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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-02-15, Page 27Include us in your plans -1f you're planning a wedding, plan to visit us first for wedding stationery and accessories. Crossroads ---Feb. 15, 1 —Page 15 `to answer. Based on those answers, specific hair treat- ments are prescribed, giving you the benefit of costly salon treatment at a fraction of the price! "People seem to have the same misconceptions about conditioners as they do about shampoos," says Kingsley. "They claim their hair is over -conditioned with the wrong product for their hair type; That's why it doesn't look as good as it should. "I can't stress enough," says Kingsley, "how very important it is to find the right product. In the end it saves you time and money and it could mean saving your hair as well." Phillip Kingsley shatters still another "hair care myth" when he does not con- demn the use of a blow dry- er. "You will not damage your hair," he says, "if you either blow it dry and stop while it is just slightly damp, or if you blow it just to the.:point of dry and then stop. The dam- age only occurs if you contin- ue to use the blow dryer after your hair is no longer wet .. . such as when you make an attempt to style it. That's Yi. Listowel Mount Forest Milverton Wingham 291-1660 323-1550 595=8921 357-2320 A room to e' torfi ,:s n&e£'F4.`?•,MA k 2 dot: 40 grow in. SAVE AT CAR CITY CHRYSLER Trust Listowel Chrysler T. Repair Your Car 'MERE EXPERTS AT REPAIRING°, • Scratches • Dente and Complete Collision and Painting FREE ESTIMATE Come In today and , talk over your repairs with... LLOYD McLAUGHLIN Body Shop Manager U1111001.11 'N.. s SERvILE "You Really Matter To Us" LISTOWEL CHRYSLER 291 4350 Mon. to Fri OPEN 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m SAVE AT CAR CITY CHRYSLER ENSU TING??? DEPRESSED! You Must Have Added Up Those Heating Bills. If Your MONEY is Escaping Out The Walls & Attic of. 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I like cute little balloons and clowns in other chil- dren's rooms, but I think they aretiresome after a while and trite. Please sug- gest some classic ideas for decorating. — L.N. A. How about a bright red' carpeting for a start? That's a practical color, yet one that's dramatic and adaptable in a youngster's room. Chalk white walls painted with a good quality paint and given several coats for a good heavy base will allow you to wipe away smudges as they ap- pear (and it's easy to whitewash every so often). Try your hand with a graphic in red and blue across one or several walls. You could tape the walls with masking tape to help you guide your paint brush. Continue graphics across walls with custom- designed window blinds using white for the prima- ry background, in- terspersed with red and blue slats. Chaese_ OdUl.3rir _ad 'nl_ ture in an oiledlight oak that won't show the nicks and bruises inevitable in a child's room. Or buy unfinished furni- - ,ture that you -can enamel in white to blend furnishing into the walls. Paint drawer fronts in bright blue or red to repeat your colOr scheme. Q. I have four very strange but charming Mis- sion style dining chairs with fabric on the back and seats. The fabric is now hideous — black plastic. I'mrefurbishing a Cali- fornia bungalow and I have lots of natural oak in my house with sand colored walls. The fabric on the chairs will be the only color or pattern in the room. I'd like some bold color. What would be a good choice? — Nit. when it removes the moist- ure from the hair shaft and dries and damages it, "What adds far More dam- age than the blow dryer it- self" ,concludes Kingsley, "is the brash used to style the hairrlule drying. It pulls hair out and weakens it, so it is the brush really that is the culprit and not the dryer. "If you must style your hair, then do it while your hair is still damp, to mini- mize the risk of damage." CANDICE BERGEN Son' A. Mission style often places an emphasis on the hand-crafted. Why don't you carry out that feeling with a hand- crafted Indian design — perhaps a woven Gua- temalan embroidery with those brilliant combina- tions of bright colors. The hot pinks, bright reds, green and blues in stripes with embroidered flowers and birds could be hand, some in a room of woods and neutral tones. Q. I have a quilt. I made in bold abstract shapes and shades of gold, black and red for my bedroom. But now I have decided to make this room into a guest room with a sleeper sofa. I really like the hold col- ors in the room because I have deep-golda--e:. ti ng - raer_bY attaching to the and pale gold walls. But I ceiling — possible with don't know what to do with decorative cord tied it around each end and at - I thought about making it into a wall hanging= Bnt'I really don't have any walls quite large enough for it, CHILDPROOF--Bold and fun is this child's room in red, white, blue and black with the color scheme established on the walls and in the window blinds which en- hance each other. Room was designed by Pat Plexico. because my walls are bro- ken up by windows and closet doors. What would you suggest? — S.S. A. Using the quilt on the wall is, of course a good idea and perhaps you could fold it in an interesting manner to somehow use it. You do have to be careful about that because fading sometimes does occur: However, why don't you use it as a ceiling canopy. Support the quilt at each THE SUPER BEAUTIES tached to the ceiling. This can give on -extremely-dra- matic look and a highly at- tractive one. 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Rettinger's Homemade German Hungarian Dry Sausage ... 2°89 Hostess 200 g Potato chips 1,09 I T National Museums Musees nationaux of Canada du Canada Canada SI41RGZI 'Fish Cakes . ib.1.49 T We Now Have a Fresh Meat Counter & Deli Counter For Your Convenience Featuring Fiedlers Mild European Style Cold Cuts Orion (the Giant Hunter), large and distinctive and the most brilliant of constellations, is almost as familiar as the "Big Dipper" (part of the corn stellaflon Ursa Major). Unlike Ursa Major, which circles close to the north cetestial pole andcan always be seen from northern latitudes, Orion. for part of the year. is visible from every in- habited part of the earth. From Canadian latitudes the constellation is at its best during the coldest months of winter. Orlon's brightest stars deserve more than a passing glance. Note first the contrasting colours of Betelgeuse and Rigel Betelgeuse ("Arm of the Central One"), was called the be - Cause d Star" by the ancients, probably cause of its steady ruddy hue. This is an example of a red supergiant star whose magnitude varies. probably because its diameter varies by as much as 60%i One of the largest stars known, i1 fills a space. when at its maximum diameter. equal to the ' orbit of Mars or possibly Jupiter Betelgeuse is not only large but also very luminous for stars of this class equalling 14,000 suns at its max- imum, and 7600 suns at its minimum brightness Contrast Betelgeuse to dazzling white Rigel, located diagonally op- posite Its name Is from an Arabic word meaning "Left Leg of the Giant" FEBRUARY An extremely hot star, 57,000 times brighter than our sun,'It too may even- tually' become a red supergiant. Rigel has a faint companion star than can be detected in amateur telescopes of good quality The left shoulder of the giant is marked by Bellatrix, the "Female Warrior" or "Amazon Star"; the right leg by Salph, the "Sword o1 the Giant" Fainter than the other stars mentioned, Meissa. "Head of Jauzah" or "Head of the Giant". de- fines Orion's head. The three "Bell" stars, Orion's signa- ture, comprise the most easily recog- nized formation in the Heavens, with the exception o1 the Big Dipper. From left to right they are Alnitak, Alnilam and Mintaka meaning, roughly trans- lated, "The Girdle", the "String of Pearls'and "The Belt Face south to find Orlon. Around the middle of February, he stands above the southerh horizon at,aboul i3 p m PLANETS Mars and Satum are in conjunction on the 15th when the two planets. almost equal in brightness with Mars much redder than Satum, are separated by less than one de- gree. Both rise in the east before midnight and are low in the southwest at sunrise. Look for Venus and Jupiter low in the southeast before sunrise, Brilliant Venus is moving closer to the sun and will be progressively harder to see d h (Universal Time) 1 24 New Moon 10 04 First Quarter Moon 15 13 Mars 0°8 S. of Saturn 17 01 Full Moon 22 09 Satum 0°3 N of Moon 22 14 Mars 0°3 S. of Moon 23 17 Last Quarter Moon 26 09 Jupiter 2° N. of Moon 29 03 Venus 4° N. of Moon CONJUNCTION: When two celestial kites have the same longitude The sun and the moon are in conjunction at new moon. The planets Mercury and Venus am in conjunction twice in one revolution; "inferior conjunction" when they, are between the earth and the sun, and "superior conjunction" when the sun' is between the earth and the planets NATIONAL MUSEUM - SCieenC + technology 1867 St Laurent Blvd Ottawa K t A 0M8 Philip Kingsley sharehair--car • secrets CRUISE THE MARITIMES and New England with CFCA'S BOB FARROW Aboard the Award Winning E CUM Leave Sat. June 30 Return Sat. July 7 • Visit Montreal See the Tall Ships ''Cruise the Fjords.of. the Sagunay River ` Visit Halifax & Peggy's Cove " • Cruise the Cape Cod Canal • Soo Mr'w York City _. By Colette Bouchez,.hair type, you can use it in - If you are a regular reader definitely, as often as you of this column, you know that like. . "It's pure balderd sh," says Kingsley, "to sa you have to alternate hair care_ products. Scie tifically, factually docume ted,/ the same shampoo, used on the same hair, under the same conditionsproduces the same . effect. "The main reason people think a product is not work- ing is because they didn't have the right product for their hair type to begin with, "Candice Bergen, who's been a client of mine. for 10 years, has been using the sameshampoo and condi- tioner every day for 10 years and her hair never looked more beautiful." 'When Kingsley developed his line of hair caretreat- ments he prepared a ques- tionnaire for potential users each week a Sper Beauty sitecial secrets good. But, often tiffs it is the specialists, . the men and women in the field of hair, skin, clothing and makeup who have a lot to do with the image you see on the screen. They are, in. fact,the image - makers. And boy, do they have secrets to share! The Super Beauties will feature some of these talent- ed men and women giving you the same advice and how-to's that have helped make some of the most beau- tiful women in the world look so good. One of these very special .image -makers' is' Phillip Kingsley '... the undisputed international hair care authority. With a client list that includes such beauties as Candice Bergen and Audrey Hepburn, as well as such distinguished gentle- men as Sir Laurence Olivier, Kingley is the world's most renowned practitioner of tri- chology, the medical sub- specialty devoted to the di- agnosis and treatment of the hair and scalp. With salons in London and New .York, he is also the hair care special- ist to members of the British royal family. - Says Kingsley, "The most common sense hair care myth is that washing your hair every day is not good for you. It's a mistake not to wash your hair daily, in fact the more the 'better. "If you consider, after a day, how dirty your face gets, and you take your hair to the same places you take your face, then you have to realize how important the daily washing is. "Another misconception people seem to have about, washing hair daily is that if you have dry hair it makes it drier. Washing dry hair with the correct shampoo and conditioner actually will re - moisturize your hair. Dry hair is due to lack of moist- ure, not lack of oil." Many hair care experts claim you should alternate hair care products. Accor- ding to Kingsley, (who has his own line of hair care pro- ducts that are scientifically selected for specific, hair conditions), once you have the correct shampoo for your Hollywood shares her for looking 905300 Includes: Courtesy pick-up service "Train to Montreal, All Transfers, Cruise, All Tips " Port and Terminal charges, Coach home from New York. Ask us to send you a detailed colour brochure - FREE Join Bob Farrow on Cruise Night Feb. 22 at. 8:00 p.m. at Kitcheners Valhalla Inn only at Palmerston 343-2201 ( • Linda and lTrry Williamson with Non .1.uN -Fergus. Onlario 1.