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sparkling THE HERALD Wednesday Jantury Pag Brian and his Big Red hockey team at Cornell University arc rolling along and heading for a third con secutive Ivy League cham pionship So far his season Cornell has a record of five wins and two losses In league play and eight wins and three losses overall is the cams Blurting goaUcnder and he has just come off a very big week He was named the his play in the Cornell Holi day Festival tournament and he was named the ECAC Coal lender of he Week for his play in his clubs victory over Boston Univer sity has played in eight or Cornells 11 so farlhisseoson respectable goats again st average Another interesting statis tic kept at Cornell is the goo I tenders save percent age has stopped per cent of the shots fired at him The press released sent out by Cornell slates hat ward is a graduate of Erin- dale Secondary School In Mlssigsauga Actually he who Is also an excellent student graduated from Georgetown district high school and was he valedictorian this past year He attended for grades 10 and II but return ed for grade 12 and 13 Cornell who Is a freshman is a business administration major and is enrolled In the College of Agriculture and Lire Sclen- Of the players on the Cornell squad IS are Cana dians on scholarship Sixteen of the are from Ontario with the other two hading from Quebec Pee Wees split two was a member of the Centennial Cup winning Platers last year Paul Klstner another member of las years Plater team is also enrolled on scholarship at Cornell and is at the same college as ward The previously mentioned games The Georgetown United Minor Pee Wees split two close decisions last week beating 31 and hen being nipped by Against Dundas Brent Smith opened he scoring In he second period after a scoreless first frame Keith assisted on he play Dundas came back score a notching goal but before he period was out George town had scored wo more goals got he first one from Smith Todd Cull and Wayne Morrow tallied the second one from Mike OBrien Manager Brian James said goal lender Stephen Roy Smith and defense- man Stephen Turner were standouts In he contest Cull opened the scoring against with a goal in the first period Smith and had the assists on he goal Before he first period was over came bock to tie the score in the second period they put in the winner Last night the Minor Pee Wees opened their OMHA best of five round against victory over Boston Uni versity was very important to the Big Red Boston Is the defending NCAA champion and is one of the learns expected to make a good run taking the crown this year Cornells win with being a student should be a good gouge or he Dig Reds chances of going all the way FRENCH IMMERSION PROGRAM THE ALTON BOARD OF EDUCATION meetings lo explain Ihe Partial French 1 available to Halton entering Grades Sep ember 1979 will beheld January pm February p it February February Public School Walkers Lino Gibbon Public School Park Crescent Georgetown Queen Elizabeth park School Drive Martin Street Public School Martin Street Milton E LAVENDER Furniture Annual January Sale Howard Campbell the owner invites all the folks of this area to drop in and cash in on our JANUARY DISCOUNT PRICES 465 Main St Milton 8787256 1979 is International Year of the Child Heres what Ontario is doing and what you can do to improve the wellbeing of our children ii The United Nations has proclaimed JJ as International Year of the Child inorder attention on children everywhere In Ontario the Government has always looked at children as our most precious resource and has worked to provide them with the best possible health education and social programs In 1979 we intend to strengthen these services and programs in the belief that the peace and prosperity of the future depends on the wellbeing of our children today However the Year of the Child lo be truly successful in Ontario must have everyones support your support Only you as a parent or can provide the love and concern that is so essential to the healthy development of a child For more information on the OntarioGovernmentsprograms for our children and a list of suggestions of what you your organization or community can do during the International Year of the Child write to International Year of the Child 1979 Today is for Tomorrow Secretariat for Social Development Whitney Block 1st Floor Queens Park Toronto Ontario Margaret Birch Provincial Secretary for Social Development William Davis Premier Province of Ontario