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But then, per-\ye has a long white beard that cheer, ] His production room is a deep PP ex freeze unit known as an igloo . there is a Mrs, Claud she-must/ be very understanding. It around on Christmas Eve and | then returns home Christmas a fancy sleigh drawn by reindeer | with names like Dasher, Blitzen, | Boxing Day Had This traditional holiday always the first week-day after Christ- + |nows in the wind when he travels | 'Well-Known Mr Cl als through the sky. . Turkeys Trotted [towns and buyers chose their dred turkeys. The geese won the night, preferring to roost in the! - . Ld | He has'a crew of gnomes work- = Christmas dinner' "with itsirace from Norwich to London -- trees at the roadside until day- - : 3 ling for him. In case you don't | 10 Dinner Table ! Ithey are said to resemble a de-!| When we see our Christmas tur-| the best birds to market first. i |hydrated Man of Distinction. (key, it is usually dead -- maybe| On one occasion, two English | {vanced 5 o'clock shadow is one of deep red and this is explained by at the North Pole and never get turkey alive. Thousands of birds! one sending a great flock of 'the world's most prominent per-|the fact that he is cold most of around much. a ---- " - --- f t+ North Pole, so he wears red plush Hoa 4 i in a few weeks before Christmas and | about him . . . but here's hoping + pants. He smiles most of the time. |p, ™"\ 00, mmends gifts ranging he comes your way tonight bring- haps he is untroubled by prices -- ds oben and other problems. (pronounced ig-loo). Not too much is known about his home life. If} wouldn't be easy to be married to | an old gentleman who is never | morning all over soot. | He travels through the sky on | Prancer and Dancer. He always | makes perfect three point land-| What is the origin of Boxing Pay? Where did it get its name? mas, originated in Great Britain. It was the day for presenting Christmas boxes to all those whose work enabled others to enjoy Christmas Day , . . post- men, messengers, errand boys and others. Boxing Day now is observed frequently as a general holiday. Our countless wishes, sincere and hearty, are sent your way for | a joyous Christmas Season! Oshawa Fur, & Cold Storage Ltd. 81 WILLIAM Ww. It is the gift of employers to their staffs in appreciation of their loyalty and extra efforts during the pre-Christmas rush. NEWS BRIEFS GOBBLERS APLENTY LONDON, Ont. (CP) -- An ap-| parent turkey price war started | Friday as dealers tried to get rid of large stocks before Christmas, | Retailes were selling dressed birds 18 'pounds and over as low as 48 cents a pound, not-dressed as low as 43 cents KILLED BY TRAIN May good St, Nick bring you BR TO (CP) = Vicky Boy. : "a @ heaping sleighful of chuk, 21, was struck and killed / it h h high by a Canadian National Railways a0rly good cheer ond hig passenger train Friday as she make took a shortcut bome across a| double-track railway trestle In I be suburban Etobicoke. ong remember. { . | - i y OTE oy Toho RCAF has | : GLAZIER'S Secided 10 Son 8 Toraion of the DEPT. STORE 498 SIMCOE S. RA 3-3411 happiness to Christmas one thot you will your transport command, it was learned Friday. Canadair Ltd. Montreal, is already working on a version of the Britannia for RCAF long-range maritime reconnais- sance. TO FEAT SOLDIERS OTTAWA (CP) -- Canadians serving with the UN Emergency Force in Egypt won't Bidve | Snow ; ve a Christmas dinner of turkey with all the fixings. Defence headquar- ters ay that the UNEF ply officer, Capt. Lloyd We wish yeu a sparkling, joyful To wish the season's best i to you, and all the foys of Christmastime Alto Music suprLies 539 ALBERT STREET % CITY CLEANERS 184 SIMCOE S. Plant: Kingston Rd. E. * and Happy Holiday Season! BORROWDALE HEATING SALES OSHAWA sup Leonard, after an exhaustive search says there will be Christ-| hi : EXTENDING OUR SINCERE HOLIDAY EL HEA? BREE LY. + + . to all our friends, and wishing you the best always! The ROSE BOWL May all the uch blessings of this Holy Season be yours throughout the year! OSHAWA SAND and GRAVEL SUPPLY 877 KING STREET EAST mas supplies aplenty for the ap. Jroximately 300 Canadizns now in| gypt. | SHIP AKRIVES LATE NEW YORK (AP)--Plagued by! fog and hurricane-force winds on | its maiden voyage. the new Cu-| nard liner Carinthia arrived Fri-| day night 2% days late. The 608-| foot vessel carried 512 passengers on the 10-day trip from Liverpool. H PINZA LEAVES HOSPITAL | GREENWICH, Conn, (AP) -- Singer Ezio Pinza, the noted] basso, who has been a patient at| Greenwich Hospital since Dec, 3,| left for his couatry home in pearby Stamford Friday. A hos- pital spokesman said Pinza has ,ade "satisfactory progress" since suffering his second heart attack within our months. | SET CONFERENCE DATE LONDON (Reuters) -- A full- scale Anglo-Singapore conference | will begin in London March 11 fo | negotiate the island crown col-| ony"s constitutional future," the| British coloniai office announced | Friday night. Lim Yew Hock, | chief minister of the island which | has a population of 1,200,000, wants Britain to grant the crown | colony complete internal self-gov-| ernment. WILL GO TO BELGIUM BRUSSELS. (AP) -- Sandor Thares, former holder of seven world" records for middle and long distance track events, has decid to seftle in Belgium after fleeing] Hungary, he said Wednesday] night. He is going to join the track team of Brussels Royal Racing| = DON ROBINSON SERVICE STATION belle, our wich for a Merry Christmas to alll KINLOCK'S ' Our Yuletide wish that your heart be gay and your path be lit with peace and joy! ERNIE CAY LUMBER CO. LTD, 53 Albert Street says... ! May you and yours enjoy | a Yuletide season filled with cheer and goodness! CENTRAL CAFE and CHOWS RESTAURANT | ! MEN'S WEAR 10 KING STREET WEST | Club, which is sponsoring him. |! Best wishes for a very Merry Oviimas fo ofl! Cp wr eo C DON DOWN TEXACO 117 SIMCOE ST. N. OSHAWA TO ALL MY FRIENDS AND PATRONS EVERYWHERE | Wish To Take This Opportunity Of Extending Best Wishes For A MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR Frank Stirtevant, Auctioneer 33 HALL ST. Oshawa Td) cd) ald dd dd i IS SL IHL I FLT LT TTT A To Ty I THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OF YOUR METROPOLITAN STORE 78 KING ST. W. We hope that your Christmas will be a merry one, bringing you the best of everything you desire. M. COLLIS FURNITURE