20 - Sunday, Apri! 22, 1990 - Nosth Shore News

F’asHION

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TAHARI INJECTS the safari look with some extra
spice. In this spring outfit, the orange patch pocket jacket
slides over a brown narrow skirt in rayon and linen.

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Fashions on parade

APRIL 23-Four Seasons and Sav-
vy Bontique present an afterncon
tea and fashion show starting 3
p.m, in the Garden Lounge. Tick-
ets cost $12 and can be reserved by
calling Jillian at 689-9333, local
6306.

APRIL 25 & 28-Champagne Taste
presents two spring fashion shows
with champagne luncheons, both
Starting 11:45 a.m. Tickets cost
$25 and can be booked by calling
Champagne Taste at 921-6555. The
boutique is located at 6221 Im-
perial in West Vancouver.

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APRIL. 26-LeslieJane and Wel-
come to the World present a lun-
cheon fashion show for mothers
and kids starting noon at the Dun-
darave Cafe, 2427 Marine Dr. For
reservations call LeslieJane at
922-8612, Welcome to the World
at 925-2810 or the cafe at 926-
8838.

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APRIL 26-Sentimental Journey:
Fabulous 50s is a fashion show at
Balmoral school which features the
work of students in sewing, foods,
drama, hairstyling, business
education, art and _ industrial
education classes. Put on by
Balmoral, Windsor and Carson
Graham, the show starts at 7 p.m.
Tickets cost $10 with proceeds go-
ing towards student scholarships.
For more information call 987-
9394.

APRIL 28-The ladies auxilliary to
Royal Canadian Legion Branch
118 are sponsoring a fashion show
and bake sale from 12 to 2 p.m.
Featuring fashions by
McGillycuddys, the show will be
held at the legion, 123 West 15th
St. Tickets cost $4 and are avail-
abie at the door.

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APRIL 29-A parade of fashions
from 1915 to 1990 will be on
display at UBC’s Frederic Wood
Theatre, 6354 Crescent Rd., start-
ing at 3 p.m. Authentic clothing
from private collections will be
modelled during the fundraising
event for a UBC theatre scholar-
ship fund. Tickets are $25. For
more information, call 228-2678.

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MAY 5-Offered by North Shore
Continuing Education, Margaret
Nakahara is teaching a one-day
course on wedding flowers. To
register, call 986-8888.

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MAY 5-The Vancouver Guild of
Fabric Arts presents a_ historic
costume show with Ivan Sayers
Starting at 2 p.m. at St. Helen’s
Church, 8th and Trimble. One of
Canada’s foremost private
costume collectors, Sayers will

provide an entertaining history of

women's garments. Tickets cost
$10 and can be reserved by calling
isabel at 736-4431 (daysO, or
Louise at 224-0307 (nights).

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MAY 28-Four Seasons and Ashia
Mode present an afternoon tea and
fashion show starting at 3 p.m. in
the Garden Lounze. Tickets cost
$12 and can be reserved by calling
Jillian at 689-9333, local 6303.

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SEPT. 28-30-In Stitches Sewing
Needlework and Crafts seminar
and show is expanding to three
days of workshops, displays and
seminars this year. Held at the
Robson Square conference centre,
In Stitches expects more than 100
booth exhibitors. For more infor-
mation call Lisa Julson at 538-
7444.

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Fashions on Parade is a weekly
Sunday column. If your business
or charity is planing a fashion
show, send in your information at
least one week prior to the event to
the North Shore News, 1139
Lonsdale Ave., North Vancouver,
B.C. V7M 2H4.

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