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, R. aam7s. L4WRENCE.PU Some . fhe contributing Dietitian /Nutritionists, ,
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1:„aWpaitic . . Cusack are 'etipinfil ._fa ctors situation are'' the -recommend c •,that we 'aim
• 0.1olitiwihg'. their marilacteSettember 13 at ,,rapid cha
Reirthside U?iited Chump. They arch now r6Airtiti
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escalating
PreOdenti: the ' Q'fitario...pletetie 'that Can betaken to deal with this`
• AssoCiatiorf. rertr--situatiorf. The FoOd Aloes Review.
concentrated teinmunity effortc to 'Board showed, that if 4 fainily of 4.
•educate %the ptiblic;. first to line ! wh4t to choose 'from the
recognize! hat. matters 12,009' food items 1 ; super*
and ieCondly, to do, something markets, they could, trim up c6
- about- it." '' ' 000 a year-'from foofl bills
Ahe NutritiOn"Cinaci,a Survey in and still- eat nutritious „meals
1973 revealed that half the adults': ' containing the. right, 'amount of
• 7in Canada are overweight and .'calories. • I '
lack' ce'rtain• fiatrientS in their' What ' constitutes ' adequate
diets.. • • ' • daily nutritional. intake? , .
• the ftgt that adequicte,nutiltiottl!; balanced' .,"' . ' !,_ 111'qgefill:45 vital to good healtll. ',• , All 'this ad& uplo'•,cfmcOttit,16r. , 4. dreads cereal 2,1
"One way t4 Ceunter.itt , dietitianinutritionista wh`o are „ „5:;,kleat Fish pr 0010 POta!ft,
alternative *a'aM'
prevent illness caused" 'by._ Pow PrOblem0 of the'pOeily nourished, ,' • •' you, ha ve. Northnide
Noveiob6e,2! a71915, Apoxii#0, eating.f",m9oi i'qfPkiP* 4:: 11: .by ' The , Ontario 'Pletefic, 'hope. and snac king os, alt
Aisociatufir to, fociza itteritien on oltetiratiVeloMtillit POntIonall,r
.eating said Sheila.Smith, There Are solne positive steps OuOefttrig* uaritiolit '001140 If taltioh ;on:,
'Nutrition s tlatt Or; ,la e eating - habits 00 pled yi;),•4; 5,444 a F0etl,
theme of Nutriitor. x!Ahrmd okysic4rioti I gYPr$40Y,i',errt:frio4S
spiralling health th ca costs is,, 1,0 ,daily confronted. *Rh ;the health
es'Att our lifestyles, 5-point meals, wi* a food from'
oad costs, sporadic • ' each.' of 'the' S food grouiPs' in"
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Pii.tialgtapt TOth:, 404, dtrtar
i`illstrY•'Q1f Jeaith.yv it he Oyoot,
19cittie, th:,*oftiOuritig,14,4tatIon ovember ,
, . J sor4.-Nrif41;A:Ci • • • • .
Deborah s- Antic Wa lace and. Eiteter, piece of . the, groom was
'• Leonatd ..Keith • • andesott... ..•the 'floWergirl.) '• The bride!s •
exchanged 'Wedding, . vows attendants.were' Similarity -attired
'SepteMber 27, 1975 at 4:00 On. in dresSes.of 'autumn:floral crepe
ilk town:1011e. ;Lnited,..pairch • withi matching'- bolero •,J4kets. •
with •Ray.§T.E.klanccidi 615Ciating TbeY.karried nosegays or'CoPPer
. at the double-ring eeremeny: The ;" and yellow chrysanthemums with -'•
, church ' was decorated • with. . yellow roses and sprays of dried •
• autumn. :•• coloured Chrystn- ,ItgrilowerS:
the'aiitmt; ( ' • • •••• . cciegor,• R.„ .115, .
• The ,bride', is the daughter . Clinton; friend of the . grooin • was
Mr., and Mrs. 'Robert, Wallace. the, groomsrhan.. Fhe Ushe wet'.
R.R./144,5'eafoith and the gtotim is' Mr. 'Bill .,"• Wallace, .:lye, ton, •
the "son, of•Mts. Irene. Jainies99, • -brother of, the bride. Mr. D ug,
.#4,': Clinton and • ite late .".• JamieSo brothe/O the
notst. Jamieson:, • 'paster” '• S ott
The Weddi6g. Prayer!'- and , nephew of
'Sun:rise, fr; 'Siniset'.' were •Sung by groom: - ••
•Mis., Dawn Papple .accompanied Thg bride's mother receiV
by Mrs, . Minna :Scott' at the • the guests • in; a• rrielon:shade
orgaa. • , • . • ' • , • • gowtt.„Witk a. it-Latching jaitel and
The briden given iii narria,ge by . wore a cordage of variegated
her-., father arid mother- .9tfoge.:i. melon and • • yellow sweetheart
yfloor-jength silk; , jersey, gown. roSes. She .was.' assisted' by . the
'ilfa'ationed,:•with a high, neckline gFoom's, mother who. wore a
and ,crochyted•• lace insets in ant; gown with • a' . k w . collar Oig • bishop :sleeves,,: corsage of, pink sweetheart
and, skirt., A Catheiltal... The wedding dinner Was.SerLed
, ,crocheted Jeep" trim fell • . in ,the .chtitch parlour, an
softly from a Juliet ; cab. She' ,'reception„ followed at ,the White '
' carped' - a •••' bbiiquel • ofP1'. "Carnation,
' melon-shaded. sweetheart toseS....'.7 Aftettn wedding trip to Ottawa •
•1,• and Yellow- carnations -with sprays!:, and NOithern Qatari°, the couple
• • 'Of dried .starfloWers.y . . ' reside at. A.R.112, .56:forth:
,Mts..Liella • „Bennett, . :Prior to her t'vedditig the bride.;'
'Egniondville', :Sister of-the' bride, was' ' :honoured' " by :sat:prise ';
:•"' • • was ma roe . of honour and -the shower at'the home of Mrs.'Mary.'...
bitaiSmaids. were'iMiss Dorothy ..1..O.,U•MeGtegor, Clinton''; iehurCli
Jamit son, Naticeil‘;.er, •• sister of, and. ',community ' .. showret
the ..,,,gt:Oom and ,,Mri.ncy United Church and '
McNabb; • •Hensall, friend (Of the . sboWer . the. he-Ted:Mrs. Beth
. bride. 44ISS. 4-leather jamieton, .Jartilektin:I. Exeter. • . .
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• CROW,LEY -,MURRAY,
Ati Patricia -Murray and Frank .
,.Ciewley were United in .marriage,
it St.. Colinaban Raman, Catholic
,'''.„'hurchon;SePtettiber 6th 2:Off
With 'key.' %Father H.. J.
:,ara .g14- performing the "Ntiptiai-
vlass. • •
• .. The .altar, was` clec6rated, with'
pink glads 'and White starburst,
flowers With *.matching flowers
.and bewis on the pews.
The.' bride 1 ,the daughter of
Mr and Nrs.Raymond J.
, Murray, R. g'.1150 Seaforth and..
Mr. ' and Mrs: Cletus. Crowley,
R.R.112; GadSbilI are the,' parents,
of the' groom, .
. The bride given. in .marriage•by,
her father arid mother Whose a
white • nylon organza.. Own
designed on empire lines and
.-trinittibed• with iniported lace
•• with seed pearls, and ruffled'-
pleated yokel-emit and :back with
two tiers of ruffles around the
hemline falling -.to.a long chapel
train. She . carried • a trailing,
• bouquet 4.)f ' pink delight toseS,
White stephanotis and • white
' starburst carnations. Her three
tiered hand embroidered Eredcbk
illusionNeil fell 'from a headpick/e
of appliqUed hiee. „
Miss Jean Murray, sister, of the\
, bride, ft.t.115, 'Seaforth was, the
' maid- of honor. The bridesdands
were Mrs. Elaine Van den
HengeliSeaforth, Mrs.' Mary-Lou
Aldan of Stratford, both sisterl
of the bride, Miss Maid. Crowley,
Gadshill, sister of the gkoom and
Mrs. Marilyn Crowley, St..
Thomas, cousiirof the btide. They
were gowned ,alike in • identical
fAi - fldeit;length gowns' f pifikflocked
CARNIVAL eREANI-STYLE.
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nylon Sheer over taffeta, with lace
trinacorl Ate skirt, •puffed nsleeves,
and sweetheatfnecklino..a4o 'lace
trimnied. They.,chese m .atching
pink' :pictuk, 'hats and carried'
basket b6uqUets of White
starberst carnations land' pink
Mr. JohnF-rowley, tWin.brcither
of the groom; Strathroy; was the'
groomsman and thi.usherls were •
Wayne Rolph, ,bother -itt-law of
the, • groom; It,R.5, ,Mitchell,
Patrick CowleY„ brother 7 of the'
groom, M4ael Crowley; 'brother
of 'the . grown; 4iStratbroy and ,
Douglas Mntray, brother of the
bride';R:M, SeafOrth. They wore.
light blue .tuxedos.
Miss Cathy Murray, iteR.115,
Seaforth; was the orga .st
Miss Shaton Staples, St; •
Colurnban, the. 'soloist' ging .,
"Thank You • LOrd'' We ding
Song", "Ill never find, another •
you". , . •
• The dinner and .receptioh was,.
held ' at ' the •• Bradhagen
Community Centre. 'The bride!S •
mother chose a long -raspberry
.matte 'sits ,g;',4n with *a white
gardenia .corsage;. The grocati'§
mothet 'wore a 1ong peach -floral
polyesteie, crepe gown With a
corsage of White carnations.
For the honeymoon to t e pst.
toot , the 'bride ch a dark
: green wool' ma ng vest• and
_skirt 'with 'a . aim- trcre-ii blouse
arid '• A White "corsage. Her
.accessories „Weie brown. The
groom woo thiee.piece brown
suit with.: a hite-,carnatian.
, -The couple will reside in' St.
Crilumban.'