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VANCOUVER (CP) — Ten years ago, Fran Dowie and his grandson saw’ a depart- ment store Santa Claus on his coffee break with his beard off, smoking a cigarette.

“It was terrible, said Dow- ie, a Vancouver entertainer who teaches” prospective Santas how to look and act like the real: thing.

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line start to wonder when a six-foot Santa goes off on a break, and comes back a foot shorter.”

That also includes a suit- able costume.

“Not one of those plastic things, but a strong, clean costume,” he said.

He provides his Santas with two costumes “in case they're tinkled on.”

Dowie says Santas should never commit themselves by assuring children they will get what they ask

WHAT THEY DESERVE

“I always tell them they will get, what they deserve. But children these days are

_ very good. They don’t say ‘I

want this, or I want that.’ They ask ‘What are you going to bring me?’ ”

But life can be trying even for the best Santa.

“One tough kid came up and kicked me in the leg as

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to know why I didn’t give him the skates I promised him last Christmas. I told them they were very popular in China and by the time we got

Winlaw _ woman .wins hamper

Winner of the food hamper. drawn at the Robson Wom- en’s Institute coffee party on 3 «Dec. 2-was Mrs. Marion 2 Bullanoff of Winlaw.

The door prize, a crocheted toilet tissue doll, was won by Mrs. Elaine Jackman.

The bread-making demon- stration was received with much interest as Mrs. Sally

to his house there weren't

ny left.

“Then I told him I didn't notice any cookies and milk at his place last year. He said he thought Mom was sup- posed to do it. I said no, that was his job, and I guess that got him thinking because he was very reasonable for the rest of the visit.”

The secret, he said, is to speak to children as equals, not in the tone of a con- descending adult. Some chil- dren forget about Christmas .

-and tell Santa their prob- lems.

“Others won't say a word. They just stare like they're in

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Harvey Sinder, who at age 66 fills in each Saturday for the real Santa Claus at a shopping centre in the Van- couver suburb of Richmond, agrees,

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“It’s easy to’ be a Santa Claus for adults,” said Sin- der. “But with children you have to be tactful, under- standing and be able to put the little frightened ones at ease.

“The biggest obstacle comes when you have a child walk into the room, and the little bottom lip starts quiv- ering. You have to be tactful, and very patient. You don't say: ‘Come and get onmy lap, you little bugger.’

Sinder, who umpires Little League baseball in the sum- mer, said it is

tention, In ‘Notes to my daughters’ by Cathy Cash Spellman, a mother demon- strates how she found an ideal way of communicating with her two daughters,

A note she left one day, discussing an issue, was the start of an on-going dialogue in which they managed to get to grips with many of the subjects usually taboo be- tween teenagers and parents because children resist par- ental attempts to help and advise,

Mrs. 's notes

yourself, to enhance your own qualities, rather than to slavishly follow fashion. They show you what designer fabrics are and d

VANCOUVER (CP) — It will take lawyers several months to decide how money selzed in a U.S, tax shelter scheme last week will be re- turned to investors, Gunnar

how you can make them all work for you. Each design is complete with a pattern and easy-to-follow instructions. A valuable book for the music lover is ‘The illustrated encyclopedia of classical mu- sic’. This beautifully illus- trated guide to the world’s major composers contains 180 biographies, arranged in

would disappear for a time and turn up again with replies and comments writ- ten in the margins, The girls took the notes to school and shared them with their friends who often added their own opinions and suggested lists for discussion. As the pile of notes grew, Mrs. Spellman gathered them to- gether to serve as an in- spiration to mothers and daughters everywhere.

If you've-ever looked at @ photograph in a magazine and thought ‘I could do as well as that, if not better’, everything you need to know about making money with your camera is contained in “You can sell your photos’ by, Henry Scanlon.’ He believes the only to a pho-

order, setting composers’ works against the background of their lives and personalities.

Each entry is followed by carefully researched lists of recommended recordings by the world’s leading Perfor: mers.

Some of the world’s most intriguing animals and spec- ialized plants are found in and around: rivers. William

08's ‘Wildlife of the rivers’ is an exploration of some of the mightiest rivers — the Rhine, the Danube, The Mis- sissippe, etc,, and the wildlife dependant on them.

One-hundred: and eighty- three breathtaking photos reveal how diverse and beau- tiful that wildlife is and the book is a plea for men to

imporant to have a good temper.

“You have to learn to take a joke, ora little abuse. Some Santas will take revenge against kids, like giving them a poke as they get off their laps. Sometimes you can't blame them, but you have to remain calm and cool no matter what.”

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“The Promise of All Ages” — a study which traces ee

“I first met the Baha'i com- munity in Whitehorse. Even-

tographer’s success should he the limitations of his talent, not a lack of knowledge of the rudiments of producing and marketing the work itself. ,

He reveals inside informa- tion on how to take com- mercial photos and how to market them. He lists prin- ciples of selling, strategies for locating buyers and gives the names and. addresses of trade journals and source books.

“The world atlas of trea- sure’ by Derek Wilson ‘in- vestigates the legends old and new about lost treasure. ‘The author sifts fantasy from fact and tells of the great of the past, des-

vision of an ble world society that has been promised throughout the ages — is the subject of a talk at Selkirk College.

The lecture starts at 7 p.m. Monday evening and is spon- sored free of charge by the Castlegar Baha'i community. Guests will receive lecture notes, maps, charts and graphs relating to the sub- ject. The program includes two hours of lecture plus hospitality during intermis- sion.

The speaker is John Ron- calio, a Prince George bus- inessman who moved to Can- ada 11 years ago from San Francisco.

Ronealio researched this presentation for seven years. He describes how it evolved:

tually I ized the Baha'i Faith as the fulfillment of my spiritual:search, but the im- petus to Join was humani- tarian ...”. an knew that the Babes realized

cribing the extent of man’s green and the lengths people go to trying to lay. their hands on lost riches. This is'a fascinating guide for the perhaps

highest aspirations,” he con- tinues. He believes that the Baha'i program and system of justice will unite the world, bringing peace, secur- ity, and prosperity. Then a new world civilization will emerge with unimaginably great material, social and spiritual attainments.

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