The Citizen, 2004-07-29, Page 6Mike Bean
Mike, son of Dana
and Joyce Bean of
RR 1 Auburn, is an
Ontario Scholar
from Goderich
District Collegiate
Institute.
He will attend
ConeStoga College
in Kitchener where he is enrolled in
the civil engineering prog-
rani.
Krista Jones
The daughter of
Maryann Jones and
Tom Refflinghaus of
RR2 Clinton, is an
Ontario Scholar
from Goderich
District Collegiate
Institute. She will
attend Brock University in the
honours program in Child and
Youth Studies.
Catherine
Robinson
Catherine,
daughter of Bill and
Susanne Robinson,
of RR2, Auburn,
will attend the
Univeristy of
Waterloo in the
chemical engineering program. She
achieved her Ontario Scholarship
status at Goderich District
Collegiate Institute.
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THE EDITOR,
It was good to see and read the
article of July 22, page 6 regarding
the benefits of apples in preventing
arious forms of cancer.
I would like to expand on what
was printed and also thank you for
eying to inform the readership of
The Clltzett. Surely some will take it
.enouslv.
The many benefits of apples in our
diet seems to me to be one of the
world's best kept secrets.
Our ancestors knew more about
good nutrition than most people
know today. Sixty years ago over
half of Canadians lived on farms and
produced most of their food no their
farms. Most of those farms had an
orchard. They raised and butchered
hogs, cattle and poultry. They grew
potatoes. beans and all kinds of
vegetables that were chock full of
starches, tats and sugar, the things
they now tell us aren't good for us
and are causing obesity, high blood
pressure and all the rest, including
cancer and diabetes.
They didn't worry about what they
ate, they ate what they had which
Staying afloat
To raise money for new pool blankets, the lifeguards at the Brussels pool, with help from the
bronze medallion and bronze cross students, embarked on a tread-a-thon. On Tuesday from
noon until midnight, the swimmers did half-hour shifts treading water. A number of sponsors
have already donated generously to the $2,700 cause. Recreation employee Abi Corbett has
promised that once $1,500 is reached she will have her head shaved, a definite possibility as
the donations will be counted until the end of summer. (Bonnie Gropp photo)
Area students GDCI sholars
PAGE 6. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, JULY 29, 2004.
Letter to the editor
Writer offers information on benefits of apples
included lots of fruit, especially eat".
apples. Grandad with a Grade 8 education
They knew that plenty of fruit in knew those things well. We should
their diet was a counterbalance to the now know more -things better, but
fats, starches and sugar which we here we are discovering how to stay
now are cautioned against. well. It leaves me wondering how
Why are we so uninformed? It's serious they really are about
not new information that an apple a promoting good health.
day keeps the doctor away or that an Thanks again for printing that
ounce of prevention is worth a article.
pound of cure and "you arc what you Mason Bailey, Blyth.
Bluebox Adjustment
Many items are made of LDPE plastic film, but very few are actually
labeled. When the Bluewater Recycling Association began
collecting film in 1989, it was limited to grocery bags. Over the
years, it was expanded to include other products such as bread
bags, milk outer bags, dry cleaning bags, etc. These products are all
"technically" recyclable, however, they are often contaminated with
leftover products (bread, milk, paper tags, etc) or mixed with other
non-recyclable film like the cereal bags,food wraps, chip bags, etc.
The excessive contamination has forced us to refocus.
As a result, the Association will only accept plastic grocery bags as
they are the only common item in the household that we know is
made of LDPE and is consistently delivered in a clean state.
We apologize for any inconvenience
this may have caused. Most materials
left in your blue box are not
acceptable. If you have any questions
please feel free to contact us at
1-800-265-9799.
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century tent, on Island Park, Portage La Prairie, MN was the pretty
setting for the May 22, 2004 wedding of Brenda Smith and Mark
Bachert. Parents of the couple are Art and Debbie Smith, Portage
MN and Keith and Janet Bachert, Walton, ON. Mr. Gaus Goff,
Arlington, Washington was the officiant. Attendants were friends,
Mareshah Bergsma as maid of honour, and Ross Vanstone as best
man, both from Manitoba. Bridesmaids were cousin Sarah Smith,
Saskatchewan, friend Cynthia Qlson, Iowa and sister of the groom
Shirlee Groothu.s, Chicago, Illinois. Groomsmen were brothers of
the groom, Marvin Bachert, Walton, ON and Michael Bachert,
Cumberland, MD and friend Jeff Sharp, Midland, ON. Junior
attendants were nieces and nephews of the groom, Rachella Ganoe,
Fort Ashby, West Virginia, Blake McKinley. Kitchener and Heidi
and Devin Bachert, Walton. Ushering guests were brothers of the
bride Ken Smith, Winnipeg, MB and Jeff Smith, Edmonton, AB and
brother-in-law of the groom, Brent Groothuis, Chicago. Following
their active involvement in a Gospel Tent Series, to which all are
warmly invited August 1-August 22, 2004 at Holmesville, ON, the
happy couple will be serving the Lord (D.V.) as missionaries to
Nicaragua, Central America affiliated with Assemblies of Christiansj
gathered to the name of the Lord Jesus.