C2 - Sunday, May 23, 1982 - North Shore News

MORE THAN JUST EYE COVERING

That special look of summer

Sunglasses, as fashion
accessomes, can impact a
special summer look = as

dramaucally as a change of
hairstyle or a new ensemble.
Optically correct sunglasses

have the added value of
filtenng out burning rays

from the sun, and reducing
the tell-tale effects of eye-
strain and squinting.

To help ensure that your

‘INTEREST IN FASHION is extending to leisure time
and sports activities and sunglasses are high on the list.

sunglasses do as much for
your fashion image as other
accessories, you should
consider your skin tone, face
shape and features. The
following helpful hints are
provided by Bausch and
Lomb, experts in quality
eyewear.

SKIN TONE

Skin tone provides the basis
for frame color selection. To
achieve a co-ordinated look.
the two colors should
harmonize.

For a dark complexion,
choose dark frames

A fair complexion looks
best in pinks, blues or
greens. Grays and yellows
may make the face look
drawn.

Ruddy compiexions are
intensified with pinks or
reds. Light blues, grays and
ambers are more flattering.

Olive skin is com-
plimented with blues and
browns. Avoid green or
translucent pink tones.

FACE SHAPE

Face shapes can be com-
plimented with the ap-
propriate frame shape.

Oval faces can wear
almost any shape. Pick one.
that plays up your in-
dividuahity.

A round face appears to
lengthen when you wear
square-shaped glasses that
rise just above the brow-hine.

A square face is flattered
with soft, rounded lines.

For a heart-shaped face, a
lightweight, geometric shape
will help balance a narrow
forehead and deemphasize
broad cheekbones.

FEATURES

Less than perfect features
can be minimized by
selecting a frame which will
play down imperfections.

A long nose appears
shorter with a bridge that’s
broad or low.

A wide nose can be
slimmed with a dark-toned,
sidc aeyhole bridge.

Close-set eyes seem
further apart with frames
that have a wide bridge and
darker side bars.

Selecting the nght sun-
glasses doesn’t end with
color and shape con-
siderations. The sunglass
should provide effective
protection as well. Here are
some considerations:

Good lenses should
reduce both the amount of
visible light as well as ultra-
violet and infrared rays.
Optical experts at Bausch
and Lomb suggest a lens
should block at least 65 per
cent of the sun's burning
rays.

Make sure you know the
difference between fashion
glasses and sunglasses. The
Bausch and Lomb experts
recommend glasses with

Summer care for kids

This summer, there will be
many working parents
seeking care for their
holidaying kiddies. If you
are a concerned parent,
wondering just what to do
with your child while you are
at work this summer, you
can rest assured, your
wormnes are over.

Since there
overwhelming
special child care, out of
school, the North Shore
Neighbourhood House has
just started registration for
Summer Fun Child Care
programs.

The programs will provide

is such an
need for

enrolled will enjoy a wide
range of interesting and
exciting events throughout
the summer. Among such
events will be = activities
ranging from hobbies, arts
and crafts, sports, fun-days,
and day trips.

Examples of these super

vised activities would be
Kite building, pottery.
swimming, bowling,
baseball, harbour tours,
parachute games, bar
becues,

blueberry picking.
picnic hikes, a tmp on the
Royal Hudson and even a
camping tnp! There will also
be plenty of time for in

your child with considerably dividual hobbies and free
much more than a baby play
sitting service The children The two currently
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yard layout

to your advantage
* Don't try to do it all at once
Tackle it in steps

professionals

LAFLEUR

about it! Does your yar
or distract from it? A well designed landscape will
substantially increase the vatue of your property, as
well as make your home stand out in a glutted housing

* Make a aimple drawing of

° Try to use the existing landscape

For your total landscape and
design requirement: ¢ all the

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Reinhard Schramm

929-3134

operating centres are at
Lynn Valiey Public School
and Ridgeway Elementary.
The summer programs will
operate Monday - Friday
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

If you are interested in
registering your child, please
contact Dorothy, Susan or
Daryl at 987-8138.

Subsidies are available.

Seminar at Queen Mary

Dr Ray Corsini, the
famed education and
proponent of individual

education for every child,
will conduct a pubhec lecture
on Saturday. May 29 at
Queen Mary Community
School beginning at 9 30
am

The

Hawan

concept started in
and has cxpanded

throughout North America
and has been used at Qucen
Mary for the past year.

The tecture which will
continue until 3.30 1s open to
all cducations and = any
member of the public in-
terested in the concept.

The lecture 1s free but
those attending will have to
provide their own lunch

We are clearing our
complete summer

lines

One week only!
Mon. to Sat., May 29

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gray or green lenses as
having the greatest ability to
cut down glare and to
provide protection against
ultraviolet and infrared rays.

Lenses should be free of
internal or surface flaws,
such as wavy surfaces. To
check quahty, tum the
glasses to catch the
reflection of an overhead
light on the inside of the

lens. If the image is wavy
and distorted, the lens 1s
faulty.

Frames should be com-
fortable and durable. A
quality frame has _ hinges
strong enough to withstand
normal use; is made of
smooth, sturdy matenal, and
has temples (side pieces)
narrow enough to permit un-
obstructed side vision.

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has a reputation of experienced
service and is the piace to see

Western Canada's

largest

display of lighting fixtures. if you
are buliding or remodetiing — or

just out to brighten up a dark
corner — you'll find the right light
at Norburn. Wholesale and retail.

Free catalogues available. Norburn Lighting Centre Inc.
4600 E. Hastings St., Burnaby, B.C. V5C 2K5 © Tel. 299-0666

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