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URSDAY, DECEMBER 2 1971

1g .OF Elegance |

The Kinette Club held the r

gecond annual E1
Elegance on Tuesday night

it was beyond a. foukt, a:

smashing success.

The evening opened with Pi
dinner fit for a quéen served by
the Kinettes under the direction
of Edith Gieselman President of'
the Club and with the assistance .
of Manuel Da Silva owner” ca
Manuels Restaurant;

There was an intermission,
after dinner and a. of
Christmas novelties, was’ eld -
then, . a
The height caf the. evening

came with the fashion show. -

Fashions: «ftom ~ Elketi:
Mercantile, La Pissiquette, -
Rose's Shop, ..Miller’s. Men's.
;Wear and Bee's Children’s
Wear were modeled. . Shoes:
were courtesy of Bob's. Shoes.

f Hairstyles were by Chez Venus,
@ Gino and. Anthon’s, Spanish.

ie Lady and Loretta’s. and. ‘mens —

hair was done by the Sportsman.
. Barber Shop...
The models were Donna’
Sturby, Beverly. Nelson, Judy
3 Gilbertson, Sharon Brewerton,
f Eleanor. Muehle, Dorothy:
’ Mercer, Barbara Schneider;
Molly Bush, Bob:Long, ‘Gordon :.
Parr, . John ‘Sheppard, Rick
Glaim, Kim Davy,’ Lisa
Checkley,. Todd Gieselman,
arriet ‘Farkvam,: Deanna
uplisse, Susan’. Paull; Babs
“van Westen, ‘Diane Reni, and
Judy: Griffitis,

The show was opened: vith |

lounge. and hostess wear with --
such outfits as a-hostess gown
madeted by Harriet: from
Elken’s. The gown was a quilted ©
floral-.skirt’ with a heavy
brushed arnel top for the total
look In at home comfort. .
Bab’s- and Molly... modeled

by Marjorie Hamilton from
Rose’ a DressShop.
From Bee's little Bonnie
modeled a colonial outfit of a
imaxi skirt and body shirt.
Judy. from La - Pussiquette —
# wore’a washable jersy hostess:
gown made doubly attractive by: :

home. tortaning. ordon
wore a double’ TV "Jacket
from Millera Men's Wear while
Pat modeled a- gown ‘of surah '
silk over satin shorts.
‘had. ell ‘drested’ but, cata

om ‘shkt wear Barbara! and Pat’
from" Elken'’s:- choas ‘ over the.
-boot ‘flared * aci ~ pants.” with;
matching nylon jackets, John
‘were’ a pure. wool.sweater by.
:Reneale the ‘official suppliers to:
‘Canada’ sski team and ski pants: -
which “were ‘two. way’ stretch
‘both can be. found at Millers.

Dianne wore the:NOW look in’.
a black fur and fabric midi coat
from Roses;

: Gordan looked very deboiinir-
in. a’ Saville. Row: Suit from
Millers, -.-:-

-Mary-Ellen - from “La
Pussiquette wore thé latest in.
: afternoon wear ina knee length.
dress with an over jacket.:

.Bev's dress stole the scene.
From: La. Fusaiquette | she
modelled a'crepe in basic bldck, -

Pat" was ‘really ‘in. a party
mood in a beautiful polyester
crepe mini dress with matching

‘hot pants.

Donna: modelled ‘a fantastic’
polyester satin jump suit under
‘a persian paisley‘ ‘brocade over.

skirt styled by Elken’s,-~ - °".

‘ In casual wear Barbara from
Elken’s”. modeled ‘wool: -and
ester double knit city pants, Pri
and a skinny rib top. of polyester
evade showed flared slacks’ of
nylon‘ stretch and ‘a Tam-0-
Shanter’ T shirt, ¢
Bob ‘and ‘Deanna ° ‘modeled a

li 1 combination.
beautiful:full length housecoats swine ing casual co

mia ina two piece mini suit
Bob in a skinny rib caralon knit,

with GWG never press. ‘jeans
- During’ intermission there

_ Was: énterfainment'and Citizen

of the Year Mrs. Vesta Douglas
drew the winning tickets for 11
$5 cash prizes and 3 $25 cash
prizes;

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‘DEC. 1,2,5,4

“NO BLADE. OF “GRASS”

7 &9:30 P.M.

Gordon ery stylish cou cule ia at —

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Picturéd ‘above: is’ one™ of. the

‘many ‘ “beautiful”

Egyptian Wall Paintings which will be exhibited on
y, Saturday and Sunday. i in the Art Room. of -

-the Library. For correct times see Bulletin Board.

Bulletin Board

GIRLGUIDES
‘There will be a local -
association meeting of the Girl ©
Guides, Skeena District No. 2

‘tonight December 2nd at 3.p.m

in the United Church Hall.

All. parents. of Guides. -are
aksed. to attend, -
U.CW. CHRISTMASBAZAAR

The U,C.W. will be holding -
’ their annual Christmas Bazaar:

.on Saturday, December 4th in
the Know United Chureli from 2-

_ Spm.

There will be a tea and such
items as home baking, candy,
Jams and jellies, knitting,

Please come and help us celebrate our

OUR OFFICIAL. OPENING
ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1971

. On this special occasion, we willbe giving 10percent discount

on everyining and anything “bought In the store.

- TOCO. CRAFTS

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4604 LAKELSE. AVENUE, TERRACE, B.C.

PH. (835-4442

~ LAKELSE
PHARMACY -

__PRE-WINTER SALE

sewing novelties will he on sale,
There will be a fish Pont for
the children,

‘COMMUNITY AUCTION
- Auctions are exciting and fun
_ for the whole family. What oie

: Man may consider junk you

- nay consider a. treasure.

The Terrace Community
Auction which is -- being
‘sponsored by the Rotary -Club
: on behalf of the Arena Pund will

taken place on December ard and
4

The old Overwaitea store i isa
perfect location because it is
‘ centralized and spacious,

If you have anything you wish
to donate’ please - phone ‘the
Arena Headquartes at 635-4277
‘ for pick-up.

Be there,support your Arena’
ime and* have - a Boot”
me,

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EGYPTIAN WALL PAINTING

The Terrace Art Assocation

will sponsor an exhibition from
the Glenbow, Alberta Institute
-entitled’ Egyptian.
‘Paintings in. the Library Arla_
Room on Friday, December 3rd_
from 7-10 pom, and on Saturday

gE : and Sunday, December 4th and

5th. from 24 p.m.

charge.

_ At the Friday evenings .
_ showing coffee will be served, |

‘10 STEPS ‘TO SAFE
DRIVING”

- thé wheel-at-10 and two 0 ado

a >and both. eves. on. the road:

e, Never tailgate- allow at least’

- There ‘will be: no admission

_ THE HERALD, TERRACE - KITIMAT, B.C,

- 6 Lazelle Ave. -

Tiny :

“Holidays |
‘announced

Alcan. operations in Kitimat

have announced the working .
schedule for! the. Christmas &
Holiday period. Employees who.
are-on a seven days a week’
operation and who are normally
required to work on Statutory -

Holidays. will get Dec. 25th off
for Christmas Day, Dec: 26
(Sunday) for Boxing Day and

January 1st (Saturday for News"

Years Day,

Other hourly paid employees
who are not normally required
to work on Statutory Holidays

_will receive Friday, Dec. 24th
off for Christmas . Day and

Monday Dec. 27th off for Boxing
Day. Monday January 3 will be

given in lieu of New Year's :

Day.

For salaried staff the offices
will be closed from 4:30 p.m. on
’ December 23rd until 3:00 a.m.
on December 28, They will close
again from 4:30 p.m. December

i to B00 m, J

Wall- i

4 iteép both hands firmly on: fee

’ . one vehicle length for every ten ie

miles per! hour af speed.

Ps Always signal intentions - al

, turns, lane _ changes, passing,

“8. On wet, snowy: ‘or icy roads, :

~ peduce speed, well below posted.

_ Speed limits, depending on. the -"
; severity of conditions. ;

8. Curves. “require special
attention “-slow ‘down before
entering, ‘then apply. power to
> wheels. . Be-alert for, oncoming

cars; they o offen crass th the contar :

be Never, pass o on i hills or curves.
On straightaways: pass only

“rinklng. :;:1f- y
drinking: modarately, allow one .
haur for each | ONe-OUNIcE - drink |

or-beer.(12 ounces) ‘songumed, ;

"before driving.

: when: positive t the way Is | etaatr, ‘

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- CHOOOLATE FIGURINES.
. GHODOLATE INITIALS
WOODEN: SHOES:

‘nox CHOCOLATES

PARTY FARE
Almond Rings:

f Dinner Buns |
§ Cocktail Sausage Rolls
: ‘Spec. Cakes