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Monday, December 1, 1986 Supplement to the Daily Nebraskan Page 15 .11 "J 0.0 "Beauty Break c Christmas Lights On Friday, Dec. 5 at (.-;() p.m., his toric Haymarket warehouse buildings will glow with the Christmas spirit as thousands of white Christmas lights TT ... will be turned on in a lighting cerem- Family Holiday Party baklava will be for sale. Horse and carriage rides will also be available. The Food Boutique and car riage rides are sponsored by the Hay market Main Street Program. Events continue until 5 p.m. ony at 9th and P streets. Mayor Luedtke, and other invited dignitaries, will assist as all buildings and businesses in the district will light their displays and Christmas trees throughout the area. Carolers will pro vide entertainment. All retail shops and restaurants will be open for busi ness that evening. Food Boutique Right after the Star City Holiday Parade, Saturday Dec. 6, the Haymarket Christmas Food Boutique will open for business in the Candy Factory building at 8th and P streets. Cakes, cookies, Christmas fruit cakes, brownies and other Christmas sweet s, including Greek The Nebraska Literary Heritage Association is sponsoring a Family Hol iday Party on Friday, Dec. 5 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in the old J.C. Penney Building at 13th and 0 streets. Activi ties will include hors d'oeuvres, live holiday music, a children's style show, entertainment and activities for child ren, a reading by Virgina Opocensky of "The Christmas of the Phonograph Records" by Mari Sandoz, and a draw ing for raffle items (including a Keith Jacobshagen framed oil, a signed Mari Sandoz book and dolls by Ruth Rosek rans Hoffman). There will be a charge of $25 per family. This activity is part of a series of events scheduled to help promote awareness of the Heritage Room and recognition of Nebraska authors. For more information, contact the Heritage Room, 435-2140. Fun for Children The Nebraska Literary Heritage Association is sponsoring a Children's Holiday House on Saturday, Dec. 0 from 12:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. in the old J.C. Penney Building at 13th and O streets. Activities will include live holiday music, "hands-on" activities, craft pro jects, storytelling, magicians, clowns, a visit with Santa, holiday films, a gift shop for children and adults, a display of artwork by area kindergarten child ren, and information regarding Nebraska children's authors. There will be a charge of $3 per child (maximum $10 charge per family). This activity is part of a series of events scheduled to help promote awareness of the Heritage Room and recognition of Nebraska children's authors. For more information, contact the Heritage Room, 435-2146. 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