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Sales to be added to your calender

Tuesday, January 16th, 2007

At the end of each manufacturing season, every company faces the challenge of clearing out their warehouse in order to make room for the next season’s product. One of the ways to make a few bucks is to open the plant up to retail customers who bring in some nice quick cash and take out lots of the accumulated leftovers.

The kinds of businesses which do this are all over the map: chocolates, skin care products, kitchen necessities, jeans and casual clothing, sporting goods, bedding, outerwear, pianos, kids’ clothes, electric tools, boats, designer fashions, toys, golf equipment and on and on.

January

Bovet, 4475 Metropolitain Blvd.Est at Viau Blvd. Phone: 514-374-4551. Each year, in January, this well known men’s chain has a warehouse clearance sale. Sometimes you can catch their ad in the newspaper, but otherwise you might try to reach them and find out the date, or ask to be put on an e-mail list. They carry suits, overcoats, trousers, ski wear, jackets, sweaters, shirts, dressing gowns, hats, gloves, socks, ties, shoes and boots for men of all sizes, and especially big, extra-stout, tall and extra-tall.

March

Village India Collection, 642 de Courcelle St.at St. Jacques St., Suite 406, rear elevator. Phone: 514-938-8800. If you like handmade designs from India, as in tribal artifacts, beaded and embroidered scarves, cushion covers, wall hangings, traditional Indian Pichwai paintings, tribal-style jewelry, stationery, leather journals, massage oils, incense and burners, this is the place to head. Four times a year – at the end of March, June, September and November – there are warehouse sales lasting through two weekends. Wholesale prices can be expected on all of the above as well as on some antiques: shutters, hanging glass lanterns, juice presses and statues. On Saturday you may need to dial 406 to enter if the door is not open.

April

M0851, 3981 St. Laurent Blvd. at Duluth Ave. Phone: 514-842-1221. Some of you might remember the brand name Rugby; under its new moniker, you’ll find similar fashionable styling in purses and women’s (XS-L) or men’s (S-XL) clothing. They hold three-day clearance sales twice a year in April/May and perhaps October. Give them your e-mail at the sale to be notified or call the number above.

Au Coeur de la Mode. Phone: 514-270-4900. The Farha Foundation, in memory of Ron Farha, has a huge fund-raising event which is held in the Palais des Congres on a Sunday in April (This year it’s April 22), May or June and again in November (November 18th this year) from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. A $5 bill gets you in the door for great deals (50% to 90% off) on 20,000 ladies’ fashion items from about eighty different clothing companies and designers. The event raises about $150,000 a year for those with HIV and AIDS. You can get on the mailing list at the event. www.farha.qc.ca

Lawrence Home Fashions, 8655 Delmeade Rd. at Cote de Liesse Rd. Phone: 514-343-3740. www.lawrencehome.com/register/ We have a dearth of places to get any sort of a deal on high quality linens in this city, so the Spring and Fall sales at this 57-year-old company are worth checking out. Expect to find coordinated bedroom ensembles in jacquard and high end percale: sheets, pillowcases, bedspreads, comforters, decorative pillows, shams and some window treatments. They sell for 50% to 80% off of this season’s regular lines, as well as discounts and closeouts on samples and last year’s goods. You will also find some children’s sets. Sign up to be notified of the sales and for promotions and coupons.

Marcelle, 9200 Cote de Liesse Rd at 43rd Ave. Phone: 800-387-7710. www.marcelle.com Marcelle makeup and skin care products were developed for women with sensitive skin. Manufactured and designed in Quebec, the company also sells Annabelle and Caroline lines. Warehouse sales are held twice a year, one of them around the end of November and then around April. Call to get on an invitation list.

Krickets, 333 Chabanel St. West, Suite 800 at Jeanne Mance St. Phone: 514-382-5890. www.kricketsworld.com If you have young children and like this line of clothing, ask to be put on their calling list for the warehouse clearance sales that are held twice a year, in October and April, and last a whole week. You can go to www.kricketsworld.com and then to “Knews” to find out dates of sales or to add yourself to the e-mail list.

May

College Marie Victorin, 7000 Marie Victorin St., Pavillion Trieste at Albert Hudon St. Phone: 514-328-3826, ext.2378. www.collegemv.qc.ca Early May is the moment to catch the annual sale of up-to-the-minute clothing statements done by the fashion students of this college. If you want to look unique, this is a place to shop.

Dans Un Jardin, 1351 Ampere St at Mortagne St., Boucherville. Phone: 800-363-3663 or 450-449-2121. www.dansunjardin.com At the end of May, when gardens bloom, this company sheds its leftovers. All those lovely aromatic things for your bath, bedroom and body are offered at great savings. You can be put on a mailing or e-mailing list to get an invitation. On the web site you can become a VIP member and learn about special promotions.

June

Entrepot l’Elephant (Danesco), 18,111 Transcanadienne at St. Charles Blvd. Phone: 514-694-0950. The first full weekend in June from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, this importer of names you know in kitchenware (Bodum, Good Grips), housewares, giftware and gadgets opens up for great deals. These are even better than you get in their outlet store. Worth stocking up for gifts for the whole year.You can call to be placed on an e-mail list.

Black & Decker, 3061 Belanger St.East at Iberville St. Phone: 514-722-1021. Just before Father’s Day, you can stock up on power tools (saws, drills, sanders, workmates, dustbusters), appliances (coffee makers, food processors, irons, toaster ovens, mixers) or lawn and garden tools (hedge and string trimmers, lawn mowers) all made by this well-known brand. They may be factory seconds and rebuilt, but they all come with a full warranty.

Fruits & Passion, 21 Paul Gauguin St.at St-Francois Xavier St., Candiac. Phone: 450-638-2212. www.fruits-passion.com Around June each year, this maker of yummy scented products (creams, soaps, lotions, oils, etc.) for you and your home has a clearance sale. Call in May to put your name on a mailing or e-mailing list, which will enable you to receive a flyer explaining all the details of the sale and where it will be held.

August

Archambault, 500 Ste. Catherine St. East at Berri St. Phone: 514-849-6201 or 514-849-0589.

At the end of August, the pianos that were loaned to music camps in Orford and Lanaudiere are returned here for sale to the public. There are about 70 of these, which have only been used for six to eight weeks, and they are sold at 20% to 30% off.

September

Boutique de plein air Camp de Base, 173e Cartier Ave. at Highway 20, Pointe Claire. Phone: 514-630-6717. Usually the weekend after Labor Day is the moment to wait for if you are looking for a deal on a sea, lake or white water kayak or a lake or white water canoe. The water crafts (at least 150) that were used for rentals are sold off at this annual sale, along with life jackets, paddles and more. Three quarters of the stock moves out that day, and the rest piddles along till it’s all gone.

Tyfoon, 5540 Ferrier near boul. Decarie. Phone: 514-731-7070. Ladies who love labels (Northern Isles, Sigrid, Cezer New York, Miskeen Originals, David Brooks, Phat Farm, Baby Phat, Marisa Christina, Pellepelle, akademiks, Von Dutch shoes, Ferre and Versus Versace and Cavalli accessories) will enjoy this warehouse sale. Three or four times a year (September, November, April, June) at least two dozen of these labels are available in samples, ends-of-lines and seconds. Some clothes for the guys and kids can be found as well. Sign up for e-mail or snail mail list at the sale.

Orage, 619 Le Breton St. at de la Province, Longueuil. Phone: 450-646-0867. A last minute small sample sale is held for this well-made outerwear company each Spring or Fall. They do not know until about two weeks before when or if it will be held. You can leave your name with the receptionist to call you or e-mail you to find out when the next one will be held.

La Cordee, 2159 Ste. Catherine St. East at De Lorimier Ave. Phone: 514-524-1106. www.lacordee.com Rentals are offered in this sporting goods store for camping, climbing, biking, canoeing and kayaking. Once and often twice each year, in September and perhaps in Spring about April, this used equipment, still in an excellent state, is sold off at greatly reduced prices. In October they often hold a trade-in sale.

Sometimes it pays to wait for a certain time of the year to buy a product because manufacturers and distributors have “garage sales”. This is when they ( just like you and me) need to clean up all the things they have lying around. These are usually called warehouse sales, and what they sell at these events are samples or liquidated items they are no longer producing, or perhaps leftovers from last season, seconds or lines that never sold well. Whatever it is, the price is always right, because they need the stuff to walk out the door fast because their new merchandise is marching in.

October

Grande Braderie Mode Quebecoise, Marche Bonsecours, 350 St. Paul East, Old Montreal. Phone: 866-2006 ext 300 (for recorded message about sales). www.braderiedemodequebecoise.com Mark your calendars for October and April if you want to buy the creme de la creme of Quebec designers’ samples and ends of inventory at incredibly reduced prices. Women, men and children might find lines by: Marie St-Pierre, Michel Desjardins, Saatchi, Sylvie Germain, Nenufar, Envers, BodyBag, Shan, Pepin Design, Mackage, Rudsak, Dekker, Marie-Pierre Lafortune, Report Collection, Diffusion Griff, Rouzanna Design, Muse, Pur Inc, Plain Jane Couture, Dino Gaspari, Ivano Homme, Blanc Mouton, Myco Anna, Frett Design, Isabelle Elie, MSiamo, Aime Com Moi, Pierre Poisson, Lelievre and Mylne B. Sign up at their web site to be notified.

Roscan, 5850 Thimens Blvd.at Henri Bourassa Blvd. , Ville St-Laurent. Phone: 514-335-4348. www.roscan.com Here’s a treat. If you are around on the right weekend, perhaps in October and April, you can take advantage of this kitchenware warehouse sale, offering liquidation prices (as low as $.25) on cookware, bakeware, utensils and gadgets. Ask to be put on the list to be notified.

Guess/Diesel/Puma/Steve Madden, e-mail: modafashiongroup@gmail.com This company gets the clearances of these name brands and more, and holds sales throughout the year. At the Guess sale the prices were good: purses, ladies’ tops, men’s and women’s jeans for $29.99, shoes $39.99-$59.99 and there were skirts and jackets too. Get on the mailing list above and you too can know when the sales are coming up.

November

Kanuk, 485 Rachel St. East at Berri St. Phone: 514-527-4494. www.kanuk.com If you like the styling and quality workmanship of this line of outerwear, then wait for October and call to find out when in November there will be an in-house sale with leftovers from the previous year. There are also promotional prices on this year’s coats – before the season! In February there is sometimes another sale just for clearance. You can leave your e-mail address on their site or leave your name with the receptionist to be notified in advance of the sales.

December

Danawares, 7010 Cote de Liesse Rd. at Hickmore St. Phone: 514-342-5555. www.danawares.com From about the end of November to mid December, lasting for about a week to ten days, you can score some great prices on their liquidated toys and items from a handful of licensed names like Spongebob, the Simpsons, Disney, Caillou, Shrek, etc. There are some puzzles, games, tents, plush and stocking stuffers and a small wall of household gadgets. You can leave your name on the web site for notification.

Buffa, 7930 Provencher Blvd. at Jarry St., St. Leonard. Phone: 514-376-7905. www.buffabowling.com In December, this bowling equipment provider usually has a clearance sale at 10% – 70% off on duckpin and 10-pin balls, shoes (Dexter, Dynothane, EB Sport, Etonic), clothes, bowling bags, etc. Call for dates or you can get on a mailing list.

Confiserie Regal, 1645 Dagenais St., Ste.Rose. (The sales are usually held in Laval at 1755 Berlier St.) Phone: 450-628-6700. For the past thirty-five years, right before Christmas and Easter, this candy importer/distributor assists all of Santa’s and the Easter bunny’s helpers by opening up for a couple of weeks. You will find all the treats (molded chocolates, icy squares, Zero bars, cheese/jam baskets, cookies, boxed chocolates) that are needed to stuff stockings, baskets and mouths. All of you choc-aholics out there – go get um!

Fletcher Leisure, 142 Barr St. at Cote de Liesse Rd., Ville St-Laurent. Phone: 514-341-6767.

Just in time for Christmas, in December, see if you can catch the deals on golf bags (1st and 2nd quality), clubs, travel bags, golf balls, umbrellas and golf wear for men and women. Get on an e-mail or snail mail list at the sale or check your publi-sacs in December.

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Get your freebies

Tuesday, January 9th, 2007

With everyone’s pockets empty from the holiday season, I thought it was a good time to offer you a column to address the question: “Who says there’s no free lunch?”. Well maybe not lunch, but certainly dessert. The best price to pay for anything is nothing. I love it when I can find things for you around town that are free (well just about almost in these cases). Why are companies giving away things without charging you, you ask?

In the first instance, the Canadian Ski Council Snow Pass, the best way to encourage newcomers to a sport is to let them try it out. One day on a ski hill may only give you a taste of the sport, but by the third time they probably have you hooked for life.

The second freebie, Kine-Concept, is a school that teaches various forms of massage therapy. At any school students need to practice their subject matter, and then they need to be tested to see how well they know it, or in this case, how well they perform. At the end of each semester, many students need bodies on which to practice their massage skills. That’s where you (and I) come in. We are helping out struggling students by offering our bods for them to massage. This is one of those places that I have tried to keep to myself, but in the spirit of the new year, I am willing to share it with you.

Ben and Jerry Corporation has always been a good corporate citizen. From their inception they have made it a point of giving back to their community. Once a year they offer free ice cream cones, but they do pass around a donation box for you to help out their causes.

Grade 5 SnowPass, c/o Canadian Ski Council, 5045 Orbitor Drive Bldg 7, Suite 100, Mississauga, ON L4W 4Y4. Tel: 905-212-9040. Fax: 905-212-9041. www.snowpass.org or Sports Experts stores (see addresses below). For the past ten years, in order to encourage kids to take up skiing or to ski more, most major ski centers across Canada have teamed up to offer a free Grade 5 SnowPass™ to kids who are ten years old, which can be used three times at each hill. In each of the last three years, over 30,000 ten-year-olds have taken advantage of this. You can pick up the flyers about it at Sports Experts or sign up online. I was a bit dismayed to find out that there is $15 handling/mailing fee. The SnowPass™ is divided into two regions. Ours, the East, covers the hills in the Eastern Townships: Ski Bromont, Mont Orford, Sutton Ma Station de Montagne, Owls Head, Mont Bellevue and Centre recreotouristique Montjoye, and in the Laurentians: Belle Neige, Ski Morin Heights, Mont St. Sauveur, Vallee Bleu, Gray Rocks, Mont Habitant, Mont Alta, Mont Avila, Mont Tremblant, Mont Blanc, Mont Olympia, Ski Chantecler, Ski Mont Gabriel, Station de Sports, Mont Avalanche and Les Pentes 40,80. Look around also for coupons to get price reductions for lessons and rentals. Also, ask about the offer for a one-day lift ticket coupon for next winter. Sports Experts locations: Châteauguay, 298 d’Anjou Blvd., Jardins Dorval, Galeries d’Anjou, Promenades Montarville, Carrefour de la Rive-Sud, Place Longueuil, Fairview Centre, Rockland Centre, Champlain Mall, Quartier DIX30, Carrefour Angrignon, Place Vertu, Chambly 533 Perigny Blvd., Centre Laval, Notre-Dame Mega Centre, Carrefour Laval, Place Alexis Nihon, Place Versailles, Place Capitol, 930 St. Catherine St. West

Kine-concept Institute, 760 St. Zotique St. East at Chateaubriand Ave. Phone: 514-272-5463. Hours: Daily 8:30 a.m. to 10:15 p.m. www.kineconcept.com There are many kinds of treatments taught here: chair massage, fasciatherapy, massage for pregnant women, reflexology, stone massage, shiatsu and thai yoga massage, etc. The do “charge” an $18 donation fee (you get a receipt) which goes to the Excellence Fund at the Kine Concept Institute for researching the benefits of massage. The ones you are most likely going to be called up for are the masso-kinesitherapy and Swedish style massages. A massage by the graduates’ group costs $55 – $75. A health questionnaire needs to be filled out before you begin. Call to get on a client list for students needing to practice (your name stays on for 3 months).

Ben & Jerry’s Free Cone Day, 1316 De Maisonneuve Blvd. West at Crescent St. Tel: 514-286-6073. Hours: Sunday to Wednesday 11 a.m. to 10 p.m, Thursday to Saturday 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. www.benjerry.com Mark your calendars, because usually it’s the last Tuesday in April, to welcome Spring, that you can get in line as many times as you want and try out as many flavors (Chunky Monkey, Phish Food, Coffee Coffee Buzz Buzz Buzz, Chocolate Therapy NewYork Super Fudge Chunk, frozen yogurt (half-baked, Cherry Garcia, Chocolate Fudge Brownie) as your tummy can hold. Don’t worry if the line seems really long – it moves quickly because there is no money changing hands. Ben & Jerry’s was one of the first corporations to set community support as a founding value of the company. It pairs Free Cone Day with a charity, and each franchisee gets to choose his own. In Montreal, it’s the Children’s Wish Foundation, and you can, if you so choose, make a donation. Other locations: 5582 Monkland Ave. (514-488-6524); Old Montreal, Place Jacques Cartier (514-876-4121); 2172 Ste-Catherine Est (514-524-3672); Laval: 920 Desserte Ouest/Autoroute 13 (450-689-3611); McGill College (514-392-1226).

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Create beautiful baubles and beadwork

Tuesday, January 2nd, 2007

For about the last five years, there has been a resurgence in the desire to learn the new craft of beading. The making and wearing of beaded necklaces and jewelry is hardly new. For both men and women, the adornment of beads for ornamentation goes back to ancient civilizations.

Besides the beauty of the beads and the finished items, “more and more people use it as a tool to relax”, says Ruth Shine, owner of the grandmamma store of them all – the Bead Emporium – which has been open since 1974. Beading can be repetitive, so it is soothing. It is also a hobby that doesn’t take up much space.

Beads are also moving out of the traditional stringing them on a string routine. For instance, they have been fashioned by Pandora in Denmark as charm bracelet items to be given one at a time for special occasions. At the Bead Emporium, beads are being used in “altered art” classes to make art cards.

Beads can be a history or geography lesson, if you want to learn where they come from. Shine also uses beads as the theme of escorted vacation touring in Mexico. Rare bead specimens from all corners of the world are also bought and sold to collectors.

Bead Emporium of Montreal, 368 Victoria Ave. at Sherbrooke St. Phone: 514-486-6425. Hours: Monday to Wednesday and Friday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Thursday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The shop was started by Ruth Shine, both because of her interest in the history of beads, be they from Guatemala or India or Mexico, and her passion for their beauty. The shop carries beads from all over the world (semi-precious, silver, glass, bone, horn, tribal, collectible, etc.) which can be used to make your own necklaces, bracelets and earrings. Books, tools, threads and findings are here, and if you like to take your beading with you while you travel, they even sell cutters that are airline friendly. Help with designing jewelry has always been the strength of this shop. During January, it is a good quiet time to bring in grandma’s or mother’s old beaded necklaces and get them re-modeled (for a fee). Fimo clay, videos, classes and birthday parties are also available.

Frabels, 5580 Pare St. at Devonshire Rd. Phone: 514-842-8561. Hours: Monday to Thursday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. If you’re into making jewelry, this wholesaler has sixty-four years of knowledge. Hy Stern started the business back in 1942 after being introduced to the Swarovski crystal beads by F.B. Allen, so they were the first to sell them here – and you can still check out their sparkling Swarovski wall. Their airy bright new showroom is oriented to the retail trade (you must spend at least $200) and is packed with findings, beads, rhinestones, pearls, semi precious stones and resin beads for jewelry-making. All kinds of rhinestone trim, tools, chain, wire, leather cord, etc. are here along with catalogues you can look through to find exactly what else you might need. You will discover things here that are not found in the other businesses mentioned – perhaps large crystal pendants, donuts (semi-precious discs) or even crystal chandelier components. www.frabels.com

Bead Box 17B Cartier Ave at Bord du Lac, Pointe Claire. Phone: 514-697-4224. Hours: Tuesday and Wednesday 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Thursday and Friday 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday 12 a.m. to 5 p.m. There is a passion here for teaching beading, so that you too can create beautiful jewelry. For those who are looking for something special, it’s their unique beads and colors that follow the fashion trends which makes their customers happy. This is the store which sells the Pandora charm bracelets from Denmark. You can add silver, gold, semi-precious and Murano glass beads to it. Beginner courses start at $40 (plus materials) for two hours, and then you can go on to crocheting with wire thread, wire wrapping and looping, peyote stitch and more. Looking at the rainbow wall of beads (natural, semi-precious, Swarovski, pearls, resin, silver) and displays of finished work which will entice you to sign up.

Club Bead +, 65 Cremazie Blvd. West at St. Laurent Blvd. Phone: 514-389-1616. Hours: Monday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday to Friday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. This treasure chest is full of seed beads from China, Czech Republic fire polished ones, crystal beads (the whole line of Swarovski) along with wood, bone, horn, cat’s eye, golden coral and semi-precious stones in special shapes. Titanium and aluminum jump rings in wild colors and colored copper wire can be purchased. The club has the largest selection of English and French books on beading, and offers workshops. The beginner artisan workshop lasts five weeks, and you learn the basics of beading and jewelry making for $125. Club membership is free with your first $100 purchase and after that, if you spend over $50 you’ll get your 30% discount. www.clubbeadplus.com

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