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Press, 26 March 1981, Page 12

roE CASHEL f'sURTOUT] h___ There are diamonds for innocence, rubies for con-tentment,-sapphires for charm, and emeralds for love. So when you say it with precious and semiprecious atones from SURTOUT — you can really mean it. They have loose stones for a personal selection — for setting into your own design jewellery, or for replacing lost stones. Their rings are made to individual designs — for the discerning customer, and they have a lovely selection of ear studs .. . 18ct, Set yellow gold and white gold sat with these precious and semi-precious stones. I noticed lovely diamond ear studs for $123.00 and some very nice classically plain Set gold studs for 928.00 . , . very attractive pricesl And of.course SURTOUT have quality you can depend on. SIIRTOUT. Ph 792-026. fb 1 : The term specialist doesn't quite describe it — after all they work as a team — but there are some things that are favourite things! Some things each is expert at. E.g. Ross Aitcheson is The Cutter. He defines a line with his scissors — he is brilliant at cutting hair. So too is Marie Allen (available Thursdays and Fridays only), she likes to blow wave her cuts as well. For perms - see Ann. She has at her finger tips, all the latest perming techniques — and of course she uses Kadus perms. And for colour? Ask for Sue. Sue is really into colour — and she is not only creative — but she knows all about damaged hair-etc. Remember though that these are only guidelines . . . the people at BLADES are professional hairdressers. Late nights, Mon, Thurs, Fri and now — OPEN SATURDAY. BLADES Ph 63-999. fffiEan Casserole time again... though surely casseroles are never seasonal. They are always welcome if they are. cooked, and presented with style. Anyway CLEAVERS make it easy. They package up — very neatly — shin fillets, great for long cooking in herbs and wine and even better the next day when the meat has Jellied overnight. Same with cross-cut blade. CLEAVERS suggestion: DON'T cut out the strip of S gristle, it will soften and it does give a casserole more b of s pot-au-feu flavour. For Busy bodies, CLEAVERS || present cubed steak and kidney ... all ready for the. pot. Likewise their Spanish neck chops . . the first H essential for a successful Irish stew . . . these are allffl ready for cooking. Stew pot time at CLEAVERSI H I ’ j Did you see Paula Ryan last week in KUDOS? Paula R was demonstrating the magic of accessdries.LNo M white rabbits, but lots of tricks! And KUDOS have S| some super, navy scarves and. belts and bags to ba < ■ clever with. Audiences of Interested passers-by were H much taken with the long silk scarves Paula tied in M flamboyant pussycat bows, or pulled through their m own loop for a casual cowboy look tie. We learnt the ®| secret of the “riding stock" and the non-slip cravat. M And everyone loved the big soft scarves (or ahawls) in H muted checks around a classic sweater. Bags, belts, 11 hats and scarves were all put together for a polished . Ki look! Paula is gone —but the KUDOS people will help aHI - with suggestions and hints. Lots of new goodies in at MS KUDOS. Ph 790-437.. ' ffl jjsywmaMsawwwt ■ {iagadeJ \ I love that ritzy little perfumerie-boutique upstairs in FACADE. All that gold and glass with those top name imports. They stock make-up by Mary Quant (the new colours are bronzes, coppers, toast etc) and Mary Quant's complete “Skin Programme." Their - parfumerie has famous names everywhere . . . Caleche, Vivre, Joy, Je Reviens, and those glorious Molinard perfumes including the lovely Molinard de Molinard in the crystal flacons — so now it is possible to match your perfumes to your clothes . . . Csleche for tweeds, Joy for a little black dress, Je Reviens for a lingering memory! Then there are the accessories. Exclusive imports like Jane Shilton bags from England (wonderful colours in leather and skin), costly scarves, fine kid gloves by Cardin, exclusive belts. The final touch — from FACADE. Ph 793-026. iill ’ '..EajS LJssJl MARY GRAY has thought of everyone this Easter; they have sugar eggs and chocolate figures for all. ’ Their eggs are made from Royal icing, cleverly decorated (eggs for hyper-active children are available) In brilliant colours, with little trinket gifts inside. There are Easter baskets too — Royal icing again and filled with small sweeties. Eggs are priced from under $1 to $46, with some JUMBO models at 2 ♦3O. Baskets are $1.60. The Easter Bunny in chocolate C has many shapes and forms - MARY GRAY has 5 made him in his racing car, as a little girl bunny, aven an Easter Bunny bride and groom! If you don't believe in the Easter Bunny, they have the Easter Rooster, Easter Chickens, Easter Duckie (on his bike), oven the Easter Hen on her Nestl Happy Easter, from MARY GRAY. Cc&mcciili Ivory — coo! and elegant and wonderful with this a season's pales... winter-white, ivory, pale grey, soft pl camel, paris pink ... and CAPRICCi have it. A new collection of ivory jewellery. Classic bangles — H devoid of any ornamentation; strings (that sit just at H the base of the throat) of tiny ivory beads; small hoop H earrings (on studs) twisted with gold; ivory rings fl twisted with gold; classic rings of finely carved ivory; ; high domed dross rings of ivory twists — and of course those sought after ivory pendants elephants large or smalt with silver or gold details finely made fish, even an ivory rabbit. Wear these on your own gold or silver chain. The ivory jewellery is priced from $20.00 to $89.00. CAPRICCI, Ph 50-953. I The Clothes Horse A togetherness story. From Elie, a longer line blouson (it sits on the hip) matched to a skirt with wide unpressed box pleats. These In cord — navy or old-gold " — as separates or as a suit. Elie make the shirt too ... a new line . . . slightly padded shoulders, tiny collar and off-centre buttons, in tiny checks. The Dress is in S the news. Call it the smock, call it the full chemise — £ either way — love itl wear it! CLOTHES HORSE have this dress (from Rosaria Hall) in a tiny houndstooth check in blues or rust. There is to be a BIG Fashion I Parade in The Shades — tickets only $5.00 — and that * includes EVERYTHING! However there will only ba room for 300 — so pick up your tickets soon — see J THE CLOTHES HORSE — who incidentally will ba leading the parade with their Marilyn Sainty coilec- * tion. THE CLOTHES HORSE, Ph 790-674. J