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The Citizen, 1991-02-13, Page 16PAGE 16. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1991. Pocono honeymoon a happy tradition of newlyweds horseback riding, archery and more. During the spring, summer and fall, there is an emphasis on water sports: boating, waterskiing, swimming, parasailing, fishing. The resorts are equipped with so many indoor facilities that the couple never runs out of diver­ sions - racquetball, indoor tennis, shooting ranges, bowling, indoor mini golf, archery and game rooms. For serious-minded golfers, there are some of the finest golf courses in the East located minu- utes away. It’s best to make reservations for the Pocono honeymoon resorts well ahead of time in order to reserve the accommodation of your choice. “The top of the line goes fast,’* according to one spokesperson. But there is something for every budget and for every taste.” For information on the unique Pocono honeymoon resorts of the Pocono Mountains, write to the Pocono Mountains Vacation Bur­ eau, Box K., 1004 Main Street, Stroudsburg, PA 18360, or call 1-800-POCONOS. The bride cuts the CAKE Pocono perfect A couple visiting one of the Pocono honeymoon resorts opts for a quiet and romantic picnic supper by the side of a picturesque mountain lake. What could be a better setting In which to begin to get to know one another better? Whatever the season ... what­ ever the weather ... it’s always fair sailing and blue skies for the honeymooners who make their way each year to the Pocono Mountains of Northeastern Penn­ sylvania. A honeymoon “mecca” for over 40 years, the Pocono honeymoon resorts offer a unique honeymoon experience. Here couples are surrounded by their peers - other couples of varying ages beginning their lives together. The companionship of other couples is available for those who want it, and complete seclusion is another alternative, depending upon the tastes of the couples. The Pocono honeymoon resorts are known especially for their luxurious and elegant rooms - the in-room swimming pools, heart- shaped and champagne glass tubs and whirlpools, the three-tiered suites with round and king-sized and canopied beds. Whatever your decor preference, it can be found here. And the resorts are known for the pampering care they take of their couples; • after all, over 40 years of catering to newlyweds makes them rather expert at what they do. They are known for their out­ standing cuisine, and the variety offered throughout the week and on weekends in entertainment featured nightly a bands for dancing, comedians, belly dan­ cers, newlywed games, singers, duos, trios ... you name it. One of the most important things the Pocono honeymoon resorts are known for is their one-price-pays-all package. Rates vary according to type of accom­ modation chosen, but everything is included - all of the food, the entertainment, the myriad of sports that are offered on premis­ es. In the winter months, there is skiing (nearby), as well as sledd­ ing, tobogganing, snowmobiling, Choosing the right hairstyle At a time when more and more brides have full-time careers, it’s' easy for a woman to overlook a simple detail like her hair. With lunchtime . and after-work hours spent rushing from dress fittings to showers to meetings with caterers and florists, it almost takes a superwoman to do it all. “There are so many details involved in planning a wedding that even the most organized bride might overlook her hair, particular­ ly if she’s trying to keep her career on track while planning the event of a lifetime,’’ says Xenon, interna­ tional creative director for the Helene Curtis Professional Divi­ sion. According to Xenon, it’s easy to have a wedding hairstyle that is as radiant as your smile and flattering as your dress - if you count on the skills of a professional hairstylist. Today’s working woman, more often than not, counts on a profes­ sional hairstylist to give her a look that is polished and professional,’’ he says. “It only makes sense to leave the worry over you wedding hairstyle to the person who keeps you looking great every other day of the year.’’ Xenon offers these suggestions to help you look your beautiful best on the big day: •Consult with your stylist soon after you’ve set the date. You will want to discuss hairstyle options, including whether or not you want to grow your hair out. •Your stylist may be at the church, or wherever you plan to dress for the wedding, to style your hair. Ask well in advance, so that he or she can arrange his or her schedule. And, see about having your stylist do your bridesmaids’ hair as well. There may be a fee, but the finished results will be well worth it. •Consider a perm, three to four weeks in advance, to give your hair the body and support it needs to look its best throughout all of the wedding festivities. Today’s new perm formulations leave hair in top condition, so there’s no need to worry about frizz or too-tight curl, and nothing makes hair easier to style that a good professional perm. •Begin using a moisturizing hair care line. A moisturizing hair care system, will help to strengthen and revitalize the hair. The added shine you’ll have will really show in your wedding portraits. •If you stylist will not be assist­ ing you on the day of the wedding, take time to rehearse your bridal style with your stylist the week before so you’ll know exactly how to do it on the day of the wedding. Practising your bridal style will give you added confidence. After all, you shouldn’t have a care in the world on such a special day, especially not how your hair’s going to look. ... I MITCHELL Token Treasures Wingham, Ontario • 357-2993 s Specialty Shoppe WE CARRY: [ Favours for your guests­ 's baskets, bonbon cups, 7* mini champagne or ( brandy glasses (to hold K mints), ribbon and nylon A tulle in a host of colours. I Candies and mints in any ♦> quantity. Glass wine / glasses available on a \ rental basis. Helium balloons. Personalized f champagne glasses (with Js. the bride’s & groom’s ( names are also available)^ WEDDING CAKES: Rentals - any siz;e, any j design. Custom made - ) your design or ours, fruit 'X cake or styrofoam. J Choose from our large A selection of tops, decorat- \ ing supplies including •') fountains. Homemade <4 fruitcake. We will cut and A wrap. Homemade / Almond Paste. Fruitcake <• pieces. We have the j wraps, doilies, ribbon, J etc. Decorations for every occasion. Bells and / streamers, etc. I decorate X head tables with a colour- \ ed cloth covered in lace to match your dress and complete it with - garland. My specialty, ofcourse Looking for "that special gift"? Leave it all to Jeanne! Jeanne McDonald loves the work she’s in. She surrounds herself daily with the beautiful things she selects for the store call Token Treasures. Hers is a world of brides and grooms, birth­ day wishes and tokens of love and affection. Jeanne’s job is to assist customers in choosing that gift which savs "I care". Jeanne does this well! When it comes to brides and grooms, Jeanne relies on a bridal registry. For many, the idea of a bridal registry is a mystery and therefore an uncomfortable experience. Jeanne explains that it is really neither of these things; it is a way for buyers to make the wisest choice of a gift for their money and it answers that age old question "What can I buy that will be really enjoyed?" The bride-to-be is encouraged to drop into the store, alone or with her Mom, to consult with Jeanne about her personal tastes and those of her husband-to-be. Within ten or fifteen minutes Jeanne has an idea of the colours the bride plans for her first home and the accessories she enjoys (brass, wicker, silver, copper, etc). Jeanne records these facts and refers to them from time to time as shoppers arrive to choose a special gift for the young couple (or not-so-young couple). Buyers nave the knowledge of cnoosing(or not-so-young couple). Buyers have the knowledge of choosing gifts of the taste and style they know will please. They are happy they are not buying something the couple nas already received. What it amounts to for the shopper is that it is the wisest use of money spent. It is a choice of present which is go­ ing to say " I care." A few minutes of the bride’s time, plus the gracious assis­ tance of a manager like Jeanne, and the gift becomes a treasured token of affection. 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