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i a 1 on an m‘ n iss se & & ® + that is too personal or too high and mighty for your allowance. wallets, shirts, ties, beits, gloves, records, 1.D. bracelets and the should he the least of your worâ€" vies. Limit your gift th no more questions and before it gets too late, l‘ll give you some sugges Boys may give portraits, favâ€" To avoid serious congestion at our Stores and also disappointment in our delivery service during this peak sales period, we respectfully suggest that our customers order or purchase their requirements as early as possible. As the holiday season approaches, adverse weather conditions sometimes place a maxiâ€" mum burden on our staff to maintain our high level of service to our retail store and home delivery customers. BREWERS‘ WAREKOUSING COMPANY LIMITED Operating Brewers‘ Retail Stores TRY BLACK LABEL... AND YOULL KNOW WHY ITS PANADA‘S BESTâ€"SELLING BEER NOTICE : MABEL, + BLACK LABEL‘ , one _ and _ if _ isn‘t _ hap| py _ with â€" parking _ once in | a _ while â€" and _ those _ few | minutes at your door, he may be | dating the wrong type of girl. Let him change his ways and don‘t you change yours. else in the world. I‘m too fat, for one thing, and 1 can‘t keep a conversation going. I‘m not a DEAR DAN: | want to be so popular at school that sometimes complaint, he should expiain. I 1 cry for hours at night. i‘m just not at all popular and i Dear Curious: Me too, I‘m curâ€" _ _DEAR J.: The distance may ! not be too great but who‘s going | to be doing the driving? How | about traffic® What time does | the dance wind up? What time will you get home? |\ _(Dan Halligan will answer all | questions submitted by teenâ€" agers and children. Address him | care of this paper. For personal | replies enclose a stamped, selfâ€" | addressed envelope.) OZS Several good catches were recorded in the Owen Sound area. Mr. John Allen, hydro employee in the city of Owen Sound, caught one of the largâ€" est fish taken in years around the middle of November. The specimen weighed 15 lbs., 5 ounces, just 15 ounces short of the Ontario record of 16 lbs. 4 With the ending of the extenâ€" ded Rainbow Trout season on Friday, November 30th, fisherâ€" men will well remember the beautiful fall weather that reâ€" mained in effect till the season closed in 1962. EXTENDED RAINBOW SEASON fellow students and that‘s the thing to concentrate on for the remainder of the school year. DEAR DAN: is 15 miles too far to go on a date? My. father hasn‘t decided it 1 can go to the you don‘t think the distance is too far, he may let me yo. Please The girl consdered to be the best dancer, the girl with "the" figure, the girl with the never ending supply of chitâ€"chat isn‘t necessarily "Miss Popularity." Your attitude can make â€" or very few of us can girl at school. You may not be the leader you want to be but "*‘Kâ€"W Federated Chairman of the Waterloo general canvass and viceâ€"chairâ€" Gordon Hamblin is canvass chairman for large industries in Kitchener and R. J. Martesson and Ernest Fraser are small inâ€" dustries chairmen. Howard Heiâ€" bein directs groups canvassing civic and government offices and institutions. M. Mervin Lahn is viceâ€"chairâ€" man of the Waterloo canvass and also chairman of the Waterâ€" loo industrial canvass. _ Whotb the good witk foryour fomily? The general chairman said that the work of the Kâ€"W Fedâ€" erated Charities is a ‘year round affair.‘‘ When the 1962 campaign was over work began immediately on the 1963 Charity Drive which opens March 4 since 1945 Robert Blake is the Waterloo chairman and Lloyd Dawson is the Kitchener chairman. OTHER MEMBERS Leaders have been announâ€" ced for the campaign next spring said president H. L. Daufman. Mr. Connell will be the general campaign chairman again next He pointed out the failure in 1955, when the drive was five per cent short of the objective and this was followed in 1956 1955 FAILURE "Coupled with this k the knowledge that the campaign has only once been short of its objective since the inception of the drives in 1941." by a ten percent oversdi)scl:ib: *The fact we have the lowest operating cost in the Dominion â€" between two and three per cent of the objective figure â€" WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK Of LIFE SINCE 1817 nowledge that the campaign is only once been short of its jective since the inception of e drives in 1941." He pointed out the failure in Fami ( Banx or MontrrEALr If you‘re hesitating because of the strain it would put on your bankâ€"roll, it will pay you to call on the Bank of Montreal. With a lowâ€"cost, lifeâ€"insured B of M Family Finance Plan Loan, you can pay cash for your purchase, and repay in monthly instalments tailored to your budget. Why not talk to m‘g’AN“' the people at your local B of M branch today. m Is there something you know your family would enjoy this Christmas ... a hiâ€"fi, a new car, a TV set? il Finance F |an -fl your gersonal credit nna LOWâ€"COST, LIFEâ€"INSURED LOANS D. A. Wiggins, Manager 3 King St. S. E. G. Morgan, Manager University & Phillip St. Waterloo There is an unusual Xmas Tree on display at the Bank of Montreal in Waterloo, Visitors are welcome! NEW SOCIETY ADDED To LIST The John Howard Society has been added to the Kâ€"W Federâ€" ated Charities list of benefiting organizations next year. This Society is known for its work in the rehabilitation of persons released from penitenâ€" tiaries, was approved by direcâ€" tors of the Federated Charities at their meeting Monday night. The number of organizations now receiving assistance totals Canada He laude year‘s presi ficent job." be in when the remaining months of the payroll deducâ€" tion project is complete. The 1963 objective has not yet been decided. President Harold Daufman slated the 3.75 per cent operaâ€" tion cost for the campaizn of The $268,000 objective for 1962 was exceeded by about $15,000. Many donations receivâ€" over a year on the payroil deâ€" duction plan. Receipts received from the 1962 campaign to date come to $240,471. All but ap proximately $6,000 of the reâ€" maining $42,839 is expected to Jan. 15 to study the requests and suggest an objective for the Budget requests for 1963 must be received by Jan. 14. The for a »***%3 "MRoddodcdddcdcdccdcdivc Mayor Bauer pointed out that the section in Waterloo is not as difficult as that in Kitchener and it hasn‘t been decided whetâ€" her or not to go ahead and have an engineering study made by the same firm, AD. Margison and Associates of Toronto. An engineering report shows that the Kitchener section has been authorized. The authorizaâ€" tion is required in order to determine the design of cloverâ€" leafs and > other intersections which will show the city just how much land is needed. Kitchener is responsible for the part of the eastern section which runs from _ Bridgeport Road, east of Lancaster Street. crosses Victoria Street and runs along Edna Street to King Street, near Montgomery Road. If Kitchener agreed with the Waterloo plan of first developâ€" ing the road as a twoâ€"lane highâ€" way, "we could each build our own sections, meet at the fordâ€" er, cut the ribbon and the road would be open." Mayor Bauer concluded. A group of land appraisers have been working together to estimate the cost of the land so that the two cities and Waterâ€" loo Township plus Bridgeport, could come to terms on how the land should be purchased and paid for. . Land necessary for the deveâ€" lopment of the road has been slow in purchase but there has been concentrated effort toward acquiring the remaining stretâ€" ches. JOE STRUB RR. 3, Waterioo, Ont. representing The Imperial Life Assurance Company of Canada â€"_cal} _ Kitchener SH 2â€"4529 The Kâ€"W and Suburban Pianâ€" ning Board were the original planners of the ringâ€"road sysâ€" tem back in the late 1940‘s. (Continued from Page 1) and he said that leaders of ot!;er firms will probably follow Expect Expressway Secial Curiing â€" Started on Noâ€" vember 25th. There is still room for a few more players. Contact Tony Warnholz. Curling is held every two weeks on a Sunday. Time:â€" 1 p.m. at the Glenbriar Curling Rink. f les Trophy will be run off in January. More details in January bulletin. There will be a STAG SOLO ON THURSDAY, Dec. 20th. This is for Legion members and friends. Admission 75 cents per player. There will be prizes and open for a night of good card Darts â€"The Ab Schmidt Singâ€" The Puritans forbade the singâ€" ing of carols, but they were reâ€" membered and taught to the children. _ By the â€" nineteenth century the carols became popâ€" ular again and are a part of the Christmas season in many lands. Three of the best â€" known, and loved carols were written by North Americans. These are It Came Upon the Midnight Clear, O Little Town of Bethleâ€" hem, and We Three King of Orâ€" The early mystery, . plays dramatizing scenes from the Bible, often had carols sung beâ€" tween the acts or woven into the play itself. The best loved Christmas Carols are those which have been handed down throughout the years. proved and refined. Their use was more effective control could be realized. Vaccines and toxoids were rapidly perfected as the new science of immunology developed. Diphtheria toxoid, whooping cough vaccine, typhoid fever vaccine, tetanus toxoid, Salk poliovirus vaccine and many others have beâ€" 58 ERB ST. W. The earliet forms of control used, and which are still effective toâ€"day, include isolation and quarâ€" antine, and such important develâ€" opments as protected water supâ€" plies, pasteurization of milk, the use of antiseptics and aseptic techniques. But even these were seen to provide only partial conâ€" trel of these communicable dis community through effective conâ€" leading to a cure. But even more important is to prevent the outâ€" person affiicted with such an ill theriz, whooping cough, poliomye litis, venereal diseases, etc. The "Prevention is better than cure" is a wellâ€"known, old adage and a particulariy true one when thinkâ€" Matthew B. Dymond, MD, CM. Ontaric Minister of Health Dymond Discusses Health in Ontario Familiar Carols â€" Are Old and Loved It was with the development of Control of Communicable MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Your own doctor or your local medical officer of "Electrolux better â€" R. A. HENDRY YOUR ELECTROLUX DEALER WRAP _ â€" HER IN : FUR THIS XMAS THE GIFT SUPREME state of immunity of y;;:-fâ€":.-dâ€",: Wm. Richmond Ltd. 137 King St. E.. Kitchener Opp. City Hall Better buy Electrolux" SH â€"5â€"4520 far All carols are an expression of happiness, and the Christmas the joy of celebrating the birthâ€" day of the infant Jesus. The First Noel is a mediâ€" eval shepherds‘ song, and both England and France claim it. Many English carols are eenâ€" turies old. God Rest You Merâ€" ry Gentlemen, goes back to the 16th century. Joy To the World, and Hark, the Herald Angels Sing were written in the 18th century. ient prevent the spread of disease and to keep Ontario healthy. and take advantage of these imâ€" munization programmes. Help partment of Health provides free stocks of all vaccines and tercide in its attempt to achieve complete control of all communicable dis are provided at stated intervals llllulh-l'-mhlhb istered. Your own doctor or your local medical officer of health should be consuited regarding the pree ent state of immunity of you and tions could bring back the orig inal level of immunization, or even improve it. Modern immun ization schedules take this into did catch the disease had a much milder attack, and there were com siderably fewer deaths. It the» came to be realized that the comâ€" plete first series of vaccinations could decline in value over the these vaccines the occurrence of the diseases concerned {fell rapidâ€" ly, epidamif. became a thing of quickly developed by both privete and public bealth physicians in a concerted attack on some of the PHONE SH S$â€"8119 8/10/63