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the examiner Wednesday Dec 21 1971 11 ORANGE CRUSH HIRES ROOT BEER AND Unlque gifts for Queen LONDON Reuterl Two human skulls three stuffed fish and box of troutfishing flies were among the thousands of silver jubilee gifts which poured in from all over the world for the Queen Many of the presents were magnificent jewelstudded and conventional But there were also humble homemade offer ings including lurid pink ny lon nightgown monogrammed blue socks for Prince Philip and red white and blue coatha nger They have all been put on public display in St Jamess Palace The skulls were present from the people of PapuaNew Guinea and came from Goari bari Island where they were objects of worship among tribal warriors The stuffed fish came with totem pole from the govern ment and people of Tonga and the trout flies from an admirer who fancied the Queen might enjoy using them on the lakes and streams of her estates The Queen must soon decide which gifts to put to practical use and which to give to mu seums or charities Success Jack Cole the multi millionaire president of Coles Book Stores Ltd poses amid books in his Toronto warehouse Cole whose supermarkettype bookstores number 114 in Canada and 27 in the LS says It helps if youre streetwise in this business Photo 750 ml RETURNABLE BTL PLUS 20c DEPOSIT ROSES LIME POT OF GOLD MOIRS CHOCOLATES CORDIAL fllnixts LB 26 FL Nothing absolutely nothing is disposed of palace spokesman said With so many big homes to run these sorts of things always come in useful The gifts reflect many differ ent cultures with some of the most exotic from the South Pa cific The islanders of Fiji gave the Queen an ivory club and set of spears PapuaNew Guinea chose cooking pot and neck lace of teeth as well as the two skulls Malawi President Kamuzu Banda sent an elephant tusk From the Vatican the Pope sent rare copy of the Bible The palace said such gifts will probably be given to suit able museums Equally treasured but per haps more useful will be the set of decorated dinner plates from President Jimmy Carter Places are also likely to be found for magnificent onyx occasional table sent by Presi dent Jomo Kenyatta of Kenya and the oriental carpet from Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew King Hussein of Jordan chose silver vanity case ALSSIIIS SEND IOAI The Australian governments wow ANGOSTURA BLOODY MERRY MAKER SPECIAL 22 HONEY DEW REFRIGERATED MIXED NUTS MISTY MINTS ORANGE DRINK jubilee gift is foal of the Aus SPECIALiI SPECIAL SPECIAL $934 GESE oflait tralian racehorse Without Fear Another present not on show is $108000 RollsRoyce from the British motor industry The car represented at the exhibi tion by an artists impression still is halffinished caught up in 10week pay strike by 600 highly skilled workers at Rollsdivision Vi IN DRY ROASTED PLANTERS PEANUTS SPECIAL 123 DOMINION Id1 have written congratulatory letters to the Queen Among them are many young children Mary Taylor wrote My mummy is happy that Princess Anne found out about her baby coming because what if she didnt and the baby might have been born on her horse Born babies should be in beds and the baby may fall off horse The organizers of the exhibi tion have devoted large sec tions to the letters and scrolls of loyalty which have flooded in some delivered by relay run ners others by fishing boats sponsored walks or cyclists During this jubilee year hun dreds of thousands of people vt ilMlllli