HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1970-05-07, Page 13THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1970
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
(Photo by Peake, Parkhill)
Married in St. Peter's Lutheran Church
PRIOP. - KELLER
Baskets of mums and white
candelabra formed the setting
in St. Peter's Lutheran Church,
Zurich, on Saturday, May 2,
at 3 p.m., for the marriage of
Jacqueline Bonnie Prior, London
and Wayne Keller, Zurich.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, James Dinsmore,
R.R. 2, Zurich and the groom's
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Keller, Zurich.
Rev. Andrew C. Blackwell
performed the double -ring 'cer-
emony.
The.bride was given in mar-
riage by Mr. James Dinsmore
and was charming in her floor
length gown of white sateen
styled with an empire waist,
short sleeves, A-line skirt with
Candy Is Proven
Main Culprit in
Thoth Decay
The first really convincing
proof that cantly is harmful to
teeth came from a group of
Swedish dentists four years ago.
They made a five-year study
of young adults in a mental
hospital.
After recording the progress
of tooth decay for nine months
on the regular institution diet,
with no food between meals,
they divided the patients into
rnoups and added sugar in var-
ious forms for periods lasting
one or two years.
Large additions of sugar with
meals, either in beverages or
bread, made little difference
in tooth decay. A chocolate
bar between meals each day
increased it to some extent.
Caramels between meals
speeded decay even more, but
when the between -meal snack
consisted of toffee there was a
tremendous jump in tooth decay.
Sticky sweets are especially
harmful because they cling to
the teeth. Germs, always pres-
ent in the mouth, convert the
sugar into acids. These acids are
strong enough to burn a tiny hole
in the protective enamel --start-
ing tooth decay.
So sticky candies between
meals should certainly be out if
you want to preserve your young-
sters' teeth. Instead, give them
raw fruit and other snacks to dis-
courage eating candy between
meals entirely.
If you don't have candies
around, your baby won't develop
a taste for them. It is no hard-
ship for him to do without them
in his first two years and you
would do well not to make his
puddings or cooked fruit any
sweeter than necessary.
A sweet tooth does grow on
a person-- (Canadian Dental
Association)
growers consider May 10 as the'
target date for having most of the
crop planted. Research results
at Ridgetown and other Ontario
locations indicate that yields
of grain begin to decrease when
planting is delayed after May
10, and the maturity date in the
fall is also delayed.
Row widths of 38 inches or
less have been found to be use-
ful for good corn production
and most farmers should continue
to use this row width. The best
number of plants per acre de-
pends on the moisture and Pert -
PAGE THIRTEEN
fifty available to the plants dur-
ing their growing season. Based
on pasterformance, a final
stand of 18, 000 to 20, 000 plants
per acre usually gives maximum
yields. This means that plants
are set 8 to 9 inches apart in
38 -inch rows.
a train of matching material.
A floral cluster and crystal head-
piece held her three -tiered ny-
lon veil with scalloped edges
and she carried a colonial Ed-
wardian style bouquet of miniat-
ure roses and carnations.
Mrs. Larry Merner, R.R.2,
Zurich was matron of honor and
she wore a floor length gown of
Gold sateen styled with an em-
pire waist, short sleeves, and
A-line skirt, with matching
shoes and headpiece. She car-
ried a bouquet of tinted green
carnations. Bridesmaids were
Margaret Ruth, London, and
Mrs. Don Smith, Strathroy,
stepsister of the groom, and
Deborah Eckle was Junior brides-
maid. They wore mint green
gowns styled the same as the
matron of honor and carried
bouquets of gold carnations.
Larry Merner was groomsman,
Larry Keller, brother of the
groom as junior groomsman,
and Ken Thiel and Toni Mer-
ner ushered guests.
Soloist, Elaine Westlake,
sang "0 Perfect Love" and "The
Wedding Prayer" and was ac-
companied by organist Mrs.
Fred Haberer.
A reception was held in the
Dashwood Community Centre.
For receiving the guests the
bride's mother chose a mint
green coat dress, beige purse
and shoes, mint green bow in
her hair and an orchid corsage.
The groom's mother wore a
blue coat and dress, matching
shoes, white accessories and
an orchid corsage. •
For a wedding trip to the
Southern States, the bride
changed to an aqua coat dress
ensemble, matching shoes,
white purse and gloves, and a
corsage of pink roses.
The young couple will reside
in London where the bride is
employed with St. Joseph's
Hospital and the groom is em-
ployed with Ford of Canada,
Talbotville.
The bride was honored at a
shower given by Mrs. Larry
Merner, assisted by Mrs. Charles
Eckel, Mrs. Eimer Oesch, and
Mrs. Bob McKinley.
Increased Acreage
In Corn Forecast
There will probably be a
considerable increase in the
acreage of corn vows kr both
ggrrain and silage in Ontario durum
1170.
Archie McLaren, Crops Div-
ision, Ridgetown College of
Agricultural Technology, says
that planting usually begins by
May 1 if the soil is fit, and that
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