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New uses
for old items

IF the old clothes and
wardrobe items that are
culled during spring
cleaning don’t meet the
standard for recycling
through garage sales or
thrift stores, many can
. still be put to good use.

Here are a few tips from
the GVRD's handy guide
called /01 Uses for Your Old
Shoes 'n Other Stuff:

@ Make a cat or dog collar
with a discarded belt. Cut to
size and add a metal ring to
the buckle to attach identifi-
cation and license tags.

@ Use carpet scraps to give
your feet extra insulation
from the cold. Line boots or
rubbers by tracing your foot
on a piece of paper to make
a pattern, then use the out-
line to cut the carpeting to
fit. This works well for chil-
dren’s snow boots.

4. Take some hangers with
you when you go camping
for roasting .wieners and
marshmallows.

@ Use less worn areas of a
non-stick — ironing-board
cover to. make pot holders,
barbecue mitts, or hot pads:
cut out the shape you need
and cover the holder, mitt, or

ASK WAYNE
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Intemational Fabricore Institute in
Siluerspring, Maryland.

We Have A
Soft Touch
When It Comes

to
Hand-Washables

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To eliminate the stiff,
uncomfortable feel that
results from hand-washing,
hand your delicates over to
us! Our special new process,
Elegant Care by Sanitone™,
was developed specifically
for fine washables. It leaves
them cleaner and softer that
ever, and leaves you with
plenty of free time! So, for
hand-washables that require
a soft touch, come see us

CAROUSEL
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Outside location between
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Mon-Wed 6.30149 6:30pm Thurs Fri 6.30 to 9.00 pm
Saturday 6:30 to 5.30 pm Sunday 12:00 te 5.00 pm
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Park Royal North

pad with scraps of material;
quilt together using a sewing
machine, then use some bias
tape to bind edges and add a
loop.

® Take the zippers out of old
garments and use them
again.

Shorten any zipper by
zigzag stitching firmly
across the end.

@ Use an old tie rack under
your kitchen sink for hold-
ing brushes, spoons, uten-
sils, towels and cloths.

@ Use a lone earring as a
scatter pin for a sweater or
on the lapel of a jacket.

@ Make an old kilt into
cushions, throws or into
another piece of clothing
such as a vest.

101 Uses for your Old
Shoes ’n Other Stuff costs $5
and is available in North Van
at MacGillycuddy’s, and
Boomers and Echoes. Or
order from any bookstore.

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JULY & AUGUST - SUMMER CAMPS 1°96
LOWER MAINLAND BOYS. 6 GIALS 5-17

The No. 1 soccer school in B.C. is proud to announce their
4296 Summer Program. After 17 successful years, our camps
now stretch from Chilliwack to Whistler.

4} The mair objective of our program is to show each player how to fully

enjoy {he game through an exciting, enjoyable soccer environment.
We instruct boys and girs on how to improve their individual
soccer skills, team play and tactical understanding of the game.
Our camps are designed for the beginner to the experienced,
CE IS AVAILABLE

Q camp T-shirt © Embroidered Soccer badge
© Professional and qualified coaching © Special awards given at end
© Player progress evaluation of the week by our sponsors
© Drinks supplied by ‘C'Plus

SEGISTBATION FORRM

Please send a $70” cheque and registration form to:
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~YOTH ANNIVERSARY SALE

The Quality Custom

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Sunday, June 9, 1996 - North Shore News - 75

CORRECTION
We inadvertently overlooked a

retail mis-print in the
June 8 Home Depor catalogue.

‘The items on pg. $7 should read:
§ 1/212" Type L (124164) .. $9.36
47x12" Type 1. (124165) . $18.57
1x12" Type L(173281).. .$27.50

Ladies’
Made to Measure Shirts and not as published:
2""12" Type Lo. cee ee ee $7.21
34°12" Type L. (124164) «. $9.36
1°12" Type £ (124165). . $17.28

OUR CUSTOMERS
ARE OUR
NUMBER ONE PRIORITY.

WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY
INCONVENIENCE THIS
MAY HAVE CAUSED.

for only

Sale ends June 30th
* Widest range of imported materials

Shirtmakers Led.
Phone/Fax 731-9190
2531 Granville St., Van.

(at Droadway)

NOW OPEN

| #2-2458 Marine Br.
West Vancouver

Dundarave

922-3014
Bring in your old
Gold for Cash
or
Create a new piece

Fathers Day
Celebration

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One of four Pewter Tankards
from Germany offered at
$78.75 —_
(Regular price $157.50)
‘also .
20% off
on all other tankards, mugs.
hip flasks and decoys.

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Pacific Centre
Oakridge Centre

Lansdowne Park

689-3136
266-6411
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