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BREMNER—MeDONALD
by Bea McClenaghan
Home Economist.
Huron county
Many questions will be
answered this week in your
community as the Ontario
Dietetic Association presents its
third annual Nutrition Week. The
theme "What's to Fat" is being
highlighted throughout Ontario
during the week of January 23-28,
1978..
The main objective of Nutrition
Week '78 is to - stimulate
children's interest in healthy
eating habits and an awareness of
their importance.
Food is life. It is as simple as
that--you are what you eat, How
you look, feel, think and act all
start with what you eat. People
who are well-nourished are able
to get more out of life. They are
more likely to be alert and
energetic and able to cope with
the stresses of life, Good nutrition
can contribute much to your life.
Dietitians and nutritionists
throughout the county will be
involved in several school
promotions and community
activities this week. During the
rest of the regular year, these
same professions are available to
answer your questions regarding
good nutrition.
If you have any questions
concerning nutrition, contact the
people from the Nutrition Week
Committee for Huron: Lorraine.
Devereaux, Community Nutri-
tionist, Huron. County Health
Unit, Goderich; Paula Blagrave,
Dietitian, Wingham 'General
Hospital; Barb Guse, Dietitian,
Clinton Public Hospital; Liz
McHugh, 'Public Health Unit
Nurse, Clinton; Connie Kyc,
Public Health Unit Nurse,
Wingham; Grace Bird, Home
Economist, Ministry of Agri-
culture & Food; Bea.
McClenaghan, Home Economist,
Mrs. Marguerite Krauter
opened her home for the first
1978 meeting MelVille Guild
which commenced with a pot luck
dinner Tuesday evening of last
week. After a satisfying meal,
Marg Sweeney opened the
meeting with a Poem "The Little
New Year", and the 22 members
present read the scripture in
unison Philippians Chapter 3
Verses 12-16.
The theme was presented by
Marg Krauter in 2 parts dealing
with "The Untravelled Road"
and "Today". Leona Armstrong
led in Prayer.
President Marguerite Krauter
Ministry of Agriculture .& Food,
The committee responsible for
several of the Nurtition Week
programs extends a thank you to
part-time home economists Ruth
Axtmann and Susan Wheatley for
the program they helped with.
Make- Nutrition Week count for
the whole family, Remember, an
understanding and favourable
attitude towards the development
of good eating habits now, will
pay dividends in Canada's future.
conducted the business when the
Guild agreed to preside for the
January birthday party at the
Callander Nursing Home. After
discussion, it was decided to
serve coffee and a light lunch
once a month following church
service commencing the last
Sunday in February. Members
were requested" to cater at the
Community Centre for a banquet
in April and two weddings in
July. It was decided to hold the
annual Maytime dinner in the
church on May 31.
A revised price schedule for
serving hot and cold meals was
discussed and is subject to
revision.
THE onvsogio POST, JANUARY go 1970.
What's to eat nutrition theme
M. Krauter hosts
Melville Guild .
• Patricia Anne McDonald,
daughter of Don and Marilyn
McDonald, R. R. #2, Brussels and
Barry Gerald Bremner, son of Bill
and Frances Bremner, Brussels
exchanged wedding vows in a
double ring ceremony held in
Duff's United' Church Walton on
January 6 at 7 o'clock. Rev. Baker
officiating.
The church was decorated with
white candelebra trimmed with
red roses, '''White carnations and
baby's breath, all flower arrange-
ments donee by Mrs. Harper
English of ,Wingham.
The bride was dressed in a
white polyester dress trimmed
with white maribou fur on the
cape and cuffs: She' carried an
The monthly meeting' of Voice
For Life was held at. the Work-
shop for Mentally Retarded, on
Wednesday in Wingham, with
Adrian Keet in charge.
The group will purchase a slide
and tape preSentation entitled
"In the Beginning" depicting
pre-natal life,
Plans for the International
Ploughing Match to be held near
Wingham were discussed. An
information booth including
literature; displays, slides, and
other materials will be set up in
the Commercial Court. The group
will enter a float in the parade
using International Year of the
Child, 1979, as the theme. A food
booth will be sponsored in
conjunction with the Wingham
Association for the Mentally
Retarded.
A donation of $25.00 was sent
to the London ' Birthtight, an
organization which offers a
pregnancy counselling service
and' practical aid to distressed
pregnant women and girls. The
National Alliance for Life in
Toronto received a donation of
$250,00.
Plans for a dance on Saturday,
February 4, at the Wingham
Legion Were finalized and it Was
decided that the group contact the
Postmaster General of 'Canada to
Suggest a commemorative stamp
for the 1979 International Year of
'the Child, proclaimed by the
United Nations.*
The , group indicated pleaSOre
on hearing of Mr: Keel's appoint,
arm 'bouquet of red roses.
The maid of honour, Miss Jane
Leeming, Toronto, was-dressed in
red polyester trimmed with red
maribou and carried a bouquet of
white roses, carnations centred
around a red rose. Guy Stroop,
Listowel was the best man.
At an open reception held in
Brussels Legion Hail, Mrs.
McDonald received guests
dressed in a red crepe gown with
maribou trim on the cape and
Mrs. Bremner in a blue polyester
dress with maribou trim on cuffs.
Pat and Barry Bremner are
residing at 36 Cooper Street,
Stratford, where Barry is
employed at Blackstone Industrial
Products.
ment to the Board of Directors of
the National Alliance for Life,
Toronto. .
Mrs. Sally Campeau,
Education Chairwoman, reported
that she, along with Mrs. Connie
Osborn of the Goderich Pro-Life
Group, met ,with the secondary
school principals at the Clinton
Board Office on November 21.
Mrs. Campeau said that they
had expressed hope that the
Federal Government's Sex
Education Pamphlets entitled
"Sex Education, A Teacher's
Guide" were not present in
Huron schools.
A kit containing Pro-Life
literature was left to the
principals for study. R. Ritter,
Chairman of the principals'
meeting, arranged for feedback to'
the Pro-Life delegates after each
principal had studied the kit
contents.
Ethel
At the euchre party held
Monday evening, Jan. 16 in the
Community Hall, ten tables Were
in play and Gale Barlow and
Charlie Harrison had high score.
Aileen Hiemstra. and Welland
Krauter held the low scores arid
Lloyd Smith won lucky draw.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hewitt of
Atwood visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Bremner on Sundays
Mr and WS. Ken Bray visited ,
with Mr. and Mrs, Cliff Bray and
Mrs. Annie BraV,
A meeting of` the Ethel W.I.
WAS held Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mig, Cliff Bray.
Voice ,Of Lif e meets