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BORNUTSSAREILOS
Atwood United
Church was• the set-
ting for the mar-
riage of Gail Louise
Lake of London and
Scott McWilliam
Pearson of London
on Friday,November
1st at 5:30 P.M.
Rev. Stanley Mc-
Donald of Londesboro
was the officiating
clergyman for the
ceremony assisted by
Pastor David Hine of
Atwood.
Mr. and Mrs.Charler
Lake of Atwood are
the parents of the
bride.
Mrs.Alex Pearson
of Ethel is the
'mother of the groom.
Mrs. John Irwin
of Atwood provided
the wedding music.
Pieter Dekker of
Listowel as soloist
sang "Jest/1 Joy of
Man's Desiring" and
"Ode of Joy".
The bride chose
a full-length gown
of French imported
Chantilly lace. It
featured a mandarin
neckline, fitted
bodice and long fit-
ted sleeves. The
full gathered skirt
in tiers of lace fell
into a chapel train.
The gown was accented
with satin ribbon
ties around neckline
and sleeves. Her
bouquet was dried
straw flowers in
shades of red,white
and blue.
Mrs.Wayne McTaggart
of Harriston, as
maid of honor, was
gowned in royal blue
silk jersey knit. The
gown was sleeveless
with empire waist,
deep V neckline,back
and front and soft A
line skirt. The short
hooded jacket had
long sleeves,high
neckline and fastened
at the waist w 4 th ties.
The bridesmaids,'
Miss Joan Pearson,
sister of the groom,
of Ethel, Miss Linda
La-ke, sister of the
bride of Atwood,Mrst.
Danny McCracken,
sister of the bride,
of Kitchener, and Miss
Cindy Thompson of Owen
Sound, wore dresses,
and carried flowers,
identical to that of
the matron-of-honor.
Miss Lisa McRae,
niece of the bride,
of Palmerston, wore
whie silk knit trim-
med with royal blue
and carried a basket
of'dried flowers.
Mr. Wayne McTaggart
of Harriston was the
groom's best man.
Guests were ushered
by Danny McCracken of
Kitchener, Wayne Mc-
Donald of London,Dan
Pearson and Steven
Pearson of Ethel.
The men wore grey
tuxedos.
At the reception in
Renton Place, Palmer-
ston, the bride's
mother received in a
floor-length gown of
Will we have a rot-
ten banana scandal
next? Some one said
at a meeting I atten-
ded, that every week
as many trailer loads
of bananas spoil in
Montreal alone, as
trailer loads of eggs
spoiled in a whole
year. However, since
no marketing agency
from farmers is in-
volved, I doubt if we
will ever see anything
about it in the papers.
Why does every vege-
table grower have to
dump tons of carrots
every year? Because
the consumer refuses
to buy them if they
are not straight and
slender. In the mean-
time our taxes are
spent to investigate
the loss of three
trailer-loads of eggs,
so Beryl Plumptre can
keep her $40,000 job
and the opposition
parties plus a dis-
gruntled ex-cabinet
minister can have
their field day.
* * * * * * *
Quebec is planning
legislation to pre-
vent first class farm-
land from being taken
out of prodUdtion.
Brussels Business
(Continued from Page 1)
For the present, at
least, the Associat-
ion will not disband
and several events
planned to stimulate
interest in the vil-
lage. December 14 the
annual. Santa Clas
Parade is scheduled,
Under sponsorship of'
the BBA.
A Christmas Dance
and Dinner will be
held Dec. 7 for em-
ployees in. Brussels,
also sponsored by
the BBA. The event
will be held at the
Legion and the BBA
executive hopes that
most people will turn
out and support their
association.
The BBA also dis-
cussed distributing
membership decals
that could be dis-
played in the store
windows of BBA mem-
bers.
dusty rose double knit
with jacket. Her cor-.
sage was rose and
white dried flowers.
She was assisted by
the mother of the
groom wearing a floor-
length knit gown in
autumn shades with a
corsage of pink dried
flowers.
For a wedding trip
to the Bahama Islands
the bride's going
away costume was a
brown double knit pant
suit.
The young couple
will reside at 106
Lincoln Place, London.
Out of town guests
attended from Toronto,
London, Palmerston,
Mount Forest, Durham
and Lucknow.
Ontario is still con-
templating such a move.
B.C. has done so al-
ready and Saskatchew-
an is drafting legis-
lationnow. It is hear-
tening to see that
non-farm people at
last are beginning to
realize that our grand-
children should have
something to eat also.
Meantime officials of
the Ontario govern- -
ment are trying to buy
class one farmland, one
hundred acres of it,
for a lagoon for the
Blyth sewage system.
Whereas Blyth has a
population of less
than one thousand,it
seems that ten acres
Will be needed for
each man, woman and
child in the province.
Does Toronto use this
much sewage disposal
space? I. think not,
for then most of On-
tario would be one big
lagoon. The question
is, what is more im-
portant, some extra
money for a treatment
plant or permanently
destroying food,ro-
ducing land. Queens
Park must be a con-
futed bunch of burea
crats.
Agri-notes
(By Adrian Vos)
14 THE BRUSSELS- POST', NOVEMBER. 20., 1 97.4