Goderich District
Collegiate Institute and South HuronDistrict High School. The Perth County teams will becomprised of players from St.
Michael’s Secondary School,
Stratford Central Secondary School,
Stratford Northwestern Secondary
School and Listowel District
Secondary School.
Both games will take place at the
Stratford Rotary Complex at the
John Molson Arena. The girls game
will start at 7 p.m. with the opening
face-off being dropped by Jane
Kirkpatrick, past president of the
Perth County United Way. The boys
game will kick off at 9 p.m.
Admission to the games will be $2
per student and $3 per adult, with the
proceeds going to the United Way of
Perth County and the Huron United
Way.
PAGE 20. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 2008.Students play for United Way
March break wrap-up
The sun was shining, and while the snow hadn’t all melted just yet, the weather was right for
some road hockey last Sunday afternoon in Brussels. While the Brussels, Morris and Grey
Community Centre was packed with spectators for two provincial championship games, these
young men took to the pavement to decide their own championship. Camden Hamilton took
on goaltending duties while Austin Stevenson, front, and Jeremy Ross fought for the tennis
ball. (Shawn Loughlin photo)
2007 Tax Savings for Active Children
Families with active kids benefit from the Children’s Fitness Amount
canada.gc.ca/taxinfo
or call 1-800-959-8281 TTY: 1-800-665-0354
Physical Activity – It’s for Life!
With the Children’s Fitness Amount, parents can claim up to $500 per child for registration in certain physical activity programs.
Find out more information about the Children’s Fitness Amount or other tax savings programs and how they benefit you by visiting:
Alyssa’s parents
save on taxes with
her ballet lessons
Omar’s parents
save on taxes
with his baseball
registration costs Nathan’s parents
save on taxes
with his karate
training costs
Jessica’s parents
save on taxes
with her hockey
registration costs