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WHITBY FREEPRESSWEDNESDAYOCTOBER 12 1~R2~ PAflF il FPALLc6?m£JAVNTBIR 74&FORBeÂsT Win Those brisk, faîl breezes are portends of what's stili to corne: Winter. With Winters becomiing increasingly rigorous, it's flot too early to begin thinking about ways to uerS Ni "l]ose your cool" this com- ing season. Dressing for cold weath- er involves common-sense miles such as wearing gar- ments that fi(~ snugly and button up around the neck. Experts advise dressing in layers. Layers trap warm air for maximum comfort and permit remov- ai of clothing as you be- corne overheated. Howev- er, don't wear too many Village Shoppe Expands Whltby Mayor Bob At- tersley recently eut the ribbon for the re- opening ceremony of the Brooklin Village Shop- pe. This quaint, friendly, country store is located at the north end of Whit- by on the main street of Brooklin. Many years ago, this building was'a country church, whieh was moved to its present location from Win- chester St. %1-For*.years, it housed a dry goods store and the home of the Morley Ross family. In later years, after the passing of Mr. Ross, it remained the home of Mrs. Ross until the- time of her death. Three years ago it was purchased and The Brooklln Village Shoppe was born with Connie Heron and Judy Vipond as the co-proprietors. For three years the girls have enjoyed the satisfaction of having a thrivmng and most challenging business, but found the inside of the store getting too cramped and confined. In order to be able to better display their stock and give their customers more room and a new and different atmosphere they doubled the size of their store. The fitting room area has been enlarged, -and with the aid of many mirrors and much more room it is much pleasurable to browse through this new set- ting. The period decor is a fitting and charming atmosphere for displaying their ver- satile stock, that offers something for everyone, from the younger folks right through to senior citizens. Their sizes range from five to 20 and their stock includes spor- Evening Looks Echo Season's Si Guess what's going to dinner - it's the sweater, newly'sparked with glitter and symbolie of 1983's sportive approach to fash- ion. Pants are also in for after clark, topped with the latest evening sweater or a sequined pullover. For those who prefer evening fashions in a nos- talgie vein, there's gold lamé, molded into clinging, glamorous gowns reminiscent of the silver sereen. Other dress- es reflect the movie star image in velvet, silk organ- za or black suede. Look for body-hugging silhouettes after dark, whether in a sequined pullover with slim skirt, or a long, crepe dress. Topping the new, long dresses are bolero jackets, both matching or comple.. mentary. One-shoulder gowns are still favored for falI, along with strapless styles. portiveness Fabrics are rich, as in velvet, taffeta, cashmere and silk ... and everywhere there's the sparkle of se- quins, on collars and cuffs, or over tops. Other glamor touches are satin ruffles, fur trims, beading and rhinestones. tswear, and> co- ordinating separates. Also you wiil find a wide selection of casual and Party dresses. Alterations are done when necessary. At the present time Connie' and Judy are serving dlentelle from as far away as Bowmanville, Scarboro, Markham and' Seagrove. layers, as you'il only com- press and eliminate that warm air. Be sure to wrap up in a muffler or scarf, and of course, you'll need head- gear and boots.. Keep in mind that fab- rics that are slick and cool to. the touch won't be as warm as those that are soft and fluffy. Natural fabrics such as down, wool and cotton are considered good insulators of air. To avoid wool itchiness, experts suggest wearing another fabric between your skin and the wool gar- ment. Age and weight are fac- tors to consider in dressing for wvinter; older people and siender people tend to get cold more quickly. LA CONTESS& F~ortherna is pleased to- announce that CATHY GIRDWOOD formally of.- Ivan's Hairstyllng 1400 Dundas St. E., Whltby has Jolned our staff. in f Octobe1 Aga '/7O OFFI PERIMS CUT& BLOW DRY ~ Cathy would alm iso1km 10 wslcome customors old & nsw 10 contact hsr et hor sew location. LA CONTIESSA HAIR SALON 119 Green St., Whltby 668m9262 jm THE SHOE-WORkS. LTD.ý I115 Brock St. North, Whitby ILADIES FALL& WINTERSHOES I& BOOTS HAVE, I ARRIVD ,e~9 *Nike Allcourts 1 Tuf-Mac Boots Men's Wlnter Boots IRunnlng Shoos (Velcro) IMenl's Vests g I I I ot For Away This Week's Sportcoat, co-ordinating pants & sieeveless sweater. Make a good casuai fali look you can wear anywhere. OTTEN BRITE 12-1 Brock'St. S. Whitby 668-3261 Chlldren's Shos] Mens Shoos Ladies ShoesI Ladies Hand Bags - - - - - WHITBY FREEý.ýPRESS, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 12.1983. PAGE 11 1 ,JL. -, & a