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Page 24 â€" Waterioo Chronicle, Wednesday, November 1, 1978 KENNETH SHERMAN _ VOTE FOR ONE Complete Collision And Refinishing Service Waterloo County Board of Education DON‘T JUST HOPE FOR A BETTER EDUCATION SYSTEM TRUSTEE Siskin Spotlight endless number of decisions during any given hockey give any more than a passing Education important to defenceman By John Thompson All hockey players make an . At the end of the sixty FOR JM181H 0 Partâ€"time lLecturer at Wilfrid Laurier University School of Business and Economics ® Will seek to rescind the Trustee‘s recent $1000 pay raise ® In favour of special proâ€" grams for our bright and talented children ® Will work to keep neighâ€" bourhood schools open. A lawyer with proven adâ€" ministrative ability â€" FAMILY MAN: Blake and Barbara live with their ALDERMAN BLAKE HULL PROFESSIONAL: L He holds a B.A. in History and an M.A. in Geography with special studies in urban geography and planning. A teacher with 13 years experience, Blake has also worked as an urban and regional planner. ALDERMAN: Blake is Chairman of Protective Services and a member of six standing comâ€" mittees including Finance, Planning and Development and Community Serâ€" vices. Blake is also a representative to the Kâ€"W Social Planning Council. INVOLVED CITIZEN: He is viceâ€"president of the Big Brothers Association of Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo, recording steward of First United Church, treasurer of the Grand Valley Trails Association and a member of the Ministry Advisory Board, Works Canada. any decision that they made during the heat of the action â€" in fact many players don‘t even consider that they had their play on the ice is a simple result of doing what comes naturally when you‘re wearing skates. Brian Waterloo Siskins Junior "B" with the team while he was still of midget age, and the ability to make those splitâ€" second onâ€"ice decisions didn‘t year old blueâ€"liner one bit. It was just those offâ€"ice deciâ€" Brian had played sufficientâ€" ly well last year to have at wood Drive. They simply feel that TT least two Major Junior "A" teams keenly interested in his services for this season. Howâ€" ever, Brian was not certain invited to a Major "A" camp, and accordingly he kept de laying his decision until well on into the summer. He hockey careerâ€"wise, that he would have to make the jump from "B" to "A‘" competition, however, he was also keenly aware that in today‘s competâ€" itive marketâ€"place, an educaâ€" tion is a must. realized that if he wanted a legitimate stab at a future in The most interested of the Major "A‘" teams was the Ottawa 67‘s, a class operation from the nation‘s capital under the capable leadership of Managerâ€"Coach Brian Brian Rumig ...chance with Ottawa ASTRA TRUST & GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES BONUS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Chequing Privileges Minimum monthly balance $1,000.00 Me{mberCauadaDcpomlnscnnceCorp. We are a 100% Canadian Company SHORT TERM CERTIFICATES Monthlyâ€"$10,000 Minimum 10%% . Keith and John. at 98 Longâ€" Kilrea. The 67‘s drafted Brian in the 10th round, however after endless weeks of delibâ€" eration, Brian indicated ot the attending the Ottawa team‘s training camp. He would conâ€" tinue his career in his homeâ€" town Waterloo with the Sisâ€" kins and carry on with his eductation at Bluevale Colleâ€" giate with a full workâ€"load in Grade 12 studies. Kilrea counâ€" pointing out the merits of the Ottawa school system, the fact that the majority of the in their educational pursuits, and that if required, tutoring players. This changed Brian‘s mind someâ€"what, and as the Brian had, in his own mind, reconsidered the possibility of a trip to Ottawa. The Nation‘s Capitol beckoned strongly. Unfortunately, perhaps in deference to his change of mind, adversity struck. Brian caught one of his fingers in a fan at work, and any thoughts of playing hockey on the Labour Day weekend were dismissed. It would take sevâ€" eral weeks, and an operation to repair the damaged tenâ€" dons to make the digit workâ€" able once agina. Obviously, this ruined any chances to become a skater with Ottawa this season. Brian, feeling that fate had played into his hand (no pun intended), looked forward toâ€"reâ€"joining the Siskins, and diligently 1 Year Term Colleâ€" A quiet guy, both on and off ad in the ice, Brian‘s presence has coun been immediately felt since , by â€"his return to the lineup on a f the full time basis. The Siskins , the were suspect along the blueâ€" f the line and Manager Pete Brill »ssful â€" Strongly feels that ‘"Brian is Obviously, the Siskin manâ€" agement are happy that the series of events has brought Brian back into the fold. As man on the team, Brian‘s name on the roster is highly really good defensively. He‘s skates." The improved play of the Siskins of late is no mere confidence. Brian feels that although slowly, we‘re not too bad now. The Coach is working us hard, and it‘s paying off. Sure, Stratford and Elmira are out in front now, but all the other teams are equal and it‘s a good league. Stratford‘s not as good as last year, and we can beat them and Elmira, following the Siskin‘sg, near triumph in Stratford last Friâ€" day (a 8â€"6 loss to the Ist place Cullitons) the team is ready to make a move to close the distance between themselves and the top position. Brian played all his minor hockey in Waterloo, six years at the Alâ€"Star level, and was awarded a Most Valuable Player trophy in the 69â€"70 season, and ended the followâ€" ing year as the high scorer on the tearn. In addition to hockey, Brian enjoys other team sports such as basketâ€" ball, football, soccer and rugâ€" ger. Brian is the only son of Carl, a Budd Automotive supervisor, and Dorothy Rumig, and resides at the family residence at 341 Boxâ€" bury Drive. Two sisters, Sanâ€" dra, age 20, and Denise age 5, round out the household. One decision that Brian has not regretted was the decision to play Junior "B" following a Minor Hockey players. Fresh out of minor midget ranks, Brian suitably impressed Sisâ€" kin management, and was an asset to the team last season value to the team will be even greater as he helps lead the club through the balance of the 42 game schedule. ( _ Special for i Christmas Obviously, Brian feels that OPEN _ 16 Union St TUES.â€"SAT. â€" Waterloo 10â€":00â€"5:30 â€" 1745 6773 THE _ TREASURE TROVE himself to his school for Waterloo rather