16 — Sunday, August 29, 1999 — North Shore News

COCO Chanel once said
“When I can no longer
create anything, Pil be
done for.”

Although she died in 1971,
it would seem she’s not done
for yet — the scent that revolu-
tionized the world of fragrance
in 1921 continues to evolve.

Dubbed “liquid gold,”
Chanel N° 5 was the first fra-
grance ever to be named after a
designer. Still in its original Art
Deco bottle, it remains one of

the most popular scents of all
dime.

Now its unique rose, amber
and patchouli scent is available
in a new bath and body range
of products.

The classic perfume, versa-
tile enough to wear anytime
and in any season, now comes
echoed in a sitky Body Lotion,
Bath Gel, After-Bath Pressed
Body Powder, Body Cream,
Essential Bath’. Oils ‘nd Bath

. The line.ranges in price
from $32 for the soap to S80
for the Body Cream.

The line will be available at
deparunent stores beginning in
September.
— Deana Lancaster

north shore news

8 FASHION

Bay hosts
cosmeliic
consults

THE forecast is in for fall.

Expect a cooling trend of plums,
purples and mauves.

Estée Lauder at The Bay, Park Royal,
unveiled its fall colour cosmetics catlec-
tion, Winter Beach, with a customer
event on the evening of Aug. 18. The
collection plays with tones of heather,
plum and grey, offering new products

like a heathery grey cye pencil to adark MOIRA Skinner of The Bay applies a liquid foundation to Diana Younan’s

wine-stained lipstick. face.

Guests were treated to makeup and
skincare demonstrations as well as
drinks, hors d*oeuvre and live music by
guitarist John Gilliat.

The Bay is holding another special
event that will feature cosmetics consul-
tations as well as contests and other fea-
tures.

The store’s Family and Friends
Celebration, with discounts “n regular-
priced merchandise throughout the
store, takes place today, with extended
hours from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

An invitation, available from any
store employee, must be presented to
receive discounts.

The Bay is also accepting donations
to the Heart and Stroke Foundation
and will supply information about the
foundation’s Mother Daughter Walk,
Sunday, Sept. 12 at West Jericho Beach

| Dermal ‘Laser Cenire}

200-265 25th St, West Vancouver *

926-2609 |.

Cab for complementary ccnsuitetion

A PUPPY

Purchase a pair

. of childrens
Hush Puppies” and
take home a

Beanie Puppy.

(Gik while quantities last.)

also featuring new fall siyies froma:
Doc Martens, Tommy Hilfiger
Kenneth Cole, Nine West and Keds

Park.

— Layne Christensen

ae % :
ASK WAYNE
Graduated 1968 from the

Internationa! Fabricare Institute in
Silverspring, Maryland.

A revolutionary
shirt &
laundry process.
| * Dramatically whiter

brighter shirts!
* Longer lasting shirts!
* Excellent soil

removal
Experience the difference

CAROUSEL
CLEANERS

Outside location between
Canada Trust & The Bay
Bion Wed 6:30 to :30pe Thurs Fri 6:20 to 9:00 pm
Saturday 6:30 to 5.30 pm Sunday 12:09 to 5:00 pm

922-4811
Park Royal North

correct lipstick shade.

PROGRAMS

FOR KIDS & TEENS
SEPT. 25 to DEC. 4

Programs in Vancouver,
North Van and West Van.

Feature of the Month
Comfort Zone Facial
Replenishing & Hydrating $60

Shiatsu / Accupressure

Special price of $55 for I bour

(that’s less than $1 per minute!)
iN THE beacon 983 -8103

For Better Walking
HUGE CLEARANCE
SE

PRICES rots
ntort shoes are on SALE - SALE ~ SALE

r. Csilla Gyoval
DENTIST
SYANNOUNCESNEW HOURS.) oS
Office Schedule rotates to meet
all patients needs

Open 2 Saturdays a month » * Open i evening a week

call 877-0678

NICKt Bywater (right) of The Bay shows Nicke Parkes how to find the

Textile
exhibit —
planned -

THE Roundhouse will -
come alive with colour:

community centre. Oct. 4:
Among the many activities
planned are .a textile. bazaar,
workshops, demonstrations,
performances, a lecture series,
tea party, fashion show. and'a
masked ball for Halloween:
Workshops are set to begin
in mid-September.” Learn: to

* make lace or decorate a’ ban-

her, create a prayer flag, or take
2 sari Workshop. There will be
classes on natural dyeing, fabric
lanterns and weaving for kids.
The textiles - show doesn’t
come to the community centre
until October but registration
for classes is on now. - ;
Fabric . artists “and textile-
related business are invited to
show and sell their work at the
textile bazaar. Space is limited
so interested artists are asked
to schedule a table as'soon as’-
possible by calling Elizabeth ; at.
713-1806. ; :
Volunteer support is also’ -
needed for this expansive pro-*
ject that connects people, skills’.
and ideas through the shared -

passion for textiles. No experi a

ence is necessary.
For more ‘information on-.
becoming a volunteer, call’
Gregory, Roundhouse volun-
teer coordinator, at 713-1857,
The Roundhouse is located.

” at 181 Roundhouse Mews at : 7
the foot of - Drake - in‘:

Vancouver’s Yaletown district. :-:
— Layne Christensen.