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- North Shore News _.

Fashions on parade
Sinclair Centre, 757 West Hastings
Street in Vancouver. Show times
are 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.

Refreshments served. Phone 683-
1132 for information.

VIEW THE latest in clothing, ac-
cessories, hair and makeup at two

spring. fashion shows at Lynn
Valley Centre, April 7 and 8. Fash-
ions and hair by local merchants.
Chance to win a fashion gift certif-
icate and. prizes. Show ‘times are
Friday, April 7 at 7:30 p.m. and
Saturday, April 8 at 1:30 p.m. For
information phone Noreen or
Karen at 980-9354.

HBATHERINGTONS. AND
Ruby’s of Park Royal have begun
their weekly fashion shows in Park
Royal Centre — Tuesdays at Cafe
Royal (call 926-4514 for seserva-
tions), and Thursdays at: Rene’ s
Reétaurant (926-1018).

BIRTHRIGHT of North Van-
couver presents a spring and sum-
mer shopping spree at Fashion
Party Inc. Warehouse,.8560 Fraser
Street, on Saturday, April 8 from
10 a.m. to 1 p,m. Women’s fash-

ions at discount prices. Tickets are
$3 at the door or phone 987-7313.

BOSOM BUDDIES is sponsoring
Fashions Galore and More, a fash-
ion show on Tuesday, April 11 at
7:30 p.m. at Delbrook Baptist
Church. Outfits will be presented
by Compliment Fashions, who will
also offer tips about accessories
and makeup. Swimwear is by
Chrysalis’ Boutique. Bosom Bud-
dies helps women who have had
mastectomies to regain their con-
fidence. Proceeds to raise
awareness of the need for a
hospice at Lions Gate Hospital.
Tickets are $5 each obtainable at
Compliment Fashions, Chrysalis

Boutique, or, if available, at the

door.

LEONE IS offering | two informal
showings of the Marina Rinaldi
collection for spring and summer
-*89 on Monday, April 10 at the

Learn to work
with hair you
were born with

MANY PEOPLE are nervous
about getting their hair cut. If this
sounds like you, start by making a
small change in what is called a
transition cut.

A change does not. always have
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Raymond Salons offers the foi-
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Whether you are considering

that not only help style and hold
but protect, de-tangle and add
shine.

If you haveh’t changed your
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Everyone has a ‘‘mirror-face’’: a _

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at ourselves in the mirror.

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changing or simply maintaining
your style, it is important that you
feel that: you are communicating
with your hairstylist. -

A Stylist should be interested iu
helping you develop your own look
rather than his or her latest fantasy
creation.

A consultation, with no obliga-
tion, is a good starting point when
working with a new stylist or when
contemplating a change.

Consider your stylist part of the
support team of professionals you
draw upon to help you cope with
your busy life.

Ask him or her to show you how
to change your look with thc styl-
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Ask your stylist to telf you about
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Our image of ourselves can
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}f you don’t like the effect, sim-
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Put a little fun back in your life,
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RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL Volun-
teer Association is holding a major
fund-raising fashion show on
Wednesday, May 10 at 7:30 p.m.,
on the hospital grounds in Penn-
ington Hall (500 Lougheed Hwy.,

Port Coquitlam). Tickets are $5,

obtainable at the door, from vol-
unteers, or from the Volunteer
Centre at 524-7603.

BRETTONS CELEBRATES _ its
recent. opening at Eaton’s Centre
in Metrotown Burnaby with a gala
fashion fund raiser to benefit the
YWCA’s Crabtree Corner. Tickets
are $100 ($70 tax deductible),
available by phoning 683-2531.

Many, many styles
to choose from.

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The event, which includes dinner,
takes place Friday, April 7 at
HMCS Discovery in Stanley Park.

MEET TORONTO designer
Marilyn Brooks at the third annual
series of Fashion Evenings at Le
Meridien Hotel, 845 Burrard St.,
from 7 to 10 p.m. on April 18.
Discover how fashion trends will

develop into the ’90s, learn abotit
the industry from marketing CX-
perts, and meet Brooks who pres-’’
ents her bridal and deli fashions.

collections, with a personal look at
the past 25 years of Canadian
fashion. Fees are $35 per seminar
(topics for seminars, held every
Tuesday during the month of
April, vary), or $25 for seniors and
students. Group rates and dis-
counts are available. An Evening
with Brooks is $45. For -informa-
tion phone 733-9014.

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