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"9 is Old Custom

‘ Giving aims at Christms ol;i': nated in the belief t

mediate horizon. But if at least Chrm “me wmethh“ to the three feathers settled close to ,1

School For Santos most people. a sprig of I

To 3! GERALD CRANE mistletoe is an excuse for a.

‘while Berries And Red

all their differences while stand-‘marriage was not on her im- ing under it '

To I small boy at Christmas-stolen kiss and. like holly is an This is the nearest one can get

Was It‘ I he Re-appearance 0* I h e r B E e h e m ' time. In)/bod)’ in in Old Fed lilltv essential ingredient of the Christ- to the rigi f the custom that three of the holly leaves. it was a. equipped with a white beard. andlmas "atmosphere." ut folklore a boy nllay c-lallm a kiss from any'sign of good prospects for mar—j ttléfirtmllehzt he hitght he

was born during the Christmas grounds. wllich startled all of “Frying 8 Sick Ol t0Y3- 15 lust has it that the white ‘berries of girl . . . so long as they arelriage before the next Yuletide. turned hwa um.ec°ghtzed_ There H “M a clear bngm day in “awn but there ts muth um.er.:l.;u,-upe that he was not worthy abloutf thte xherfect Santa Clalusho lmlstletoe are the petrlfled tears under a sprig oi mistletoe. | she had her man in mind al- ts an old ytegehd that tell, at (. h M“ mid Tuscany tainty about the year. From suchluf lt. nldac . beblaveragtel stun ml/‘lo! grlei-strliken goddess . ln Druld ceremonies. only thelrcady and wanted to encourage the Chrm chud Roth‘ “-0”. 00, t t h - evidence as there is it seems that, James of .\lcva_rlla. on the other W0“ PF0_B 5’ S9 G 01‘ elwhereas the red berries of holly Druid was allowed to cut the him a bit. she couldnt do tterl to door on chrmmas Eve tn 11 “ -1‘ mi-‘ U‘“5tm35 5"35°“ °l he was more likely to have bcen hand, never appeared on the.|3°l‘ 0‘ l°)5- ‘"9 Sal“ t0 ha"? mflglclll Dl‘0p- plant. and he had to perform the} than hand him a sprig of holly. ‘- Search of tho“ who were kind, llit' \t‘.il' 1220. Peace was on the born about 1225 than in 1220. largo stage of lllstory. He found-l 3”‘ 3 M1“ Chfl he! w- H0WB|'d‘ertles for the love—lorn. loperation wilh a knife of gold,l=This by ancient custom. mtffllltland deserving ms te wt“ to r ‘"19 °‘'“d lm and ‘”l-‘med l°‘ plead for aid and often he was

May the joyous tilll/it-5 .4 the first Christmas re»-ml... ll. . its peace abitle ell’///Ill/l

tiy GEORGE HAMILTON ' 3 in your heart tolluv.

rl . And yet he afterwards studied ed a monastic order ln his home 0‘ Albl°“- New ‘°rl‘- ll” ml“? i wuh you‘

., ', - ~ - .l..... V ~ ouhtt . l)ll__lll and thty stayed flxed ashmade possible. for the fllst tlnlt. glcaltst admirers admlt that he 8 runs 8 school for Santa a word meaning gloom twig.’ [schools hm“ 1926 to 1933 and

ill8Sll'n(‘d his death by the ve-I He “"90 h°”." l’°1'”°‘-

‘ leaves and

\‘.4)lltl and pt-zlsants and prelates, Abo t 1,311 e, 1 tht ‘specially blessed. _ 2.illl\'t', \\t‘l‘L Dreparini lo cele-jwith Ambrose and, since bolhltown alld was renowned for his ldthas. b H V th me] S t ‘ls Cerl:ai‘l;f1:9“9i¢; vélltlyyolig-9 Evlelf Mtsuetoe is a parasitic plamtmhny hm‘ ymmed away from the door lJl‘£i't‘ and worship. have been at the some extreme poverty and holiness. Cl 9 S “:5 dedt. :1“ Mb: the ht-tgth of its name is shrouded that hum-he, it5etf_ usually tol According to another custom, ift Th" utory ted to .1m, ‘gym; on F .\-,.l lhl-rl, at noon, three brightlstage of their studies at the same ii hen the town was saclltled in mifldliisle ttlgzéd awellllonedflated in mystery‘ one story "aces h to, tru trees. tthe canaly or budgehlgar startsi Christmas Eve and - w 3 r.{el . sl.-ll._ To tiosg» together that theyhtime. it is not unfair to suggest a‘ war, he went persona y to quick wmed shappy in comtersatlcermhhw from the {act thth‘ Early Christian! believed the chirping as you hangup theholly,. thutth beggflriwasfihefused: l CEVERAL MFm.“ 1 \.I‘,l'llllllU\10ne star. a ared in that there was probably less than hllng loud to the poor, lent his . - . t h_ . A . H , , . ._ . a peaceful Christmas is assured. 2 —— —-- l . . \\| 1 99° , t, h t d but he e,.blrd.. cat thc . tllles hut. spit mt closs on whltll (, lllst was (lil(‘l- . . . U l. pcd d d lnvsi) yead'5‘bemeR‘rl lhelrt aglcsl tlllwld himdsdm med lllhorkilltf red Ioclollln na urc ‘E V .the .=(‘e(l<. The German word forl fled. came fwd; a mistletoe ‘ Eu‘ ” Inlet hum‘ rtfmams qtlfietg" Flsflmc PORT East Baltic Pll l l-.-..p|.- stop an gape .5 tra ltlon. w le cer alll y no t lii lng. an nurse e sc an - _ l. “M t .. . . - t._h .. .. t _, _ , aye cane. orcc s quarre n l H h i Y .k hi has been hhl «luv . st ilH'llllli‘S in the early dawn or‘confirmed. is not entirely reiutt-d.‘thc ln_]ul‘t'(l. lblldmtllyi hefolligllt. t0 1'3‘; rf1’i‘sp§Nn(_Am"l '3‘ ‘5 “"5 ‘"5-.:p1l£:¢t-‘was I::l<1e:;h<e¢:iU:(‘)‘ :i’lpl:r:‘Sil(l'c‘fi with your loved one! hmpgnazt Noolnh Sr; hshthg port l4’»'~.!lil l-xt-l:lnl.; stars do appear And certainly the blrtll of these He is reputed to have gone fort Vue U9-‘M 3' “ - 70”" “C9: *3" h A_ lb‘ ,,_ .[ C. d ‘V t new has 8 much more chem, ""‘ 'EDUcAT0R’mEs" ifor more than 700 years, “- ll rim ll.:ht. But not often at noon. three men did mark ‘a great oc- many weeks without sleep and tog““lR3 l})I9t\\n3n 18$ tgzd h250 ‘"01!-‘OH1i'{£:n"5.r:”filil{“:‘19" m‘:;h:-ltut ha_~knruuud_ it is said for ex-l HERTFORD Entzland «AP» —l *'—‘- _ l;.'\l(‘.\‘\’, this clllxter of three casion in Christian history. ,‘ha\e gone himself without food‘P°"" 5- ,9 mus‘ '19.“-",' 5 °"‘ . _ . _ .“, ‘ ‘ f ‘’ ,_ ' , ' | ' . . V , _ . _ ‘er than {we feet Sm Inches hm. mg 3 dmeteht twtg_ Then therehample. to hate magical ploper-»Sir Henry Maunsell Richards. a stall-c was quite unlike ally con-h ‘Thomas Acqulnas welthed Chris-hlllxtlltllcr ttl feed his flotk.d lmler than six feet. ‘is a Suuneklmn mm the name of: “C5 in the marriage Stakes. [leading British eduCaho".ls[' (“ed I wt:l,f:t'.l””.|.ll:f!‘: :vr:_.);nee,l‘0ar¢:,,0sl,e:;:l,:tl:tr,l lt::(:.lt(h[:,l; atgd hm:§hyphu:.h:.(h‘m.}.:Il):::.:1(.h‘(.z:.S _fer;(,)::1n:.\.o[‘.sh;« Perhaps. indeed, Mr. Howard the ‘ki.=::ini-I Kl'ecll' calne from the: Girls were once told that if M°"day' .He iv.” Rlchards w l ‘ ' "‘l l o know, ancient llrultls‘ cercnlonics, antlhthey selected seven bright holly;“’35 -‘°"‘°r °~"“‘l l"5p“"l‘"' °ll ¥ _ ‘I % * l i

played a pioneering role in plan-

tlle aftcrnoon wore on. .‘a unified view of the world I _ . _ >_ _ Tlnzlt lizly three men who were.’ He also proclaimed the faith ln'hemcnce of ills preaching ~ but Cl3“_§9'- 3 _§"h°°l “'l"l"l‘ l53”‘~'5,‘ M15tl(‘t09 15 |‘9f°"‘€‘d 30 1" lhel "ed ‘hem “llh 3 St“"8 that hadlmn B“-tam 5 school hmadcashl been [notive Janlos semen‘ expounded on the d€fll'€(‘ Of — lmprob- early legends abom Norsemenyfll least lllf‘Cl‘ l(l'l0fS in l d 3 l

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ably translated, "Bachelor of and [);]nes_ one mythical talc lgthung them at the head of theirjmg P'°U_§'_"§- _ Santa Cl us". ‘about the god game,-' poet and bed. on (.‘ilristllla.~l Eve. a vision; 5

Academ cs may shudder at this lover of all living things on earth of their husband-to-be would ap-‘ ‘ horse-play. but Mr. Howard finds It 15 said that he had a feeling pear in a dream. , that the Public d0€Sfl't~ And helhe was about to die. He told his If he made amorous approach», the girl shouldt

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inch of the church were born: power behind the intellectual pro- great thcmcs. Nor was he. like 'l'homas Acqllinas. Ambrose of e\ er sillt-e.'Thomas, a man of great intellect. .\ICllllii and James of Me-vania.l Tht‘ thrvt‘ of them. taken

The first two were later canon- the gcther. come as close. perhaps. in forming the composite person-

(lt'\lln(*(l to be leaders and holyyreason which We couple u-[Ill (.‘/uiw

and New Year (.'r.w.r-

lgress of Western man ‘ Ambrose of Sienna was one of.

great peacemakers of all e

and Friends

l/(‘(l and the third was beatified. tlm _ Find loads 0/ Christmas

The Christmas star had return- He‘ travelled up and down ail‘.)' of Christ as any three men 5995_58ntfl Claus Principally 85 8 ntotllcr. tl]e_t-10dd0Ss Frlga about es in the dream. our Than,” /0’ mt ’. (‘(l to l‘ll1ll'l'( a great turning pointlEurope. He quelled major dis- in hlstory. PUNK‘ "°l3l_|°“5 mall IS War. M188. Who was believed beware -— for. if he succeeded in l ’ -" ‘ ‘ Acqllinas with his enormous ln- "“-’“"“- 35 9l59“'h9'”9- "0 t0 be the (‘rt'at0I‘ Of earth. flr€- stealing a kiss. it foretold al Cheer, Happiness and I0)’

putes be-tween Venice and (181103 and between Florence and Pisa. sight and his almost incredible

He arranged a settlement be-‘power to synthesise knowledge. tween the Emperor Conrad and into an intelligible whole, repre- the Pope. .scllts the search for truth.

In A .biz Store. and hardly any mlddle- water. air, plants and animals. so tragic end to her unborn; .zl‘zed stpra, tstwlthogt its Sfahttialthe sthory goth: . promlztzid til)‘ pro- romance! J

.8“ 3. ‘“5."‘as °"‘° ° 9 1°“ "" 3" l"5"'“°‘ 3 "ml If however in the dream her - . ""ii§fé ‘EST: '%3'°y3f..’§‘”£'§.“‘l7‘I3' ".‘.'.-E? l.§'.‘.§’ .."“..‘ln.-°l'°.l"§"..‘° ’‘‘‘'‘‘’l ‘““"e "W S"°“'°d 5"l~'"5.°‘ “*1 | And he aettleddtmoret that; a‘tB_zl\|rnhrlose strove its realize the Howard 8 my maker and -farm: 3 E 8 is’ - thg°htsm_ anti qua”-cued t-u_.,-ctety I I |score of other lSpUl(S be on lllta prtlmlsewo peac'e outer Wm; used Sometimes to play But Bald” had I! hated enemv. with her. this was a sure sign are lncllnod to be sceptical of the they got to the level of hostlllty earth goodwill toward men. [Se-ma for the childrm in Albion who had mm many “mes to km that She would marry hhh and tradition. More than once he Clldca\'Ol‘0(l‘ Arél Jangos whose hlfehw-3: de-‘noticed that the average uoré him and had failed’ This enemv hve happhy ever (met

mm in Ir ms method or mm (m amy m n ‘ u ‘ p ' ‘ p P '0” won, suit ahtfhiu unhygenjc. gbtained from all the things she l-We l0\'€ didl1't8PP€8l-tllere W85

looki 8

ln tllt‘ hlstory of Cllristlanity.

()r so tradition h s ' .

The tradition is recorded in at life of the saints written in 1880' by .'\lonslegncur Guerln, Cham- bcrlzlln to Pope Leo Xlll

it is fair to say that historians

au'aitl'ng them this Yuletide.

JOl'lNNY'S SERVICE STA'l‘ltl\‘ Imperial Priilliltls Red Point

May peace of minll, good 59050"-

hcalth and lasting /rl‘cml- .

ships shine a m I) rt g the

Buttercup Dairy

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ornaments.

each time‘ V dis’ Hon‘ “"5 d created. He also found out flflolhef One She Collld tFY- Sh?

no one is quite sure when James"But. some \ the vital third role in' a d | hlrtllday was and those who care pute forced him to resume tilchthc Christian mission. 7 - _ t k , , _ ‘ to name a day for Ambrose’ birth active life. _ Perlizlps. if the Christmas Star "9 3'59 10?“? that the Sa"l’sl;ha:.(,S,.l:,i¢l1£;:)l ",’f,f§:.l°§al‘59ixll:,°.: fggthi:ellslllflullllzelglflgsllllrliagellflll‘ ' int-line to April 16. He was chosen Bishop of Sienna did not appear ln 1220. it should,9mPl0y(‘d W01? ft(‘n_ Slmll p ’ p he h Id th 1 [- d h d KII'IgSbCfy & SONS u,_.,, Thomas Acqulnas most likely but he refused the office on tilt-‘have. [l3b0T€t‘5 WHOSE Interest In the l0blml5”°‘“°- 5° he made 3" 3"'°“' -3,‘ e e ° m cuppe .8" 5' ' 7 _,, was scant)-_ to Say the mast. {from 8 mistletoe l)l‘3l'iCl'I. and‘ 3nd lrqm her 00TH Wlndowu t . shot gamer through the' let them float down to earth. “ * ‘ ‘ ‘ fl-Wild!

fififi

That. he reckoned. disillusioned,-With lt-

small boys. irritated parents. and’ h88 If. in their night, the leaves, PHONE 13,33 and

DUNDAS

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rt. Emperor And Oracle . in. .. ........ ....... ........»l,. W“ §"°"°:‘. 5.'°°‘.‘~“ “"" if’ M WM Wt - . . . (‘Hr ‘ C '('('n C PDT" 8 I ' 1 t , ll1i).\'.‘ who give tllcmselvcs Sllgzld 8l";‘t‘:;lt'ed ms schooh Ho hea\.:nS_ frficzthg into white hahs’l‘_rf_efl _lhe:Lsll?,f°l‘£be,c.e_Eta'n Happy New Your From all of us here to all 0/

, . IEWW I'i<‘lH"F» - ' and fastening themselves to the

Nlcellhorus. I Datrlard‘ °l C‘”"l Thc kindly word, the spontan-Ibrglffslzfidohchhtbcigd:f1:1|h::h;l;:a(;;l_mistletoe boughs . . . and everi To A”- $t3nl-lnople who dled 93m hull‘ couh smhc tht. thoughtful deed__ erous children, and even tau;_1ht‘aflel‘ that the plant that killed‘ dred years later. recorded th:‘ xlhhmh are Umwmd expressions 0” his pupils to wrap presents hand-J helr son bore her tears of sorrow.

‘Rome when Augustus returned a

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I you everywhere our hrartiest best wishes for the Yltlelide and the coming New Year.

By JOHN McKE.\'!\'A Gzlills ();-t:lvian. the Emperor .\'i."lI\'lll§, stood quietly on the t.n\ grccll plain between the two

To All 7 A Very

F. J. DeLORY

[ n Scandinavian countries. the plant has a holy significancc.l enemies meeting beneath-

_ _ mely. thc uolrllllcss lnslde the hearts He persuaded stuns, to use

new altar suddenly appczlrcd with this inscription: ARS PRI.\l()—j g .. m ht‘-,h (,u”_ GENITI DEI — .,ltar to the first ‘ business must record the little.‘ lie was all old man now. and.ancestor of the gods, I lthmzs Illa! make News day bl’; ht. 1_,.,gtt.u out hahptty over the Time‘ Ora succeeding hmhemr‘,day. U.lf‘ll.\\e wish there were’ ‘l°“1’ hl“9 “'3l°"- “‘n°°”“3 °“.removed that altar if it did ex‘lst.ll°5S "l l"‘”'"°‘“.‘l‘ the “‘°rld Md. th. 1.;uu,‘,e he ;,_..d rescued year; but Nicehhorus wrote m. h as more of the spirit of Chrlstmasl; hhjhm {mm the teud, among the though “S existence had hC_,msczltll~rt~li thrqlllgllout the year. ht,,.5 ht Julius Caesar ‘Common knowleds‘ . ‘But the (lay that marks the birth I h ‘ _.of .1:-slls l)l‘lllL'S wltll it a l”€‘l)lf‘lh: . ,5“;’3'd _° ' E °'}:‘P9§°':.or faith and hope and a reallza-N . repealed all Suidas The Sllidws was ‘ _ . . .. .. put to- lemm“.l° restore we old Roman gather in the Tenth (‘cntllrv fl'(illl‘ H‘np”m“.' But each time he had the surviving remnants oflflrcckl‘ - l - l.'Jilt‘il .'lll(l each time a coniuscd- documents ‘Film’-S‘ til (Mid and man. It . .. ‘ . - ll .‘ zl'l'. -h‘h 1-‘ "l"“lJl populace had halled' it includes many of the known l(~h(:::.,,](il: X t]h]:gm(:;tKh,t.h:; 85::

1l‘.‘.'ll hills and the cliff and mind 0t "10"

drlqlpcd dramatically into the

ltltcs oi’ unsclllshness. loyalty and dcxoiinn to the highest prin-

ll persml lll(‘l'(‘ arc (‘Elrist-like qual-;' S

t spirit that pervades the world‘ nd so w

treglllar employcs as Santa Claus-' SW07" "l'lm.<.. of tin "n the ncwspapcrles and to treat a trip to the'lt‘W0U1d shake hands and forlzet as a reward for F‘

school at Albion meritorious service. I

Graduates of the school are! presented with a tiny silver chim- ney. Each year he stays on the job he collects a long-service bar‘ —- a miniature silver brick. Even-| tually. if he lasts 25 years. he will, be awarded a ruby to simulate at fire under his chimney and mark! him as a real ball of fire among’

antas

e again join in the gladness of the season to wish all our friends and subscribers a Merry Christmas.

mm as a hero iorhsaving the na- texts of Homer and mam, mm,“ w“ r H tirlll .'l',:.lin c 210:. - j , “l» “ 5' ~

~ - - be-.;':.=:.':.*;:°:.'l°‘:... i:*l°.l.“.*..:::. ::::» t we muhm _ h, hm, what the orat-leidounedly edited hem _ly In -mm’ ‘world tin abundant evidence oi oi l)lI:lhi llrltl to say He did not in ‘ ~ self-=l\'lnn. of hands clasped in qll-.‘l~ l)i'll('\'e in oracles. He was; -I-‘hey may have invented ‘_,t”L’_ tF10I‘1(l-"MP Oi Marty Hood wishes. a ,,_.:,h..,,_.,h;t. man “slug, vision. But MW §h:m](Hll()\\ lnslunlflcant are the little

Ht. (“(1 h._.ht.\.(. that the cu,-umg. , _ __l irollhlcsnnle things of the world in ‘heiiheyf’ What would put it min then in the hhht of the Christmas

S.'l.rl~(l stone Omphalns heads-_» l tcmpte was, as the priests bed, August“ must at km‘ ha“, l ('t"l1-ti or lh, world. Augustus seen somethim. ' ’ ' ‘I ! 9 . . l~H.-‘\\' i:'~'1'll‘<‘llY “Tll Wllag :19 Certainly /.lliZusilIs was ill ' I l ‘“‘l‘‘‘ "‘ “'9 “Ml” “F” 5" l 3‘ Greece at a time not far froln CHRIST.”/15 CREETMC I ks lvrtlirt‘ uzls deep in the earth. that of the hirth hf (vhriut "0 T3‘‘‘ l"""““-“‘ “ll” ale bay died before Christ became known And k‘.'.l~\(‘i .'ln.l’ dranrh fronlqthe sacredloumde NhlarHh_ P. L. IIAPPY ,.ln \ ulls ll. susp.cted onlv But_ if the three wise mm of vi ldk thto :. _ -~- f.’.’...‘.“ 'iI‘....i“ T3.:,‘::,.,*i*::‘C:,::%:,"°.:!.,*;y,,;:;‘i;‘;.‘;,'.,‘,::1 BOUDREAUI-T . "' ‘*8 s.r.-l:::l-_ gzlrhlcd sounds she made th 1 ' t ‘ ‘ ‘ " , l \\(‘l‘t', In l)t‘ll(‘\'(‘d quite meaning- flw€sl;— C”"'""’5 I lr‘-s. The priests made of them‘ NORTHE . ‘ mu] l tml l»..-,- wruld. “” 'S"‘“’ * ‘ SERVICE STATION M t llllt hc know that, over the Iceland. 600 miles west of .\'or- ‘ mg l _

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of tirccce. Wnnt thev said was al-l w:l_vs, if not divinely inspired, at l(‘t'l\l polilically astute.

, . . .-\n(l Au:.'llsius did not quite! MERRY CHRICTU {"8 trust lll(‘ (i.'c:'ks. They were wily,

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bx not much impressed by the

vlcxh. T cy moved on into the temple. The priests looked downcast.

The Oracle, they said, was silent. souri.

The priestess. sitting on her gold- en tripod. had n uttered I

, If is u plmsllre (Zenily. Augustus asked why. At first. there was no reply.

Was he not. after all. destined to

be a God himself? The priests.

quite frankly. were frightened. He asked again.

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