A really Swell soiree... George Ashe, Progressive Conservative MPP for Durham- West, chats with P.C. sup- porters at his sixth annual Soiree. Ashe and his wife Margo hosted the event, which was organtzed by the ladies of the Durham West P.C. Association. -Photo courtesy.0f Durham West P.C. Association Natitve crafts re-establish- values The Station Gallery's current cisplay of native hand crafts helps dispeli the popular mis- conception that sou- venir shops represent the state of the art in In- dian erafts. The three-room dis- play of bead, basket and leatherwork bears wit- ness to the high level of skill and % artistry On- tario Indians have maintained in their work. - C raftsmen from more than 50 locations in Ont- ario have contributed to the exhibition, which is entitled "From Our Hands". .Thewide var- ety of crafts are made from indigenous materials such as lea- ther, sweetgrass, turtle sheils and feathers. At the show's opening Jan. 9, the Toronto Area Native Dancers joined the Medicine Hoop Sing- erg in a demonstration of Indian dance and song. The curious blond of bluejeans and tradi- tional costume worn-by the performers epitom- îzod the themeo0f the exhibit - "re-establish- ing old values and trans- lating them into con- temporary ver- nacular." The high quality of the display, and the amount of time and level 0 f> sklll required for each article is rather awesomo. One item in particular, a sweetgrass RAISED PRINTING aUBUSINESS CARDS aLETTERHEADS a NVELOPES EAS N e e s* sMEAT Fode 'ma--ao rls cod us &cese * mae orIw home-mae s.uae basket, is decorated with literally hundreds 'of tiny baskets entwined with the sweetgrass woave of the basket. Many traditional In- dian items of clothing on display have bocome popular in commercial markets around the world. Mukluks, moc- cassins, leather mittens and leather jackets are sought after by consum- ers looking for well- made,* durable and warm clothing. Other items on dis- play include cradie- boards, snowshoes, headdresses, dolîs, tur- tle sheil ratties and beaded purses. The. display will be at the Station Gallery until Jan. 30, when it will con- tinue on its two- year tour of Ontario. IWe took the challenge. Y2½> air space between panels for mhaximum protection. 2 PLUS 2 TWIN SLIDING I J VVII.LL/L/ No easy task. By using the nriost advanced technology available (often our own), skill, imagination and determination we are proud to- announce the creation of the tou st, no-nonsense weather beatin' windows ever made! What's more, we guarantee them - for twenty years! BUY NOW &SAVE WHITBY ALUMUNUM Homo Improvement Centre 900 HOPKINS STREET, UNIT #3 686-185 WHITBY (bc Prù'cc ,53 WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY JANUARY 19, 1983, PAGE 15 Heart fund needs volunteers More than 400 rosi- dents of Whltby have signed up to serve as canvassers for the Heart Fund during Heart Month, but we are stili in need of 50 more volunteers to enable us to eall on every home in Whitby. The campaign is con- ducted annually during the month of February. This year in Whitby we hope to raise $25,00. Previous campaigns have' shown that a volunteer can complete. his or her caîls in less than two hours. Can you give two hours anytime in February? Bmridge The following are the resuits of last week's play at the Whitby Du- plicate Bridge Club. North and South: Der- rick Alstein and Paul Beischlag, 81;'Mr. and Mrs. L.E. Evans, 791/p; Mrs. Helen Spratt and Mrs. Donald Wilson, tied with Dr. and, Mrs. Richard Ketchell with 711/. East and West: John McLean and Don Tîther- ington, 88; John Coleby and Glen Elliot, 87; Mr. and Mrs. Jim WMarrie, 72½/; Mrs. Ben Harlandý er and Mrs. Larry Ruest, 71. Jackîe Guthrie, cam- paign chairman, would ho glad to hear froni you. Interested volun- teers please cali 668- 3m55. ½/2PRICE SALE ~ on selected fâli and winter merchandise. vaienfin - FASHIONS 3.1771 OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. SATURDAYS Whitby Mali tc'stauratt ami ô-281 /1 1009 'Dundas St. E., Whitby (4, place whcrcpcaplc briff#tkir frieffds) BRI NG A FRIEND * SPECIAL! Buy 1 Souvlaki Dinner or 1 Veal Cordon Blue and get the second for only $1 .50 Offer good Monday to Thursday until Jan. 27/83.