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PAGE 8, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29,1979, WHITBY FREE PRESS i r pc. SCTION On-Ihe.-Nail'TaIk Nail biting is a bad habit and a hard one, tn over, corne. But nature com- pensates! Oddly, nail biters grow *fingernails back m'ore rapidly than those of, BROOKLIN-,WHITBY » MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION REG ISTRATION',« PLACE: IROQUOIS PARK AR ENA & BROOKLIN COMMUNITY CENTRE DATES: SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 1979 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 15, 1979, TIME: 9a.m. -1p.m. FEE: 1 PLAYER $55 2 PLAYERS $95 FAMI1.LY $105 Representative tea m players, $30 extra. Ail players wishing to play on. represantatives (A LL STAR> teams must have social» Insurance number. Representative team tryouts Wi1I1 appear at a later date. REFEREES CLINIC Anyone wishin9 to referee should contact Doug Weales at 668-5417. Should be 15 vears or older. Therol's ne better.time than.the present ,to enjoy the cozy, cushieîny comfort and beautiful fit that's in every 'pair of' Air Step she es. -You'II f ind the kind eàf f it that'feels'terrif ic heur after hour, everYtime you put themn on. air.tep shoes $39-98 Ton ln Sizes, AA&' inSizos FOOTWEAR LTD., SHERIDAN MALL e. (il ~R(.E~ us who don't nibble away or munch. Researchers teil us that the're is a direct link -be- tween the length of a per- son's fingers and the speed at which the fingernails grow. As we ail grow old- er, however, the rate of. nail growth, gradually de- creases. Also, nails, grow more slowly in an injured limb. alive. The nerves and blood vessels are located there, andý it controls nail grow- th. That is why, when push- ing down cuticle, he gentie. Don't dig around; avoid pressure and remembèr to take it easy! Keep, nails filed and smo'oth. Help avert break- ing, by manicuring several times a week. Regular care ThIle nail itself is lifeless, is the best and 'ip an outgrown portion of the route to wellrgroomed eidermis. But the base of, pearance,at ail times. te nail benealthrinijj s Mair shie Our "pro> stylists know ail the latest and greatest in hair care .and fashion. For, individual styling, con- suit us for your' style> your lookl BEAUTY- LOI 119 GreenStreet UNGE 668-9262 plest 1ap- Now's the Time to Get. A NewLook, School beils will soon be ringing for 'teachers, as weli as students, and the teacher who wants to start the school year iooking her very' best should begin right now: Any make-over cam- paign begins with weight control, so if you've gained extra pounds, have your doctor put you on a diet first. Exercise goes hand- in-hand with good nutri- tion for looking and feel- ing your best, so if you aren't already following an exercise regimen, now's the time -to begin. Next, give special at- tention to your hair. It may need a professional conditioning tieatment af- ter a summer of -sun and swimming. While you're at the beauty salon, have your hairstylist suggest one of the new faîl hairdos for the coming semester. After you've gotten your h 'air into. shape, take a good look' at your make- up. Is it doingthe most for your features? Does your foundation complement your skin tone? Founda- tions with ivory, beige or golden tones can cool down skin that's too rud- dy, while foundations with pink or rosy casts will flat- ter the too-sallow or -gold- en skin. -If you're satisfied with your skin tone'as it is, simply match your founda- *LETS GO BOWLING, WHITBY YOUTH BOWLING CUNI REG ISTRATIO N COUNTY BOWL 118 Byron St. Ne 668-2651 AGE .BOWLING CL.A'SSIFICATIONS Tykes$' - 5 yrs to 8 yrs- Bontams»ý'-8 rs o, il yrs Juniors -,,llyrsto14 yrs Seniors,- 14 Yrs fo 18- yrs Young Aduits- 18 yrs f0 29 yrs TIMES ...Sot 9 a.m. & 11 .m ...Sa$t 9 a.0m. & il11m 0..Thurs 4 p.m. ..Wed 4 p.ome ...Mon 9 p.m. AI Ases Are As 0f December 3lst 1979 Regitrotion .Wed. Sept. 4dm 4 p.m. to 8 p... Dates >Tlwr. Sept. Stm 4 p.m. ta S p,. Fr!. Sept. 611. 4 p... to 8 p.m.: Sot. Sept. 7dm 3:30, o.., te 1 p.. Teacher! tion to it. Experiment with shad'- ing to correct anyý facial broblems: blusher or dark- er foundation wiil de-em- phasize a double chin... you can »"lift" the dro.op- ing corners of your mou-th or cover up dark circles un- der your eyes by high- iighting these areas .. . and you can slim down cheeks with blusher or darker foundation.* Last, but flot least, is that new wardrobe for the new you. When selecting a back-to-school wardrobe, choose styles that wiil flat- ter your figure.,A slightiy loose silh ouette is slim- ming, but 100 large a dress can make you look dow- dy, on the other hand. If your neck is too short, avoid turtleneck coliars in favor of V-necklines. And rernember, the beited suit look, while popular, is un- flattering to the flot-exact- ly-slender waistline. Taking a friend along when you shop for that new' wardrobe. will be help- fui in avoiding fashion mis- takes. By doing your beauty and fashion "homework", teacher, you'Il have an ex- citing new image as you start off the school year. Sharpen Up That Memory Want to improve your grades this semester? Work on improving your memory! Experts say that you can train your mem- ory to perform better... you can even- take ýclasses in. training your memory. However,there are ways to work on improving your memory on your own. Concentration is impor- tant, of course. So is repe- tition, say experts - but with intervals between those repetitions. Relaxation is also im- portant to remembering - too intense aù effort can create mental blocks. Association is helpful in trying to remember some- thing, whether it's a date or a naine. Extra effort will pay di- vidends for the conscien- tious student this fali. Eyes Right! Many children have vi-, sion problems that go un-, noticed until it is too late to'correct them. Make sure your chîld's eyes are examîned profes- sionally at regular inter-' vals.