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Gina's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McDonald, pro- vided their recreation room Thursday for the production of a muppet play written by the creator of Sesame The Living stone shows the inspiration. often re- lated to belief in the super- natural. behind Eskimo sculpture. Four raise over $20 Four Waterloo muppets are raising money for the Save the Children’s Fund. They are: Gina' McDon- ahi, 76 Roosevelt Dr, Eliza- beth Eakins, 373 Redwood Place, Kathy' Attridge. 239 Dawson St. and Stewart Whitney, 50 Ashton Cr. Three movies planned for library film night The Waterloo public lib- rary will present three films at its regular month- ly film night Tuesday. Januaryll. A world of beauty and colorful variety unfolds along the four sides of The magic square The sides represent climate, soil, skill and science, the four elements applied by Dutch cultivators to create per- fect forms and rich colors F, their plants. shrubs and trees. Puppet show to raise funds for the Canadian Save the Children fund was staged by (left to right) Stewart Whitney, Gina McDonald. Kathy Attridge and Elizabeth Eak- ms ‘WE OFFER INSTRUCTIONS IN p MACRAME - PEARLS and BEADS DECOUPAGE- p.r,.A _rr-sre'__s _.- " . I . P-- (3-D DECOUPAGE GOLD LEAF BOARD ART) -CANDLE MAKING - VELVA - CREPE FLOWERS - EGG CARTON FLOWERS - RAFIA FLOWERS - LAMP MAKING - FIGURE ORAPING - FREE PARKING 62 REGINA ST. N. THOMAS HOUSE OF CRAFTS See Our Schedule Featuring A Wide Variety Of Afternoon And Evening Classes Starting January11th Start The New Year With A New Craft _ QUALITY SUPPLIES and INSTRUCTIONS 743-3041 (In Block Behind The Kentucky Fried Chicken) CLASSES LIMITED TO 6 MEMBERS - SO JOIN EARLY The Eskimo's approach to the work is to release the image which the sculp- tor sees imprisoned in the rough stone. The four youngsters who performed the muppet skit are in grades 3 and 4 at Empire school. The McDonalds hope to have more performances if they can get the support. The film centers around a legend about carving the image of a sea spirit to bring food to a hungry camp. The third film, Between the tides, shows undersea life, the shoreline birds which prey upon it, and the work of the marine biologist who studiesit, _ Film night begins at 8 p.m. at the library. Admission is free. The 65 tickets which they sold will enrich the CAN- SAVE coffers by $20.65. Street. Mr. McDonald built the stage, and his wife made the puppets. Open Tues. & Thurs.9-9 pm Wed., Fri.& Sat. 9-6 pm Little change expected in taxes Waterloo taxpayers can expect little change in their annual levy this year. by Fred Miller Ever had a perfect crib- bage hand? It took Mr. Rob- ert Hastilow over 40 years to do it. Mr. Hastilow is 87 years old and recalls many a cribbage hand, but the best hand he can remember was the one he got playing a- gainst his grandson at the Robert Hastilow shows 29-point Cribbage hand Perfect cribbage hand photo by Mule Sage Communities in Ontario with a high proportion of university students were granted $10 per full-time student. Waterloo received $92,000. The city spent only about $9,000 for snow removal. salting and sanding in No- vember and December of 1971. For the same period in 1970 over $25,800 was spent. home of his son Bern Has- tilow at 164 Lucan St. Wat- erloo on December 30, 1971. Treasurer Don Schaefer said there will probably be a slight surplus for the 1971 operation. Although the bud- get for welfare costs may be exceeded by $10,000. sav- ings in snow control and a provincial government grant in lieu of taxes from the universities contributed to the surplus, Mr. Hastilow held three fives and the jack of dia- monds in his hand and his grandson cut the five of diamonds to make the per- fect hand. Council finance chairman. alderman Robert Cruise, said this year's budget would change slightly and that any increase or decrease in taxes would be minimal. ~phomo by Fred Mollev Open Mon. to Sat. 9 to 6 pm Thurs. & Fri. till S pm 32 King North (at Qupont) Watefloi) 7438241 . BOUTIQUE 20 to 30% off cows 20 to 50% off Pant Dresses 50% off Hot Pants . 20 to 50% off Dresses 20% off Cords & Jeans _ 0 T & i 20 A, off “grilling Scans: 20% off Suede Purses 50% off Sale table of Sweaters ( 20% off Skirts 30% off Blouses at "tuhi8iit JANUARY Waterloo Chronicle, “with”, January 6. 1972 3 THE PRESTiGE ADDRESS IN THE WATERLOO AREA "thatitiiix Use Chronicle Classifieds DRESSES, PANT DRESSES lONG DRESSES and JACKETS $800 to $1000 Contict: FREDDY SCHMIDTKE 02 storey office space or store space OTotal electric environment control OWall to wall broadloom tile to suit .750 sq. ft. to 6,530 sq. ft. OOn sight parking oNOW leasing 89-91 King St. N. Waterloo 742- 1 998 CLEARANCE BOUTIQUE Tams & Matching Scarfs Suede Purses Sale table of Sweaters Skirts