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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-12-05, Page 78I:FSM5Stii% MA SW,63 iAib 1)1tfA525!i laiiBtgiS StIASIVA,Si RSfni» 9liiIAiYVATZARSYZA F h 95: Holiday hair at its best Christmas and New Year's brings a full round of parties and entertaining. It's 'a busy time of year, a time when you want to look your best. Preparing for the festive season with a new hair cut and extra hair care, will help give yoi. ,a special glow, throughout the holi- day season. Starting a good hair regime now will also help you develop a regular program, for a healthy head of hair that will last a lifetime. To keep hair at its healthiest, the follow- ing tips are suggested as part of a regular program for beautiful hair at any age. - Use warm, neverhot, water to wash hair. Hot water can burn the scalp and cause damage to the root bed. - When you, feel that you've sufficiently rinsed all shampoo and conditioner from Watch your shopping.. • from page 16 Be wary of fund raising schemes. At this time of the year, the unethical operators who see a quick buck to be made compete with honest fund raisers for dollars of a generous public. Most pleas for money are authentic, but to be sure that your money goes to the needy, keep the following points in mind: make sure you understand your hair - rinse again! Insufficient rinsing is the most frequent cause of dull, limp hair. - After washing, be sure to use a conditioner or cream rinse to prevent excessive breakage or dryness. - wet hair is at its most vulnerable state. Use a wide tooth combe to untangle hair after washing. Brushed and fine-toothed combs cause excess stretching, breakage and hair loss. - Frequent trimmings are fundamental to healthy -looking hair because they remove dry and split ends and restore weight and lustre to the hair style. - Avoid excessive use ofhot rollers, curling irons and.hot dryers. When fling these tools, conditioners are even more important because they add aprotective coatingto the. hair shaft that helps prevent dryness and breakage. •• the nature of the donation request; be wary of telephone solicitations; ask how they got your name; ask for the name of the person calling and the full name and address of their employer, including the telephone number; i in doubt, request that the solicitation -be made in writing; check a company's reputation with the .Better Business Bureau. Our Christmas Gift to you... EVERYTHING IN OUR STORE IS FROM NOW TIL CHRISTMAS LADIES' 8. GIRLS': MAIN FLOOR MEN'S AND BOYS WEAR: SECOND FLOOR LEE'S OF CIINTON 22 VICTORIA ST. CLINTON 482-9711 ALL MICROWAVEPECIALLY PRICED ®#ts�' �FOR CHRISTMAS 'te®00� dG414os°) counter saver 11 COMPACT MICROWAVE OVEN COUNTERSAVER 111M •Canbeoy e abinets. •.8 cu. ft. opacity. •Holds o 9' 13" dish. •Electronic Dig of Display. •Time Cook. *Defrost. •Minute/Second Timer •Temp Cook /Hold, •Auto Roost. •Electronic Touch Controls. •5 Power Levels •Clock. •Extended Warranty • Deloy Stat 0 C, ©� _ LiR ..,:tell - AO....z..Ai. ., (Iiiist‘'' It1 ATTACHES TO UNDERSIDE OF KITCHEN C MORE.1C FOR YOU! 9BINETS... NTERSPACE USES LESS SPACE ON YOUR COUNTER THAN A REGULAR MICROWAVE OVEN WEIGHS ONLY 4i LBS. (19Kg ) • Dual WaverM Microwave Syglagli • 1.4•tu. ft. capacity. • Space age dimensions. •Micro -Touch Controls. *Minute Timer (100 minutes). • Delay Start. •Programmable Memory • (up to 3 stages). •Clock. •Auto Roast. • Two•position Shelf for Whole Meal Cooking. •Automatic Cooking. •Aulomatic Simmer. •Automatic Defrost. •Temperature Hold. •Next Step Readout. • 10 Power Levels. •Extended Warranty. BONUS /atc4. eAC-S11044;\ FREE Genuine Cabbage Patch Kid with every Microwave Purchased!! •Dual WaveTM Microwave System. •1.4 cu. ft. capacity. •Clock. •Space age dimensions. •Auto Roost. •Micro -Touch Controls, •Cook Code. =Minute Timer (100 minutes)•T•wo-position Shelf for Whole •Delay Start. Meal Cooking. •Programmoble Memory • 10 Power Levels. (up to 3 stages). •Extended Warranty. CLINTON ELECTRIC SHOP SALES & SERVICE 90 ALBERT ST., CLINTON 482-3646 1 4 7