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THE “PARIS pouch,’’ a casually elegant quilted drawstring
bag, is available at all Shoppers Drug Mart stores as a free
gift with the purchase of $20 of cosmetics from any one par-
ticipating cosmetics tine. The promotion begins on Nov. 4,
for a three-week period.

45) o-Luckakuck Way

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THE CROWN Collection, an ex-
elusive $1.5 million array of 100
wrist watches, will be available for
public viewing from Nov. 4
to 7 at Brinkhaus Jewellers in the
Hotel Vancouver.

This unprecedented collection of
prestigious watches will make only
two appearances in Canada — at
Brinkhaus stores in Vancouver
and Calgary — before being sepa-
rated and sold individually
throughout North America.

The Crown Collection was
assembled by the Rolex Watch
Company of Canada but includes
timepieces by Tudor and Cellini as
well.

Many of the pieces qualify as
fine jewelry, featuring diamond,
sapphire, ruby and emerald design

elements and dials of onyx and
lapis lazuli.

However, functionality is also
well represented. The Rolex Sub-
mariner Oyster Perpetual and
Sea-Dweller Oyster Perpetual
boast stainless steel ‘‘oyster”’ cases
that are pressure-proof to 1,000
feet and 4,000 feet respectively.

Individual prices for the
watches range from $1,300 to
$74,500.

Brinkhaus Jewellers was estab-
lished in 1936 and is renowned for
superior timepieces, custom-
designed jewelry and rare gift
items. Aside from its Vancouver
operation in the Hotel Vancouver,
the family-owned firm has a loca-
tion in Calgary as well.

OPTIONS FOR
VOLUNTEERS

THE FOLLOWING is a selection
of volunteer opportunities avail-
able through North Shore Com-
munity Services (NSCS).

THE NORTH Shore Communi-
ty Services Society needs an orga-
nized and systematic worker to
update and maintain the volunteer
teferzal data base. If you have
some computer skills and are able
to work well unsupervised. then
call now. Training will be provid-
ed and the hours are flexible.

VOLUNTEERS who are friend-
ly and good with the public are
needed to conduct information
and referral interviews with
would-be volunteers. Duties in-
clude phoning interviewees, inter-
viewing, filing and record-keep-
ing. The hours are flexible and
training is provided.

PEOPLE who are interested in
teens are needed to work with a
youth worker at a teen drop-in
centre. The volunteer will help
with social and recreational activi-
ties, and have a lot of fun, too.

BE A friend and role model to
a young man with a mental hand-

icap. He comes home to the North
Shore twice a month and would
like to have a friend to see movies
with and to share in other recre-
ational activities.

VOLUNTEER = grandparents
believe in the importance of fami-
lies. If you would like to help
make someone’s family bigger and
better, share your wisdom and
experience and brings more life to
birthdays, Christmas and other
important family events, become a
volunteer grandparent.

OFFICE assistants are needed
to help community health nurses
in the schools on the North Shore.

A DRIVER with a2 class-four
licence is needed to drive a small
group of seniors from their homes
on the North Shore to Kiwanis
Towers for dinner and back again.
The hours are from 4 to 6 p.m.
on Mondays. You may stay for
dinner if vou like, or use the time
to catch up on shopping or other
errands.

If you want to volunteer call
985-7138. NSCS is a member of
the United Way.

AL,

Sale ends
November 8th ‘92

* Simon Chang |
* Jacques Vert
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* Jac Dale

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