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WELCOME TO
HEATWAVE TANNING SALON |
Ron Brunette and Andrea
Guinard, co-owners of the
Heatwave Tanning Salon Chain are pleased to welcome you to their
official web site.
With four (4) locations to serve their clients,
Heatwave Tanning Salon is now the largest single chain of tanning
salons in the Greater Sudbury Area.
They have a total of 34
different tanning units and a trained staff of 20 people to serve
your tanning needs. As of February 1, 2008, all staff members will
be Smart Tan Certified in order to be able to serve you even better.
In December 2007, Ron and Andrea doubled their chain with the
purchase of the former Arctic Tanning Salon and now provide
convenient locations in all corners of the city.
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FOUR CONVENIENT LOCATIONS |
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Val Caron
In Norm's Plaza
897-4006 |
Falconbridge
Road
Falcon/Auger Mall |
Sudbury North
893 Notre Dame Avenue |
Sudbury South
1893 Regent Street |
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THE VAL CARON LOCATION IS
TYPICAL OF THE EXPERIENCE YOU CAN EXPECT WHEN YOU VISIT HEATWAVE
TANNING SALONS |
We provide our clients with a comfortable area to wait for tanning beds to open up when it gets busy. This has become a social
setting where friends can chat and catch up on what is happening in their
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The four lay-down beds are located in oversized, 130
square foot rooms which are well appreciated by clients. There is plenty of room to change and we have a large mirror for your
convenience.
A cooling fan has been positioned
at the foot of the bed to make the experience more
comfortable for those who do not like the heat. The controls are on the
wall near your head so that you can get out of the bed and pause the
session if you wish. All controls are set in the main office, so there is
no chance of overexposure. Music is piped in to each room and you have
your own controls in order to ensure that the level is at your own comfort
level. The length of exposure is determined by the Salon Operator who
judges your skin type and current tan base. People with light skin will
not be allowed the maximum exposure and tanning is only allowed every 2nd
or 3rd day. All bulbs are checked with UV metres by Ron every 2nd day.
Once the bulbs are below 75% of their original power, they are replaced in
order to ensure even exposure.
We have four stand-up tanning beds which are located in
spacious rooms off the centre court. Stand up units are extremely
popular since it only takes half of the time that one would require in a
lay-down bed. The maximum tanning session is 11 minutes in a stand up,
compared to 20 minutes in a lay-down. The reason for this is that the
bulbs are much stronger in a stand up. Another advantage of the stand up
unit is that one can get a much better tan under the arms and along the
sides.
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of the controls for the stand-up units are conveniently located on the
machine so that clients can make the necessary adjustments from the best
possible location. As you can see from the photo at the side, the fan and the
radio controls are situated at the top of the unit, near where one would
place his/her hands. |
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HEATWAVE
TANNING SALON |
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VISIT THE WEB SITE
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OR PHONE....
(705) 897-4006 |
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4th Annual Food
Drive Launched By Heatwave Tanning Salon To Make Christmas 2009 Better
For Needy Families |
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Andrea
Guinard and Ron Brunette, Co-owners of the Heatwave Tanning Salon
Chain with four (4) locations in the City of Greater Sudbury, are once again
appealing to their patrons to come forward with much needed food for the
needy during their 4th Annual Christmas
Food Drive.
In order to show their appreciation for the donations that are made by
clients, Andrea and Ron will be "doubling up" the FREE TAN
incentives from now until December 21, 2009.
Anyone who purchases five tans will receive one free tan under the
promotion that is now on. However, by bringing in just one canned food item,
you can double your incentive and receive TWO free tans. Buy ten tans, bring
in two food items, and you will receive FOUR free tans. Buy 15 tans, bring
in three food items, and you will receive SIX free tans. Buy 20 tans, bring
in four food items, and you will receive EIGHT free tans.
Andrea and Ron want to thank their patrons in advance for helping to
brighten up Christmas 2009 for so many needy families.
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Heatwave Tanning Salon Customers
Donate Thousands of Food Items To Help Those Less Fortunate At
Christmas |
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Andrea Guinard and Ron Brunette, Co-owners of the Heatwave Tanning Salon
Chain with four (4) locations in the City of Greater Sudbury, are proud of
the way their clients come through every year during their Annual Christmas
Food Drive. Everyone
who brought in canned food items were allowed to DOUBLE UP their FREE
TANS when they purchased any of the above special packages.
Christmas 2008 was the the 3rd year that Heatwave Tanning Salon has implemented this
worthwhile cause at all locations.
Ron and Ann
Unwin,
Director of the Good Neighbours Food Bank of Hanmer were shown standing by
the boxes of food hat were collected from all four locations.
Below, left, Ron and Pierre Chenier are loading the more than 4000 items into the van.
On the lower right, Ron presents Ann Unwin with a cheque which will be used
to purchase additional food items. Along with Ron and Ann are Andrea Blais
and Andre Beaulieu, volunteers with the Good Neighbours Food Bank.
“We
must do more for food banks at times other than Christmas,” stated Ron
Brunette. “Everyone is very generous around the holidays, but people
need food all year long. We are glad to be of help to Anne and her
volunteers right now, but we will be trying to find a way to help them out
in the months to come as well.”
With the negative state of the economy at the end of
2008, there is expected to be even more demand for the services of
provided by our local food banks. The support of companies such as
Heatwave Tanning will be a long way to helping those less fortunate living
in Valley East.
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you have any food or cash that you would like to donate to help, you can call the Good Neighbours Food Bank at 566-1283 or St. Vincent de
Paul, at 897-1212. |
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Extent
of Poverty In Greater Sudbury
Area
Places Strain On Food Banks All Year Long
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Anne
Unwin, Director of the Good
Neighbours Food Bank in Hanmer, received a call from Ron Brunette, on the
far right, and Andrea Guinard on the far left, Co-owners of Heatwave
Tanning Salon, she was asked to come by to pick up a donation of food just
before Christmas.
The
request was not unusual for this time of year as schools, churches and
other community organizations go out of their way to collect
non-perishable donations that can fill the shelves of local food banks in
order to help out those less fortunate in our area. But even Anne was
“blown away” by the volume of food that had been collected from
clients of the four Heatwave Tanning Salons in the Greater Sudbury Area.
“I was told that there was some food to pick up, but I had no idea it
would be this much. This is going to be really well appreciated by the
people who use our services.”
In addition to the full
truck load of food, Ron and Andrea also presented Anne with a cheque in
the amount of $500 to be used to “top-up” any shortages that the food
bank may have.
Despite the “economic
boom” that we keep hearing about in
Sudbury
, over 30,000 people living in the City of
Greater Sudbury
are living below the poverty line. It is also estimated that about 60% of
the jobs in the area pay less than $10 per hour, making it extremely
difficult for many who are earning minimum wage to escape the cycle of
poverty. The Good Neighbours Food Bank is part of a network of 40 food
banks from across the City of
Greater Sudbury
providing much needed food supplies to an average of over 10,000
Sudbury
residents each month. The Good Neighbours Food Bank and St. Vincent de
Paul provide support to hundreds of people living in
Valley East
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