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Posts of the Republic of. China
released a set_of two Chinese
* folklore postage stamps February
-The stamps. depict Chinese
tcrébutes and magic. ‘Their ‘de-..
nominations and designs are: °

~NT§1.00.— Featured . on the.

S “stamp is an acrabat balancing ‘an.

‘earthermwvare jar.on his head. at"
and performing various

NTS 00 im Featured ‘on, the
stamp isa juggler -playing tricks.
*'Many -Chinese ‘dishes “are” being -
taken out of his apparently empty
“Tong robe, ~

‘In ‘China, - some: forms of
Popular entertainment are very

traditional “customs as well
Today they are
still very poputar among Chinese
_folks, including: acrobatics and
“magje thal are, often seen during

festivals, and on-TV and in the -

. theatre a3 well,” The ‘issuatice
_ Of “the - Chinese. folklore stamps
“to further publicize the spirit.

of Chinese tradition and ‘culture,’ |

.a spokesman for. the Directorate
eneral woe. Posts -said,.” .

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Josiah’ Tait, fisherman,”
logget, hunter, carpenter and
_earver, is an oldtimer that was -
born in Greenville in 1911. The
son of a Chief and'the youngest
of 14 children, he is the oldest
surviving male-chief.in hig
family.

“On my mother's side of tha
family (here are 189 members,” -
says Joe. “We . Bo’ by the
_mother’s side.” :

doe Tait remembers hishome-
burning in Greenville when he.;
was ten years ald and the family “
moved to. Kincolith where his
Brandfather, Chief Maintain, -
lived, There his father made,
:Joe.a ‘Chief in 19227

In 1024 Joe Tait attended
school at Coqualitza in the
Fraser Valley where he learned
to carve and to do carpentry”
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Joe married ‘Sadie’ ‘in. “1993..
‘The couple will be married 41°.
years In September:

“TE bull six boats, about 29 ta -
M4 feet in fength, one of them for
“myself,” Joe says.

During his fishing éareer Joe *
* worked for Mill Bay Cannery .

sand Nass Harbor-Cannery, then

. moved. to’ Sunnyside on the.
“Skebna,at the beginning , of the:
Second: World War., . my

” 4] almost joined ‘the army in 2

1941, but.my wife got upset..I
had four children then,” says
Joe.

Joa fished. the Skeena in the ‘
summer and spent the. winters -

on the Fraser: fishing “for
Steveston . canneries. . When

those days were finished ‘he.

became night -~wateiman for

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. An Atrican Tope has it that when a mai commanded by
his king to perform. the impossible task. of weaving a ‘nat
. out of rice grains, he requested ait ald one BS it sampler

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at Port Edward,

From his ‘experience = at
carving small totems In schoal,
doe, in partnership with hia son,’
Norman, carved a 40-foot -
Heritage totem for. the Village:
- of Port: Edward, It was his first
major work.

' Joe Tait is now assisting “in
the carving of three totema for .
‘the city of Prince Rupert, His
’, assistant. 1s Freda Diesing, a
well-known _ northern’: carver; .
~'coatinue™ in’ “that line ‘of work. :
indefinitely,

: Part of the tradition ‘of car: -
vers is” making: their own tools
- for their carving project. Tools
are: fashioned from - hacksaw... “spora adic, ‘the: carvers: are,
blades, : files-and.—chisels. ~ having difficulty Betting the-job.
‘Handles are: “made” front done,”

Hounain Aah for. toughness and
metimes maple: or «Indian -
rab apple. They are‘12 to 1B~ ~
_inches in length: depending on.
the tool. Joe has in his collection: .
axes, ‘knives, chigels,. - wedges,
“There is no shelter to:-work
under and with so much rain it
is. difficult to work, 0 Joe ex-
* plain 8.

~ Joe loves darving and d plans ti to
sledgehammers, adzes “and a’

~ mallet of ovk: A.chain saw. is-
‘sed to rough out the’ first cuts
on -the log.

- Joe and hig wite, Sadie; ‘have
eight children, 22 grandchildren.
and two great-grandchildren;

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