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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1978-01-18, Page 13The local arena.. was kept quite busy last week with eight games .of hockey being played, On Wednesday .night. the Atoms and Bantams hosted teams from Mitchell and Eltua-Logan, The Atoms defeated Mitchell 7-1, Leading scorers were Kevin. McArter and Dean Wheeler with two each. Singles went to Kevin Johnston, Tim Fritz, Rick Knight, Assists went to Mike Vader, Dave Wheeler, Tim Fritz, Kevin McArter, The Bantam team also picked up a win, .defeating Elma-Logan 5-1. Paul Johnston scored twice for Brussels with St eve Knight, Brian Tenpas and. Todd Wheeler gettingone each. Assists went to Terry Glanville, Ken Cousins, Ken Higgins, Todd Wheeler, Kevin Deitner. .On Ftiday night, the Novice team travelled to Milverton. where goalie Gary Leis picked . up „a shut-out. The home team won. 640. Dean Wheeler scored the hat-trick, Steven. Wheeler scored twice and Marty Rutledge scored once, Marty picked up the only two assists in the game. At home in the new arena, the local Peewee Club was edged out 2. by Elina-Logan. Brussels' only goal was scored late in the third period by Kevin Wheeler assisted by Danny Achilles. The Midgets played a good game of hockey defeating Huron Park 5-3. Doug Cousins and Paul Bragg scored two goals each with Tim Prior picking up the single goal. Assists went to Scott Wheeler, Brian Deitner, Brian Kellington, John Richmond; Tim Prior and Paul Bragg, On ;Saturday night, the Novice team hosted the Mitchell squad and gained their second shut-out of the week. They defeated Mitchell 7-0. Marty Rutledge led the way with four goals, Dean Wheeler . 2, Bobby Vance 1. Assists went to Gary Martin,. D Dwayne Alcbtilles, can Nicholson, Marty Rutledge. The Novice game 'was followed by a Juvenile game between Howick and Mt. Forest. It was tied 7-7 until the last minute of What's on at the their son on SaturdaYt' January 14 887 6677 at Listowel Hospital. - Correspondent • Mrs.. Allan McCall • TELEPHONE CADDY The Winner Of The $25.00 Gift Certificiate Was Mary Lynne Bray Ray 81 Helen's Family Centre Ray & 'Helen Adams 887-6671 THE BRUSSELS POST,. 4ANvARY10 1978-,--13 Brussels hockey teams win As I put together a few items for the noon pick up on Monday, it is hoped the weather: doesn't turn out like it did last week at this time when it got much worse as the day went on. We were most fOrtunate in this,.area to, hive hydro throughout the storm, although .many were unable to reach home Monday night. As the storm subsided early Tuesday evening, the county road to :Seaforth was finally opened 'with three snowplows for the ambulance to reach the Hugh Johnston farm on the 17th concession of Grey Township. Their daughtet Joyce Colyer was taken to Seaforth Hospital where she required oxygen. She was transferred to Victoria Hospital, London On SatUrday for further treatment, we wish her well. The family visited her oil Sunday. It meant Cancelling all unit meetings and some of them are rescheduled for this week if the weatherman co-operates. This time last year, it was much the same and one didn't go very far from home. • It 'didn't keep a feW of the ladies in the village home last week as they ventured out to the Reid home to do some quilting. It is a good pasttime and Most rewarding for the hours spent. Mr. George Williamson has been a patient in Listowel Hospital, hope he is soon much improved, Congratulations to Mr, William Bennett who celebrates his 92nd birthday on January 20. Mark and David MeLlwain of Seaforth spent a recent weekend with their grandmother, Mrs. Edna, Hackwell. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, Fred Uhler on the arrival of 5:30-6:30 House League 7:00-8:30 Peewee games 8:30-10:00 Midget Games • Saturday 7:30 a.m.-8:30.Bantam Practice 8:30-9:30 Atom Practice 9:45-10:45 Peewee Practice 10:45-12:15 House League 2:00-4:00 Public Skating 4:30-5:45 Midget Practice 6:00-7:30 Novice Games On Sunday morning at the regular morniniservice at. Duff's United Church, Rev. E. Baker. installed the new elected officers of the U.C.W. for 1978. It was also the Communion service. John Cochrane, director of education. for Huron County, stuck his neck out for acounty eleinentary school teacher who bad her vacation plans jeopardized by stormy weather in Huron early last week. Mr. Cochrane granted the teacher a week's leave of absence so she could accompany her husband on a trip to Acapulco. The decision for the leaVe of absence would normally be made by the bciard but stormy weather delayed the board, meeting from January 9 to January 11. The leave of absence, was requested for January 12 to January 20, a seven days leave. Board chairman John Elliott asked the board to grant the leave adding that the director had already given it and needed the board's blessing to make it official. "Based on previous board presedence,"' added Mr Cochrane quickly. "I vote we turn it down," joked Wingham trustee Jack Alexander. Cochrane told the board that the teacher. who was referred to only as employee S.I.N. 444 638 035, had a desirable record of attendance and that her principal had given his permission for the leave subject to board approval. He Said the teacher had prepared work for the students so that they the game when Mt. Forest scored the winning goal. Local boys played * on the Howick team include Brad Knight, Alan Bray and Jerry Alechiouski. ONE WIN —ONE LOSS The Intermediate team played two games last week both on home ice. On Tuesday night, they seemed to have it all put together and came up with a big 8-4 win over Clinton. Rick McDonald led the Brussels squad with 3 goals, Gerry Wheeler 2, with Murray Lowe, Sohn McDonald and Bob McDonald scoring singles, Assists went ,to Randy White, .Brian Workman, Bob Rowe, Bob Brudge, Murray Lowe, Gerry Wheeler. On Sunday, a high scoring game ended 8-7 in favour of the visiting Drayton team. The score was 2-1 for Drayton at the end of the first period) 5-3 at the end of the second,and then finally 8-7 for Drayton. Brussels scored three goals in the last five minutes of the game but couldn't get the equalizer. Scoring for Brussels was Glen arena? Sunday 1:30-3:30 Public Skating 4:00-8:00 Figure Skating 8:30-11:00 Intermediate Hockey Monday-Curling Tuesday 1:00-3:00 Ladies Curling These hours are booked regularly other times are avail- Able for rent by contacting the arena manager. Next Sunday, the Annual Meeting of the congregation will be held in the afternoon following - ;a pot luck dinner after „ the morning sevice. The ladies of the McKillop Unit will make arrange- ments and serve while the seventeenth and boundary Unit will clean up. • -neck out can continue with a supply teacher with minimum adjust- ment. He added that the trip had been won from the teacher's husband's employer and was rather unexpected. The board granted the leave but Zurich trustee Herb Turkheim asked why the teacher was referred to by number. He said the board always used names in these Situations. ` SuPerintendent of education Robert Allan told the board that normally the decision would be made in committee of the, whole and the name would be used. He said there would be no problem naming the teacher if the board wished. Another request for a 25 day leave of absence wsa turned down by the board. The teacher asked for a leave from January '30 to March 3 and the education leave plan committee recommended that the board not grant it. Goderich trustee Cayley Hill said 'he was inclined to agree with the recommendation pointing otit that the teacher has a contract with the board, Hill said the teacher indicated that the leave would be a "form of professional development" but added that if the teacher was that anxious tt benefit from the experience)stepS should have been taken to schedule the project for the slimmer holidays. Warwick with 2. goals, Murray Nichol, Paul McDonald, Gerry Wheeler, Bob Bridge, Bob McDonald scored one each, (by Bea McClenaghan Home Economist, Huron County Nutritional needs in the growing yeaes are greater than those of adults. Nutrition Canada (a cross —'the --country survey conducted in the early 70's) showed that the major nutrition problems of children and adolescents are widespread iron deficiency, inadequate intakes of calcium and vitamin D and vitamin A. Food needs are so great during these active years that it is especially difficult to make up the lost if breakfast is skipped. Breakfast food haters can now be tempted with traditonal non breakfast foods like hamburger or soup, cheese and crackers or yogurt and peanuts. For those on the run, a glass of breakfast,(egg, milk, orange juice put in the blender) can be downed while dressing or muffins, cheese and an,orange can be taken to eat on the school bus. Snack foods for the school age child can be good nutrition if the choices are made from foods within the many "no-preparation- needed" foods of the four food groups of Canada's Food Guide, e. g. ice cream, yog\ur.t., banana, orange, raisins, raw carrots, muffins, peanuts, canned or sliced meat etc . Nutritious, Assists went to Roger Humphries, Murray Lowe, Paul McDonald, Murray Nichol, Brian Workman. well-balanced meals can be created in minutes by using such foods. Schools have a responsibility not only to teach nutrition but to offer opportunities for students to practise good nutrition at cafeterias and school vending machines. During Nutiriton Week January 23 - 28, 1978, many schools in Huron County will turn their attention to nutrition education. All schools in Huron County will" be supplied with a "Nutrition Happenings Handbook of Ideals and Resources'.' prepared by the Ontario Ministry of Health. This resource book gives excellent information and guidebines on how to teach nutrition to the school-age child. Special programmes will be conducted by nutrition education: professions in the county.. The community nutritionist, local public health nurses, hospital dietitians and county home economists plan to be working and co-operating with teachers and parents in several parts of the county to bring accurate nutrition knowledge to the school-age child. Additional programmes may be carried on by individual classroom teachers using the "Nutrition Happenings Handbook". Wednesday 4:45-5:30 Sprout Practice 5:30-6:30 Novice Practice 7:00-00 Atom Games 8:30-10:00 Bantam Games Thursday 2:00-4:00 Pre-Schocil Skating 4:30-10:00 Figure Skating , 10:00-12:00 Industrial Hockey Friday 4:45.5:30 Sprout Practice .,.. Walton L.JCVV installs officers Director sticks Childrens' nutrition needs •