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GIFTS FOR MEN

Choose elegant accessories

DIVERSITY IS the direction for
formal wear this holiday season,
and the Men’s Fashion Associa-
tion, along with leading designers
and manufacturers, recommends
the following accessories for gift-
giving.

With the 100th birthday of the
tuxedo, the black bow tie and
cummerbund remain synonymous
with evening elegance.

However, to dress up the classic
black tuxedo, add exciting new
colors, bold patterns and luxurious
fabrications.

Colors such as royal blue, ruby

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f you are, you owe it to yourself to look
into the provincial government's new
Small Business Forest Enterprise Program.

The improved program is designed to ex-
tract more of the hidden weaith in our timber
by encouraging the remanufacture of lumber
and the production of products such as
window frames, doors, and furniture.

Twice the opportunities

We're setting aside twice as much timber
for harvesting by small companies, espe-
cially companies with creative manufac-
turing ideas. And—because security of
materials supply is so important for manu-
facturers—we're making timber available to

Are you an entrepreneur looking for investment opportunities?

the firms with the best proposals for periods
of up to 10 years.

While we're creating more opportunities for
small companies—and more jobs for British
Coilumbians—we’re also keeping our com-
mitment to future generations.

As smail companies harvest timber, the pro-
vincial government will be right behind
them, renewing the forest for the future.
We'll use some of the money from timber
sales to pay for the reforestation. We'll
always have productive forests.

You can get more information at your locai i
district office of the Ministry of Forests.

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Let’s extract the hidden value from our timber!

is fa Province of British Columbia

Ministry of Forests
Hon Dave Parker, Minister

red and emerald green will enhance
traditional black formal wear.

Paisley prints, geometric shapes
and masculine plaids create renew-
ed interest in accessorizing.

Select a gold or silver bow tie
and cummerbund to make the
traditional more avant-garde.

Fabric mixes lend to unexpected
combinations of silk and wool.

“Simplicity is an important ele-
ment in jewelry this holiday,’’ says
Whitney Boin, jewelry designer.

Cuff links and studs can be
found in a variety of shapes
(square, round, rectangular) and

stones (textured gems, semi-
precious stones and diamonds).

Recapture the aura of the 1930's
with antique jewelry — sterling
silver watches and rings.

Traditionally associated with
business wear, suspenders are be-
ing paired with formal wear for
function as well as fashion.

Available in button or clip-on
styles, suspenders come in an array
of colors and patterns.

For the most exotic look, croco-
dile pumps and crested suede slip-
pers add more diversity to formal
dressing.

Makeup goes metal

GOLD, COPPER, bronze, plati-
num — the magic names of
precious metais fire the imagina-
tion.

Now they’re being added to your
makeup for the festive winter
season ahead.

You can bring warmth to any
complexion with an array of metal
tones.

For cheeks and lips, look for
warm shades with a_ metallic
sparkle — like the merest touch of
sunny copper — to add a bit of
glamour.

Wash the eyes in a halo of
bronze and balance with a faintly
shimmering but strongly-defined
mouth. .

Keep the nails in the same
general color family as lips, both
glowing with frost.

“‘Makeup should be selected to
reflect the holiday state of mind,”’
says Carol Murray, makeup direc-
tor for a national cosmetic com-

pany.
“What could be more striking
with a red dress, winter white or
black, than the sheen reflected
from a blend of bronze, silver or
gold into the makeup that ac-
cessorizes your costume. This
makeup concept is a totally new
way to enhance your day and even-
ing holiday looks.’’

Eye coloring pencils pair two
shades of different intensities to
color and highlight — for example,
platinum blue with reflective pink
mica, or gilded bronze with
polished silver.

A frosted powder blush in bur-
nished gold is for brushing on the
cheeks over blush during the day.

In the evening add some on
shoulders, earlobes, brow bones —
anywhere you want to draw atten-
tion,

For light and lift — flash and
spirit — metallics in makeup atc
fashion right, avant-garde and sure
to be an important look.

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