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Tilt November 1M8Paet Residents shocked by death of teen HMH ilk to 111 I imi sum News Don t forget Iho Craft Show on Sunday Nov 13 noon to All tables have been rented and we should nave a nice variety of ven dors Come for lunch or Just or fee and a snack and browse through the main nail Admission Is free Presidential Powwow J the it the Bennett Health Centre Nov The annual luncheon hai been held by the he early into at Ihe meeting representing pan president were Hell to right Inei rich ton Helen and VI InRili Helta Deui Hark J Matthew I Junr Herald Cancer research focuses on diet The Cunodiun Society recently announced dietary recom which may reduce the risk of developing certain types of cancers These recommendations ore the result of research to date identifying possible links diet and cancer Specifically the Canadian Cancer Society recommends a reduction in fat Intake and an increase in fibre containing foods in daily diet such as whole grain cereal fruits and Other recommends lions Include having several of vegetables and fruit daily keeping weight close to ideal restricting consumption to two or fewer drinks daily and minimising consumption of smoked nitritecured salted foods Peter ScholiJield Execulive Director National Institute of Canada said Although the link between diet and is not con elusive there enough slfmtficant evidence from epidemiological studies to prove that diet is impor in the of cancer club meets By GLENN SCHWARZ Herald Special The group met Oct at the house of for their weekly meeting to discuss topics such as beef grades as well as the different cuts of beef that the carcass provides and methods of lb lion The group went into the kitchen far some snish kebobs which were enjoyed thoroughly Junior leader Christine Kerr then led her interpretation of Reach for the Top on the topic of different cuts of beef as well as the methods of preparation for the different cuts Everyone enjoyed themselves and the meeting was adjourned at nine clock The group met once again Oct 31 again for meeting concerning pork Members talked about the different types of diseases thai can be contracted through pork as well as the prevention and tions which the government plants take in order 10 ensure the safety of Canadians health Members talked about different cuts of pork and the different that are used In the kitchen the group prepared some which were very good jZi18 Main Street South Downtown 8731470 ELECT PAT MCCARTHY FOR DETAILS ON THE ISSUES OR HELP GETTING TO THE POLLS PLEASE CALL COUNCIL WARD 3 Good service good coverage good price- Thats State Farm insurance ROBERT TAIT INS AGENCY LTD QuclprtSI 8731833 Like a good neighbor State Farm is there We estimate that the weight of evidence Is similar to the evidence that linked smoking and cancer years ago when tobacco warnings were first announced Scientists have Ihjt diet is responsible for approximately per cent of cancers in the world I inns removed and the remainder f glass Jars and bottles should be rinsed and the tops newspapers can be put into paper or bags no glossy or jumbo plastic bottles can be rinsed and the tops thrown away The Water mm Control plant on Wellington St in Guelph will take waste as dead batteries hemic lis paints solvents and Most Canadian Tire stores will dispone of old oil for you A showing by people in the It ifad area could encourage TownJnp to extend to us the cling program available i Isewhere or a facsimile thereof I ouiicllior Dons will be Community on Nov 19 for I hose who would like more about recycling its benefits nc the of programs that The Women Institute meets Wednesday Nov at p m at Ihe home of Alma Sinclair on the Line Anyone who would be In terested in the work of the Institute is invited to attend For more in formation call Mrs Sinclair at The United Church reports their Turkey Supper was a success with people coming from quite a distance for the chance to enjoy an old- fashioned turkey dinner with all the trimmings The Senior Choir is look ing for new members and they tise every Wednesday night at Please remember if youre the luld for the paper coming out the following Wednesday so have your items In early They con be dropped off at my box in the General Store or phoned to me at 8732139 Hubby literate so don I be afraid to leave a but I can vouch for the kids HARDWORKING EFFECTIVE FRONT and CENTRE ON EVERY ISSUE Dear Voter Monday November 14th is Election Day in Hills You the resident and taxpayer will hive in opportunity to direct the future ot It is your vote that will determine our roads improve whether our protected and we stop the dump It vote that will determine how we grow and how we meet our employment and economic needs I encourage your participation and ask for your support Sincerely WATCHING YOUR TAX DOLLARS Fiscal I moans she approaches you Sorvlco To coil Mi PLANNING FOR HOUSING NEEDS STOP THE DUMP l on iCo 0 Ac Shi Mils Pram Sheldon supported a AGRICULTURE BIG PIPE 7rvHr IMPROVED ROADS A MUST For yours wo novo talk Industry Prov nco to hole pay or boiler roc but serious negotiation has ITS YOUR TOWN Take Care of it On November 1 4th 1 988 VOTE Pam SHELDON If you are not on the current voters list you can be sworn in at the Polls For Transportation to the Polls Call 877251 4 8531 328 87891 03