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l - (jUac^Dougai Tracy MacDougall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton MacDougall, Chelmsford, Ont. and Greg Brunt, son of Byron "Duke" and the late Joan Brunt of Bowmanville were united in marriage April 19, 1986. The ceremony took place at St. Stephen's United Church, Chelmsford, Ontario. The happy couple are now residing in Chelmsford, Ontario. %to v "Dress Up" Your Photos with Creativity Did you ever notice how children love playing outdoors .. . until you want them to? Then, it seems, they can't come in through the sliding patio doors often enough. Threatening doesn't work. Most kids know by the time they've turned 10 we parents don't really live up to our threats. Bribing doesn't work. There's simply not anything a kid wants badlv enough to merit staying outdoors for. Tricking doesn't work either. Even if we trick them into going outside ("Did you kids see that giant condor flying over the Willobys' back yard?), most kids have such short memory spans, they've forgotten why they've gone outside even before before they've gotten there. And then, of course, it's back inside for re-briefing. ( have a solution. It's viable any time ot the year, winter .through fall, on any lype'of day--sunny,and warm to freezing ' cold. It's called dress up: Remember?'But-you can" make'it;' even more fun, more challenging, by taking photographs of : the kids in' costume. Perhaps even have a best-dress-up con- : test, in which the winner wins a chocolate-chip cookie or an extra ride at the amusement park. Another benefit of having your children play dress-up for the camera is giving a self-conscious or overly shy youngster the chance to ham things up with abandon while getting used to the "friendliness" of the family camera. In order for dress-up to work, you'll need some costumes (which need not be anything more than the most outrageous clothes you can find in your wardrobe plus an umbrella, hat, scarf, costume jewelry, etc.), a plain, uncluttered background, and a mirror so the children can admire their creative handiwork. handiwork. And, of course, a camera with electronic flash. While dress-up works with one, it's even more fun with two or mote children. They may all be your own, or your child can ask a friend or two over for a few hours. Depending upon the age of the children, you'll probably want to limit their activities unless you're there to supervise. Remember: lipstick doesn't easily come out of a silky cotton dress ... no more so than black shoe polish rubs out of lightweight denim pants. If you can limit the items the youngsters have to choose from, you'll actually make dress-up easier for them; they'll have fewer major decisions to make. And you can go about your business, peeking in from time to time to see how things are going. When all are dressed, have them pose individually or in a group. II shooting against a wall, have the subjects stand forward eight or ten feet so the shadow from the flash won't be so pronounced. If you have an instant-print camera, usé it. The kids will get a kick out of seeing the results immediately. Otherwise, you'll have to explain that it will take a day or two to get the film processed, then it's simply a matter of finding an impartial judge to mediate the contest (or, to prevent hurt feelings, the competition just might end in a tie). Here are a couple tips to help you take the best photos possible. 1 ) Hold the camera steady to eliminate any motion blur. If possible, mount the camera on a tripod. 2) While the children should stand reasonably slill for the shooting, electronic flash has a short enough duration to "freeze" minor movements, resulting in sharp photos. 3) For a more interesting shot, do all your shooting from chidren's-eye level. . . approxfmately the height of the children's children's faces. 4) Take several shots of each pose. In that way, you'll have plenty of prints to go around .. . some for the family album, some lui the kids, and a few left over for very appreciative grandparents. 5) For even more interesting shots, take a few candids of the children in the act of getting dressed. You can even capture capture their reflections in the mirror as long as you stand at an angle so that the Hash doesn't bounce back at tho Ions. Givo il a try. It's a fun, easy, sure-fire way to get some, loir-quality, endearing kid shots. And don't bo surprised if it ends up being one of your children's most favorite activities. Give your kids something to do and help yourself to precious photos liko this one. PHOTOGRAPHY CUSTOM FRAMING VAKGE5 phot ° 4* V 1 HOUR EXPRESS ^ PHOTO FINISHING 31 KINIi ST. W. IKHVMANVILLE 623-2566 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 27, 1986 3 uUo/t/ttson - ÇWdiste/t Ô lio/tt - JUiaiiclimt CaMutlie/te - ^inek The Reverend John Peters solemnized the marriage of Karen Louise, daughter of Rae and Marilyn Zinck, Port Perry (formerly of Mitchell's Comers) and of the late Carol Zinck, to Steven William Carruthers, son of Bob and Pat Carruthers, R.R.l, Bowmanville on Saturday, July 26th, 1986, at 3 p.m. in Trinity United Church, Bowmanville. The organist was Mr. John Crookshank and the soloist Mr. Ross Metcalf. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was lovely in her wedding gown, which was designed from her mother's wedding gown. The bodice was fitted chantilly chantilly lace with seed pearl accents. The satin skirt with dropped waist fell into a full length, ruffled chapel train, which was accented with satin bows. The headpiece of silk flowers and seed pearls held a fingertip veil, and she carried a bridal bouquet of white flowers. The maid of honour was Mary Elisabeth MacMillan, and. the bridesmaids were Karen Stone, step-sister of the bride, Lori Cook, and Jo Anne Carruthers, sister of the groom. . Michelle Knapp, cousin of the bride was the flower girl. Best man was Bob Balthes, and the ushers were Russ Carruthers, brother of the groom, Dwayne Glaspell, and Roy Brooks. The bridal attendants wore baby . pink cocktail length gowns of chiffon, with pink lace accents and hats. The groom wore a white tuxedo and his attendants, silver silver tuxedos. Receiving the guests at the reception held at the Lions Centre, Bowmanville, the stepmother of the bride wore a dusty rose, street length dress, grey hat and accessories accessories with a white orchid corsage. The groom's mother assisted in receiving in an aqua, street length dress, white hat and accessories with a pink, mini-carnation corsage. corsage. Leaving for a honeymoon at Prince Edward Island, the bride wore a satin, street ' length dress of a white floral pattern on an aqua background, background, white hat and accessories, accessories, with a white minicarnation minicarnation corsage. Mr. and Mrs. Carruthers are how residing in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. On Saturday, May 10, 1986, at 11:30 a.m. in the Chapel of St. John the Evangelist, Huron College, University of Western Ontario, London, Sheila Jayne Marchant, daughter of Mark and Evelyn Marchant, Newcastle Newcastle and Garry Wayne Short, son of Emanuel and Bessie Short of Port-aux- Basques, Nfld., were united in marriage by the Reverend Peter Barnes of Stephenville- Crossing, Nfld., assisted by the Reverend John Marsh and the Reverend Dr. Douglas Fox of Huron College. The wedding music was provided by Dr. George Black and the cantor was Miss Susan Steers. The matron of honour was Mrs. Suzanne Watson of Huntsville. The best man was the Rev. John Postons of London. London. The ushers were Mr. Ron Marchant, Oshawa, brother of the bride and Mr. Tim Boulton, London. An afternoon reception was held at Spencer Hall, of the University of Western Ontario. The Reverend G. Wayne and Mrs. Sheila J. Short are residing in St. Anthony, Newfoundland. Newfoundland. Shana Lyne Puddister and Donald John Morrison were united in marriage by the Reverend John Peters, on Saturday, July 12th, 1986, at 1:30 p.m. in Trinity United Church, Bowmanville. The organist was Mr. John Crookshank. The bride's parents are Mrs. Lyne Puddister of Bowmanville, Bowmanville, and the late William Puddister, and the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Morrison, Bowmanville. The bride was given in marriage by Mr. Richard Connell. Maid of honour was Sharon Pegg of Toronto and the bridesmaids were Michelle Puddister, of Bowmanville, Bowmanville, a sister of the bride, Sara Mantle, of Pickering, cousin of the bride and Michelle Simpson, of Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Best man was Mark Luxton of Bowmanville, and the ushers wre Les Morrison of Hampton, brother of the groom, Jeff Edmondson of Bowmanville and Glen Garden of Oshawa, uncle of the bride. The master of ceremonies was Maurice Mead of Pickering. Following the reception held at the Baseline Community Centre, Mr. and Mrs. Morrison left for a honeymoon at Sandals Club Resort, Montego Bay, Jamaica, and are now residing in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Photo by McRobbie Forthcoming Marriage Forthcoming Marriage Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lukasik of St. Catharines are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Lori Lee, to Wayne Eliot, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Thiessen, of Bowmanville. 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