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if youhaven't been to Park
Royal laiely, you'llsee a whole
new face to the shopping centre.
_Phase One ofthe revitalization is
virtually complete and reveals
several welcome changes.
“We're thrilled at
the new mix of
tenants on both the
“North and South Mall,
and we're moving
quickly to finish the
job” said Park Royal
Leasing
Representative
Deborah Orange
who sat down with
_Park Royal
‘Today to
- outline some of 4
the changes. On
. the North Mall,
. London Drugs,
Mega Movies, and _
The Bay provide
the anchors. August
Ist will see the
; “opening
«ofthe 13,000 square
- footGap and Gap Kids.
“We get calls every day
asking when this clothing.
“giant will open.”

It's the wonderful mix of
small clothing retailers, which are
really the talk of the North
Shore, such as The
Nexxt Store (unisex
lifestyle clothing),

Trick (young teen{
clothing), Aperitiv
(German design
. clothing) and

‘Falbots (classic

women’s fashions)

-not to mention

Winning Spirit

‘(owned and operated
' by The Vancouver
* Canucks)...all slated to open
this summer. Recently opened
North Mall stores include Optique
21 (high end eyewear), The
’ .Praming Experience, The

- Medical Clinic and Rocky
Mountain Chocolate Factory.

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The South Mallis where so
much of the work is yetto be
done. One of the more exciting
new stores you'll enjoy visiting
include Cypress Bowl. The
owners of Cypress Bowl wanted

; to bring information
about their services
offihe slopes, closer
to their customers.
With this in mind,
they have almost

completed
their new retail
outlet. Leasing
Representative
Orange 2
added ’
“Cypress -~"
Bowl wanted

round products and
» services including
rentals, repairs,anda
really neat service that
will shuttle folks from
the shopping centre up
to the mountain. We're
very excited about that.”

Other new faces on the
South Mall include Essence
Casual Wear (ladies and teen
fashions), and Pastaworks (in
The Market at Park Royai)
Offering fresh pasta.

“We have a number of
other major plans for the South
Malland I'lilook forward to
outlining those in your nextissue
of Park Royal Todav", concluded
Leasing Representative
Deborah Orange.

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JULY / AUGUST
May and June were
very busy months for Park
Royal’s Marketing Director,
Renna McCready.
Saturday, May 29th,
Alberta invaded the mall
with the Calgary Stampede
Barnstorming Team

, conipleie with boots, spur

and loads of fun. It was all
to promote this
summer's Calgary
Stampecte. Mall
merchants
pPicamed up to
presenta
I-day
Stampede
(i Sale all day Saturday.
rhe Barnstorming
Team provided a
complimentary breakfast and
live country music on their
outdoor bandstand. Special
thanks to Eaton's Park Royal for
sponsoring the event.

June has always been a
special month for Park Royal
Shopping Centre. Marketing
Director McCready says “over
the past 19 years, Park Royal has
been proud to provide annual
scholarships awards, totalling
more than $60,006.00 to
outstanding students atNortn

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Shore Hish Schools. i's our way
obrecopnizing anc supporting
stuctents for theirachievements
and future educational pursulis.”
Among the welldeservings
students who received this
year's Park Roval Scholarship:
Peter Kim (Carson Graham
secondary), Mario Sum
(Seycove Secondary), Christina
Watson (Sutherland Secondary),
Kathy Behbahanian
(dandswerth Secondary).
Good Luck to these future
community leaders!

July 15th to 25th, its the
Maljl-wide Summer Sidewalk
Sale. 11 days of huge savings.
Merchants on both the North
and South Malls willbe
slashing prices and displaying
their wares on the mall. You're
invited to take advantage of
enormous summer Savings at
The Summer Sidewalk Sale.

Andin August, its the
Harmony Arts Festival. West
Vancouver is home to some of.
Canada’s top artists and
musicians. The Harmony Arts
Festivalis a weeklong
celebration of the arts... visual,
dance, musical performances,
involving the whole community
— friends, family and all the
wonderful people who make our
community sp unique. Park |
Royal is proud to participate in
this exciting Festival, August 9th
to 15th, hosted by The District _
of West Vancouver.