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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-04-04, Page 14 ""•.'," • • •q4;*.i. , tr, rti , SeCO.itig munitit'Sand arS1of B s's 'DOW in , Hf!fl,ft!!..000 Vii,0101? a,. a .ee o t th s o +4. it If ,010 QU ▪ problem for Brussels ",c4'r • 'ete.:sgiraVetoq11011tehave 4 Itleetmg with ef Concerncd wifhMi* ••,businesses. hank•:'1UfficitalS 'eXact '.artsWers.. :But• that •:a.:larse percentage Ofithea0outiti will tottowti,"!'• dreploie .#relplate,0 z'th iVezqPrtaiPn eFort$,tosaving 4041 s; 'atlo ft ;ttS,Of BirusselsitS412 , "Plf Patik' o e'imnii•nli'',,,14..to,; do% lentlr 04, 1'9 .4re o rr44 r • 00Y.-are7tetee'eti, ,•a.,' gelI0I1SefevetOting waslin. blow.0e 00*.oWr,f,a.i!l'./yie, Elston'. ?, IIPIIIIe049I.%04#9r11*9elh,990•' 'Anti..;,40114.0141, Inn, VI,114teatite,enhecause,Of lieecorkety thastiAddng 'tdon6 ,V,.pf,'"a..corninunity's (.? 'husineSSOBtitit's Situatiiik:WhetefOttither balikereateaei7iilo3ien7 77111'-. •'1 '?"1FiteYfiaitc0.414.0y.,WefeiiVie.,deittiPki.4.940W: ecearitnY,";.;• „ , . •"-7q±ebleerIIttatheen',Otedted'fotrthe':Village,•". It- created emploYment .for ' •Mti',Ncratts."..", ' ,T. - said Nit. Caidiffo . • t tut ktwm.. People areasking • AC000fISMOVE' • mut what going to do. I understand 'Despite the cloaMf lettht.Brussels branch III$000:04,,a0,•U village:didn't live up:to'tlipir -.either *eve to l-istowel;',dititori',9r,-Eltifirli: ,* i!yeat'S',reeiieeftiteNielgOrtil Kiang! is'41S0-''.PxPOgitkaVr.'.! ;04, HiRomi-pdakbtaitches',,, • , ' ,eatteettie0the'leffeettheiliaidt',•elesineWill::::••; .Atilieng1k4rie-dOeSta,like..te;See:the' bank; . , • • ' • ^ avkup,i-theVillage,410heeaiSe.BniSsels is 1se Mattay7q4ditf;?vitlfitsguraik.siaaOls ..SE • a.etNK/ PAGE THHEE • eitIturatease4e00040Y.;'lie area J1apirg7Ala7g tos(dosig,4lia.04'. tog1r to ' , • ai*officialathOrOiela Maybe 1ieepthibgrilOperi"7..He'ehePing.the bank • " . . , . • rrafiti,P4rttbealOhecaU,Se ceerterm will. beiv.c040:exten ion to.stay'open, or , Rktif, Lp LO ,N Y alT:TEN LER—.Iason Einn;tearril Aripnadetiloeet noise Friday night wiled SeefOrtWii Bantams defeated htion11-51n the third genie pi) llti9ntatio deals. tlext game Istonlght '. widnesdaYlittap.m. at dip Haatertriffid Distrjet Community Centre ' . • r, . (Walsink.phatoj :.=, ' , pfret'aff sOrVite; .• Wilaelliketthat ifs closing rliAt w'� li drastatlng thing -for liritssela te, abiyAeeif,We'eart getartatheetcank, /lank 4,cise another business.:,fitit den't Went' to en. 1d theyre,... 'plong tbe .branch •pitbaelc and let-ithappent",1 intend to catl The e0,1000. they'rel9SingrileaPY,Vieysaidther President of the Royal Bank to seeif it an be e1pidA1811 hope but just didn't getthe 7,,kept open.' for 'another .year,';': Said- Mr, isinitiNL.'sald"Mb t«IfideCranter; a'ff:'%y!. 4ea: ay .!!cl,„ nd',.14:114177d}1:47-4,;• 171:;51 "44 ,.• , Organic or health foods ate ho mote nutritious than most food' available in any supermarket. But, because they're seen as having special health -giving properties, Ws hard to convince people that they can do more harm than good, 'Karen Kennedy, education- al consultant for Health and Welfare Canada told about 40 people at Huronview hist week. "Food is synonymous with motherhood so when you're trying to debunk a food fad, you're trying to debunk something good," said Ms, Kennedy. Foods which promise an outcome too good to be true, usually cost more than regular food. They rely on a testimonial rather than scientific proof which can be dangerous when people use them to "cure" their own health,. problems rather than seek professional help. "No food can be labelled or advertised as a treatment or cure to cancer, diabetes, arthritis, tuberculosis or other diseases. We're concerned that people are going to dispel? thenisel;iies instead fof gong fo a doctor, she said. The belief that everyone has to take vitamin supplements especially if they're feeling rundown is one, of the rod. fallacies. Anyone who eats abalanced diet according to C ada's Food Guide does tiotriedd vitamin Or mineral supplements, she said. "tet's not go to.the trouble of eating well. Let's just pop a pillthat seems to be the answer we want. But, 1 would sggest spending more time on your diet,"said Huron County nutritionist Cathy Thomson. Because people haven't taken large doses of vitamins until recently, many of the effects of mega -doses are not known. Scientific evidence says that taking too many vitamins can be as harmful as not taking enough, said Ms. Kennedy. Excesses of vitamin A can cause fatigue, loss of hair and/or nails, vomiting or fever while excesses of vitamin D can cause nausea, diarrhea and kidney stones. Seaforth Optimists' canoe race set to go Organizers of the 13th annual Seaford) Optimist Canoe Race are hoping for ideal weather conditions on Sunday. Apr. 8. "Last year, we had one of the worst storms come through the area on race day," says Arnold Stinnissen, race organizer. Though race hopefuls slept in vans and at the Optimist hall last year, the Optimist Club is optimistic the race won't have to be postponed as in 1983. "Even though it was postponed, we still had 40 canoes in .the Hayfield River for the race. Every year, we have at least 35 to 50 canoes entered - depending on the water level and weather," says Mr. Stinnissen. "On the whole, the race has been successful. Last year, we had about 300 spectators at the Egmondville bridge. And we expect at least as many as last year." This year, there will be eight categories' canoeists can enter. The race is also sanctioned by the Ontario Marathon Canoe Racing AtsociatiOn. A feature again thisyear. is the kayak category. "We had five kayaks last year, and we re gcautg more every year," says Mr. Stinnis• sew "Because we conduct a sanctioned race, canoeists can obtain points in outrace. From here, they go onto bigger rates, But amateur • canoeists are still the biggest group who participate. They're local people who want to support the Optimist club.' Registration begins at'9:30 Sunday morn- ing at the Egthentiville bridge. Itaciligstarts at 1:00 p.m. The level of the Bayfield river is . high, and organizers Say thee conditions will be ideal if the water level does not dedthe. "We hold. our raceearly in the season because at this time, there's enough water in the river to accommodate everycine," says Mr. Stinnissen. "And for this reason, our canoe race is the first in south-western Ontario." "The Bayfield River is a topgh river to canoe. People come because it's a chal- lenge." Trophies will be presented to the winners at the end of the 10 mile course. Proceeds will go to Optiinist Youth work. The high PriatelinoW-eitrbohydiTide dfet iliarthWied .0ettaboifieit oideith. —,-cause severe allergia rea4iOna," sfie•Sald.. believed to e.; imit-fatteeitigl,is,atiother , rTeadiithith.givetzitrilleffe,itaincliidemint; 1 Conaiimers'Inutt be well,edecated about fallacy. Too t...aehprateittliti#Weniinkettio ems,ftn4en9 and 'tosehip. „ht nutrition to renialti healthy vilten eating both cancer and heart *ilia* -• • •Moderatieb(onetotWo dips a day) teas health food and processed food, said Ma anydiavambe docitemisificaes as. dandelio:,clover!, fireweed, .bItteiterty, Thonisorn not recommend the feet tete' ,,IilispberrYandn,'atouvlierryWillntitbehtirmlitt "We'reso %retried about oid health and we Buts goodWeighttedifek4dietitiaThe llid eSeatchlireont and pettnyroyal 'are dartgereus see nuttition as away of curingor preventing yon enjoy, recornmentlyon , oefor particularlr, tor • regnant %trace .while everything, butwe've got to b e very c.arefui. dietician; providet Weight lost of:Witte to foagleve ath11311.4if-the-valley Contalti digital- she said, pounds a week andreconnuted akittiltdaseht 101..8 cardlite.Steettlittit,• "Theps3rchological effect of believing in a activity. 4 'Prints asittlIor.tea.ahould not be picked certaimb.odclinbeverypOwerful ifthefood is "Stay away fie/ fast and easidietirtitat *Mb roadslites since They may have .been not hartiduk especially if it appears to be promise to meltaway thefat sprayedAtlyikeed killersor have' consumed • helping," said Ms. Vlionisoti. Witbddieta.l�tdcuItt1d5we1ght lead front p4Sirlg ears ; said,Mt; 1(etinedy. Consumers ahoidd also question both but it Is difficiiitb keep it"fr--trild Ms flee brushed offthalegs of conventional -4g unconventional sources of KennedY,....'. 4'. ' ' bees antisetikusl loose powderi,dr tablets, feed avoid dangerous foods. "Herbal teas, Whiahare,pait diko back to gUined if tone after 'Finnish athlete "Ifyou think kaindthins. decetitive• is going mann* `beibiligeroualf attributed hik,cOlyMple win to it sayikg, it on, complain to the. goverrunot or the not tensiiiiiedlit mdderationAUtived froth Made hitt run faster and further. • . manufactiirers, The Health Pretection nuke tifsin 2,000 different phihnOterbal teas .Beepcille,tritlay.he great for bees but Ws Branch has 46 food inspectors to investigate are !an unkneWn qiiiiiitity-lit,*scientific net for hitiriatiaSerentifie literature on i is and see tf anything illegal is going on, she co unilfand can eauSe alter& reactions, Wiriest noritmdataiit and 'mink pelt' • • can, said, •!..;ittfi.4. DWI CARER S Cancer Society sells daffodils in town/ A3 Kindergarten registration at SPS /A15 Bantams win third game/ MO caratiittrow OF ttokt i404141d-stt., pate° in . -0010011V.:Th ' tatter. During tee ter vriir. iii'MWaS similes' Bothell 'Cathode Cfnatehold Seatorth celebratton:sh light was turd 6 donittnctiort•to the students airolg wirn student eefnmeo- when Students of St. partiet- With the'teriteri -season& seam trio celebrate tat"' County concerned about closing OW 11C Is Huron County, as it is known today, disappeatir wa the feeling at the Mar. 29' meeting of e Huron County Couticilvitheir' Brussels Reeve Cal, Kreuter saki "l'in hollering for help", after he learned the Royal Bank of Canada is pulling Ottt of his: village. He spoke of the "considerable joie he received earlier that Morning *heti the , Brussels Royal Bank manager told hint the bank was closing. , "I'm concerned where the eittinty as a. 1 whole is going. I have nofigtibut Phi told we'relosino population, itiduStry and commercial projects," said Mr: litrieter., The Brussels reeve said he had been hi confeteitte With MPP Murray Elston qibiron-Ifruce), and the provincial poll& trient-rnetetter 'wanted to know What the, wilage ta going to do about the bank. • • 'We*ktin re g to fight.. We have to do so ` 'teething,' said Mr. *alder. The brussels reeve noted that on side of the Street 'where the Boyd] Ralik I§ locatIleed,, three Or foUt other busineates haverleft in the past yeat,0 feels the snialler tithe* areas- ate being phased out and the county at a whole isbeing pushed into regional .goverigneet. SEE' COUNCIL PAG TWEE • Despitertritht-tiffiVitIttrWiteetli, Seaforth rinsed .over: $OO fee the Cantina* Center' Scti6tYiaboti125 in* t#411 last yeat, during Defrodd Day oh Saturday at. - 'IV* had sane ovet 4ealotts hew wihint teirarititofhfitchellisibekentgoingoarlday twig they sold all their delft:dug. WO - innately they went our" otlieir There's ,an tipol*t coming *the /lobes's. Club itiStatordi,-` says PveridiTterneer,.of the Cintasitatt Cancer Sudety ofd.0in Clinton. • • Betaisellaiti Stieet;Seatorth 'Caw ired Priday by the..-Mitelett dithroddalerver Seaforth Were ddnateate padeatain, eSeafottheoMmtinity Hospital, Pritieds,•Tettere, •SetretVisilf dthe. feerssaidilteteSpensebyhethriteliolunteers andiliepublit was ekeellent., "Most of shell volititteetS were teenagert 'Mid they did. very weltV, She aays. ' • • . ThoSe volunteering MtDaffodil Day were metihers Of the tiOttetti Club, the „tinder Berniert• the, Leo rind:the junior clef 'volunteers at the ,cartliCotnnlunity Hospital. Fundraising in April ili Seaforth will continue with doomo,door canvass and a canvass itt the tali to the rural areas:. * .door-teilOttr tanVass Will lie held in Walton' • tor Hit first titne this year. Ponds will efso be raised with a 'count/- v/14e fishier( show in Elreter on May 2. The Seefetih branch of the Caiiadian Cancer Society will be responsible for the decdra- tfori.tv, Brussels school holds science fair/ B1 INDEX Births /A5 Brussels /82 Classified /Al2, 13, 14 Community Calendar /A3 Dublin /A4, 5 • Entertainment /BB Family 1146, Farm /84, 5 Hehsall /A16 Kids /A14 Obituaries /A 7 Sport; /A8, 9, 10 Walton /83 a a