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Terece Review — ~ Wednesday, December 3, 1986 hes

Window decorator set to paint scenes.

for Christmas.

TERRACE — Less than a
month until Christmas,
and you don’t have time

to do all your window
decorating because you
are too busy, give Steve

WY

Steve Mantel, a Terrace resident, has started his own -
business, “Window Decorating”. Mante! carries a portfolio
wih 25 designs that he presents to shop owners, They
choose a design and Mantel takes care of the rest.

Seniors raise funds

TERRACE — A fund raising bazaar and tea sale held at
the Happy Gang Centre recently was a hit with local
residents. ‘‘We had a real good bazaar, lots of people
turned out,’’ said Fran Lindstrom, a member of the
B.C. Old Age Pensioners Organization, Branch 73, in
Terrace.

Lindstrom said the success was attributed to the good
items for sale from donations by the public and
members of the BCOAPO.

Lindstrom added that the Girl Guides of Canada were
quite helpful in serving the tea during the fund raising
event and the Ladies of the Royal Purple prepared the
sandwiches,

The monies raised during the bazaar will be used for
various expenses at the centre. ‘‘We really appreciated
all donations,’’ commented Lindstrom, ‘‘since it’s one
of the biggest ways we can earn money for ourselves,”

Irene Strimbold displays one of her knitted sweaters in the
bazaar, bake sale and tea, sponsored by the B.C.0.A.P.0.,
Branch 73 In Terrace. The event took place recently at the
Happy Gang Centre. Daniele Berquist photo

Mantel a call.

by Daniele Berquist

Mantel is a 17-year-old
student at Skeena Junior
Secondary School, with
three years experience

behind him in window

decorating.

He’s well known for his
debut during the Northern
B.C. Winter Games held
in Terrace last year and

this summer’s Riverboat

Days. “The. work I do
when I decorate windows

is pretty versatile’’, stated
Mantel. “I have a folder
with 25 different designs,
that I present to shop
owners.” For a fee of ap-
proximately $20 per
frame, depending on. the
size of course, Mantel
decorates windows with a
design chosen by the
customer.

Mantel enjoys art, but
his real interest lies in
starting his own business.
‘Doing window decorat-

has taught me a lot on
how to deal with

‘customers, since business

is my interest.”’

His
drawn to date was at the
Northern Motor Inn, with
co-worker Cathy Veale.
“Cathy has taught me a
lot on window painting,’’
Mantel said. ‘We had
done a theme for River-
boat Days approximately
50 feet long.’’ Normally a
frame takes approximate-

longest picture.

one took a better: part of

the day to do, Tecalled
Mantel.

His work can be seen
around town at the Inn of
the West, the. Slumber
Lodge, the Video Station,
the Federal Business De-
velopment Bank, to name
a few.

“Hurry,” Mantel said,
he is almost booked up for
the season. For more in-
formation, contact Steve
Mantel at 635-3093 or
638-1953,

ing is alot of hard work, it ly one hour to do, that

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