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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1977-06-16, Page 26Page 2 1 0 0 Over 100 years of tradition Over 100 Businesses Serving You..... this summer, and all year round Aiken Bros. - Men's Footwear ear Anstett Jewellers Ltd. Arbor - Boutique Mason Bailey Real Estate Ball -Macaulay Builders' Supplies Ball -Hutch Furniture Bake-r's'Farrn & Garden (:entre Bank of Montreal Bartliff s Bakery -Restaurant Beattie Furniture Becker's 11i1k Buffy's Burgers Blake Welding Burgess Dept. Store Campbells Hen's Wear Carters \\ est End Seri ice Station (:&E Variety Century Restaurant Chapman Barber Shop Charles House of brant). (linter Heating and Electric Clinton Bode Shop Clinton Chrysler -Plymouth Clinton Coin Laundry Clinton Cornrnt`rcial Printers Clinton Community (:redit•L nion Clinton Grown Lanes Clinton I)ry Gleaners Clinton Electric Clinton Horne Hardware & Radio Shack Clinton I.G.A. Clinton 'Meat Market Clinton !dews -Record K.C. Cooke Florist Corner Furniture Stores Corries R:& W. Foodtnaster Counter Cash and Carry Builders' Supplies Craig's Tire & Auto Garnet Crowe -Denturist Crown Sports an,d Trophies Dale Pump and Farm Service Dutch Store Edith Ann Hair Fashions Elm Maven '.Motor Hotel Fabian Furniture Fairholme Dairy Fleming Feed Hill Galbraith Radio and "I'\ Gardiner Real Estate (;ardiner's Barker Shop Gerrards Shopping Centre Goldsworthy 'Motor Sales G.K. Realty &Insurance Groves' and Son TV & .Appliances Harold's Shell Service Haugh "fire Stipp!) Hermans 1len's \ ear Holland's Shoes Hotel Clinton Hutnnlels heed Hill Huron Business Machine, Huron Laundry Huron Pines Construction Irerte•s Laundromat Jet -Nis Aluminum Jerk is Studio J.&J. Pharmacy K -decorating Ltd. Kerrigan Fuels B.P. Kingswell eldin, Korner Recreation Kum -In Restaurant Bryan Lapis Insurance Lads Contracting Co. Ltd. Harold Lobb & tions Farm S1aehiner� Lori Lyn ReautLounge I )t 1 e Brow a %Motors llalone's (;as I.Lr liarcon Redi-miV 11al)Ir leaf Small Engines 'Mary's Sewing Centre 11ea1111'1' Restaurant .'Merrill 'I'V 'Morgan's Mobile Homes Murphy Bus Lines S1c1 ntee Real Estate Mc•Kerlie-11illen Automoti'e SIePherson's Garage North End Store Ontario %lotor I.eague Peck's Sales and Seri ice Pricegard Patent ',Medicines Radiant Life (:entre Book Store Haintree Gift Shoppe Ray and Shirrs Supermarket Rays Shoe Repair Riley's Barber Shop Ron's Sunoco Service Station Royal Bank of Canada Scruton's Fuel Scar's Order Office Separate Shopl►r Shirai Dept. Store . Smith's Pro Hardware llurra� 'I a� for Fuels an Altena Barber Shop '1'he'A edge -Ladies Fashions Harold NN ise Ltd. Plumbing John Vt ise Insurance Woodbine Records \\ iseway Home & Building Centre e 0 i l�� During Days of Fun in the Sun, preserve your precious skin Before you hit the beaches, pools, tennis courts, golf courses and boat docks for a summer of fun, heed this advice from sun -and -skin experts. 1. Too much sun exposure without adequate protection can dry out, age, ('verl damage skin. :ask your doctor or pharmacist to recommend a sunscreen that protects you against sunburn and stays on while you sWti inl 01' perspire in the sun. Most suns(•reen products Wash off, requiring frequent reapplication to maintain protection. :.'. Don't try to get 0 summer's tan in one kveekcnd. Tan gradually, in- creasing exposure time daily. ['se, a good sunscreen for protection and remember the sun is hottest during the midday hours. 3. The sun reflects off sand and penetrates water, so even if you think you're protected by shade or an umbrella, it's hest to cover up after sunbathing — towel, robe, hat, etc. Fair -skinned individuals and others who are sun -sensitive should he especially careful to avoid overex- posure, even with the protection of a sunscreen. 1. Eyes need special protection from the surfs powerful ultraviolet rays. Weal' top) quality sunglasses, not "funglasses." If the eyes can he seen through the lenses, you don't have proper sunglasses. Grey and green tints are most \\Hely recommended by vision ex- perts because they interfere least with color perception. 5. If you are taking medication, check with your doctor before sun- bathing. Some drugs increase sen- sitivity to light. Sundress Leads Summer Fashion • The generation gap has vanished — al hast in terms of slimmer fashion. This year'.' the sundress returns • without any age limits. It's as popular with the tiniest tot as the most sophisticated adult, according t� Marcia Usatch, fashion director fo Marsha's Vineyard. Marcia, whose fashions are styled for sizes 4 to 14, including pre -teens, says the favorite .new young sur fashion is the sizzler — styled with shoe -string straps and a shirred bodice. Prints are sometimes small, sometimes large, always bright. Often, a second print is added as a border or pockets, for extra fashion fun. Romantic Edwardian steles also are lnlportant, says Marcia, especially in white eyelet fabrics. 'lhey look delicate, but are actually els easy to car(' for as prints. The dresses are styled with tr'ic'ks.* often reserved only For grown-up girls. For Instance, Marcia noted, only light or bright colors are used rear the face. "They're always more flat -tering, even for youngsters. "I'he dresses alb can move into the early fall wast layered with T -tops or shirts. The answers to your summer wardrobe problems are here, at the wedge. See our summershines - where f,ashion meets today's woman. Special! $10. RACK Reg. Pi -iced to $40. Dresses Sportswear s Sweaters SUMMER HOURS: Monday to Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Closed Wednesdays. 1