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18 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, * *twAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS" et Wednesday, December 24, 1958 | | Where Christmas Is Greeted By Firing Cannon A cannon fired from the hitoric Castle of San ANGELO AT SUNSE Christas Eve proclaims the be- ginning of the Holy Season in| Rome. By nine o'clock everyone is in chrreh to witness the color-| ful and solemn pocessions of ec- twenty-four hours, festive banquets are in order after the religious solemnities. It is a gala after-mid- hotels and res- night in Rome; taurants remain open, friends ather around tables in gaily decorated homes; and in anticipation of ties, many people attend church dressed in formal attire. Between Christmas hany, the | Pifferani figs and where they were most cordially welcomed during Advent when they came down the hills to play their Italian bagpipes before the shrines of the Virgin. The Piffer- ani play for their Advent hosts during the post-Christmas holidays and receive gifts of wine, dried from their hosts. Calabrian shepherds -- revisit the homes small sums of money passenger amiles asd sumptuous the festivi- and Epip- CRASH INJURES THREE GLENCOE car in an intersection collision near here Tuesday which sent three to hospital and caused over $2,000 damage. In hospital at London are Maurice Declerk, 33, Alvinston dis- trict, injured right ankle and super- | g ficial cuts to head and hand; Ar- CKEY-News; Ballroom seen Vandenhender, district, head injury; and Joseph McVicar, 46, Glencoe district, bro- CBL-Christmas Report ken wrist and injured back. (CP)--Driver and were tossed clear of Christmas Customs A season rich i the winter scene, The burned, cards and shyoush the mails with reckless | with abandon. Today we accept these as every Christmas events, but centuries have gone into the making of some of the The present-day appearance of Santa Claus is practically exclu- sively a New World creation, but he has been a figure personalities and through the ages "Sint Nicklaas," shop, With three-cornered and breeches, he resembled er Knickerbocker in 1 New York. Was changed him into a chap with a jolly air. Dr. Clemen Moore, professor of theology in New York, wrote a poem "A Visit From Saint Nicholas." describing the kindly fellow much as we know him today. Thi. poem has become a Christmas tradition in itself. First cartoon of Santa Claus is said to have been drawn by Thom- as Nest, creator of th phant, Democratic donkey, and the Tammany tiger: Nast's picture depicted the jovial fellow replete with ermine-trimmed coat and cap in his sleigh powered by reindeer. He is known as Saint Germany, Pere. Noel Father Christmas in England, bu whatever his name, he spirit pf Christmas throughout the world. Legend credits Martin Luther with starting the Christmas tree custom, but it first appeared in 1604, at literature in raiment down . Knowing him as a beneficient bis- in their native country, Dutch immigrants brought him to America. Since then, his stature, dress, and countenance all have undergone many changes. And Their Origins age-old cus- toms is ushered in each year by the coming of Christmas. Glitter- ing ornaments, fruits never devis- ed by Nature, cover the fir tree's drab coat of green, and the pudgy figure of Santa Claus intrudes France. Spreading hence to Ger- many and made a part of their nation's Christmas traditions, it is said to have been taken to Eng- land by Prince Albert, Queen Vic- toria's consort. Burning of the Yule log goes back to the Druids, ancient priests of the British Isles and Germany, their annual festive celebra- tions called Houl, during which they burned a sacred log. Only clean hands could touch the log and three things were taboo in its presence: a flat-footed woman, a squinting person, and a barefoot person. If the log went out dur- ing the night, bad luck was be- lieved assured during the follow- ing year. Many parts of the world still burn a Yule log at the mas season. Honor for invention of the Christ- mas card is claimed by three men, but the gay mementoes made by W. C. Dobson, ome. of Queen Victoria's favorite artists, carry the greatest authenticity. In 1845, Dobson sent lithographs of a Christmas scene to his friends. In the following year, John Calcott Horsely, another British artist, de- signed a card for Sir Harry Cobe, a nobleman who was too busy to write the customary Christmas notes. The custom of sending Christmas cards began in the Uni- ted States under Louis Prang, in 1874. Prang, a German exile, print- ed the first American cards at Roxburg, Mass. Early Cards were printed in lithography, colored by hand, and were the size of a lady's card, in- scribed "A Merry Christmas" and 3 Happy Sow year Robi, i olly branches, emboss gures, Nicholas in landscapes, and other things which tare now quite common were add- ed gradually. upon Yule log is seals flow all se customs. of dicerse hat, wig, 8th century n Irving tubby little e GOP ele- is the very AVOID TENSION!. Solve every- day problems the easy way-- through The Times-Gazette classi- field ads.! Dial 3-2233 for an ad- writer. Strabourg, THURSDAY EVENING 6.00 P.M. 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Queen's Heritage and P.M Queen's Speech P.M 5 WBEN-Sports; Diane Christmas Christ- | cepted the faith without remodel- Pilgrims Deplored "Ye Christmas Day" all fairness to Leif -- who, accord- Puritan disapproval of Christmas ing to excellent testimony, was a | celebrations disembarked from the Mayflowe. with the Pilgrims in 1621 and, accordingly, Governor Bradford issued a statement publie- ly rebuking certain young men who declined to work on December 25, "ye day called Christmas." - This first New England Christ- mas -- Or non-observance thereof -- should not be credited as the first Christmas on American soil, since Leif Eriksen spent a winter or two on the North American con- tinent around the turn of the 11th century. Leif was a Christian and it is likely that members of his crew were Christians, too; although it is quite possible that some had ac- to assume that there was a trace | of religious observance. Perhaps Leif remembered the few words of Latin prayer he learned at th. time of his conver- sion and recited them in honor of the birthday of the Redeemer he had accepted. Thus, the first | Christmas in America was -ob- | served. THE ORIGIN OF THE CRACKER Christmas Crackers originated in Britain some 70 years ago. The idea | was brought back from a Continen- | tal holiday by Tom Smith, a con- fectioner and maker of wedding | cake ornaments. Tom saw a French confectioner make his candies more attractive by wrapping them in tissue paper. That Christmas, he wrapped his sugared almonds in this way. Later, to make the pack- ages more entertaining he included a loving message in each, wrapping and so began the 'present - day Cracker. ling their pagan natures, since King Olaf's methods were ruthless and his command, "Be baptized, or else!" left them little choice. Undoubtedly, flagons of crude, raw wine fermented from the grapes of Leif's vineland were pass- ed around and the celebration may have been rather boisterous, but in CROSSWORD PUZZLE [PRIA IM] RIAITIE] PIA 24. Past #3 25. Cry of a cat 6. Motive 27. Erbium 7. Always (sym.) 8. Take dinner 28. American 9. Malt Indian beverage 30. Sesame 11. Man's 33. Swells, nickname 15. Stitch 17. A light, sparkling wine 18. Pole 19. Humble 20. Constella- tion 23. Half anem 4. Marry 5. Celerity 13. Setting 14. Hole ino needle 15. Cubic meters 16. Conceal 19. Music nr'e 21. In what manner 22. Gang 26. Mountain nymph "8. Scorch « slightly 29. Possessing heat 30. Hebrew letter 31, Cry of pain 2. Setsa value on 35. Attack violently 38. Metallic rock 41, Yearns for 42. More secure 44. Saline solution 45. Dwell 46. Mimics 47. Gazelles | (Tibet) DOWN IE] E} [TIRIETT] RIOo10] Baturday's Answer (Bulgaria) 35. Ecclesias- 10. Before 42. Droop in the middle £3. Firmish seaport 37. Small cut 39. 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