Being beautiful
bride involves’

planning ahead

Being a beautiful bride is
easy if you begin your
beauty regime a few months
in advance of the big date.
Most experts say that beau-
tiful skin is essential to
attractiveness, so you'll
want to begin as soon as
possible to get the proper
rest, nutrition, and exercise
it needs.

Try relaxing through
those hectic weeks of plan-
ning with a daily ten
minutes of waist-bends, sit-
ups, and toe-touching.
These routines, combined
with deep-breathing exer-
cise, will aid in reducing ten-
sion and in trimming off
inches. You owe it to your-
self to schedule a few
minutes a week for special
pampering.

Plan a facial—a profes-
sional skin cleaning—by a
beauty consultant or a der-
matologist. Make sure to
schedule a final procedure
at least ten days before the
ceremony. This allotment is
necessary, ag, facials can
cause temporary blotches or
breakouts until the skin re-
turns to normal balance.

Should an. unwelcome
blemish occur for any
reason, do not hesitate to
call upon your family
physician or dermatologist.
Suprisingly, there are a
number of antibiotics or
preparations which can
eliminate or diminish
unsightly pimples virtually
overnight.

If professional help is un-
available, sharpen a flesh-
colored, make-up pencil
and gently touch its point to
the problem area to perform
a quick camouflage. :

Plan your wedding-day
make-up in advance. If you

-‘ choose, schedule yourself

for eyelash dyeing. Salons
which perform hair coloring
services, generally offer lash
coloring as well. Many a
misty-eyed bride will find
this special touch a welcome
alternative to running mas-
cara, When calling for an
appointment, make sure the
salon uses only safe vege-
table dyes. If coloring is
undesirable for you, use a
waterproof mascara, apply-
ing first to the tips of lashes,
then to back,

Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Steve ©

Podovennikoff, whose marriage took place May 8 at the
Passmore Community Hall. The bride; Natalie; is the
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Alex Voykin and the groom the son
of Mr. and Mrs. William Podovennikoff. :
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Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hinitt, whose
wedding took place April 26 at St. Paul's Trinity United
Church, Nelson. The bride, Peggy, is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Day. and the groom the son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Hinitt.
Both families are of Nelson. Ss

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Congratulations also to Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wayne
Burkart, whose wedding took place April 26 at the East Trail
United Church. The bride, Deborah, is the daughter of Mr..

<4 and Mrs. Frank Lavigne and the groom the son of Mr. and

Mrs. Ed: Burkart. Both families are of Trail. -

Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Rick
Thompson, whose marringe tock place April 26 in St. John’s
Anglican Church, Fruitvale. The bride, Etsine, is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Snuggs and the groom the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Thompson. Both families are of Fruitvale.

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Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Barry Jonathan Markin,
whose mariage took place April 26 at St. Paul's Trinity United
Church, Nelson. The bride, Donna Marie, is the eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parr and the groom the son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Markin, Both families are of Nelson.

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Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Mark William Saplywy,
who'were married Saturday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Church ‘in Trail. The bride, Colleen Ann, is the second
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Altrogge of Trail and the
groom is the son of Mrs. Bernice Saplywy and the late Paul

aplywy.

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Get the most from your
honeymoon wardrobe

Women have long been con-
cerned with the trousseau—
clothing bought to mark their
entrance into i

‘Today, more than likely, the *.”

trousseau is simply a honey-
selection of

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slacks, skirts, shirts, dresses

and swimsuits to carry the bride
clegantly through the post-mari-
tal whirl,

. and which is capable of ,
tandit

ing the traumas of be:
ing crammed and crushed inside
a suitcase with a minimum of

If you're setting out to update
our wardrobe in time for your.
joneymoon, it’s wise to choose

new clothing that blends with
those pieces you already own
and cnloy wearing.

+> You'll make moré use of them
after the honeymoon is over
and, during the honeymoon,
you'll be able to make more out
of less.

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More as you combine and
ine pieces to your
tent,

Visions of loveliness
reflected in pictures

You're about to celebrate one
of the most memorable days of
your life—your wedding day.

Before you know it, » Your vi-
sions will turn into reality and
then amemory—an album filled
with photographs of a dream
come truc.

These suggestions should
help you look special both on
your wedding day and in those
cherished portraits you'll keep
for years to come.

Beauty shines through
Overall good health is impor-
tant for good looks and is re-
flected in pictures. So, be sure
pet ‘plenty of rest and eat well-
lanced meals.

Remember, most brides-to-
be lose weight from nervous-
ness, and stringent dieting isn't
necessary to keep in shape.

If you notice a few blemishes
from nervousness, try com-
made with a solution of
camomile tea to soothe redness.
A weekly manicure should
begin well in advance of your
wedding so nails and hands will
look pretty, Start with a creamy
cutical remover to refine cuti-

cles,

Since hands show up in
photos, moisturize often. For
the ci , try a few drops of
make-up foundation to cover

ness and imperfections.

Experiment ahead for the

color polish you'd like to wear.
For problem nails, try polishes
designed for strengthening,
such as Cutex Strong Nail which
comes in a variety of attractive
colors. Keep in mind that lighter
shades make hands and nails
look longer.

A bride’s make-up should be
natural but not so light that she’s
left with a pale face in photos!

Highlight your bone structure
with contouring and shading.
Use foundation slightly lighter
than your base to cover shadows,
under and around eyes, and.at
comers of your nose and mouth.

Contour witha darker shade.
under the cheekbones and. jaw-
line, or on the tip of the nose.’

Forcoloraccents, sweep your
favorite shade on cheekbones
and lightly at the tip of the chin

and across.the bridge of the .

Accent eyes with a subtle -
liner on the inner rim of eyelids, .

curl lashes and use muted
shadow colors,
Say it with your lips
Carefully designed lips also

_ are an important beauty state-

ment for a smiling bride, so out-
line lips before filling in with
color and gloss.

“Just remember, with a little
time spent on beauty care,
you're sure to be a vision of
loveliness on you wedding day
with a beautiful photograph al-
bum full of memories to prove
it.

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