ASHION FILE is a

weekly Sunday col-

umn. Ff your business
or charity is) planning a
fashion show, send in your
information to the North
Shore News, 1139 Lonsdale
Ave., North Vancouver,
B.C. V7M 2H4.

JULY 8: Albee'’s Sewing School is
offering an apron) making
workshop for $25. Registration
includes fabric kit. For informa-
dion, call 986-1341.

JULY 9: Cheers Restaurant is
hosting a “Lunch With Juhli’
fashion show at 12:15 p.m... 125
East 2nd St. Luncheon entrees are
free with a minimum fashion pur-
chase. For reservations and to
place your order in advance, call
Chris at 985-9191 or, for more in-
formation, call Heather at 929-
7383.

18 - Sunday, July 7, 1991 ~ North Shore News

JULY 9: Albee’s Sewing School ts
offering a four-hour werkshop of
sewing a umes robe. Registranon
is $25. Infor 986-1347.
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JULY $3: A workshop of sewing
designer jams and shorts as well
asa workshop un sewing) tech.
Hiques for pockets. collars and
cuffs are being hosted by Albec’s
Sewing School. Each workshop
costs S28. for information, call
986-1341,

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SUEY 87: The students of John
Cusablancas fashion merchitudis-
ing program are holding a charity
fashion show for Children’s Hos-
pital and the Western) Canadian
Designers and Fashion Assacia-
tion. Designers such as Feizal
Virani will be featured in the show
which starts at 7:30 p.m. at the
Granville Island Hotel, 1253
Johnston, Granville Island. Tick-
ets, which cost $20, include com-
plimentary refreshment and ap-
Petizers. Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
For information, call 688-0328.

FASHION FILE

JULY 18: The Caltural Fashion
Fair will feature an all-Native
fashion show, including the spring
1992 Touch of Culture collection,
as well as an art display featuring
Native artivans. Held oat the
Squamish fPadian Band
Longehouse, f00 Mathias Rd.,
doers open at 6 p.m. Tickets cost
SiS aro the door or from the
Squamish Band Office, 345 West
Sth St.. North Vancouver. Pro-
ceeds from the fashion show will
assist in travel expenses for the
Squamish Elders Committee to go
to the Annual Native Elders Con-
ference.
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SULY 19: The Miss North Shore
Pageant wili be held at Centennial
Theatre starting at) 7:30 pom.
Celebrating its 40th year, the pag-
eant organizers are also hosting a
reunion party after the pageant.
Tickets cost $8. For more infor-
mation, call 985-0555.
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AUG. 16: Fashion Focus 1991 will
be held at the PNE during the en-

OPTIONS FOR VOLUNTEERS

LISTED BELOW is a sampling of
the many volunteer opportunities
available through North Shore
Community Services (NSCS).
Volunteer today.

PALLIATIVE care peopie with
zood listening skills are wanted to
give emotional and practical sup-
port to terminally ill patients and
their families. An in-depth train-
ing session is offered. Flexible
hours, four per weck.

COMMITTEE members with
good organizational skills are
wanted for a social planning con-
ference to be held in November as
part of the centennial celebration.
Hours are once every other week,
7:30 p.m. Monday or Tuesday.

TOUR guides fluent in Farsi
and Chinese and with an under-
standing of English are needed to
provide guided walking tours of
Marine Drive windows featuring
local artwork. Tours leave at (0
a.m. and 2 p.m. daily, Aug. 12 to
18. Training and orientaticn pro-
vided.

GOOD Samaritan driver is
needed to drive the North Shore
Neighborhood House van and
drive their recyclable material to a
depot at the foot of the Cambie
Street bridge, once every four to
six weeks.

PATIENT visitor who enjoys
seniors is wanted to visit with
lodge residents on a one-to-one
basis, once a week. Volunteer will
chat with the residents in their

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For more information
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rooms, walk in the gardens or go
for drives. Hours are flexible, one
hour per week.

CREATIVE Kids Day volun-
teers are needed to assist with
children’s entertainment, crowd
control, site crew. ete. at John
Lawson Park on Aug. 17 from 10

a.m. to 4 p.m. This event is part
of the Harmony Arts Festival.

If you are interested in these or
any other volunteer opportunities
please call Druo at 985-7138 at
North Shore Community Services.
NSCS is a participating member
agency of the United Way.

lire PS-day tur quad) Sept. Jy. The
Showcase BOC. Building will be
the site of daily fashion shows
featuring a wide varies of tash-
ions, ranging from mayor stores
and new designers ta “art-to-
wear’ and “sew creative” shows.

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ONTO SEPT. 2:0 Vancouver
Museum opresents a) fash-
ion-oriented exhibit called
Panache: 200 sears of the Fush-
ionable Woman. Created by Ivan
Sayers, the exhibit explores the
socio-cconamic history behind the
costumes women have worn over
the centuries. Panache docent
guided tours are available six
times a day and are free with

Museum adnussion. The exhibit
closes Sept. 2. For more informa-
tion, call 736-4431.

SEPT. 12-14: In Stitches is plan-
ning its 199] seminar showcasing
international sewing experts and
exhibits. This vear's lineup in-
cludes North Vancouver’s Hazel
Bovd of Tex-Mar Seminars, San-
dra Betvina of Power Sewing,
Margaret [slander of Islander
Sewing Systems, and Roberta Carr
of The Fabric Curr. Fashion his-
torian Ivan Sayers will also be giv-
ing a two-hour presentation and
fashion show. For seminar and
booth information, call In Stitches
Consulting Inc. at 538-7444.

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