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Donate $350 Towards Waverley School T-Shirts Bob Burke (centre), president of the Waverley Community Association and secretary Barb Leach presented a cheque for $350 to Ray Simser, principal of Waverley School on Tuesday, Oct. 31st. The money will be used to buv house league T-shirts for-the school.À I M Award Today's Woman by Beverley Martin Have you ever gone into a Beauty Salon for a body perm-and come out with a new version of the Afro? Well, at one time all you could do about it was sit down and cry. But in today's world of science we can make you smile again. Science has opened a lot of doors for in- terested hairdressers. We are becoming better educated and spending more time studying new findings. We are constantly gaining knowledge on the internal structure of the hair shaft. With this knowledge we are better able to understand what is happening to this structure when we ap- ply chemical solutions. Just about everything we do to the hair breaks down parts of this struc- ture making the hair weaker. Simply washing our hair with alkaline shampoos and combing or brushing it. when wet can do a lot of damage. It is with the aid of specialized equipment, in the Salon and in the laboratories, that we have been able to determine the best ways to deal with these problems. Permanent waves are very important for the' fast easy carehairstyles of today, but can be ex- tremely damaging. If the perm is properly executed the results are excellent. If improperly done the results can be disastrous. Let me explain a little on how a permanent wave works. After the hair is wound on rods the reforming solution is applied, this penetrates the article layer into the hair shaft where it breaks the cystine or disulfide bond into two groups called cystine. ed the Order of St. John Bill Clarke took time out from his campaign for Region to attend the fall Investiture at Ottawa last week. Bill wa of St. John, on behalf of Her Majesty the Queen for merit St. John'sHAmbulance. He is Chairman of the St. John Durham Region. Th' Ngh Hock By John Moores Wayne "Snuff" Hunt opened Sandy Brown with 2, Paul the scoring for D & R by Slemon 1, Dale Carrington 1, beating goalie Mark Mercer and Wayne Murphy with one. on a blistering shot from the This was a fast paced hard blue line on his break-a-way hitting game as noted by the drive. "Snuff" also assisted on numerous penalties on both the second goal with Sam Allin teams. as Jim Brooks put the puck in The second game between the net. Other goals were Hooper's and Lockes also popped in regularly as D & R ended in a tie of 2 - 2 Scoring and Hunts fought to a 4 - 4 tie. for Hooper's were Bruce Mike Hewer and Brian Bradly Osborne and Rocky Willough- added the other 2 goals while by with Darrel Osmondand E. Jim Brooks and Sam Allin O'Donell picking up one assist picked up assists. each. For Hunts it was Dale Barry "Lumpy" Oliver got Carrington with 2 goals; the first goal for Lockes while Sandy Brown and Paul Doug Crough and Russ West- Slemon each with one. Assist- wood picked up assists. Mr. ing on the goals were again Joe Humenick got the other, On Monday, November l3th RE-ELECT HOLLIDAY Local Councillor Ward 1 "As your representative, I will continue to speak out for a common sense ap- proach to growth, and I will continue to work towards building a community that merits the sound, economic and recreational needs of the citizens. I will continueto be astrongvoice for you." J.W. Holliday A Good ManTo Do A Good Job alCouncillor Ward 3 s awarded the Order orious service in the Ambulance for the This softens the protei structure and allows thE helical coils to slip through the softenec cements (matrix) and assume a new structur around the shape of the rods which is fixed by the bonding solution t make cystine again. No all of these bonds ar able to be fixed by the bending lotion and are permantly iost therefore weakening the hair shaft. If the perm is im- properly wound or wo The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 8. 1978 13. solution is left on too the protein bonds in the long, more of these hair shaft making these bonds are broken and bonds stronger and you can end up with dry, more resilient. When frizzy hair and a lot of the perm is given afters breakage. these treatments, the Everyone's hair is dif- curl is strong and ferent so it is very im- springy. portant to carefully With the aid of analyse the hair before specialized equipment. n a permanent wave is we can determine the e given. Hair with a hairs average diameter, p malady, such as its force in grams and d congenital defects in its its per cent elongation. d structure can not have Therefore it is possible any chemical solutions for us to customize, e applied. This cannot be perms and treatments seen on the outside of to suit individual hair ' the hair, it can only be problems. 1t detected with careful With all the damage e analysis under a special we are inflicting on hair e microscope. today a hairdresser e Also, fine or limp hair needs to be more than' should not be permed artistic, they also need a until it is strengthened thorough knowledge of with special treatments hair chemistry, so the of hydrolized protein. hair can be left in its - This protein will strongest, healthiest penetrate and adhere to state. MAYOR RIOKARD WILL REVIEW PRESENT SYSTEM GOVERNMENT: THE OF "I want to ensure Regional Government is working and meeting the taxpayers needs. As Chairman of the Regional Public Works Commit- tee, we have been reviewing that department's opera- tion. I will support a similar review of all other depart- ments to make sure such responsibilities as police, fire, water and sewer services are being administered in the most efficient manner. This action will make the average taxpayer better informed. An informed, understanding taxpayer can be a great help to us in Council who are entrusted with administrating municipal affairs.' FOR INFORMATION, ASSISTANCE OR TRANSPORTA- TION ON ELECTION DAY, PLEASE PHONE THE NUMBER INYOURAREA. Bowmanville 623-9596 Courtice 728-4830 Bowmanville 623-3891 Mitchells Corners 728-3636 Hampton 263-2669 Newcastle 987-4221 Newtonville 786-2465 Orono 983-5858 61 RAY HRIG. FOR TRUS TEE ON YOUR SCHOOL BOA RD. THE NORTHUMBERLAND- NEWCASTLE BOARD OF EDUCATION EXPERIENCED-EFFECTIVE HARD WORKING. Trustee in Neighbouring Victoria County f rom the! boards inception in 1969 through 1973. Chairman-Finance Committee - two years. Chairman-Teachers' Negotiating Committee two years. Vice-Chairman of Board in 1973. The above two committees are considered tough ones to handle and require strong leadership. I considered it an honour and an indication of the Board's confidence in me to have been elected as Chairman of these committees. I believe in strict control over expenditures. If you want a representative that will provide sensible, honest input and a solid background of experience, I respectfully solicit your support. VOTE FOR EXPERIENCE - VOTE TO ELECT IHARDIG,R-AY m 1 4 MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM SPECIAL % " VALUE CHAIN SAWS asLowas '919.95 LAWN GARDENS Hwy. 2 Newcastle 9874670