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Show Caution: Too .Much .Sundries Hair Any place you han" your hat this summer, theres bound to be sun. For your hairs sake, however, that hat should stay right on your head. Too much sun dries hair, taking the sparkle right out of your crowning glory. d hair has even more to lose since the sun can alter the hair shade youve worked so hard to achieve. Of course, a big floppy hat can be a different kind of summer hazard even while it protects the hair. A hat won't do on the tennis court, nor will it aid your even tanning, for instance, but a wig most certainly will. Color-treate- Marvels of modern science, like wigs of Dynel, perform beautifully as sunscreens, warding off summers sun, while providing glamour. They also give your own natural hair a w e 1 eserved vacation from the damages that are sometimes inflicted in the name of fashion. Your hair can have a respite from the hair dryers and hot curlers that dry hair even more quickly than the sun does. You can take time off from teasing, too. Although backcombing does put certain stresses on the hair, the real harm is done when hair finally is untangled in brushing. Also, wigs of miracle 5th S., 2nd West 523 S. a!nd West 321-430- 3 322-139- 1 liiiliiinY .flecfawsiY Sgpcdalss j 300 GALLONS CF GAS (about 4,500 easy towing miles) fiber l.ke Dynel have excellent memories. After a windy drive, they need only a quick combing to bring the original style right back into place. They also give your own hair a rest from the heavy spraying needed to keep it in place, when its windy outside. Wigs look lots more natural than the stiff, lacquered look of hair thats sprayed too heavily. Wigs are a windfall, too, when it comes to letting hair grow. The transition from short to long locks tw o hi coif' y our stajs: w ardro1 comely ou$ , . . y our while t i;e , pains are Fun filled Summer for hair's grow ytS this Unseen, all your family .4 3 pools, tennis, volleyball horseshoes, picnicking usually proceeds at the pace of a half inch per month. Really, it does. It just seems to take forever. Most often, theres a brief but discouraging period when the hair wont mind its manners. With a wig or COUNTRYSIDE SWIM CLUB 1700 E. Siesta Drive, Sandy, Utah Cal! ' Season 255-196- 6 passes available Take off from the ordinary every day of the week! Better handling, easier parking In adtown rugged agility for ventures on week ends or vacations. Take off with your choice of 4, 6 or 8 engines. drive for getting to all Optional places. V-- el International TRAVELALL Built stem to stem for towing. Best going, comfort and sleeptoo, with ing room for three. Power disc front brakes are standard on 101 Q models. All models offer 6 or 8 engines, optional overdrive, drive. automatic transmission or Y-- el with the purchase of any 1972 Starcraftor Coleman Folding Trailer. ENDS SATURDAY International CAMPER-PICKU- P Built for camping with the chassis and drive train of Americas truck-bui- lt pickup. springs suspension, heavy-dut- y and sway bar. 6 or Optional drive. Camp out way out! V-- 8. el STARCHAFT CARPETED INDOOR SHOWROOM SPECIAL OFFERI All-ne- Punch and Goodies FREE Contest FREE Kites FREE Ittklnd the ... Rend flret-o- McNally t rev tier's guide, "Where to Camp and How to Get There . . . 4.25 Value, only St er your FREB with a domontretlon drive. Licensed drivers only. Oltor expires 0 i May 31, 1973. UNTBFUl MOT1 2773 South Main, Bntf I. , 295-345- 1 1 - |