The Citizen, 1992-10-28, Page 7Health unit
launches
breakfast
campaign
The Huron County Health Unit,
in co-operation with the Huron
County Board of Education and the
Huron-Perth Roman Catholic
School Board, is launching
“Breakfast Awareness Week in
Huron”, Oct. 26-30. Breakfast
provides both children and adults
with the fuel needed to support
mental and physical activity
throughout the morning.
With about 48 per cent of deaths
being attributed to lifestyle causes,
you can get a jump on good health
by starting each day with a
breakfast that includes foods from
three of the four food groups.
Results from the Huron County
School Health Survey (1991) show
a dramatic drop in the number of
students who eat breakfast
regularly when we compare grade
four (79 per cent) to grade 10 (52
per cent). As well, there is a
marked rise in the number of
students who never eat breakfast
from grade four (six per cent) to
grade 10 (23 per cent).
As part of this campaign,
teachers will be focusing on
breakfast with 11 to 14-year-olds in
grades six, seven, and eight.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28,1992. PAGE 7.
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Cool down
Craig Empey, a Blyth Public School student, looks a little
done in following his cross country race at Hullett last
Thursday. He might have needed to sit after, but he gave it
his all during the race, taking third place in the intermediate
boys event.
S pSHT"
Bulls on five-game
winning streak
The Brussels Jr C Bulls improved
their record to five wins - no losses
after weekend play. Offensively the
Bulls have four balanced lines
while defensively goaltenders
Trevor Fortune and Gary Bridge
have allowed 10 goals against.
Friday night in Walkerton the
Bulls, behind two goal perform
ances from Brad Carter and Greg
McNevan defeated the Black
Hawks 8-1.
McNevan scored twice on the
powerplay to give Brussels a 3-1
first period lead while Carter
scored twice on individual efforts
during second period action for a
6-1 lead after 40 minutes.
Singles were added by Jonathan
Lane, Steve Fritz, Ryan Robins and
Alex Motley.
Saturday night in Grand Valley
the Bulls defeated the Harvesters
6-1.
Steve Fritz had a goal and two
assists while Alex Motley, Jamie
Williams, Jeff McKee, Greg
McNevan and Ryan Robins each
scored once.
The Bulls broke a 1-1 first period
tie with two goals in the second and
scored three times in the third for
the win.
Trevor Fortune took the win
against the Harvesters while Gary
Bridge won the Walkerton game.
The Bulls' next game is Sunday,
Nov. 1 when the Mt. Forest Patriots
bus into town. This game has been
designated as Brussels Minor
Hockey Day. All Brussels Minor
Hockey players will be admitted
free of charge.
Unknown suspects
steal Chevy van
Wingham OPP are investigating
an automobile theft which occurred
sometime between 2:30 and 8 on
Saturday morning in Aubum.
A 1985 Chev van was taken; the
keys had been left in the ignition, a
spokesperson from the Wingham
OPP said. The owners reported the
theft in the monring. It was found
that same day on Mill St. in Blyth.
There was no damage to the van.
Police have no suspects and are
asking anyone with information to
call the detachment.
Sorry for the error
In the Oct. 21 issue of The Citi
zen, it was incorrectly stated that
Kevin Wheeler's skating partner at
the Bull's Dream Team game was
Michelle Menzies.
In fact, his, partner was his sister,
Carol Wheeler who is also a Brus
sels skater and now a figure skating
professional.
We apologize to Carol and her
family.
Silver Tops elects Dorothy
Grange as chairperson
The Silver Tops held their pot
luck dinner on Wednesday, Oct. 21
at the Community Hall with 18
present. Grace was sung. Everyone
partook of the bountiful array of
food. Happy Birthday was sung to
Tena Empey whose birthday was
that day.
Dorothy Grange chaired the
meeting. Secretary, Marion Haggitt
read the minutes. They gave
accounts of the meeting at Grand
Bend and Fun Day at Dungannon.
The election of officers took
place. Dorothy Grange is chair
Michael Bakker
sings at Knox
Rev. Paul Ross conducted the
service at Knox United Church and
Bemice Gross was organist.
The invitation to worship “Come
In Come In and Sit Down” was
sung. Rev. Ross gave the prayers of
Approach and Confession followed
by hymn “Come Let Us Sing of A
Wonderful Love”.
Rev. Ross had the conversation
with children. The Lord's Prayer
was repeated in unison and the
children’s chorus was sung. “Judge
Eternal Thomed in Splendour” was
sung. Michael Bakker sang, “In My
Heart There is a Melody” after
which the congregation sang. “O
God of all The Many Lands”.
Rev. Ross’s sermon was entitled
“Heads We Lose, Tails We Lose”.
Offering was received by
Laurence Plaetzer and Peter
Verbeek and dedicated. The closing
hymn was “From Ocean Unto
Ocean”. The singing of our
National Anthem concluded the
service.
person and Marion Haggitt
secretary. The November meeting
will be in charge of Marion Haggitt
and Bemice Anderson.
It was moved that Tena and Ethel
will look after the Christmas
meeting. Each person is to take a
gift and it will be held on
Wednesday, Dec. 9 at noon.
Fees were taken. Dorothy read a
poem from the Voice magazine
entitled “Seniors and our Changing
Lives”.
SHARP
DEALS
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READY-TO-GO
USED CARS
Craigs get company
Nancy Park attended a music
seminar in Toronto on the
weekend.
Mrs. Helen Anderson of
Winnipeg visited for 10 days with
her parents Hazel and Dawson
Craig and members of her family
and friends.
Great Savings on
These Used Cars &
Trucks. Some One
Owner Low Mileage.
1991 Chevy S-10
extended cab pickup, V6
with air
1991 Pontiac 6,000,
4 door
1991 Lumina Euro, V-6,
air
1991 Tauras, 4 door, V-6,
air
1990 Chrysler New Yorker
Landau, loaded with
extras, 4 doors
1990 Tauras, 4 door, V-6,
air
1988 Ford 4X4
1983 Ford F150 4X4
pickup
1981 Delta 88, 4 door,
loaded
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