TO AUG. 29: The Salvation
Army’s Blue Bag-It national
clothing recycling campaign
continues through August. On
the North Shore, the collection
depot is at Park Royal North,

in the parking lot adjacent to
Canada Trust. Into: G44-87-47,

TO SEPT. 3: The Bowen
Island Fibre Arts Guild) pre-
sents the exhibition From
Women’s Hands, noon to 4
p.m. Wednesday through
Sunday in the Gallery at
Artisan Square, Bowen [dand.
The public is invited to the offi-
cial opening, Aug. 13, 3 to 5
p.m. Collages, weavings, quilts,
tapestries and fibre sculptures
by a varieny of artists are tea
tured. Info: 947-9834

ONGOING: North Shore
Crisis Services’ non-profit tht
store, 209A 145 E. 15th St,

North Van, seeks donations of

quality women’s and children’s

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dothing and accessories need-
ed. Drop-off is ‘Tuesdays and
Wednesdavs, 10 am. to 1 pam.
Open to the public Mondays
and: Thursdays, 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. Info: 987-1773.
— Compiled iv
Lavine Christensen

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taking place on the North Shore.

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fix just about anything includ-
ing a rubber boat that required
re-stitching. While that was perhaps
his greatest challenge, Siamak also
does ail his own handwork on boot,
shoe and sandal repair and alter-
ations such as replacing zippers,
buttons, snaps and veicro on jeans,
jackets, purses and backpacks.

Located in Lynn Valley Centre for 27
years, Lynn Canyon Shoe Repair has
recently relocated within the mail to
a corridor near Westlynn Bakery.
Siamak has owned the business for
almost seven years and regular cus-
tomers will be happy to know that
he's still around.
Although Siamak is usually kept busy
replacing heels or soles, he also special-
4 izes in minor height correction for
shoes. “If it's small, inch or shorter, | can
H fix the shoes from the inside or the out-
side, or both,” says Siamak. “It's cheaper
than orthotics.” He also specializes in patching rather than repalming hockey and baseball gioves.
The difference in cost is considerable.
Lynn Canyon Shoe Repair not only repairs just about anything that’s made of flexible
material, Siamak also carries many shoe care & treatment products and a “large selection
of shoe laces,” he says, “They're a popular item.”
You'll find Siamak at the counter every day of the week except Sunday, when one of his
children usually mind the business while he takes a day off.

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Making the grade

CAPILANO Mali showcases back-to-school fashions during a show, 1 to 4 p.m.
today in the mail. Participating stores include Ricki’s, Boctiegger, Smart Set,
Thrifty’ 's, Suzy Shier, Le Chateau, Blue Line Sports, Superstar and Au Coton.

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