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Oakville Beaver, 6 Aug 2003, C4

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C 4 - The Oakville Beaver, W e d n e sd a y A u g u s t 6, 2003 Essentials to take you from sea to short Strawberry Shortcake Homemade (N A PSA )-The key to escaping on a sum m er w eekend getaw ay is packing easy, versatile clothes that will take you from sea to shore. As the tem perature rises, pack lightly and tote only essential items to keep you looking and feeling cool. From mix-n-m atch sw im w ear and board shorts to Capris and cargo shorts, here's a list o f items to bag according to fashion experts. Essentials for Women M ix-n-m atch Sw im w ear - Don't stress about w hich swimsuit to pack. Mix and match swim tops and bottom s to show o ff sum m er's laid-back sen sibility. Have a little fun and pair solids with stripes or floral patterns with plaids. _1 Board Shorts - Hit the beach in style wearing board shorts for women in sporty stripes or sun-kissed solids. Made o f fast-drying cotton/nylon, they are practical and com fortable to w ear in or out o f the water. _l Capris - Capris, in casual denim , fresh plaids, or solids are perfect for dressing up or down. Pair with a sexy stretch halter when going out or a cool G raphic T when playing Frisbee on the beach. J Accessories - Tote all beach essentials like sunscreen and sunglasses in a tote. Toss in a towel or Straw Beach M at that rolls up. making it easy to carry. BLACK FOREST PASTRY SHOPPE 184 Lakeshore Rd. E. Downtown Oakville 905-337-1671 C o b b l e S l O N E n i b e i S Essentials for Men M asonry & Fireplace Design Specialists All types o f m asonry w ork & restoration: · chimneys * planters · stairs · patios · tuck pointing QUALITY BRAND NAMES GAS & ELECTRIC FIREPLA CES AVAHABIJC .You- featuring M A jlS T K A .< 2 2 ^ H K H U I O ,, Vermont Casting* VERMONT o te tr-^ la iT lc Barbecues Design & installation of gas, electric & conventional fireplaces: · stone & brick facings · built-in · wood surrounds cabinetry · cast stone m antels J Board shorts - Knee-length board shorts in Haw aiian-inspired hibiscus prints or bright solids sport cool details like draw -cords. Velcro closures, and mesh lining for com fort and style. Made o f m odem fabrications, they dry quickly and barely wrinkle w hen packed! J Cargo Shorts - Cargo shorts include functional features like large pock ets and adjustable side tabs ideal for storing all your gear when enjoying rugged outdoor activities like hiking and biking. Tanks and Graphic T's - A thletic and surf-inspired graphic T s are a sum m er staple, while tanks show o ff all your hard work at the gym. W ear them solo with a pair o f cargo shorts or on cool sum m er nights, layer under a plaid button-dow n shirt. J A ccessories - Vintage leather belts and wood beaded necklaces are great additions to com plem ent sum m er outfits. Pack bright baseball caps and visors to help protect you from harmful UV rays. Packing for a sum m er getaw ay is easier than ever with today's versatile essentials. 406 S p eers RcL, O akville (across from Rona Lansingi 9 0 5 -3 3 7 -2 0 6 6 V I S I T T H E S P tH L V J S T S 7T> SE E THE U F F B R E N t E Made in the shade - summer pet protection Summertime is here and the heat is on. With the hot sun and increased outdoor activity, there are a few tips ow ners should follow to ensure they and their pets enjoy the sum m er season. Studies have shown the many health benefits o f the human-animal bond and most owners are dedi cated to the health and well-f>eing o f their pets. In preparation for the sun and fun to com e, take your pet to the veterinarian for a check-up. Make sure it is on a safe, effective flea and tick control pro gram. Pet insurance w orks ju st like a regular medical plan, paying for such things as veterinary costs and medications for covered illness, accidents or injuries. H e r it a g e M o n t e s s o r i In c . w h e r i c a g c m o n t e s s o r i . o r g Doggy on hoard During the warm summ er months, pets should not be left unattended in a parked car - even if the w indows are left open. Excess heat can cause cats and dogs to experience heat stroke, which can be fatal. W hen driving with pets, make sure the w indows remain only slightly open so that your pet is not tempted to stick its head out and risk getting insects, dust and debris in the eyes. porcupines. W hen walking with your dog or cat especially in campgrounds or cottage-land. make sure your pet is on a leash and in your sight at ali times. Follow these sum m er care tips and you and your pet should enjoy a safe, healthy and doggone good summer. M ore sum m ertim e pet tips Rapid breathing, loud panting and stagger ing are signs o f heat stroke. If your pet exhibit: any o f these symptoms, take it to a shady, vend lated area and sponge the animal with cool water In case o f emergency, keep your veterinarr an 's num ber handy. D on't let your pet walk in areas which mai have been sprayed with insecticides or chemical: as it could ingest poison. J Many dogs love swimming, however. th< potential for drow ning still exists - even in back yard pools. Keep an eye on your pet at all times Ear and skin infections can develop afte prolonged periods in the water. To remove wate from your pet's ears, tow el dry inside and out Never insert cotton sw abs in your pet's ears. Contact Rita Centofante for Fall Registration Sun safety Despite their fur, overexposure to the. sun's rays can be dangerous to our pets. Exposure should be limited, especially during peak sun hours o f noon to four. Cats and dogs should have access to w ater and shade at all times. Sunscreen can even be applied to hairless breeds or those with a thin coat. 905 - 842-3061 M ONTESSORI MUSIC · COMPUTERS · FRENCH · DRAMA · FUN M anaging the bum ps in the road The Ontario Veterinary M edical Association agrees that outdoor accidents for pets, like humans, tend to increase during the warmer weather. Pel insurance can ensure the best possi ble care for your pets' unforeseen medical needs today and in the future. Is there a doctor in the house? Veterinary medicine has made great advance ments in the treatment o f many com m on sum mertime pet injuries. Pet ow ners need to prepare for the costs o f unexpected medical treatments. H e r it a g e M on tesso ri In c 1289 M arlborough Court Unit 20, Oakville. O nt. L6H 2R9 W ho invited you? Cats and dogs aren 't the only creatures that enjoy the nice weather. Sum m ertim e also brings an increase in anim als such as skunks, snakes and jn 'C h d o lif t i Annual Summer Sale Towne Square Lakeshore at George St. $750 Grad - Rebate - 905-845-8802 Open Man. b'ri. Pkim tipm. Sal. M am -530pm Cu w h / ( f/w v k w NO INTEREST, NO PAYMENTS FOR 6 MONTHS o a.c W up to 60 months ^ 7 yr. o r 115,000 km w a rra n ty s ta n d a rd DYNASTY BATHS, THE NAME THAT STANDS FOR INTEGRITY, HONESTY AND, VALUE *0% Lease, 48 m th s p lu s $2000 lease cash. c £yyn asty Ba t h s 4380 Sooth Service Rd. Unit II OAKVILLE DODGE CHRYSLER JEEP 646 4th Line, Speers Road, Oakville w w w .o a k v ille d o d g e .c o m H M 905-639-8409(between Wttken Line &Appleby Une) Tuei. thru Fn 9-5:30. S a t. 9-4, Cloud Sun. & M on. (905) 845-4211

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