| Page 14, The Herald, Friday, August 10, 1979

Shannon-Nystrommasried

> The Saint Matthew's
_ Church on July 7 at 4:50
pam. was the setting for a
- beautiful

wedding for Kerry
: Maureen Shannon of
: Terrace, B.C. daughter of
: Kevin and Eileen

‘ Shannon of Lac LaHache,:

B.C. and Matti Petri
Ensio Nystrom of
Terrace, B.C., son of
Matt! and Leila Nystrom
‘of Terrace, B.C. Rey.
‘Lance Stephens was the
officiating clergyman.
groom, in a brown
sult with white shirt and
‘tie, stood expectantly
with his best man Arto
Paivio, of Kitimat, B.C.
. and his usher Pertti
Harkonen. The best man
wore a navy blue suit,
white shirt and navy tie
“while the usher wore a
light blue suit and same
accesories,

The maid of honor,
Denice Robertson, cousin
of the bride from Rich-
mond, B.C. and the
bridesmaid, Sheila
Shannon of Lac LaHache,
B.C. both wore baby blue

peincess style “A” line

summer’

dresses with scoop necks |

and gathered sleeves.
They carried matching
bouquets of ‘large: pink

and white daisies
wrapped in baby blue -
Tibbon.

There was a solo in
church done by Laurel
Shannon, sister of the
beige | from Vancouver,
B

The mottier of thebride Robert

was dressed in a short
creme colored dress and
the mother of the groom
was dressed in a long pale
blue flowered dress.
Finally, on the arm of
her father, the Bride,
dressed in a white floor
length gown with a pearl
and Jace scoop neck
bodice. The gown gently
flowed into white sheer
netting with a gathered

edge, Adding to the effect:

it also had short loose
dleeves of matching lace.
Her hair donein an off the
face sweep accented the
cap of lace and pearls,
and the flowing net veil.
Her bouquet full of
ingenuity made by
Hannah Hogarth con-

> PREVENTS
- BURGLARIES

‘Bristol

tained red pieries fading
through: pink to white.
There’ were yellow
daisies tossed: throughout
the t and two blue

tithe rece, tion was held %
- at; the. “Anglican Church 3

Hall... ‘During _ the

festivities: ‘a toast was’:

given; to the bride by
Trapp, uncle of
the’ bride, and Bestman
Arto Paivio, gave a toast
to the bridesmaids.

The ~~ cake was
beautifully decorated by
Valerie Spencer and the
wedding was done
traditionally using bits of
both: ‘Canadian and
Finnish traditions.

No | wedding on ives
properly put together
without the right Master
of Ceremonies and Ey
Fergen uncle of the bride,
of Smithers, B.C. did a
splendid job of this.

Seme of the out of town
guests were from
Kitimat, Smithers,

‘Prince Rupert, Rich-

mond, Vancouver,
Haney, Toronto, and
England.
Telegrams were received
from relatives in Finland.

.For her going away
ouifit the bride chose a
short dress of pale blue
and wore matching blue
flowers in her hair.

For their wedding trip
they travelled down
through to Vancouver
taking in their grand-
parents S0th wedding
anniversary as part of
their. trip.

The new Mr. and Mrs,
Nystrom will be residing

' in a B.C.

corsingivers to finish the @

Kerry and Matti Nystrom .

Charred remains
tell of old dinner

SEQUIM, Wash. (AP) —A
charcoal hearth and
charred, broken bones have
been found at the lowest
level of a campsite where a
group of hunters a Uy
butchered a mas

12,000 years ago. -

The camptire appears to
match the age of the
mastodon deposits,
archeologists, and carbon-14
dating tests are conducted to
determine the age of bits of
hone found at the campsite
area near this Olymple
_ Peninsula town,

The site, first discovered
two ago, is significant

use a spear point

Try ces

about that

was found in a mastodon rib,
indicating that man once
hunted maatodans,

Dr. Carl Gustafson,
director of the archeological
dig, sald the hun band
used the cam:

| doubt if there were

say more than 20 or so in the

group," be sald,

Studies of modern
aborigines, show | that
members of hunting parties

ate five to seven pounds of .

meat aday. At that rate, the
mastodon probably provided
food for three , said

‘Gustafson.

Mga eke gape oe

I Dairy producers are

saying butteris better.

MONTREAL (CP).
What's all this ollo about

healthy seem to have ah
time Irying to keep ‘up.
First, consumers are told
to spread sandwiches with
margarine because it is
‘healthier than butter. But
butter producers now are
back with an ad campaign

suggesting natural food ia

more he-|thful than a man-
miade pa vduct.

Nutrition research In:
dicates neither assertion is
accurate.

. Researchers have: found. .
that more than © -helf “the

+ Canad connie bates ge
con

_ Ganads contain ee

. tat to be avoided by those . cerned, to the’

“trans-ungaturaied” tay
acids,

These substances ‘ate
wivalent,’ as far a6
blesterol levels are con-

paly-saturated

who worried about -nenet““fats™ which ~ bhould’’ “be

dipease, and several.claims..,
made about butter” by be
dairy producers are ‘either
false or questionable.

Anew atudy of margarine,
funded: by the Canadian

‘Dair ‘Commission,
examine hard

ed‘ 95 Canadian
and soft samptes and found
that @2 brands ‘contained
more “han 10 per cent of

Refugees have ©
newopposition

EDMONTON (CP) — It's
outrageous for the Canadian
Broadcasting Corp.
telecast a musical special to
- help. raise money for Viet-
namese refugees, says a self-
appointed spokesman for a
phe th lrgecae

to th ‘escale
resettlement in Canada

Jack Pickett, former
Alberta Liberal leader, said
Thursday he objects to the
CBC's plans to hold a three-

“] think’ the CBC has no
right doing this. It destroys

oO | its impartiality on this issue

because it’s a very emotional
issue. A lot of Canadians are
objecting very strongly to
large numbers of thease
sat ad ne CC hs

tt sa: e
not held similar fund. raising

activities ‘for thé. tally.

peoplea of Canada” or for

other immigrants’ ‘to . the. better

country and to do. #9 now,

_ more
‘unaaturated. fata and 26

maine

hour, fund-raising television
benefit on Sept. 1

"T have gent a telegram to
the president of the CBC, Al: ;
Johnson in Ottawa,” Pickett ‘Pickett | i ie. telecast,
said. “I'yesentatelegram to which will feal ‘orm
iomiprati the minister of by 8

ation. I've sent a MclLauchlan, Dar.

telegram to Sinclair Stevens, Allan sees
the president of the treasury
board and I've voiced my
objection most strongly..:

“indicates the ' top
management of’ the ‘CBC

favors bringing these peiple
into Cana

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aval’.

at haif the anargarine
samples. ‘studied’ contained
leas than 10 per cent of the
beneficial . ‘poly:

samplés had ‘leas _five
per cent of these.

The study also “qhcationd
the hydrogenation process
by which | margarine
wanes pea on ta
; len to. veget oll ta
harden é and Tengthen ‘fu

nmme Tiethod reduies letcle
of the more benefi
unsaturated fatty acids
contained in vegetable oils
and creates, trang-
whaaturated fats. |. |
Federal food scientist and
study director Madhu:
Sahasrabudre recommends,

manulactorers said
research has not yet proven

beter ole tion ia,a
relied an agen é

that for: a;

ora mofo thee a =a

during a 25-year aoe
Meanwhile othe Dairy
Bureau of- ga: has. just
launeho an. reach “the
campa to. .prea \]
truth about butter. "
Statistica Canada reports
that butter . consumption
dropped to 10. pounda a
person in 1977 from an
average 18 pounds in 1985,
Cloutier. of the
Dalry Commission
said that while butter con-
sumption dropped by 10 per
cent in 1977, the drop was cut
to four per cent last yaar and
1979 consumption is expected
to be stable.
‘Montreal nutitionist
Louise Lambert-Lagace.
objected to ine, claim that

“butter is “not. by=
arog Rr
oe
fat? she said said.

; She algo disputed the claim
that there is no proyen link

between butter ahd heart,’

dinease.

“There is a proven link be-
tween saturated fats. and
eholestero] in vulnerable’
people — people with. a
family history ate » he
diovascular di
said,

The best ‘margarine ‘tae

" pealth's sake is a corn oil «

variety since totals of
hydrogenated oil are: lower

in these brands than in
varieties made with soya or.
other vegetable olls, and are.
. more likely to ba listed

labels.

their

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