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He had seen one of " these advertised in a mechanics magaâ€" p zine at a "much higher" price and this _A \ was a bargain. Going through the same t procedure, he built the motor, then took it apart and returned it. This year the toy department didn‘t P , inspire him with ideas, though he adâ€" mitted spending as much time looking. He invested in a record player, and after unpacking it and playing all his favorite records, now it is ready to go back to the store. And men say women can‘t make decisions! I wonder what the teenâ€"age brother receives for Christmas. MENTAL HYGIENE * ' This is one time of the year when they have an excuse to play with children‘s toys withâ€" I d out disturbance, criticism or "J teasing from other members of the family. The year before last, one young man bought his teenâ€"age brother an ultraâ€"modern electric train three weeks before Christmas. _ After assembling, then dissembling, the the equipment to make sure it was in proper working order, he decided his brother had outgrown the electric train stage and returned his purchase to the store. When Miss Muniel Doucett, Director of Nursirfg Educaâ€" tion at the Ontario Hospital, New Toronto, spoke on Mental Hygiene at one of the regular Red Cross Home Nursing lectures, the audience was predominantly teenâ€"agers. Using simple case histories, Miss Doucett told the class what happens to those who have a negative approach to life. She pointed out the advantages of selfâ€"improvement through positive thinking by explaining the attributes of a personality which may be developed to avoid mental or emotional illness. Describing the series of stages a mentally ill person goes through, she went on to outline the various treatments, including psychotherapy, or suggestion, and electroâ€"convulsive, or shockâ€"treatment. "Out of the 1,470 patients at the hospital, more than half are female," she said, stressing the fact that illness of this sort is not uncommon, but can be avoided. She said people should be interested in others. A sense of humor or ability to laugh at yourself and your own situations, sympathy and understanding, are attributes to develop in a personality in avoiding mental illness. LOWER TAXES If the resolution initiated by the Ontario Young Proâ€" gressive Conservatives is supported in Parliament there would undoubtedly be an increase in the marriage rate. However, there would also be strong protests and complaints from everyone married within the past five years, not to mention older couples who didn‘t have any assistance when they were starting out. The Ontario Young Progressive Conservatives claim that young couples are being crushed by heavy tax burdens during their early married Jife and suggest special tax exemption should go into effect. In a recent issue of a popular Canadian magazine, a Canadian citizen wrote an article on the price we are payâ€" ing for living in Canada. He gave a variety of ways to lower taxes, without damaging the high standard of livâ€" ing we enjoy. Rather than lower taxes for any one group, Would this encourage home ownership, or merely allow freer spending for five years in the majority of cases? At the termination of the five year exemption period, young couples would suddenly be reduced to lower incomes. What then? This resolution, though it sounds very appealing to young Canadians, seems unfeasible and impractical, just lower taxes. is Always Appreciated CAMERA FAN ‘ Photographic A Wide Selection is Available At â€" Bv GER! LOCKE ping in the toy department? Did you ever stop a minute to watch a typical father, or an ‘ The following past matrons | and past patrons lit their candle and extended greetings: Mrs. Pearl McDonald, P.G.M., Anna Newman, Alice ,Gooderham, Pearl Petrie, Bessie Thomas, | Lillian _ Gray, _ Dora _ Spencer, I‘Mary Hoyle, Hattie Hammell, ! Eileen Moody, Isabelle Barton, | Jean Wilson, Alex. McDonald | and Ernest Clarke. , 24th Anniversary Mt. Dennis 0. E. S. Marg. Aitken, MP To Hold Second Xmas Reception For the second year, Margaret Aitken, MP. for YorkHumber has sent out invitations to a Christmas Reception. It is to be held at Lambton Golf Club on Saturday afternoon, December 18th, from 3.30 p.m. until 5.30 Explaining the purpose of her Reception, Miss Aitken said:â€" "One of the memories of my childhood" said Miss Aitken, "is of the Herbert Lennox Picnic in North York. The late Colonel Lennox, made his picnics part of political history. It would like my Christmas Party to become the same type of friendly getâ€" together for Conservatives in Yorkâ€"Humber. He had an elec: tion in this riding which made news across the country. As a reâ€" sult of it we have one of the largest â€" Conservative _ Associaâ€" tion memberships in Canada. I hope, that, in time, my Christmas Reception will be a pleasant opâ€" portunity for all of us in the Conservative _ Associations _ of Yorkâ€"Humber, from the northâ€" ern boundaries of Weston, to the southern subâ€"divisions of Mimico to meet. This way. we will all get to know each other Miss Aitken has planned a proâ€" gramme of Christmas carols and music as a background for her guests who will include mem bers:of all Conservative Associaâ€" tions in the riding of York: Mount Dennis Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, celebrated its 24th birthday this month in the Masonic Hall in Weston with Mrs. Jeanne Holden and Mr. Robert Wilson presiding. Brother Dr. Cation, P.G.P., who instituted the Chapter in 1930, spoke very fittingly on this _ occasion. Many visitors were present to enjoy the birthâ€" better" fi'\f P C.wW.L. TO SUPPLY CHRISTMAS BASKETS The December meeting of the Catholic Women‘s League of St. John the Evangelist church, Weston, was held Monday evenâ€" ing, Décember 6th, in the church hall. Mrs. Joseph Kloepfer, presâ€" ident, was in the chair. will also be a display of new books, a showing of the favourâ€" ite colour slides of the members, carols and games. All univerâ€" sity women living in the disâ€" trict are cordially invited to be present. For particulars those interested are asked to call the president, Mrs. W. F. McMahon at Ch. 1â€"0210. BOOKS FOR XMAS GIVING CLUB SPEAKER‘S TOPIC Books for Christmas Giving and Reading is the subject of of Weston at their meeting in the Ladies‘ Parlour of Central United church on Monday, Deâ€" cember 20th, at 8.15 p.m. There Mary Elien Roos Weds Edward Joseph Gallagher the talk by Miss Olive Nickle to the University Women‘s Club B r a m p t o n Presbyterian|ganist and Mrs. George Bridg church was prettily decorated | man, Weston, was soloist. with standards of white mums| Richard A. Sopp of St. Loui Saturday, December 4, when | was groomsman and ushers were Mary Ellen Roos, daughter Of Jesse Hagy, New York City, anc Dr. and Mrs. Harrison C. RO0S | Robert C. Roos of Paris. of Weston, became the bride of | . Edward Joseph Gallagher, New | For the reception, held at the York, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edâ€"| home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J At?- ward William Gallagher of St.| €!1 Brampton, the bride‘ Louis, Missouri. l mtzt‘her‘ received th.fL guefli' ir The bride, given in marriage by her father, was gowned in imported white lace of ballerina length with fitted bodice and a bouffant skirt. She wore a finâ€" gertip veil and beaded tiara and carried a cascade of white roses. * The wedding service was perâ€" formed by Rev. William Weir. Norah Linder, Brampton, was orâ€" The bride‘s attendants, Laurâ€" ine Addison, Toronto, and Helen Marchant, Weston, wore blue taffeta, princess style of ballerâ€" ina length with matching hats. They carried cascades of cerise carnations. 66 @hmfigfim@g _â€" used to drive me crazy! Service To All Types Any Time of Day or Night For Prompt Efficient Service OIL BURNERS WE SELL . .. . WRINGER ROLLS FOR ALL WASHERS . â€"â€" Call â€" JACK WRIGHT #Every year it was the same. Presents to buy and cash at low ebb. Hunning up bills . . . then I got smart. 1 started a apecial Christmas account*® at the Royal Bank, adding something each pay day .. and leaving it there. This year I‘m all ready for Christmas, with cash to pay for all the things that mean so much at this season of the year." , WESTON BRANCH D. D. GRAHAM, Manager MOUNT DENNIS BRANCH D. A. HOUSTON, Manager THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA # You can have cash next Christmas, too. D to open a special Christmas account early in It pays to do your Christmas saving early. It was reported by the treasâ€" urer, Mrs. A. Redmond, that the net proceeds of the bazaar held bring to the January meeting reading matter which will be sent to Father O‘Flaherty of the Indian Missions in Northern Onâ€" tario. It was decided to supply Christmas baskets for the needy of the parish, and to fill six stock: ings for the House of Providence. Mrs. C. Kirkey and Mrs. A. Redâ€" mond will act as purchasing agents for the League. E November agmounted to $321.â€" Mrs. E. N. Kennedy thanked all those who helped make such a success of the Christmas Tea held at the Convent on Sunday, December 5th. Mrs. Frank Connor will con: vene the January Bridge and Euchre which will be held Monâ€" day evening, January 17th, in the church hall. It was decided to give the clothing which was not disposed Richard A. Sopp of St. Louis was groomsman and ushers were Jesse Hagy, New York City, and Robert C. Roos of Paris. For the reception, held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Abâ€" ell, Brampton, the bride‘s mother recéived the guests in a blue lace gewn with matching feathered hat. She wore white roses and red carnations. The groom‘s mother received in a gown of dusty lace and satin with matching hat. > For the wedding trip to Montâ€" real, Vermont and St. Louis, the bride wore a grey tweed suit with red accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Gallagher will live in New York City. The bride is a graduate of the University of Toronto and for the past two years has been a stewardess with American Airâ€" lines. The groom is a graduate of the University of Missouri. 36 Main St. S. 225 JOHN ST. CH. 1â€"1451 too. Decide now CH. 1â€"1112 1955. v99 of at the bazaar to the Catholic Weltare Bureau, where it will be put to good use. Following the close of the | 68 Main St. South E"u.x"iiilm.}d her assistants Mrs. A. Redmond, Mrs. P. Burns and Mrs. James Kloepfer. Â¥ea At St. Maria | A very wellâ€"attended tea was held at the St. Maria Fidelis Conâ€" vent, King Streef, by the memâ€" bers of the Catholic Womcn'si League of St. John the Evangelâ€" | ist church, Weston, in honour of | the Faithful Companions of Je | sus. Mrs. Daniel Healey received | the guests, and Mrs E. N. 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