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I Wednesday March Growing flowers is only half of her fun by Herald Stair Reporter 1 do sort of plant things with on eye to taking pic lures Knelchel said as she looked out breakfast nook window si ring gird n enough to git her In vited and again clubs like the Civic itiong other Tore Iva is nature photographer as well is in avid gardener ind is she her back where so far she and her planted 133 emus People ire hungry to see tier nature pictures she in id so much so that she had In troduced lipc recorded musk as a melodic backdrop or her slide shows Her tin me ind the of lur mm is The World Us It wis In i0 she fln1 got itarted in photography she ilowers sue seems to wil ln kids were at I out there and record on miimlty but her let of film tin changes since the nil glssomethlngshegot garden first went In three ind grand ynrs ago mother There abaolutely As a small child she said out there she sold rer really loving rcfcrrrl to the lot she and living her purchased in turned on by years In Tor into Her first can en was i pcturcs she takes of Kodak reflex and it was with flowers ind plants ire ex dismay she learned the reason THfcKITtllfcNTXHI suits I when she aims her Debra Ann Zilio weds Barry Anthony Coe The Union it Church in Terra Coin decorated in white daisies and red was the scene of the marriage of Zilio of Terra to Barry Anthony Coo 43 Shelley St in Georgetown Debra Ann is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Tony Jr of Terra Cotta and Barry Anthony is the son of Mr and Mrs Percy of Georgetown The wedding held Saturday March was of by Rev Hill Mrs M Davison on the organ ac soloist Miss Cindy Stafford a cousin of the who sang Sunshine and To Love Somebody The bride gown was white velvet with long sleeves and a full length velvet shoulder cape trimmed with white maribou fur She wore a short bouffant veil held in place a white rose and lilyof the valley headpiece The bride carried a white fur muff with one red rose pinned on the muff The bride had made her own wedding gown and gown worn by the flower girl Miss Diane of Georgetown served as matron of honour with Miss Teri of Georgetown as bridesmaid and Miss Paula of Terra Cotta sister of the bride as flower girl All three girls wore long red velvet gowns with high necks and long sleeves accented with accessories of white shoes and white The matron of honour and the bridesmaid carried single white long stemmed ten roses highlighted by a white ribbon The flower carried a white tiny red carnations and small white pompom mums with white ribbons streaming from the basket The matron of honour and the bridesmaid wore white flowers in their hair and the flower girl wore a large red velvet bow in her hair Beat man was Brian Sargent lid In Georgetown brother of the groom with Mike of 56 Mclntyre friend of the groom and Marty of Terra Cotta brother of the bride The reception following the wedding was held the Lions Club Hall In Georgetown llecetving for the bride was her mother Mrs Tony Zilio Jr wearing a full length pink gown The gown was accented with a short jacket and hood both trimmed with pink nririboufuT Mrs wore a white rose corsage with silver leaves and ribbon Receiving for the groom was his mother Mrs Percy Coe wearing a full length beige flowered gown with a full length matching coat Mrs Coe wore a corsage of pink Honoured guests at the adding were the bride grandparents Mr and Mrs A lleinhart from Mai ton Mr and Mrs A of Terra and the groom year old grandfather from ford Mr W Coe Guests attending the wed ding were from Stratford Brampton London Barrie Corunna Trenton Mai ton Glen Williams Georgetown and Terra Cotta Debra Ann has lived oil her life In Terra Cotta at tended public school in this Both the bride attended District High School Ann and Barry travelled to Niagara Falls for their honeymoon with the bride wearing as her trn filling a full length flowered gown with a matching cape She wore brown shots to compliment the beige dress The groom Is on employee of Domtar Tine Papers in Georgetown and the newly weds have made Acton their new home it was a The camera had become obsolete In that no more were being made and accessories dear to the heart q of every photographer were hard to get Last year she got i new Olympus is acquiring What she wants for her camera most Is a is which fits between the lens and the camera body permitting of world in die heart of a blossom in she gets it she intends to explore the lilies of a rare hibiscus she is cultivating that his red stamens orange petals You hove to sec it to believe it The move to being serious ibout photography came after he had been Invited to Toronto Civic Garden Centre to show her work lo The response of her viewers encouraged her in ij en courages a promising I loom she decided If this sort of thing gives that much more well okay 1 II be more serious about it But the longer you show she said the more critical you become She weeds her collection of slides with thoroughness is her garden and says she Is willing focus her camera on somt else garden for the sake of her slide show To get her pictures she said I get down on my stomach in the grass There all kinds of minute living things from flowers there ire com be in blossoms bugs ikes wild plants ind even dew drops which people go gi best lime t tuns iny kind of plct not just flowers is in the curly mi rning or laic afternoon she said Low light is Iva does not focus her lens on flowers Three trips to Canada Arctic one of which was In the dnd of winter besides trips to out of the way plaecs In New Brunswick and Newfoundland has resulted In slide travelogue she sold Once she and her husband took rugged grip to on the where dust cast up by transport so thick she said you hid lo stop Another time she and her husband iccompanlcd Taconls a well known photographer on a expedition in 1 ark After IB miles her husband cracked a rib In a fall and had to be flown out We re hoping next year to do Island she said very throughly They 11 be going into the replied Take pictures lake pictures and take pic The first thing do she said is get your manual prefers to read the manual and figure it out for herself she said Get to know how your camera operates and read and practice read practice Then Join a camera club This inspires you lo do things our years ago was the president of the Valley Camera Club She feels mat clubs affiliated with national photographic societies are best because the larger societies have part of the secret of taking good pictures Iva believe Lost year she took an intermediate level course In photography at Sheridan College where she became Interested In colour printing When she leams how to print her own colour pictures in wants to try tier hand at child portraiture I m still learning said but when I do something I go all out wliere the rain resources and can advise and is When asked what the secret Email clubs of good photography is she Courses in photography are MRS KIM Pain Card Reader GRASP OPBHING Advice On 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