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E v e r y m a n l i t ! L e s le y M a i t la n d and S u e M a r s h a l l tak e a b re a k from th e ir re p o r t in g duties to ta k e a look a t w h a t th e i r ideal male would w e a r ... and w h a t he wouldn’t!
BAGGY Y-I'ronts, builder’s bottom ... is it any wonder most women are dissatisfied with what their menfolk are wearing? Most of the female sex would agree that when it comes to choosing
clothes many men need all the help they can get. So what do we like to see men wearing? A quick survey round the office produced replies ranging from “nothing” to the
favourites were brown shirts, string vests, nylon socks, Y-fronts, stay-press trousers, tank tops, tight T-shirts, brown anoraks and the real passion killer - _wincyette pyjamas. A smart single-breasted
predictable Levi 501s and a denim shirt — something straight from the TV ads. Low on the lis t of
■dark green teamed with a cream shirt and a smart
suit in Lite latest winter fashion colours of navy and
men in grey marl T-shirts, chunky sweatshirts or chunky Arran sweaters with jeans complete with brown sturdy shoes got top marks. The new season’s wool mix jackets in red, mus
colourful tie was a winner every time. On a more casual note
tard and deep mauve are a colourful choice in winter warmers. Now down to the nitty-
gritty — men and their essential apparatus. It’s increasingly apparent that many men just don’t pay enough attention to this vital area!
any woman be confronted with than the vision of their beloved standing before them in all bis glory wearing a garment which makes his “bits” look ... well, sad!
What worse sight can
just has to bo the greying baggy Y-fronts with" the saggy elastic.
Blit the biggest turn-off
or to a new more exciting (?) life as a floorcloth! If you really want to
Banish them to the bin
dress to thrill nothing looks better than a pair of tasteful boxer shorts or the new "cycling short” variety w i t h cunning pleats to disguise the obvious!
times make a bad job look even worse.
v en 't cringed at the thought of seeing their partner in black slip-ons and while towelling socks complete with a gold sovereign ring or necklace lost amidst' black gorilla like chest hair — most women’s worst nightmare!
How many women ha
LESLEY and Sue's idea of a well-dressed male ... smart hut casual.
and anyway bare flesh is better!
get your priorities right — short haircut, subtle after
But if easli is a problem,
Necklaces and identity bracelets are a big nu-no
7 simple questions to ask yo u rs e lf today D o you ...
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• Wish you could find the time fo r that eye examination vou know you have needed fo r the last six months? (We arc open late on Wednesdays for sight tests)
• Need Bifocals b ut resent d ia t age revealing line? • Want to try contact lenses • maybe just fo r sport o r social wear?.
• Need sunglasses, safety glasses or sports glasses?
I f your answer is YES to any o f these questions dicn you need to talk to us. We arc patient, experienced and committed to old fashioned personal service, our advice is given with pleasure and w itho u t obligation.
We k n ow you w i l l enjoy t ry in g d if fe re n t frames from o u r VER Y extensive selection.
Go on • ind u lge y o u r va nity • however you see yourself, w e 'll enjoy h e lp in g you to lo o k better
H e r e ' s t h e n a t i o n ' s f a v o u r i t e s p o r t !
SWIMMING is the nation's favourite sport. And the favourite after-sport relaxation?
Taking a long, hoL hath — and, in some cases, skinny-dipping
EVE CAKE CENTRE SPECTACLE MAKERS
t Gish urn (toad, Harrow ford. Tel. (O’SJ)
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1 Mr t M- Crcck B-Sc- (Hons) M.B.C.O. o ^ N Ophthalmic Optician in attendance
swimming as tile favourite national sport was walking (-12 per cent), followed by cycling (17 per cent), aerobics (15 per cent), general keep fit (15 per cent), football (11 per cent), and squash (11 per cent).
traditional, with men continuing to favour the partnered or team sports like football, squash, cycling, and golf, while women prefer the solo activities of swimming and aerobics. Just over one-third (S3 per cent) of tiiose questioned claimed to exercise
Preferences in sport remain
frequency of exercise, preparation and injury levels, as well as our after-sports ways of relaxing. Results proved that close behind
nation of water babies. While swimming is our favourite sport (*10 per cent) and bathing— especially with a partner — the favourite relaxation afterwards (30 per cent), hi per cent of us also enjoy a Jacuzzi, while 11 per cent like to tako the plunge in a sauna. This latest survey identifies our
with a partner! In fact, Britain’s males seem to be a
strain (2!) per cent), followed by back injuries, pulled muscles, and sprained ■ wrists. Nearly a third of those who have suffered injury in the last year had to visit a doctor, medic, or hospital, while 12 percent used a sports injury product like freeze spray, or resorted to massage.
often (30 per cent) of those respondents who claim to "always" or “sometimes” warm up prior to exercise still incurred injury. The single most popular warming up procedure was stretching ((i(i per cent), believed by doctors and physiotherapists to be the most beneficial, providing it takes the form of slow, even stretching. The most common injury was knee
daily, with 15 per cent exercising four to six times a week, and 2-1 per cent two or three times a week. The Scots believed themselves the most fit, closely followed by the South East, while Northerners felt they were the least fit. Significantly, the importance of warming-up prior to exercise seemed underrated by the survey participants. Some d‘l per cent of those questioned said they never warmed up beforehand, while -11 per cent of those who go through a warm-up process allocated insufficient time to it (between one and five minutes). Not surprising, then, that three out
shave (we mean SUBTLE) and a close shave are all that matter. If you’ve got th a t, clothes are irrelevant!
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