S, Thursday, December 23, 1972

These two of modern ft were winning designs in a contest held

by the Embroid * Guild of A At left, the Three Wise Men, done in

crewel Binney etd by Dorothy Leeds, miei a modern Santa Claus and reindee# in
‘and hyllis Brackett.

Lloyd Mackey Reports

Christmas Themes
From Tapestry Era
Are Revived Today

Today's great revival of tapestry work ond. other needle crafts shows a lively in-

terest in sacred subjects, just as mi
treatments of Biblical themes,

ny of mous tapestries of the past were devout
includ ing he Raid and the Adoration of the Magi,

Tapestry work itself has a long and foscinating his history, as modern weavers a)

embrolderers are Giscovering, It Is defi

the: weaver shapes one
in. be accoy
early antiquity.

and
oven, patterned fabric in which
of color at o time, Basoally a simp
ey plished oven | on primitive looms, such weaving has been done ever since

le technique, which

Although the eat dramatic examples are large victorlal wall hangings, tapestry

has been

Merry Christmas fo Monford A. Orloff and Gerald Ensing

of a lot of money from our
operations in Canada and
our other international op-
erations which are not sub-
ject to price control...
that’s one reason I can be
holier than thou”.

In simple terms, that
means Canadian forests are
making it possible for Mon-
ford Orloff and the Ameri-
can shareholders in his com-
pany to"be cushioned again-
st the effects of American

price
controls,

I do not know the en-
tire extent of Evans Pro-
sucts operations in Canada.
But in B.C., it has a size-

Merry C to Francisco C!
Monford A. Orloff and Ger- ago.
ald Enaing. In his column, Chron-

Orloff is a fellow who icle Financial editor Sidney
ets a great little present Allen recounted a statement
‘rom British Columbians all by Orloff, in which he ex-
ear long, while Ensing re- yessed doubt that any ma-
presents a group ich = jor lumber company >
ramiding prices or engaging
in the legal or unortho-
dox practices” as charged
by the America federal

price col
Quotin; Nice Orlofi’s
nent
B.C. sewpoint

most pe:

from the

was “besides, 5] speaking

Evans, we're making a hack

a while

current pears to be on
the ‘dving end of another

“Orlott is board chair-
man of Evans Products, said

materials
United States. I first en-
countered his name when I
read an item in the San

able logging operation in

| «the Lillooet area, a larger

H one near Golden, and a

erry ris mas plywood mill on the Fraser
: ver in Vancouver.

é g ere is nothing illegal
about what Evans is doing.
In fact, the firm's opera-
tions keep quite a number
of British Columbians em-

loyed.

But it is interesting to
note that Monford A. Or-
loff is able to suffer less
from U.S. price controls be-
cause of those big ‘“‘Christ-
mas"

. + and sincere thanks to district residents
for your support of our many community

projects during this past year.

SELKIRK LIONS CLUB

Gerald Pasi
accurate! a
represent ute of some of
the people who. neve a vest-
ed interest in

nsing might be
Our: Loss... Your Gain
‘BRAND-NEW 1972 ae :

SCORPION. SSRs
lp ot Cost Price!

ad Models Expected in Shortly

galleries of the legis!
and on the fringes of polit-
ical conventions,

He is the executive sec-
retary of the Federation of
Independent Schools As-
si . Part of
his job. is to persuade polit-
icians, one by pain: ul jane
that. government fi

i a
Junction Gulf Super Service | j=: akira
ve.
Located at the Highway Junction in Kinnaird iw Ensing on the
Managed by Phil Zaytsoff — “Telephone 365-3014 fringe of the NDP conven-

tion at the Bayshore Inn a
few weeks ago, and listen-

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trees near Lillooet ~

ed to him describe, from
his viewpoint, the inner
conflicts of the party over
the. independent school is-
su

* some arty members,
religious those with strong

iglous ties, believe the

government. should

NOE just the opposite stan-
ce to what ithe Socreds did
on the The former
government Gdhered strict-

to the stance of the
Pantie Schools Act—finan-
cial assistance and recogni-
tion only to non-sectarian
public schovis,

W. A.C. Bennett, fat

used for many other purposes, such as covers, cushions, and upholstery ti
just as today’s craftsmen make chair covers in needlepoint.

Wool is the most frequently used fiber,

though details

are often done with silk or even gold or sliver —and some
wpeetriee have been ane entirely: in a

Chamber Geomcsaati to KIDA
Bill Banham Offers Resignation

Castlegar. and Dis-
trict Gmsnee of Commerce
representative to the Koo-
tenay “Industrial Develo)
ment Association (KIDA)
has offered to resign this
position at the regular
ae meeting,

Banham took this

step *pscaute he has been
a new Invest-

was
posed to any dialogue On

the matter.

But some in the NDP
want the Socred stance
maintained, for very differ-
_ reasons, noted Ensing.

araphrase him a little,
2 blunter language than he
might want to use, the is-
sue with such people is that
“religion is the opiate of
the masses and causes only
harm and divisiveness in
the education system.” s

e FISA position, wae

ch ch Easing will carefully and
ge present to. any
poleian or educator who
listen, is that a secular’
Roo! system is “sectarian”
in itself because “secular-
ism” moves into the eure

itual_ vacuum”.
The more practical as-
eet, in Ensing’s view js:that
~ unlike most provinces,
faulty double taxes parents
of independent school child-
ren by denying any’ tax re-
lief to such schools.

. Education Minister Ei-
leen Dailly and the cabinet
will get an opportunity ‘to
lightly step on to the inde-
pendent school ice after
New Years, At that time,

+, the cabinet will decide whe-
ther to allow Trinity Wes- .
. tern College in Langley to

receive some $700 per stu-
dent-year in federal assist-
ance. That sum would be
similar to what Notre Dame
University in Nelson now
ets.

‘The grant, ieee fe- :

deral,

ment. sasoclation, Columbia
Incentives, to assist new in-
dustry to settle in this area.

Mr. Banham spoke of
two ty Cana in Hips.

ount SPO!

Systems Ltd., a firm that
has developed a special self-
loading tilt trailer, and
Carefree Design Enterpris-
es Ltd, who propose a re-

creational trailer factory,

Mr. Barham _ reported
CanAm has already purchas-
ed dk nd at Blueberry

Creek and were at present
fires to thaw the
to erect 5 sign to

Hdentify themselve:

On his position” as head
of Columbia Incentives, he
said “Pm golng ie attempt
to make a job of it”.

. Banham's resi;
tion was being offere 10
assure there would be. no
feeling on anyone's part as
toh hig having conflicting in-

No action on Mr. Ban-
ham’s offer of resignation
was taken. The matter is
to be considered -by the
new incoming executive.

Willi Krause Expresses Concern
For Canada’s Athletic Future

A man who has worked

vate citizen, outlined
views-to Education: Minister
Eileen on ‘how’

Can-
ada could best “rain its ath-

the sports centres
Lire ene regional colleges
‘would prove advantageous
on many counts to the peo-
ple of British Columbia:
‘ e

ause’s' comments very’ in-

lel for the
1976 5 Olympics,

In his letter to Mrs.
D: Mr. Krause stated
“Ideally, our athletes
should live toget! a a well

or or a east be breveht. toe
ther in such centres as fre-
quently as possible on week-
ends to work together, ie

trainers, and to observe ibe
progress made. by fellow

“To my thinking, the
use of regional colleges of-
fora the only practical solu-

tion to the establishment
of such centres. The facili-

ties p would be used

cause
is a provincial matter. The
Secreds had somehow let
the Notre Dame money slip

through, but a ‘few years - tae

later, flatly rejected a Trin-
ity brief.

Trinity reapplied after
NDP formed the govern-
ment. Ms. Dailly toured the
campus and has now stated
the answer will come in
early 1973,

She ‘nicely skirted an-
other issue—that of provin-
elal scholarships for — stu-
dents wanting to attend
Trinity—by announcing last

_ week that scholarships pay-

able to universities will now
be substituted with direct
payment to students, to be
spent as the

marks the completion of

one year since I started re- .

porting to you. Thanks for
Feading and peace to you at
Christmas.

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ments, there's only one
answer...

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come in with members they
have recruited from their
area and from the student
body of the college.”

-Costs were also the con-
cern of Mr. Krause who sta-
ted to assure such regional
centres would not be on too

4 scale to be handled
by. local town administra-
tions ‘the provincial govern-
ment would have to in
and could plan to build one
centre Pca ot at selected
regional colle,

Mr. Kravse. “feels com-

“D, Barrett Mr.

‘and have forward-
ed. them to the department
of education's post-second-
ary services who are involv-
ed in the planning of col-
lege facilities.

In a letter to Premier
Krause, re-
lating to the Munich Oly-

pics, asks the question—
i Canada ready & produce
the kind of money and id Bro.

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Special greetings
to all with
industrial or essential
public service [obs
who must work
on Christmas
Eve or Christmas Day
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MLA,
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r One nice “aN
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necued merely to Le

He submits a proposal
he calls “action sport pen-

This idea is to levy one
cent per dollar spent on al-
coholic beverages in the pro.
vince.’ “These sports pen-
nies”, asid Krause,
“would be collected at the
liquor stores by means of

cial stamps issued in
three denominations and
color coded for ease of

andiing.

“The major advantage
of this method of financing
the construction of facili-
ties,” said Mr. Krause, is
that the funds are steadily
available, and construction
could be carried on contin-
uously for facilities with
which to develop th the ung
athletes and potent
letes residing in our pea
ee and the problem of a local
referendum would be elim-

; ice WHERE THE

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MCGAVINS

CHRISTMAS CAKE .. 3 Ibs. $1.69

Season’‘s Greetings .to all our
friends and customers

We will be closing at 6 p. m. Christ-
mas Eve & closed.all day Christmas
Day. Open as usual Boxing Day.

- Johnny's Grocery & Gas Sales

LIMITED — ON ROBSON SIDE OF FERRY
OPEN 7:00 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK

BEST WISHES AT

Christmas

We're hoping the holiday ‘brings you
many joys shared with loved ones,
It has been a pleasure to serve you.

the following members of the

TRAIL AND DISTRICT
_HOTELMEN'S ASSOCIATION

extend their best wishes on
this holiday season
; CASTLEGAR -
Hi Arrow Arms Motor Hotel
Castlegar Hotel

y ROSSLAND
Orwell Hotel — Allan Hotel

FRUITVALE
Fruitvale Hotel

RAIL %
Montana Hotel — Kootenay Hotel
Rex Hotel — Trail Hotel — Union Hotel
Arlington Hotel — Crown Point Hotel

TALENTED PUPPETEER is Gary Aubert a
grade 11 Stanley Humphries Secondary
School student and member of the school’s
drama club, Gary presented the production
“The Spiders and the Christmas Tree” Friday
at the Castlegar Public Library. While Gary
received assistance with the story from his
father, Bill Aubert, he himself was res-

ponsible for the making of the puppets,

the stage, and production of the play.
During the performance, which was readily
accepted by the young viewers, Gary was
assisted back stage by Mrs. Michelle Joly,
Lynda Singh, his sister Gail Ann Aubert and
his father. Gary's mother, Mrs, Marge Au-
bert, assisted with the costumes.

— Castlegar News Photo

Proper Handling of a Christmas Tree Leads
To a Safe andHappy Holiday Season for All

adian Forest
B.C, calls HA

the follo
for the handl-
‘istmas trees in

@ Because your tree
begins to lose moisture as

; soon as it has been cut, At
‘ that

recommende:
soon as it is brought into
yout home, you saw off the
utt end at least one inch
above the original cut and
then place it in a cool sha-
place with the butt end
ed in a container of
water,

@ Dur the entire
time the tree use in
the home, be sure ek butt
end is kept in water. Refill
the container every day as
the tree absorbs the wales

which keeps it fresh and

n ana reduces, the i

lon car-
ried on at the U.S. Forest
Products Laboratory in

often does’ miore harm

than good; hence.the use of
yarn is iecommended.

sure the tree is

well Supported and is away

places, radiators,

television sets or other

should be placed so it will
not. bdlock an exit in case of

ae Lighted candles or

other open flames should
never be used on or about
Christmas trees.

@ Check electric lights
and connections. Worn,
frayed wires or electric
cords must not be used.

@ Avoid use of combu-
stible decorations and flam-
mable reflectors for the
colored lights. Metal foil
“Icicles” or tinsel must be
kept out of bulb sockets.

@ Avoid overloading

- Wild

The following are the
scores. taken from the re-
sults placed on the “Who
Won. chart at the Castlegar

Arena, These are for the
a played from Sunday
of last piweek to Saturday.

(Bantam)

)
Legion 7, Pulp 8; 3; (Pee Wee)
Legon 7 2 han ers 2;.
Castlegar Pea Wee eps 5,

= Spokane vee Wee Reps 5.

me Monda — (Pee Wee)
0, Hawks 0;

% Ban-
bay? ay Wee Reps "4, Cas-
tlegar Savings Credit Un-
ton. 2; Midget game called -
nm darkness; Juveniles 3,
Midget Reps 3.
Tuesday — (Pups) Sa-

‘bres 5, Canucks 2; Black

Hawks 8, Jets 0; (Bantam
Exhibition) Kootenay Sav-

morro A GREETINGS

Att

Mike and Soren Molnar

MIKE'S MOBIL HOMES

the :electtie wrappi Accu-
mutations of wra a
er and the pI cing, of bin
trical toys rar ete {ree
should be avolded as fire

@ = Potted or living
Christmas trees brought in-
to the home are favored
by some who enjoy having
the same tree as man
years as it remains smi
enough to move in and out
of doors.

WON-

ings 4, Nelson i (Midget)
en veiae (Pups)
ip

ers 7,
ie ra saan Dutt
je Pao! we us
Condon’ and Laurino each
ith one goal and Stewart
with. two; Canucks 5, Can-

and Bigsby; ‘Meienitee 4

Midgets 1.

Thursday — Gee Wee)
stars 3, Rangers Castle-
gar Savings ere Union 2,
Legion 2.

day — (Bantam) Pe
Wee Pie 4, Kootenay Sav-

urday — Pups) Sa-
bres 3 Jets 2; Bruins 4,

inadians 3; ‘Rangers 3,
Black Hawks 2, (ee Wee)
Bruins 1, Canadians Z

Wee Reps 9, Rossland Pee
Wee Reps 1.

Christmas Gift
suggestions

Just for

HAND BAGS
GLOVES

Kid. — Nylon or Wool

PANTI HOSE

S.M.L, XL.

XXL

SLIPPERS

Silver & Gold — Orlon Pile
DUSTERS — three quarter length & Long

S.M.L. and

os.

GOWNS — Waltz Length & Long
BABY DOLLS

NEGLIGEE SETS
Mini, Waltz Length & Long

SWEATERS — Fine Guage or Bulkie

We Also Have Gift Certificates

KARNIE’S.

Letters to Santa Gauls

Dear Santa,

My name {s Gordon I'm

9 years old and I live in
winlaw and I want a model
of a 22 bomber and some
model glue and.I'm a good
boy and I have a ister, rO-
ther and ther will be ano-
ther letter comeing of me
and my mom wants some
slipers and my dad wants
a drill,

Love
Gordon Kabateff
Winla'

WwW, BA.
ele

Dea rSanta,
I would like a record
player. I would like a esy
ke oven please,
I fed the animals,

ve
Carey Lee L.
eoeseeoe
Dear Santa, ~
a good boy at

T was

home, I helpt Mother wash
the dishes. And I help fa-
ther building cubbords. And
i helped andfather with
the hay for the cows. I
want a Ji Joe Set for chri-
stmas and a gun and a train
set to. for my mom a pur-
fume bottle and for my
dad a ham mer,

Billy Sookeroff

Dear Santa, :

Please send me a bike
because I have an old bike
and a rado that all I don't
ned no more I'll tell you
why because I help Pepe,
How are you, how's rodoff
the red nose raindear have

ante E i a very ae
Christmas di this year.

ta, *
. How are you, santa I
am fine, Christmas

I wish -
veld alleen: arleh Thad a-ak

doo for Christmas. And
would like some perfume.
na some paint and hoop.
- dish-washer for

d I'am 8 years old. Be-
cause I yous to take the
borbek out. I would like
some perfume pantse and
hoop and a dish washer for
my mom and a‘ woodburn-
ing deluxe and some skates.
Because I e the bed’s
sometimes. The “End.
Love
Donna
e e .
stlogar, BC.
gar, B.C.
ar Santa,
Ihave been a good boy.

Please may I have a guitar
and a #nl. te

Dear

ae Edblad

1972 Season
Ends for Local -
Scout Troop
Castlegar Scouts ended

the 1972 season with a fr- -

ends night with each scout
‘inging a friend to enjoy
the evening which was plan-
ned by patrol leaders Pat
Read, De Melo and
Gregg Moroso,
The Eagle Patrol was

Shmoorkoff were invested
into the. troop.

The friends were all in-
vited to.a winter cookout

’ featuring the troops’ fam-

ous Panther stew.

“We Serve You First

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AGENCIES

Castlegar, B.C,

P.O, Box 1042
Castlegar, B.C.
Dear Santa,

I hope you have had a
good year, I certainly have.
1 have been a very good
girl this year. Could I plea-
se have, for Christmas a
watch, a Tearful Baby Ten-
der Love and azy
Doll, Could you please br-
ing my brother a teddy
bear, and a oui truck.

‘hank You,

AXXXAKAAEK,
Ero Kathy and Pat
lusty
a please bring
her, D joug a Ken
Diyden Postel Ir.

Dear Santa Claus
Santa I want a doll with
a phone and Barbie with
growing hair. I would like
typewriter, a red little
sowing machine, A
Barbie with a house. I wou-
1d like Tearful Baby ponder:
Love. Baby Go By By I
would like a long dress
down to my ankles, A top
with" a round circle on the

Round Trips
Down — Ferry

Traffic is Up

Round trips for the Cas-
in the month

fr
1971 to 3,025 for November

of this year.

An increase, however,
was shown in the number
of automobiles and their

drivers, as well as the num- .

ber of passengers, trucks,
trailer. and semi- trailers,
buses and motorcycles.

e show-
ing a do waward trend was
that of livestock which num-
bered 18 for November of

ainst 101 for

year
November of 1971.

es released for
November were as follows:

Automobiles and_driv-

ers, 730 in 1971, 24,789
in 19 assengers not in-
cluding

0,884
1971 yond 334 rig in 1972; al

trucks, rent
1971 and 7,775 in 1072,
trailers and semi-trailers,
146.in 1971 and 292 in 1972,
motor buses, 27 in 1971 and
$8 in 1972 and motorcycles,
6 in 1971 and 17 in 1972.

iper, I would like some

Ike a five year diary with a

A record player, ane
aati that sets the table.
would jike a house. coat. I
would like some leotades. I
would like a bable on stage.
T will leave some cookies
and milk because I was told
that you like milk and coo-

jes,

Love,
Geri Wolner
PS, I'm a girl not a boy.

Dear Santa,

I would lke a Gl, Joe
for Christmas, Please wou-
Id you put under our Christ-
mas tree a lego set. lam a
good five year old boy.
Thank you.

ve,
Chuck Filpatrick
e e e .

Dear Santa,

How are you, I am fine,
hope you are to. I woul
like a cat for xmas or a
Train set, Grant would like
a Big Grader. Charlene wou-

ld like a Boby Horse.
ink you,
Master Clayton Ov-
erholt

Rite Santa,

aint set. Thank you for
the presents you gave me
last year.
Your friend
Kathy Postnikoff .

e 2 e
Dear Santa,
I have tried to be a

. Th
ase give all the poor little
children a nice toy for
Christmas to. Thank you.
Merry Christmas to all.

ve from
Sherri 53

Dear Santa,

T love you. I have tried
to be a good girl. Please
may t have a

. Thank yor
Please send some little toy
foe. the poor little
jo: Thank hank you: Merry Bet,

hin from
Stephanie Harmston

would like an electric

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuredoy, December ‘21, 1972.

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