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The recular manthly inecting of the OptiMrs Club was hol this Monday evemisz at the Ali Baba Steak Howse in MWaterine Tha | Club ancounvcd | that @ The apple bouguet makes a perfect centerpiece; arrange apples in vour favourite low vase. surround with evergreen and holly. The apple candlesticks ure ca«w to make â€" just seoop out a hole in the stem end of the s«oples Use different lengths of candles for the tiered effect The skier takes toothpicks and a little imagination. Thevy used carruis for skis and pickles for his face. The apple rose makes a delizhHu! centerpice for the hors d‘ouvres trav. Starting from the hottorm: of the apple, peel the apple in a circular motion, making sure not :o break the peel. leave peel attached at stem end. Arvanze the abple peel in spiral lavers. Dip the "rose" in lemâ€" on juice Apple slices dipped in lemon juice and arranged around a dish of your favorite cheese dip top off the decorations. Open Duily 9 to 5:30 Closed All Day Wednesday C. P.â€"PRICE, R.O., J. D. PRICE, Q.D. OPTOMETRISTS PAGEK TWO C Kâ€"W Optiâ€"Mrs. Club 6:00 a.m. â€" 10:00 a.m. s "Wake Up" with Stu Kenney 10:00 a.m. â€" 2:00 p.m. "Carousel" with Dan Fisher 2:05 p.m. â€" 3:00 p.m. THE ELAINE COLE SHOW TOP | RADIO : SHOW S / Phone 742â€"1936 For Appointmen t Here are some novel decorations featuring rosy red apples 104 King West By Our Women‘s Editor â€"â€" Janet Klinck Decorate With Apples â€" Ranges â€"â€" Refrigerators â€"â€" Radios Televisions For Service Call SH 3â€"5241 SMALL APPLIANCE REPAIRS Washers â€" Dryers Kitchener Guaranteed Service foods New members who were weiâ€" emmed into the club were, Mrs. John Elhott. Mis Jerome Gebâ€" end. Mrsâ€" KRuby: Kominek. and Misâ€" Gordon â€" Weymouth cheque for one thousand dollars will be presenied !o the Optiâ€" mists Club on November 17, when the ladies will be guests of their husbands al a mixed meeting _ Christmas â€" Gafts _ for needy familiecs will be the proâ€" ject for the OptiMrs. Club for December._ The Optimists and OptieMrs â€" will have a mixed party on December 5 Guest speaker at the monthly meeting on Monday was Mrs. Darcy Spencer who spoke on cusmetics and she also demonâ€" strated â€" the correct method of applcabhon of makeup fashions facts Heart â€" disease destroys and cripples _ personnel â€" and â€" wipes out years of investment in skill ed labout. ST. ANDREW‘S y. Church. A display of tive items that will he Kitchener _ Hadassah _ Bazaar Kitchener â€" Marketâ€" Building 10 a M. â€" 10 pm. Featuring Baking and Cheesecake all day long, Auction Sale, Nearly new clothâ€" ing. Treasure Chest, New Toys, (Discount _ Prices), _ Arts _ and Crafts. Bingo, and more excitâ€" ing Booths Free prizes every 15 minules and other give aways. All munâ€" ies raised at this Bazaar are spent io purchase goods in Canâ€" ada. GET THE PRESTIGE GINGER ALF . GET WILSON‘S NEW DAWN SCHOOL for*Reâ€" tarded Uhildren Mother‘s Auxâ€" illary will be holding their anâ€" nual Autumn Tea and Bazaar in the lona Hall of St. Andrew‘s Presbyterian _ Church, _ corner Weber and Queen N. in Kitch ener. & Evergreen â€" Bazaar. â€" Salurday Nov. 7, at SL Andrew‘s Memorâ€" ial â€" Anglican Church Mill and Church _ Streets in â€" Kitchener 2:30 â€" 6 PM. mas Motifs: HOMEMADE â€" MIN CEMEAT. through sleet, Black of night, Always ready for a fight These gallant three upon their mares, Fight on bravely up the stairs; Into bed; dreams released; November 7, 2 p.m. â€" 5:30 pm Baking will also be on sale in the Tea Room Three little boys went for a ride, On their horses side by side. They galloped over hill and dale, Up the river, down the trail. Guns were drawn to capture domain, But never a scratch, did they obtain. Through rain, The fight goes on in their sleep. Homeâ€"baking, â€" Aprons, Christ Poet‘s Coming Events Mary Marshall Picoski Rights reserved ‘BUSY BOYS‘ St. Andrew‘s Anglican Church morial | Anglican the many attracâ€" on sale next Satâ€" For additional information write to. The Candle Making Institute, P.0. Box 4080, Terminal A, Toronto 1, Ontario, â€" The "dniftwood" candle uses yet another method of wick insertion Pour a candle eight to ten inches in height and two to three inches in diameter using a tube from a roll of foil or war paper. Cool the two ends of the candle with ice until firm enough to grasp and remove candle from mould {which may mean destroving the mould) BHolding the two candle ends, pull apart with a twisting motion, Allow the haives to set umtil firm, then heat a long knitting needie and force gently through centre of candle to make hole for wick By using a Iwisting motion, the candles are given a freeâ€"form shape â€"â€" each unique. Sparkle along the spiral ribs will further enhance the candles‘ beautiful, flowing lines Using this basic method a snowman candle can be made using three different sized moulds. Prepare all six parts of candle before msertu:f wick This cand‘e too, can be either dipped of frosted, and have appropriate decorations added when complete. Pour a little hot wax into hole, allow lo set, then lill hole completely. Spoon a little hot wax over the fat top, thread second hall of candle, and press lwo halves topether. Fiil hole in top hall with hot wax. A needle pushed horzontaily through the tightened wick at top of candle will hold it centered until set. Puncture and refil hollows as necessary. When both halves are complete, thread wick through a hole made in the centre of the small cardboard disc, knotting wick to prevent it from slipping through. Shp wick through one half of candle, and il necessary tape disc to candle to make a good seal. The comoleted candie can be given a smooth finish by dipping into melted wax, or a frosted finish can be added to give a better shape i1 the mould used did not produce a perfect ball. Remove cardboard and fill mould with hot wax then replace dise and allow wax to set, periodically puncturing and refilling as candle cools. Allow stx to eight hours for setting then remove candie from mould, pull cork from pipe and pour hot water through it until it can be pulled from candle. Make a second candle the same way. Set war to mell in double botler, add stearic acid, and color and pertume if desited. Oil mould, and lurn over to drain out any excess. Force cork into one and of pipe and make hole in large cardboard circle just large enough for pipe to pass IMou?. Pour about one inch of wax into mouid, centre corked end of pipe in wax and slip cardboard disc over pipe and down into top of mould. This will hold pipe firmly in place while wax sels . â€" about haif an hour. The amount of wax required will of course depend on the size of the mould. This can be determinged by measuring contents using water, and allowing one pound of wax for each pint then doubling this amount to make the two candles required for the spherical snowball shape. Many moulds, such as bowis, jelly moulds, and dishes make attractive candles, but because their bottoms cannot be pierced as with cardboard moulds, the "pipe‘ method of wick insertion is used. Instructions for this method of insertion are given in this fourth of a series of seven articles on candie making. The snowball candle is ideal for experimenting with this method, which in addition to the basic candle making equipment, will require a rigid plastic or copper pipe about half an inch in diameter. in addition you will need two cardboard discs, one slightly larger in diameter than the top of the mould, the other about one inch in dianteter; wicking cut just more than twice the height of the cand‘e to be made; and a cork to fit tightly into the pipe. TWO MORE METHODS OF WICK INSERTION GIVE ADDED SCcOPE SPECIAL HOMEâ€" MADE Offer Good Thurs. â€" Fri. â€" Sat. OPEN 10 A.M. TO 10 P.M. EVERYDAY BREAD â€" 2 Loaves 25¢ <= _ HENDERSON‘S BAKERY WHITE â€"â€" WHOLE WHEAT ud a Homme macde nurmrcemeat wnd prescerc TOWERS PLAZA alternoon at the Church Bazaar THE WATERLOO CHRONICLE *A ONLY They have heen working for the â€" Heart _ Foundations â€" since they first appeared on the Canâ€" adian scene in the 1950‘s One of the most: gratifying aspects of the sirugale is the fact that the carivy_ yoluntcers One of the most gratifying aspects of the sirugale is the fact that the cariy voluntcers are wilnessing a payoff. Within their period of Heart Foundaâ€" tion â€" service, . thet have seen rheumatic fever become a preâ€" Women _ are the â€" traditional guardians of the health and welâ€" fare of their fanuly. They: know the heartbreak of helping youngâ€" sters struggle against the handiâ€" caps of rheumatic fever or inâ€" born heart defects They know the difficulues of caring for aged parents overcome by stroke. Too often, they know the lone liness â€" of _ widowhood _ when sometimes â€" without warning > husbands are felled by heart al tack. â€" In their child bearing years, women seemingly have special protection against heart allack and stroke. Men in the same age bracket are highly vulne.able to these leading killers Medical scientists believe that a female hormone inhibits forâ€" mation of lesions within the arâ€" tery walls. Thus, women, for a time, are spared the hardening and toughening arterial process which so often sets the stage for heant attack or stroke. Yet a vast proportion of the volunâ€" teers who visited their neigh bours during Heart Month, disâ€" tributing heart guarding inforâ€" mation | and | recerving . contribuâ€" tons to the Heart Fund, were women in this age | grouping. Why? There are several reasons CHIFFON CAKE DEL MONTE PEACHES DEL MONTE DRINK Orange or Lemon MONARCH MARGARINE Jame Parker Pineapple Grapefrurt Reg. 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