The Brussels Post, 1977-12-07, Page 15Collection. .v6e.yotte.
No me at home but
hockey is'underway
• Even though there is no ice
at home, some of the hockey
teams have been travelling out of
town to get the season underway,
Atoms and 'Bantams. have played
three games each while the
Novice and. Midgets have played
one game each.
The Atoms played Seaforth 2
weeks ago and were defeated 10-7
with only • one hour of practice
time.
Last Monday night they were in
Blyth where they picked up a 8-0
win. Goal scorers were Kevin
McArter 5, Tim. Fritz 2, Rick
Knight I. Assists went to Kevin
Johnston, Dean Wheeler and
Kevin McArter..
On Saturday they travelled to
Huron Park where they won 9-0.
Goal scorers were Rick Knight,
David Wheeler, Kevin McArter 2
each, with Sean Kieffer, Tim Fritz
and Marty Rutledge getting 1
each. Assists went to Kevin
Johnston, Wayne Wheeler,
Marty Rutledge and Kevin
McArter.
Winter is beautiful b t
can be dangerous
Fight frostbite by avoiding
excessive use of alcohol, tobacco
and drugs. And chew gum -- it
helps face muscles stay flexible.
In a Canadian winter, the cold
is expected. Prepare for it. It's
your winter to use wisely.
Chewing gum is okay in winter.
The Canadian Red Cross Society
says it helps keep facial muscles
flexible in extreme cold, and thus
helps guard against frostbite. tle
prepared for winter this year and
stay out of trouble. It's your
The Bantams also got their
season underway with an hours
practice time when they played
Zurich in November and Were
defeated 6-0.
Last Thursday night they
travelled to Vanastra to play
Hensall and came home with a 9-4
win.Leading scorer was Ken
Cousins with 4, Mike Watson 3,
Paul Johnston and Brian Tenpas 1
each.
Assists went, to Steve Knight,
Kevin Deitner, Doug McArter,
Les Black, Todd Wheeler,
Stewart Cardiff, Ken Cousins,
Brian Tenpas, Mike Watson.
On Saturday night they played
Dublin in Seaforth and won 6-1.
Single goals went to Brian
Tenpas, Terry Glanville, Ken.
Cousins, Mike Watson, Todd
Wheeler, Steven Knight. Assists
went to Ken Higgins, Les Black,
,Steve Knight, Ken Cousins and
Todd Wheeler.
On Friday night the Midgets
played their first game in Blyth
getting defeated 7-4.
The Novice also got the season
underway on Saturday afternoon
in Seaforth and managed to come
through with an 8-8 tie.
Hopefully Brussels ice will be
in shortly and permit some good
practices so that the teams can
give the opposition more to
contend with.
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Entertainment, at -
THE QUEEN'S HOTEL 1
BRUSSELS
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Friday and Saturday Night.
* Entertainment
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1 Christmas Concert
740
by
Melville Presbyterian Sunday School
Young People
Sunday Evening, Dec. 18
at 7:30 p.m.
Melville Presbyterian Church
It takes— special eyes to
appreciate the beauty of winter.
But once you've 'experienced
Canada's wondrous winter
landscapes, the impression lasts
forever.
But there is danger in the
beauty for the unwary. The
Canadian Red Cross Society
muttons winter funseekers to be
practical and cautious.
That gleaming and inviting
expanse of ice can be, deceptive.
To support just one person , the
ice needs to be four inches (or ten
centimetres) thick. H ow can y ou
tell? Make a hole Close to shore
and check it out.
When you're outdoors, there's
a constant battle between the low
surrounding temperature and
your body, as it struggles to
maintain its 37.5°C. Your body
will cut off circulation to your
extremities to maintain heat in
vital organs. When that 'happens,
it's the firSt sign that the
surrounding cold is winning the
fight. This is hypothermia, the
lowering of internal body
temperature. Death usually
results when that internal
temperature drops to below 26
degrees Celsius.
The Canadian Red Cross
Society urges you to prepare
yourself for this battle with the
cold. Never fish, ski or
snowmobile on ice. less than four
inches-or 10 centimetres thick or
near obstacles such as rocks,
stumps and wharves which
weaken ice. Falling through
weakened ice can result in
immersion in bitterly cold water.
In such a situation hypothermia
sets in quickly.
Investigate the wincichill factor,
the temperature and the weather
forecast before going_ outdoors,
then dress accordingly: Mittens
are warmer than gloves and wool
is still the best material of all
because even when wet, it gives
warmth. One third of all body
heat is lost in the neck and head
area, so cover up. 'Wear the
clothing designed 'for the sport;
particularly when snowmobiling.
Wedding'. Reception
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FRUIT SALAD -- Pauline McLennan, I, and Debbie
Prior of Brussels II 4-H Club are show cutting a
grapefruit for a salad at the 4-H Achievement Day in
Ethel. Saturday. (Photo by Langlois)
New Years Eve
DANCE
Music By 'Rollin' Smoke"
NewCommunity Centre Brussels
$20.00 Per Couple
Hats, Lunch, & Novelties.
Sponsored by Brussels, Morris and Grey
Receational Committee.
BED RACE
A Bed Race is being held on Main Street as part of the
Brussels Santa Claus Parade on Dec. 17. All participants
must pre register using the coupon below.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
Entrants must be 16 or over.
1. Must have once been a bed.'
2. Four wheels or skis only (2 front, 2 back)
3. Must have a rider and four pushers.
4. No self propelled beds.
5. Any size bed will be allowed.
- 6. All beds must pass the "bed safety check" at 2 p.m.,
Dec. 17, at South End of Brussels, Main Street.
7. All riders must wear helmets.
8. Pushers must not change position with rider during
the race.
Not responsible for injuries.
AII beds must be pre-registered at $5.00 entry per bed.
Only TO applications left
All participants enter at own risk.
Trophy and medals awarded.
First 15 beds only accepted.
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Team Name
Representatives ,name
Address
Telephone No.
Mail ,or di.'op off form to
J & K ShoeS, 80X. 57
or
Mayers Jewellers, Box. 239
Brussels, .011itititi