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Monday.
December
30.
1941
:Hail
and
Farewell
.
.
.
:
Now
that
a
newly
elected
group
is
soon
to
take
Uver
civic
government
for
1944,
a
few
words
of
haii
;and
farewell
to
those
who
are
about
to
bow
tmt
may
not
be
amiss.
A
green
but
willing
crew,
they
Took
over
after
a
ten-year
lapse
of
municipal
autonomy
ami
in
the
year
since
they
have,
we
can
say
without
any
fear
of
contradiction,
done
a
good
Job
of
civic
re-establishment.
No
doubt
Mayor
Watts
and
his
colleagues
look
back
and
feel
that
"there
were
many
things
that
were
not
done
and
some
things
done
that
might
have
been
done
better.
However,
it
was
a
vear
replete
with
difficulties
and
obstacles
some
of
which
mieht
have
seemed
almost
insurmountable.
However,
the
retiring
mayor
and
hi$
council
put
their
shoulders
boldly
and
energetically
to
the
wheel,
gave
freely
of
their
talents
and
energies
and,
on
the
whole,
did
a
mighty
good
job
considering
the
circumstances
under
which
they
labored.
The
fruits
of
their
labors
may
mature
more
fully
anon
provided
their
successors
cany
on
as
ably
as
they
commenced.
Too
often
is
there
failure
to
acknowledge
a
good
job
well
done
and
we
should
not
like
to
see
the
1943
city
council
be
succeeded
in
office
without
some
appreciation
being
recorded
here
of
the
capable
and
conscientious
manner
in
which
thev
handled
the
many
and
difficult
some
distasteful
tasks
which
they
were
called
upon
to
face.
If
the
1944
council
does
as
well
we
will
be
as
glad
to
give
them
similar
acknowledgment
a
year
hence.
Standardizing
Education
...
There
appears
to
be
no
good
reason
why
provincial
educational
standards
applying
to
various
professions
such
as
legal,
medical,
teaching
and
pharmacy
should
not
be
made
interprovinciallv
uniform
and
acceptable
for
employment
in
all
provinces.
For
that
matter
the
standards
of
elementarv
education
are
now
virtually
uniform,
the
matriculation
certification
qualitifactions
being
practicallv
standardize
and
to
large
extent
Interprovinciallv
acceptable.
Each
proviBce,
however,
requires
final
qualification
examinations
fr
provincial
certification
in
the
professions
mentioned.
Why
there
should
not
be
general
Do-flUBion
eertificatioas
is
one
of
the
existing
educational
aiioaahes
for
which
there
appears
to
be
no
real
jp5Uilc-tiL
Just
because
it
has
alwavs
been
ta
fray
i?
reason
whv
it
should
continue
to
be.
Cer-am,T
iifre
aPPears
10
every
argument
favoring
itandanzatkm
of
education
in
Canada
particularlv
insofar
as
the
professions
are
concerned.
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Bodd.
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Harry.
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for
official
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preawsaed
dead;
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John.
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The
recent
threat
of
an
cot
of
diphtheria
is
now
a
thtac
a
the
past.
The
emer
tency
hospital
has
been
closed
and
the
Aree
nones
hi
attand-
aoce
haw
gone
to
their
homes.
--
Mr.
and
XIra.
A.
Dwrklm
of
A
ley
O
LitUr
at
Terrace
Welch
u
Mrs.
litate
's
Mrs.
le
Otfavd
hn
by
Mi'
from
Red
Rose
Mine.
Hajelto:
to
spend
the
Christam
seaaot)
at
the
home
of
er
parents
Mr
land
Mra.
N.
Sherwood.
Miss
Edith
LMate.
wha
U
m
and
Nona
Sister
Olive
Nolan
72,
.
a
tk-
on
Wednesday
to
spend
th
T.TL
Christmas
season
at
her
i
xi
r
v
I
parer
u
ohlnnci
vm
I
i
home
at
Terrace.
UViV.
awwav
osawsHvow
aaaww
a
a
mi
ed
to
her
Terrace
The
Air
Force
ts
eataanjaaiiur
an
office
in
the
vfflaga
for
th
'L
M"VChgUn
haee
PoMce.
This
office
will
for
the
war
senates
taken
hi
Park
A
vena.
Many
loca
people
hare
fallen
before
a
ragl
saMamic
of
in-
fli
present
be
located
at
tbe
mam
crpal
afflce
on
Frant
Stnat
The
munirlpal
election
be
Id
each
vear
ta
fill
the
vaeancv
eahm.
This
aliment
ap-
icau
by
reUmnent
of
Ui
be
anile
severe
and
ion
f
the
three
CkMninUoh?
ae
vKtans
as
cea
ror
nunwi
wuhoat
mtMi
Th
two
or
three
days
bat
it
has
the
rturin
t
oniinlaaiaii
1
K
Han
featare
that
the
1
Mpttn
nonrtnated
for
feuanaw
tanaaataa
aa
aWa
.
.
.
.
w
cww
Ift4
oiim
ft
no.
m
e
Bad
no
Mrs.
Welch
arrived
from
Van-
Mrs.
ThorsMa
is
exacted
"
coawr
on
Tharaday
to
spand
a
Tmate
soon
to
take
ear
the
holiday
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
IkV
Fraak
MHs
ram
trhkh
bas
F7nF"
:
-
i7
TAh
.
.
:
My
dear,
we
get
all
we
need
with
3
meals
a
day
andOvaltlne!"
wr
.a
.a
mother.
She
is
coming
Northern
AaWrta.
n
1111
inrre
aireaea
.
a.i
.
1
IjZ?
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J
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A
6AT
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HWMT
A
NO
MOtMTHO
OVALTINE
TMt
rtoncnNo
foomimc
been
purchased
by
Dr.
and
Mrs
active
serrUe
after
days
abed
seem,
ta
be
suflldent
-hw.
h,
.wt
r
f
rlnc
P"
to
effect
the
cote
i
aactatnatton.
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is
Mm
Manthet
from
Advertise
1
ne
DsMy
Nrj.
mm
'Zut&m
.
-
u
reauxeo
only
uuongh
the
will
oi
an
Informed
and
a
united
neopl.;
WilH
their
courage
and
their
aeiermination,
the
people'a
wiU
to
accomplish
i
peace
is
irresistible:
COMPANY
25
KlnC
street
West,
Toronto
righteous
The
)(
aateted
ill
.
Vm.
Tomorrow
millions
millions
of
of
soldiers
soldiers
and
and
worker
workers
can
n
have
I
stead
v
?
SU
Jt
W
m.
1
it
will
be
a
vacation
choice
IndusfrY'is'hefping
win
the
war...
industry
musUelp
build
a
peacetime
world
7he
wiU
of
onr
soldiers
assures
an
unconditional
surrender..
VThe
will
oi
our
people
can
assme
a
just
and
durable
peace"
i
7otheUnitcd
Nations
arc
joined
in
their
determination
to
win
a
decisive
victory.
On
every
battle
front
and
on
cycry
farm
and
in
every
production
centre
a
singleness
of
Tpurposc
is
speeding
"unconditional
surrender".
employment
if
they
also
unite
with
determination
to
bring
-
1
People
here,
in
common
with
people
of
other
lands,
can
1
prosper
materially
and
spiritually
after
the
war
ends-but
,
-only
if
now
the
peoples
of
the
United
Nations
make
loud
thcirIcraands
f0ra
just
and
durable
peace".
,
it
M
CANADA,
LIMITED
1
"
1
n
I
IV-
ei
to
m.i.
Mivrrn
b
The
Iiv,