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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1997-08-27, Page 1414-11.11 MINION 11XPOINT011. Arost !7, 19!7 More room at JC's salon BY DAVID SCOTT Expositor Editor A Seaforth hair styling business has expanded to include. new services. Hair Designs by JC at 15 East William St. has tripled its floor space with recent renovations and is now offer- ing European facials, spa pedicures and manicures. nail enhancements and aro- matherapy. These procedures aren't new to owner Jeanette Connolly, who operates her business out of her home. "All of this stuff I did in London when I worked there. It's something I'm redoing." A European facial is a little more diagnostic than a regu- lar facial, she explains. "The training is more extensive, the products more prescriptive. It involves extensive massaging. You have to make sure the facial muscle groups are well worked." As well, between eight and 10 products are used in a European facial. Connolly says there are cer- tain things it can do for your face but there are some con- ditions she can offer referrals to a friend who is a dermatol- ogist in London.. ROOMIER, BRIGi Part-time Help ha r styling business R - Jeanette non (East Williamilstands in the Shelley McGavin has been new addition of her working for Hair Designs for and relaxing, inviting. People sons - Jordan S. JC as a hair stylist eight of p Aaron, 8, and say it's just like corrin int the past 10 years it's been home. It is home." open. Connolly and McGavinShe said customers tocan't both do total hair care includ- waitbfor the new fireplacecooler r ing perms, highlights, e put weatherOarrn when the cooler colours. "We're always tak- rives. ing courses and technicians "It's saysa very personal boe ness," into the shopto ese," J.C. "That's onne classes." do thing people like about com- Sharon Millard has started ing here as opposed to a Jarg- on a part-time basis to handle er salon." the extra services when works has been in the heneis busy with hair orks for five years but was appointments. put off. Both of leanette's The spa pedicures (and manicures) differ from regu- lar ones in that with the spa treatment, "it's like a mini - reflexology session and like having a facial on your feet." Dead skin and calluses, are removed from the feet in addition to -having nails painted. Aromatherapy Connolly has taken refresh- er courses in all of the new services and has just com- pleted her fourteenth course since March on aromathera- py. She will be offering it in the near future. She says products for the business have improved greatly. "There's a European com- pany we deal with for the facials. The techniques haven't changed but the product is 100 per cent better than 10 years ago." For the cream and hair care supplies she uses, J.C. doesn't like too mill." g "run of the "I prefer to go with some- thing a little more prescrip- tive. The normal stuff you can get anywhere." These new services, says Connolly, are good for most people who can't afford vaca- tions but need mini -stress relievers. Another extra service offered by J.C. is "nail enhancements." After taking courses on this for the past two months, she says "this is something that's really improved - nail products." "There's been a lot of new technology in the past 10 years, new equipment. Almost everything is new." Reaction to Expansion "People don't expect it when they walk in," she says. "It was the look and atmos- phere I was trying to achieve. I wanted it to be bright, open WHY TAKE A BOATING COURSE? IT COULD SAVE YOUR LIFE! The Goderich Power and Sall Squadron is offering courses starting at 7:00 p.m. September 9 and 10 at Central Huron Secondary School In Clinton. •Marine Electronics •Boating *Piloting •Advanced Piloting 1,11 For CPS Information Call Rod Wraith 357-2586 Fulton Charlton 524-2578 Joe Essery 482-9531 (Day) - are enjoying the new space. "They're as thrilled about it as I am. They helped me paint," she says. J.C. was in the new space working "12 days after the hole was dug." Renovations were finished about a month and a half ago. Hair Designs by JC is open from Tuesday to Saturday, including three evenings a week. An appointment is not always necessary. Barbeque & Buck 'n Doe for Jennifer Murphy Chris Vogels Sunday, August 31 BBQ tickets should be purchased before August 28'^. Buck'n Doe Tickets only are also available Late Lunch Included For more information call 345-2315 or 356-2047 Relatives, friends are cordiallyneighbours invitedand to help celebrate the 50th Anniversary for Don & Grace Watson at the Goderich Township Hall Holmesville, Ontario Friday, August 29, 1997 Open House 8-9 pm , Dancing at 9 pm -1 am to Keith & Gloria Wilbee Best Witches Only Please Bring a smlk and stay awlbik Feel the*nee-. See the diffrrenee Want to know More? See Next Week's Huron Expositor. (WATCH FOR IT!) `wrrrwrrwrrrwrrr Happy Birthday r ✓ . Sweetheart t r 41, qr er IP 41, 119 • • r ✓ � • r w DEB MURRAY r "Not bad for someone arar as old as you.' rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr - an exact tribute to AEROSMITH 9:30 PM - AND "THE CARPET FROGS." You name it they'll play it! - 11:30 p.m. New and old ROCK 'N ROLL NO GLASS DIMS PARK! and remember BRING A TENT! '7.00 advanced '10.00 at door Admission includes overnight carnpin9 and entertainment For more information please call (519) 263-2654 • ................,,,,,............. E M.C.L. SOUND 5 • 'iEmu.ook D.. SERVICE 0., our f Huck k DossReceptions• r' Por more Info. Dail r khn Mc .0 • 482-9984 .. evenings .• Hippy Ann s Mom &Dad Ken & Betty Hulley Please join us for an Old Tyme Dance Friday September 5 9 PM Seaford) Community Centile No gifts please. Donations will be accepted for Childhood Cancer Research, London 16th Annual CLINTON RACEWAY DRIVERS' CHALLENGE Sunday, August 31 POST TIME 1:30 PM CKNX Country 920 proudly presents • Ron Waples • Mike Saftic • Ken Hardy • Tom Strauss • Dave Wall • Tony Kenwood • Doug Brown • Bill Gale • Rick Zeron • Ross Battin • Joe Hudon • Paul MacDonnell LI 'nominated AN or AUS anadian by Male Vocalist of the Year 'nominated for Canada Country Best New Act watch for his videos on CMT Tbi $ 7 advance/$10. at Trip includes: Flight to sunny Orlando, Hotel & Rental Car. ADMISSION air PROGRAMS gar HAMBURGERS ear HOT DOGS gar FRIES & POP Sean Modesto graduated with a Doctor of Philosophy Degree from the Graduate Department of Zoology at the University of Toronto and will be taking a post doctoral fel- lowship at the Bernard Price Institute for Palaeontological Research at the University of Witwatersrand in J. South Africa. Sun rzusa son �o& Bob Modesto of Oakville and a Yraadson of the late Marg & Ed McKay offCippen. ALL OO ONLY I a each Join us for a BEEF BARBECUE after the aces ONLY 5■ Proceeds to benefit the family of Ray McLean REGISTRATION ALL YOUTH for BOWLERS Wednesday, September 3,6 p.m. - 8 p.m. XWUNGSaCH DU! 6' 10 a.m. - noon ntatlls (5-10 yam) 8atitidayNoon wY Juniors (11-13 years) MOnt 6 • 8 p.m. Seniors (14.18 Years)Y 6 - 8 p.m. Monday 8-8p.m. Cost: 12507 per child late Registrations Welcome BOWLING STARTS SEPTEMBER 8th -6 PM CLINTON CROWN LANES 228 Victoria St. Hwy. 4 South CUNTON 482-7791 ASHBEE - TAYLOR Judy Ashbee and Ron Taylor were married on July 4, in Erin United Church, Erin, Ontario. Judy is the daughter of Garnet Ashbee of Elliott Lake and Ron is the son of Jean and Arnold Taylor of Bayfield. The couple honeymooned at Bar Harbour, Maine. They're back due to the postponement of last week's divisions. due to heavy rains. Watch a 050 HARNESS RACE UNDER SADDLE You Don't Want To Miss It! THANK YOU N This is our final date for this season. We'd like to thank all of our patrons, horsemen & staff for making '97 a success. SEE YOU NEXT YEAR! Clinton Raceway Committee