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Wilfrid Laurier students look over an array of craft and gift items on sale in the university concourse. The three-day Caravan sale which lasts until Thursday, is sponsored by World University Service of Canada. Pat mm. photo Chronicle Staff . An opportunity to purchase distinctive Christmas gifts has been offered to staff, students of Wilfrid Laurier University and members of the community as the WUSC Caravan rolled into Waterloo Tuesday. Sponsored by the World University Service of Canada (WUSCL the threeaiay sale, Nov. 20 to 22. offers a wide range of crafts and artwork produced in Third World Countries, everything from clothing to gift items. explained Jeff Kaake, a third-year WLU history and political science student, who is in charge of organizing the event. WLU students decided to host the Caravan bazaar for the first time this year after being approached by Barbara McLean, WUSC liaison officer for southwestern Ontario. "The Caravan is a vehicle for publicizing the work of the Third World. encouraging that kind Large Indoor Shaun I‘(I(Illl\ 528 Victoria St. N. Kitchener tMINI If ORDERED " SUPERIOR MEMORIALS Foil PRE WINTER INSIAllATION VIIIII HENRI“ Unique gifts from WUSC craft caravan "5rside “eno- blink-s) 7054i! All" hours 5TtFTtS4 "T 5 t mrdmamm M , tuning stahrs (om :rnum - frame _ Mn m w . amplvmmh wuv MN may Hand pamted Stlks, custom made Silk Clothing fulcrum tn your order ('oorrlttutttott of Irurclrnhr um! m'rmwnnm tuilorcd to ynur skin tttttcs Wath it to m? AMAIKI ' VII l Atd I!“ HF N1. thr trlti,IN It 7M-3182 “A. a... n I...” w" _,,,t3 , of initiative and publicizing what the (WUSC) organization does in total," McLean fxplained. - iihe added that Caravan also enables WUSC committees on university campuses throughout the country raise money for local initiatiyes. WUSC. a non-governmental organization of- fering technical assistance and learning pro- grams to the Third World. purchases craft items from these countries for the sale. In most cases. a percentage of the receipts is retained by the host university. Kaake said, however, that Laurier plans to waive its portion, after costs are met, and donate all proceeds to charity. If successful, Laurier is also hoping to establish a WUSC chapter on campus which will sponsor and organize future Caravans at the university. The Caravan will be open Nov. 20 to 22. 10 a.m to 5 p-m. in the Wilfrid Laurier Concourse. 4,06“ Canadian made from quality pig suede and lummed wath Norweagen Fox In Fall shades of Grey or Taupe Fox - Trimmed Suede Coats W" I” g at Jack Tar Village C oortesy of Advert rare Tours Omar“ m stove Pun base VPqun-I, Giant! am - It’d tum the 3mm Aeton). ta,Aalee4 '-----------------q I -cm ass-2740‘ I I PICK-UP, EAT-IN 0R HOME DELIVERY I I Mon: 4 p.m.-12 mid Tues-Wed: 11:30 a.m.-12 mid I Thur-Fri: 11:30 a m.-2 am, Sat: 4 p.m.-2 am Sun: 4 p.m,-11 pm. B------" Sewage. . . worthy of your confidence. V as King St. N. ‘ Waterloo (1 block north of Erb) “HOME OF THE FOLDED OVER PIZZA" JOHN FEDY Hull'rhm w a traamon Since I743. tj"i,i'N0aCrrfl)e(chleitsf(f(ifil:'iit'i'ici',i, Contwrticut Parking. vim-ring Wcllinnton or King Ntrcet WATERLOO CHRONOCLE, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2t, LIMITED TIME OFFER Buy One 2001 Panzerotti and receive a second 2001 Panzerotti for funeral home, chapel family centre In Trials of Faith - We (‘urv OPEN 10-10 DAILY My Soo+rsfl " Eat-m Ave. a tradition since 1925. (”umbndm H‘nwmm ONLY . I WITH THIS COUPON Built in 1899 with half a million bricks and massive wood beams, our l'h acre store houses a current collection of over 10,000 garments. Natural products are featured Men's and Ladies' Leather, Suede, Sheep- skin, Fur and Woollen fashions and acces sories. Over 95% of our merchandise is made in Canada. 621 KING WEST - 745-9495 You save 15-30%. Our low overhead . and enormous volume over 350,000 shoppers annually allow us to offer you genuine savmgs Everyday! ACTON (519) 853-1031 DICK CLINE the olde Hide House Open Every Sunday! offer expires Dec. 5/84 $100 PAGE 9