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FOUR
YPPAH
WEN
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Silly,
isn't
it?
Not
sign
language
but
HAPPY
NEW
YEAR
spelled
backwards
just
to
prove
that
no
matter
how
you
spell
it,
it
still
means
the
very
best
of
wishes
from
us
to
you,
honest.
The
3
PEOPLES
STORES
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
RUPERT
MEN'S
&
BOYS'
STORE
CUT
RATE
SHOE
STORE
I
I
I
I
I
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I
Ormes
Ltd.
UJif.
Pioneer
Druqjcjists
iW.V.1
SEASONS
GREETINGS
Is
Our
Sincere
Wish
a
33
On
jMay
the
NEW
YEAR
Bring
youfi
.
.
.
morn
.minnv
limirc
more
joy
and
.
.
.
gladness
.
.
.
more
true
friendships
.
.
.
more
opportunities
.
.
.
more
health
and
happiness
.
.
.
new
joy
in
living
Sincere
Thanks
for
Your
Most
Liberal
Patronage
KAIEN
HARDWARE
9
If
you
have
something
to
sell,
a
classified
advertisement
in
this
paper
will.
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
uuyer
in
the
city.
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Tuesday
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7:30
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Informal
7:45-CBC.News,
7:50
Strictly
Informal
8:00
Musical
Minutes
8:30
Morning,
Meditations
8:45
Composers'
Corner
9:00
Dinah
Shore
9:15
Studies
In
Black
and
White
9:30
Tommy
Dorsey's
Orchestra
10:00
A
morning
Visit
10:15
Boston
"Pops"
Orchestra
10:30
Carnation
Bouquet
10:45
They
Tell
Me
11:00
Wllf
Carter
11:15
Broadcast
of
Messages
11:30
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Go
Modern
12:00
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Melodies
p.
M.
12:30
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the
Bandstand
12:50
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12:55
Today's
Program
Highlights
i:uu
une
O'clock
Muslcale
1:30
Modern
Dance
Tempos
2:00-Silent
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
GARBUTT,
Hostess
How
goes
the
holiday
season
win-
you?
If
it's
going
as
well
with
vr.n
as
it
is
with
me
youll
be
having
a
very
good
time
Indeed.
Junior
hostesses
take
not
.md
cut
out
this
list
of,
holiday-
week
dances
for
reference.
You
are
invited
to
attend
all
of
them
and
as
they
are
all
special
holiday
parties
and
mean
a
lot
to
the
men
I
hope
vou
will
try
to
eet
out
tn
nil
fm,r
They
are
as
follows:
USO
Dance.
9
to
12..DecemhPr
?.
meet
at
the
Y
at
8:30.
9th
Heavy
Batterv.
8
tn
12
rw.
ember
29,
Tuesday,
meet
at
the
Y
ai
1:10.
Ontario
Regiment's
New
Year
Dance,
December
31,
meet
at
Y
at
3:30.
Manitoba
Reziment
Dance,
Saturday.
Januarv
2
mi
at
Y
at
8:30.
Please
note
that
fnr
the
otv
Heavy
Dance
on
Tuesday
you
meet
at
1
;io
p.m.
There
were
threp
pranH
Hindoo
last
week.
At
the
Ontario
RP(rmpn
men
s
on
Tuesday,
Hec
MacKenzie
went
to
town
again
and
had
the
program
goine
like
clnrkwnrir
Tin
niest
thing
seen
at
this
dance
was
Carson
Webb
alternate
nivwnr.
at
a
fried
egg
sandwich
and
a
chocolate
Ice
cream
cone.
If
I,
were
he,
I
would
have
let1
the
cone
go
and
got
the
full
flavor
of
the
egg.
It
would
have
been
something
to
remember.
The
Ontario
Sergeants
dance,
after
many
fears
as
to
an
Insufficiency
of
girls
on
Christmas
day,
got
away
to
a
good
start
and
'he
fun
keDt
up.
The
cook
gave
mc
a
piece
of
their
Christmas
cake
and
I'll
let
you
in
on
a
secret.
He'll
make
a
.good
wife
for
someone!
The
cake
was
delicious.
The
Navy
lance
on
Saturday
night
was.
a
".omplete
success.
So
much
so
that
'hey
plan
to
hold
one
every
month.
The
decorations
were
especially
lovely
and
the
subdued
lighting
system
very
attractive.
Thanks
all
You
Ontario
and
sailor
boys
for
making
the
holidays
brighter
and
better
for
all
of
us.
NEW
PROPAGANDA
HEAD
LONDON.
Dec.
28
CTiRnif
tp,,m
sang,
former
secretary
nf
Quisling,
government,
has
been
appointed
head
of
the
"Department
of
Culture
succeeding
Qulbrand
Lunde
who
succumbed
recently
af
ter
an
automobile
accident.
In
Alaska
R.C.A.F.
graduates
of
the
RC.A.T.P.
fly
alongside
U.S.
forces.
Typical
pilot
is
Flight
Sgt.
"Mick"
Stusiak.
Powell
River.
B.C..
with
Kittyhawk.
The
Experts
Say
.
.
.
By
ISABEL
ALLAN
(Caadian
Press
Starf
Writer)
Hints
for
wartime
living
from
folk
who
ought
to
know
Turkey
Leftovers
How
to
use
those
turkey
leftovers
Is
sometimes
a
problem
but
Laura
Pepper,
chief
of
the
consumer
section
of
the
Agriculture
Department,
has
Just
the
recipe
to
fill
the
bill
a
turkey
and
macaroni
casserole.
Take
V
cup
fat,
34
cup
hot
milk,
2
eggs,
beaten,
V2
cup
soft
bread
crumbs,
V2
cups
diced,
cooked
turkey
or
chicken,
2
teaspoons
minced
parsley,
2
teaspoons
minced
onion,
2
tablespoons
grated
cheese,
1
cup
cooked
macaroni,
salt
and
papper.
Add
fat
to
hot
milk
and
pour
slowly
over
beaten
eggs,
add
remaining
Ingredients
and
season
with
salt
and
pepper
to
taste.
Pour
into
a
greased
baking
dish
and
bake
in
a
350
degree
oven
until
firm.
20-30
min
utes.
May
be
served
with
mushroom
sauce.
Carrot
If
you
are
looking
for
a
fresh
Idea
to
add
to
your
holiday
meals,
Marlon
Harlow
of
Nutrition
Services
suggests
that
you
add
crlSD.
raw
carrot
sticks
to
the
dish
of
celery
curls
and
other
relishes.
They
will
Increase
your
quota
of
vitamin
A
which
not
only
helps
to
prevent
night
blindness
but
increases
resistance
to
infection.
Make-overs
Now
is
the
time
to
get
your
machine
out
and
use
your
Ingenuity
in
remodelling
old
clothes
Instead
6f
buying
new
ones,
m
the
opinion
of
J.
A.
Klein,
Prices
Board
administrator
of
wo
men's,
misses'
an
children's
plothing.
He.
says:
"We
don't
want
tne
women
of
Canada
to
buv
any
thing
they
can
possibly
do
with
out.
Let
us
make
our
clothes
go
as
jar
as
possible."
Furniture
Here
are
some
tips
from
the
con-
sumer
section
of
the
Prices
Board
for
keeping
your
furniture
in
good
condition.
Rub
it
with
plenty
of
oil
or
polish,
one
part
turpentine,
two
parts
boiled
linseed
oil,
for
example..
White
spots
on
wood
come
off
when
rubbed
with
spirits
of
camphor
or
peppermint.
Strong
sun
causes
the
varnish
to
crack
so
pull
the
blinds.
Excessive
dryness
is
hard
on
furniture.
Do
not
place
your
precious
pieces
against
the
radiator
or
over
hot-air
register.
Cutlery
There
is
no
likelihood
that
chopsticks
will
be
our
lot
before
the
war
Is
over
but
Canadian
housewives
will
have
to
get
along
with
the
silver
they
have,
savs
Bvrn
Sanders,
"Mrs.
Consumer"
of
the
Prices
Board.
Patriotic
housewlvps
will
do
with
the
number
they
have
been
accustomed
to
use
at
the
summer
cottage.
The
"dressed-up"
iaDie
is
nicely
to
be
a
sneeial
orrn-
rslon
affair
she
savs.
with
fho
BEFOHE
KLONDIKE
In
Alaska
as
early
as
1861
gold
discoveries
were
made
nr
tVi
hh
-
w
waaw
WW-
klne
River.
manufacture
of
cutlery
simplified
after
December
31.
Blinds
To
wash
rolIex?6llnds
the
experts
advise
you
to
'place
the
blind
over
a
wooden
table,
brush
lightly
to
remove
surface
dirt,
prepare
a
basin
of
warm
soapy
water
In
which
a
tablespoon
of
borax
has
been
dissolved,
moisten
the
blind
and
scrub
gently
using
a
soft
nail
brush.
Then
.rinse
with
plenty
of
warm
water,
turn
the
blind
and
rinse
the
other
side,
squeeze
out
as
much
water
as
possible
by
rubbing
a
clean
towel
over
it,
leave
to
dry
on
table
"until
three
parts
dry
and
then
iron.
Do
not
use
borax
on
colored
blinds.
.
A.
REAL
TREAT
To
men
who
have
an
appreciation
for
fine
uhisky,"Black
SAVhite"
is
always
a
real
treat.
BLACKS
WHITE
DISTILLED,
BLENDED
AND
BOTTLED
IN
SCOTLAND
This
nrtvf
rtlcomovil
t.
n
llshed
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
PERSECUTION
CLIMAX
LONDON,
Dec.
28
W
Jewish
persecutions
In
Norwav
climax
recently,
when
1,000
Jewish
men,
women
and
children
were
herded
aboard
a
9,000
ton
ship
bound
for
Qermany
thence
to
Po-
In
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for
Fine
China,
Dinnerware,
Monday
The
fightingest,
funniett
Glasses,
Baggage
and
Novelties.
9
P.M.
family
of
toughies
the
screen
1
MAX
HEILBRONER
:
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Afternoon
concert
has
ever
seen!
.
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.You'll
love
1
1
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Shall
We
Dance?
them
and
laugh
with
them
as
Jeweler
Diamond
Merchant
:
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Jimmy
Blue
Shadows
Cash,
tenor
'
they
punch
their
way
from
45
Shantytown
to
Park
Avenue!
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Esquires
:
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;
1
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1
mr
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1
WJkmm
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Ur,
,
f,
'11
A.
Woodsworth,
leader
and
founder
of
the
Co
-
operative
Commonwealth
Federation,
member
for
Winnipeg
North
Centre;
and
Dr.
H.
R.
Hemming,,
Liberal
member
for
Humboldt
since
1935.
In
addition
War
Services
Minister
Thorson
resigned
from
Selkirk
riding
to
become
president
of
the
exchequer
court
and
Thomas
Vlen,
Liberal
member
for
Montreal
Outremont
and
deputy
speaker
of
the
House,
resigned
to
take
a
Senate
seat.
Seven
by
-
elections
in
19
4
2
brought
one
less
to
the
government
but
it
was
In
a
riding
in
which
no
government
-
endorsed
Candida'?
was
running.
Charlevolx-Saguena;',
the
Quebec
seat
held
by
former
State
Secretary
Casgrain
who
left
it
to
take
a
bench
appointment.
went
to
an
independent
candidate
In
a
by-election
November
30.
In
two
other
by-clectlons
held
that
day
Winnipeg
North
Centre
was
retained
by
the
C.
C.
F.
and
War
Services
Minister
LaFlcche
won
in
Outremont.
Earlier
in
the
year
Justice
Minister
St.
Laurent
was
elected
In
Quebec
South,
the
seat
held
by
his
predecessor
in
office;
Labor
Minister
Mitchell
won
Welland.
a
former
Liberal
riding;
and
a
Liberal
can
didate,
Dr.
O.
Fauteux,
retained
Montreal
St.
Mary's
for
the
nartv.
The
government
did
not
oppose
Rt.
Hon.
Arthur
Melghen,
National
Conservative
leader
who
contested
Yoik
North
where
the
sitting
Conservative
member.'
Lt.-Col.
Alan
Cockeram,
resigned
to
make
way
for
his
leader,
but
Mr.
Melgheii,
supported
by
Premier
Hepburn,
.was
defeated
by
J.
W.
Noscworthy,
C.C.F.
There
now
are
two
House
vacancies,
Humboldt
and
Selkirk,
and
one
pending
as
a
result
of
a
supreme
court
Judgment
supporting
a
conviction
of
violation
of
the
Elections
Act
against
R.
G.
Davidson,
Liberal
member
for
Stanstead.
The
year
brought
changes
in
the
Senate
where
at
one
time
there
were
16
vacancies,
six
of
them
aued
by
deaths
In
1942,
New
appointments
were
Thomas
Vlen.
w
Rupert
Davles.
publisher
of
tha
,;
Kingston
Whig-Standard
and
for-
er
president
of
The
Canadian
Press,
P.
R.
DuTremblav.
Dubllshpr
of
LaPresse
of
Montreal,
and
Joseph
Bench,
K.C.,
of
St.
Catherines,
Ontario.
The
senate
standing
nn
November
30
waj:
Liberals
47,
Con
servatives
aa,
vacant
11.
New
Party
Leaders
M.
J.
Coldwell.
M.
P.
fnr
Dnco.
town-Biggar.
Saskatehpwn
elected
leader
of
the
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation
on
July
29,
succeeding
the
late
J.
S.
Woods-worth.
On
December
11
the
National
Conservative
convention
at
Win.
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