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. Mr. Hans Stace

Poague-Bruggeman
united in marriage

Knox United Church was
the setting for a summer
wedding on Saturday,
August 14, 1976 when Leora
Poague, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harley Poague
exchanged marriage vows
during a double ring

- ceremony with Richard

Bruggeman, son of Mr, and
Mrs. Len Bruggeman of
Terrace, Pastor Bill Tatum
officiated and Mrs. Brody
was organist.

The bride, given in
marriage by her father,
wore a lovely white lace
gown complimented by a
full length veil trimmed in
lace. She carried a bouquet
of red roses and white
carnations.

She was attended by
Matron of .Honour,. Mrs.
Heather Webb and

+ Bridesmaids, Mrs. Maria

Poague and Janice Poague.

The Bride’s attendants all
wore floor jiength blue
flocked gowns com-
plimented by blue picture

als. They carried bouquets
of pink carnations and white
daisies, ;

Altending the groom was
as best
man and ushers, Mr. Harley
Poague Jr. and Mr. Mark

’ Hidber..The groom and his

-- DIAGNOSTIC
METHODS

Fear and ignorance lead
some women. to become
panie-slricken at the
discovery of a lump in the
breast.

Bul here are - some
reassuring facts: ;

- As many as 65 percenl of

’ lumps in the breast are

benign and not a serious

': health hazard.

- Through routine practice

_ Of Breast Self-Examination

tBSE) women can learn to

' detect changes in : their
: breasts themselves. —

- The earlier a breast

attendants were all attired
in light blue suits.

The. bride's mother chose
afloor length off-white gown
with contrasting baby red.
rose corsage. The groom's
mother wore a floor length
pale green chiffon gown and
a corsage of baby yellow
roses,

A reception was held in
the Skeena Room of the
Terrace Hotel. A beautiful

herald:

2

Dental
Topics

ORAL CANCER
In many respects cancer

symptoms af the oral cavity

have been ignored by the
public due in part to at-
fention focussed On cancer
af other paris of the body.
The lack of informalion
available to the public has
also been a factor.

ILis true that oral cancer

* ‘is af much less magnitude,

but it is still just as im-
portant as a tumour in other
areas of the body, Tumours
in and around the oral
eavily comprise four per-
cent of all malignancies.
Although this may seem
insignificant, this type is

vicious and a more certain -

killer than many other
malignancies. Warnin
signals such as externa
discharges around the
mouth, bleeding or pain are
rare in early cases, making
early detection by the
victim difficult, Regular
dental appointments aid in
the detection of an oral
malignancy. Most’ dentists
have facilities to take such
tests.

An irritation that can
precede a cancer lesion is
smoking. The affected areas
are found on the roof of the

. mouth, the palate and the

three tiered wedding -cake -

adorned by a cascading
water fountain was
decorated by Jim Gordon of
Terrace. A sit down dinner
was catered by the staff of
the Terrace Hotel,

Master of Ceremonies was
Mr. Byron Hilton, the
bride's uncle. .

., Out of town guests were ‘
“the ‘bride*s two grand-.

mothers, both of Vancouver, '

Mrs. Diane Poague and
Mrs. Francis Mitchelson;
uncles of lhe bride, Mr. Don
Poague and Mr, Byron
Hilton; Mr. Don Brosnicoff
and Mrs. Claire McNeil and
daughter, Nancy McNeil, all
of Vancouver, —

Mr. and Mrs. Hruggeman
have taken up residence at

.14-5016 Park Avenue in

Terrace. -

lump is detected, diagnosed
and treated, lhe belter is the
chance of full recovery. -

When any abnormality is
teporled to a doctor, there
ure several
lechniques which can be
used as diagnostic tools,
Mammography or
Xerography is an x-ray
technique which cutlines Une
breast tissue and highlights
problem sites; Ther-
mography measures the
heal output of the breast:
Biopsy refers to the removal
of issue from the lump
area, for microscopic
examination. °

The least-costly and the

throat. Poor oral hygiene
may result in badly decayed
teeth with sharp and jagged
edges which could cause
chronic irritation of the
tongue and cheek.

Denture wearers should
have regular and at least
annual examinations on the
health and state of the
dentures supporting tissue
and sore spols, [ll-fitting

dentures are another source .

of irrilation that could lead
to a problem,

‘ Lip; sores. which- fail to -.

heal or heal very slowly
should be reported to .a
denlist or doctor for
scrutiny and analysis.

Regular aental
examinations help in taking
preventive action against
sources of irritalion to the
oral lissue and maintaining
normal dental health .con-
ditions.

- Canadian Dental

Association.

Cancer Facts

simplest routine - is. BSE
which women should carry

“out al home every month,

“modern.

PUBLIC NOTICE .
_ The Honourable W.R. Bennett, Premier
of the Province of British Columbia, will
_ officially dedicate the Dudley G. Little
Bridge over the Skeena River at Terrace. —
This Dedication Ceremony will take
place at the east end of the new bridge at
4:30 P.M., Thursday, September 23,.1976.
The public is cordially invited to attend.
) __ Signed: |
Dept: of Highways|

Early detection through -

examination of one's own
breasts is an important
routine for women of all
ages, Pamphlets on BSE are
available from the Cancer
Society. a

(Pamphlets and = in-
formation about cancer can
be obtained free by writing
to: B.C, and Yukon Division,
Canadian Cancer Society,
1926 West Broadway,
Vancouver; 857 Caledonia,
Victoria; or 110 - 246 Second

* ‘Avenue, Kamloops.

‘Terrace

Joanne Dawn Thomson
and Keith Alec Thomson,
both of Victoria were united
in marriage at St. Matthews

Anglican Church in Terrace .

on August 21, .. 1976,
Reverend S. Inoue officiated
al the lovely summer
wedding. ~

The bride, Joanne, is the
younger daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, C.F. Donald
Thomsen of Terrace. The
bridegroom, Keith is the
Older son of Mr..and Mrs.
Keith ©. Thomson of Delta.
. Given in marriage by her
father, the bride was
stunning in a ‘princess line
gown of white peau d-
elegance with an edge of
lace at the neck und sleeves.

-Her fingertip veil was held

in place by a fitted cap of the
same material and edged
with lace, ‘The bride bad
created both her weddin
dress and the veil an
crocheted the lace. She
carried a bouquet’ af white
roses tipped with coral and
accented with ivy Irom a
plant given Lo her mother by
er paternal grandmother
25 years ago. Her something
old was an_ heiricom
necklace which had
belonged (to her maternal
Breat grandmother,

Mrs. Vikki McKay, sister
of the bride, was her only
altendant.- Mrs, MacKay
wore a gown Of mauve and
white organza and carried a
bouquet of white daisies and
yellow roses.

The groom was attended
by Mr. John Willow. of
Vicloria, and the: ushers
were Mr. Steve James of
Victoria and Mr. Douglas

| Thomson-Thomson wedding

MacKay of Terrace.

A reception was held al:

the Arena banque! room
which was beautifully
decorated with dahlias from
the bride's father's garden
and enhanced by the light of
many candles. The cake,
which had been baked by the
bride’s mother, -and
decorated by Mrs. F. Bailey
in a daisy motif, centered
. the bride’s-table. The toast
{o the bride was proposed by
Mr. Bob Sheridan, followed
by a toast to the matron of
honour by the groom, and a
toast to the bride's parents
_ proposed by Miss Julie Van
Dregl, girlhood friend of the
bride. Congratulalory
telegrams and messages
were read from friends and
relalives in many parts of
Canada and the world. Mr,

Barry Kennedy of Victoria,

friend and classmate of the
groom was a very able
master-of-ceremonies. ‘rhe
guests enjoyed a banquet
prepared bythe Anglican
Ladies followed by an
evening of dancing to the
dise jockey music of
Wolligang Scholz of Kitimat.

Thebride and groom were |

Nappy. to have a number of
oul-of-town guests altend
their wedding, inciuding,
Mrs. : Preelzman,
grandmother of the bride;
Miss Alice Thomsen,
Vancouver, and Miss Ruth
Thomson, wf Chilliwack,
aunts of the groom; Mr.
Gary ‘fhomson of Della,
brother of the groom; Mrs.
MacLeod, Blake and Brock,
aunt and cousins of the bride
from Victoria; Mr; and Mrs.

home and family living

Smithers; Miss Julie Van

_Dregt, New Westminster;

Miss Douna Ingles, Ed-
mopton; Miss Bonita
Gladys, Mr. Barry Ken-
nedy, Mr. Steve James, Mr.
Bill Wenman, Mr, John
Willow and Mr. Steve
Leeming of Victoria; and
Mr. Daye McCutcheon of
Guelph, Ontario. The
groom's parents and sislers
were unfortunately unable

to attend because of illness |

in the family.

For her going away cutiil,
Joanne wore a blue and
white knilted two. piece
dress and a. corsage of
yellow ribbon roses. Afler a
few days al Lakelse Luke,

’ Joanne and Keith toured

through the Okanagan
Valley. and -Vaneouver,
slopping enroute lu visit
jriends and relatives. They
reside al 6-1024 Pakinglon jn
Victoria and invite friends

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to call on them there. The
bride is a third year nursing
student al Victoria General
Hospilal and the greom is in

his fourth year at) Royal
Reads Military College
where he ois studying
Pliysies and Oceanography.

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