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iretestiemautrn4oorero a German immigrant living in Sud. Quebec, introduced Canada b the Chr'utnns tree in 1781.lt m a Balsam Fir decorated with white and!” . Today Christmas tree cultiva- tion ia an 880 million industry in Canada that employs thousands of people. . More than 40 million Christ- maa trees will be decorated in home. laces North America this holiday season - many of which will come from one of the five main Christmas tree producing when of Canada: Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Quebec, Ontar- io, or British Columbia: Three million Canadian fami- lies have a natural Christmas tree each year. Those families that can't or don't want to have a natural Christmas tree decorate an "tifieinl one. "We dways sell about 3,500 natural Chrutmas, trees to 300 artificial Christmas trees," said Nursery. White Rose Nursery, on the other hand, has sold more artifi, Cid Christmas trees than natural ones, according to manager Greg If you are one of the three million families, however, with It '11).“dean m d Minn Christina ii What's the best tree .ltl.lql- natural or artificial? May the spirit of Christmas bless you and yours, bringing you all the joys of the holy Season, {imam ihlj'iili, Swank “ iBraeittgss To all our customers and friends who hove supported us for the past year. The stoff, Helen and Simon of Simon's Mace would like to convey their thanks and wish you a Happy Holiday. 885-279 1 - '_----------- owner of Grobe von mode-cl. natural Christmas tree here are some tips to keep it fresh longer. Christmas tree care: l. Store it in a sheltered but unheated area until ready to unheated decorate. 2. When it is ready to decorate cut one inch off the butt end to Opel? -tl?1s tree stem and gnaw tt-Rottirtsoet,aatudttettatWryJetttnstort Puhltc School presents Mary Johnston with a Christmas present from stat! and students. Johns- ton was invited to visit the school Friday to celebrate Christmas with the students. In the background is a Christmas tree covered in ttttti. dren's socks and winter gloves which the students have donated to Anselm House and the Kitchener water intake. 3. Place it in a stand that holds 2 pints to one gallon of water and replepiah We water daily, -- 4. Keep the tree away from all sources of heat, including radia- tors, furnace ducts, television sets, nrephuxs, and windows with direct exposure to the Bun. mxumym KITaENER--UATERL00 BREWERY EMPLOYEES "Our 56th Year" 48 William St. West, Waterloo May this coming year be a time of happiness, joy and lasting peace for you 'r-Wit-ttOuth'" Mimics-m Who-n 10-11:!!ch 1Nr-pointmqntomstaest ttgtrtttbtiat,_r1oo--'r9tt ON! BUILDING um or KING ON as - BEAM BEDDING “fl-5117A” 743-321 9