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The WuWham Advance -Times, July 15, IVX-Page 5
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How to look your best
WHEN YOU HELP
RED CROSSI on a limited budget
By Lavonne Ballagb deal of harm to your face so bo-
Lool[ing best in the - ware Repeated tannings on your
your sum
mertime requires careful plan- face will turn you into an old lady
` ning and more good common at 40. If you are fair and your face
sense. It is the season for ac- burns before it tans, you run the
tivity; for wanting that look of added risk of developing skin
41 Get away from well-being to show, for feeling cancer later in life. The skin
great so you can keep up with all around your eyes is particularly
the fun times summer has to sensitive so always shield it from
offer. the sun's rays. On the most at -
it Z-0/1
Come on in and
take a relaxing
rest from
your busy shopping
day. Just -sit back
and enjoy a hot meal
served by our
courteous waitresses.
Check through our
diversified menu or
pick one of our
many specials for
the day.
MAITLAND
RESTAURANT
Air Conditioned Josephine Street
Comfort Wingham, Ontario
The warm weather of the last tractive face, wrinkles only add
TRIANGLE
Robert Armstrong have provided
a beautiful service to the Home'
P
out" and that is a healthy sign;
Mrs. Morris Swanson who so
and returned to the nest with its
black sibling. Integration it
Enjoy your vacation and come
home looking even more spec-
few days has driven us out -of-
age•
graciously comes and plays the
seems, starts in a bird nest.
tacular than when you went!
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each quarter to our residents
doors—for gardening, dean -up or
Your hair, of course, is another
just for getting a summer tan.
problem. The sun is very drying
The sun can be your best friend;
to hair so cover-up when you're
it can make you feel better and
out in the sun. Especially if your
look better. But the sun can also
hair is colored, precautions
be your skin's worst enemy. It
should be taken against the sun.
can make you look old before
Sunlight can give you a healthy
your time if you are not careful.
glow but like anything else, too
There is no 'quick' way to get a
much is harmful. Plan your tan -
tan. Let it come gradually and
ning time carefully so you can
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blend into your own skin tones, or
make your entrance into summer
it will make you look like a baked
looking naturally lovely and
potato! Limit yourself to 15 min-
alive.
utes the first day, probably only
0-0-0
half of that in the bright sunlight.
The best look this summer is
A tan can make you look great
going to come from good common
but too much can make you look
sense —proper eating habits, lots
like a prune. So know when to
of rest and plenty of exercise.
'
A
quit!.
With the arrival of summer,
The sun can do wonders for oily
there is a great temptation to
;a
skin or acne but it can do a great
grab some pop and chips and call
PW �4m
it a meal, or enjoy a chocolate
bar for supper. There is no surer
way to ruin a complexion and a
the 1976 Canadian
Bla e k and white
figure at the same time. There is
THE CANADETTES were named National Twirling Champions in a
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no substitute for well-balanced
competition held in Thornhill the last weekend in June. Displaying their winning form are
meals to make you feel good and
back row, Connie Streich, Pam Cameron, Susan Brown; front, Tracey MacKay, Heather
birds integrate
look good.
Streich, Julie MacDonald. On the right is teacher and director of the group, Patti
Energy that bounces, eyes that
Robinson.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Searson
sparkle, a personality that turns
Pm' Pe h'
Bluevale, were doing some repair
everyone on — they are an addi-
'
Brookhaven, Events
work at the Oke residence on
Street, Wingham, when
hon to any summer party. But
You can't have them unless you
feel Nothing
tShuter
they
they found something very un-
something v
well -rested. can
By Paddy Ann ten Pas activities we have had over the this area for their care and co-
usual under the eaves. A starling
had built a nest and laid her eggs
'take it out of you' like a 90 -de -
gree summer day and if you feel
The beautiful, warm, lazydays operation in bringing man
Y year who have come so willingly g g Y
of summer are being much en- to give love along with entertain- varied and interesting entertain-
there. When the eggs hatched, the
draggy, our health is suffering.
rBBQ the r heal t
1o� ttery
joyed by all the residents of ment to our residents. All the ments to the Home. We have had
baby birds provided quite aSleep
dramatic contrast, for one was
charger; don't neglect it.
Brookhaven Nursing Home. UCW units of the Wingham Participation from every church
in the Teeswater, Bel rave, Bel-
Those days we longed for amid United Church have been most g
the normal black, but the other
If you're a gal that gains weight
every time she down for a
last winter's storms are here at generous to the Home this year in more, Whitechurch and of
one was white an albino, with
Pink eyes.
sits
minute, summer can be a bum -
last and that "good old sun" does terms of love and time they have course, the Wingham area. You
mer while you're relaxing on
wonders for almost everyone. extended to our residents. Each are all to be commended for your
Mrs Roger Oke called two
your vacation. Discipline your -
We have been having very month we have enjoyed a UCW kindness and generosity to
local bird enthusiasts in to see it,
self to a daily exercise schedule
active weeks here at Brookhaven unit from Wingham United Brookhaven Nursing Home.
George Allen and Norman Mun-
to keep you in tune, feeling spry
even though we have come to the Church. May we mention also our faith-
dy. Both were enthused about the
and looking trim. Instead of hop -
end of the season for most of our Our local Kinette Club which ful volunteers who make all of
find. They said that an albino
ping in the car every time you,
area churches and organizations. consists of charming young our inter -home activities pos-
starling is quite unique for the
need something from the stare,
May I take the liberty here to matrons of our town, have given sible: Mrs. Ben Malda, for the.
area and Mr. Mundy stated that
walk. You'll feel better and be
tell you of some of the groups and so much pleasure to the residents enjoyable games of Probe which
other albinos he had seen had
able to sleep much better if
with their games of bingo each so stimulate the mind; Mrs.
greyish beaks, but this one had a
you've been getting some exer-
month and have brought such Gerhard During for her patience
Yellowish beak.
cise in the fresh air.
original prizes. and the interesting craft work
Good common sense and taking
Rev. Barry Passmore and Rev. which is done each week. Our
craft cu hoard is almost "sold
The albino bird had been cap
tared but it was later released
care of yourself — they can add
up to a summer of fun for you.
TRIANGLE
Robert Armstrong have provided
a beautiful service to the Home'
P
out" and that is a healthy sign;
Mrs. Morris Swanson who so
and returned to the nest with its
black sibling. Integration it
Enjoy your vacation and come
home looking even more spec-
cit
that they have so willingly come
and administered Communion
graciously comes and plays the
seems, starts in a bird nest.
tacular than when you went!
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each quarter to our residents
piano for us, thereby making our
This has been deeply appreciated arms and legs swing a little more
by our residents and staff. easily for our Fun and Fitness
DISCOUNTsessions each week; and lastly,
The Salvation Army, both the Miss Anne Wilson who is here
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Ethel and the Whitechurch Men- without fail each Friday after-
nonites, along with the Wingham noon for our much -loved Bingo
Bible Chapel Young People have games, but who also is so willing
all contributed to the spiritual to take many residents out for
IL OF OLAY needs of our Home. drives on these lovely days.
OPastor Ron Baker of the Wing- Now, to the people of our town,
ham Pentecostal Church has thank you for all your continuing
200 ml been an ardent visitor to the kindness to us. Please come and
Home and is much loved by all visit us this summer. Remember,
the residents. you are "our windows to the out -
Now, I must pause and sin- side world".
$5*29 cerely thank all the churches in That's all 'till Fall!
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WED IN HAMILTON—On June 5, Mr. and Mrs. R. James
Fairies were wed at Regina Mundi Catholic Church,
Hamilton, Ontario. Mary Lou is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James B Mazer of Ancaster, Ont. Jim is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. R. Norman Fairies of Gorrie. The couple will be
returTriaq to Guelph in September where Jim will continue
in the Veterinary Medicine program and Mary Lou will
continue in the B. Sc. (Agriculture) program, bc,th at
Guelph University.
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JULY 15-17
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