‘Mctured above with the Giant,
ristmas Card are four students ‘of
the Graham School who helped: make. .

t. cme are (left) Debbie Harrison

Dign the giant Christmas Card |

The Terrace - Down-Town
fag Lions Ladies have started their

a second annual*Giant Christmas
a Card Campaign’.

The giant Christmas card: Is 7

Me just whatit's name insinuates, a

a huge card: large; enough. to fit”

many, many names on.: The

card was made and decorated ©

ma Tuesday morning by the st-
i udents of the Graham. School

and it must be added that they

had a great time doing it.
Beginning

Friday, a.
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Wo alvertiy

The look youthfull accented by short houncy relaxed
curles af the crown and long longer wringfets ©
framing the side and nape. Made of 100 percent
dyne! washable, permanently curled (MACHINE ;
MADE) “Not illustrated“ |

spokesman for the Dowti-Town -
.Ladies. Lions told the Herald, .
the card will be displayed in one:

of the picture windows of Ev’s

Mens Wear Ltd. at 4605 Lakelse
AVE Se os vet

With a dénation ot only $1.
” your. name or. your -farnili
nae may .go on the card to
“wish all your firends in Terrace
a very.Merry Christmas and the~

money: collected ‘will go to
finance the retarded children’s
Christmas party. ©

mca $29.95
with trade-in ~

Curly at the crown with sideline quiches that barely .
tough the éheeks, long, longer shag at nape. Made of
100 percent dynei, washable, permanently curled.

; (ILLUSTRATED) .

Regular $29, 95
with trade in

(top) and Donny Gagnon (bottom) and
on the right Marlene Sampare (top)
and Cathy: Forsberg | (bottom. )

“Last year the card was ‘a

great success and it.is hoped
that now that this is becoming

“established and it is hoped to

become traditional the response,

“will be even better.

To make your: ‘donation drop

intoEv’ 's Mens Wear. There will
'- be ecards on which to write your

name, enyelopes in which to

enclose your donations | and a

box provided for’ them.
Your dollar can make these

| childrens Christmas just that

much merrier,

: During the week of November th through November ath, we will accept ald wigs,
_ falls or hairpleces regardless of thelr condition. (Whether or not they were purchased

from our _ Det.

Calling all-singla. pa "gi
Terrace’ The dingie Pareits Ag
sociation twill be meeting again
at the Skoglund, Hotsprings th’ this
Sunday, * November. os
“between 12 and 4 p.m.:”~ ;

- They had had a lot of ‘fun lat
time, so come out a Join in:

; day and 635-539¢:In the evening. a

p.m.
November 20th’
2:30 pm.

TERRACE LITTLE THEATRE

Terrace Little Theatre will be’ :

presenting: a‘:7series-; of-3.4
‘comedies called’

written by Rénee Taylor’ and:

. ‘Joseph Bologna... :
| Adapted from: French to

English the general theme Is the
superiority of women. >.
The performance’ will: take

place November 26th and 27th
at 8 p.m, and November 28th at

7:30: p.m. in the -Skeena

Secondary Auditorium’ *
-EVENING OF ELEGANCE
The Terrace Kinéttes second:

annual Evening of Bleeance

~ The Evening of Elegance will
_ consist. of“ a> dinner,:. fashion
. show,
Christmas novelties sale, . . fhe.
_, Door’ prizes to the: total ~~ Cc:
“Amount of $150 will be presented .
to lucky winners, throughou he”
ma an. call Bee .

‘Lovers and » Cam

Other Strangers: whichis a play .. person and: tickets . are. still

. available

wil beheldon Nov ber 30th in *
” the’ Lakelse Hotel:

“ entertainment: ‘and

: ts
by phoning’ 635-5146 during the ° m

BRIDGE SOCIAL ;
‘The Terrace Jaycettes are

~ > Sponsoring a bridge social ta be’.
“held tonight at.8 p.m,~in the

‘Thora Golf’ .and Country -.
Club

Proceeds from the social wilt
be: donated © to the Arena
ign,

‘Admission wilt be $2 per

‘at, the Arena
Headquarters, Thronhill Realty
or by calling éither Mrs, Micki

- Braid at 635-2015 or Mrs. Betty

Misfeldt at 635-6927...

_UL.CW. CHRISTMAS BAZAAR

The U.C.W. will be holding
their annual ‘Christmas Bazaar
on December 4th at the. Knox.’
United Church... The tea, bazaar .
and bake sale will run from 2-5
p.m.

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Kitimat’ S Kitchen |

‘BY LOUISE PRICE |

Making. sand ‘candles is an
easy and . different way of

providing beautiful gifts or _
decorations for your home, To.

make these candles you will, of
course need a supply of sand - if
you find the ground all frozen
perhaps you can get some from
a builders supply. or

construction company. - Use a’

gallon size ice cream container,
large howl, or garbage can to
hold the sand, You can use a
box but it is advisable’ to put
several layers -of | paper

underneath it as the water will,

‘soak through the cardboard
‘onto ‘the floor otherwise.

Other supplies neccessary are
wax, wicking,

. dye), candle scent if you want it
(obtain at a craft shop). ©
Start .by mixing.
quantities of water with the
sand, adding water until the
sand will stand alone when

peaked’. If during your first

tempt you .add “too much;
_ water, don’ tworry. Simply-rap:

.the'container.on.a.hard surface:
and the excess water will Float

“ to. the top. and.may, be poured

‘off. -.
Now form the shape desiretl.
- by using another object to push
into the sand or use-your hand.
Use your fingers or a large pen.
to make ‘legs’ for.your candle.

Three legs are usually enough . |

. to allow it to stand up.

_ ‘Now insert your wick into the -
sand by making a small hole in
the bottom of the sand witha’:

piece of wire. Bring your wax to

- 180 degrees, put in the dye and
- scentand pour into the cavity of

the mold, holding anto the wick

- as you do so,

The moisture in the sand will
‘cause a rapid cooling of the wax
and in‘about one hour the wax
wilibe solid, Reheat more wax
and make an additional pour to.

fill the shrink cavity in the .

-center of the candle, As soon as

this has hardened, your candle.

candle dye, .
~ (erayons, ritor real éandle type

small.

is ready - for removal.-

To remove simply grasp the
candle by the sides and lift ~
upward, A substdntial- amount
of sand will remain attached to
the candle. Using an old paint .
brush carefully brush away the
excess ‘sand. This. will still -
leave endugh on the candle to
give the ‘sand’ candle look.
Should less. sand be desired
simply ‘hold the candle under
the tap and allow the water to
wash away the. sand.

_advisable to keep water away .
from the wick. For a.different _
coating dip the entire candle,
sand and all, into a bath of clear
colorless wax, set on table and
allow to dry. This gives the
candle a smooth finish through
which you can see the sand.

The amount of sand deposite..
on the candle may be controlled
hy controlling the casting
temperature of the wax. A
candle cast at 200 degrees will
retain more.sand than one cast .
- at 400. degrees. a Shoe

The rae reas ye aes

| THIS -
| WEEKS"

“Tt is ©

“willbe holding: their “annua

: Christmas Bazaar-on Saturday
‘November. 27th:from 2-5

rom 1-3 p.m.

‘Barbie doll clothes, slippers
mittens, Christmas baking,

Christmas candy, knitting bags, —

-bath’ crystals,
hangings.

and wall

All of the ‘items on sale have’.

” been | priced with ‘the young

shopper.in mind, so the kiddies ©
can come out ‘and buy’ nice -
Christmas gilts for. .Mom and :

Dad...
: Free coffee will be served,

_ CENTENNIAL MEMO - “The :

first Lientenant-Governor after
British Columbia entered
Confederation, Sir Josephy
_Trutch, ‘was a British Civil
‘Engineer.

m. ‘in

_The Catholic Womens Leagite :
will .be holding their. sale: of
Christmas ‘items on Saturday, '
“. Noyember 27th at Veritas. Hall

cgning Bridge Social

Guest’ forthe “evening -was”
Mrs. Plaine Johnson who acted
dy af the --a Sarah Coventry Party.

- e Jaycettes ‘are a:
Telatively. ‘small-group’ in

aving: only “8

members they | are-an- ‘active

jects’ already “comp! =
this -fall include a. Pie Social, .
whete deliveries of pleces of-pie-
were made to loca}. businesses: -

“at coffee breaks. They alsa had

Projects -in . the’. Immediate .

.. planning stage are a Bake Sale-
” Bazaar, Christmas: Ha
‘. for the Salvation Army, dJaycees
Children ne Christmas Party.

mpers

Tiems on sale will include:
‘such “novelties as ornaments, ‘|.

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