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• FOR 1UNTO YOU IS BORN THIS DAY IN THE. CITY (OF
fDAVID, A SAVIOUR WHICH IS CHRIST 11 -IE 'LORD.
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-Fear =loot; for, behold 1 bring you good tidingsof
'GREAT JOY, which alkali be to ell people.
;BRINGS rREAL:IMACE—
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Glory to God in the highest, and on earth PEACE loud
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God's Great Gift
tGOLDEN RULE GOSPEL MESSENGER.
Box:Z.0, R. R. 1 — Zurich, Ontario
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The 'Mee 4f 'Temperance
A. sort of "Kinsey• report,.on campus
drinking has !been .published recently.
It is an analys ,of the survey con --
ducted by the centre ,of alcohol stud-
ies i';) f Pale lerliversityewhich has been
working in the problem of •,alcohol
for twenty .years. Questionnaries
were sent to .1900 men and women
students in twenty-seven ' colleges
throughout the country. Here arethe
conclusions drawn ,$rpm the answers.
Where both parentsense•alcohol .92%
of the men students drink also, ,and
S3 p.c. of the .wouten. Where only
one palest .drinks, the -percentage is
88 of me, .54 of women. Where both
abstain, it Is .down to 158 h.e. of men
and 23 p.e. eeevomen. •Clearly, paren-
tal example is ali iraporte.nt factor
in the deeision of college-youthabout
drinking. 'Whatever may the facts
about drinking ;in •Canadian Colleges,
that which holde of parental {exampl e
across the line is probably ;equally
true of Canadian youth in egeneral.
—Advt.
DASHWOOD
Walther League tibristmas' .
Party
The Leaguers held their Christrnae,
party with an exchange of gifts on
Tuesday Dec, tieth, croldnoee was
played; prizes went to Eleanor Bec-
ker, Earl Weiberg and Wesley Rader.
Lunch was served •by Eleanor Beck-
er, liarbara, Hoehler and Marie n
Ruder.
EVA111. Church Christmas, Tree
On Sunday evening, Dec. 200,
the E.U.B. Chureh held th CI 1!
nnu: Tree. Rev. W, i.lerote evne the
thi ii'' Mc, .11 ion s, solo 4, Ph"
exc ciefm Were vflpre4a ted
Mr. Bruce Sieback of 'Sebeingville,
addressed the assembly. The childr-
en were all given treats.
efieses Betty and Lois •Gaieer of
London spent the week -end with
their mother. Mrs. Cora 'Geiser.
Mr and Mrs Allan Faulhafer of
Kitchener visited with the latter's
father, Mr. John Bender and other:
relatives on Sunday.
Mr. Seigfried Willer of Waterloo,'
'spent the week -end with his parents,'
Mr and Mrs. Rudolph Miller.
Mr and Mrs Walter Beisenthal of
Hamilton who were married Sature
day are honeymoonene in the corn-
munity.
St. Joseph & BlueWater Area
An Afore Thought
'This issue of the Zurich Herald
well be the last one before Christmas
,and for the year of 1953. In sum-
ming up the past we find many
changes in our surroundings. Rel-
atives and -friends who were ,among
the rnteery makers last Christmas are
no more. Homes have been broken by
death, or by absence of loved ones.
Some were shifted to foreign toun-
tries in defenee of their home laed,
Others have thesen other countries
Ito seek sueeess in life, and for many
reasons you will find many changes
oceurred. People who inhabit the
earth. are always peeving, inventing,
and fieekin gs and the ;motive for it
all, is it not to attain feme, so that
they well be glorified by their fellow
men. There are many way e in ach-
ieving those great worldly honors;
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one go about by force, eomby
labor and others gain ilt by know-
ledge in current efiairs in life. Other.'
by power ;elven to them by those li
ZURICH HERALD
Are
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Dollar Wise.
CO-OP FEEDS ARE
YOUR BEST BUY
Heesall for the peat efty-one years
and the oldest resident, will on rri-
dayi•Dee. 261h observe hie 940.113h.th
day at the home of his daughter, Mrs
P. L. Blechman rwith whom he resid-
es. Born In Wurtemburg, German'Y,
in 1869, rNfr, &tile learned the trade
of Shoemaking at the age of 15, came
to Osavada when 2121 years of age and
resided in Orediton for some tirne.He
was married in 1889 to Frances Kais-
er o flensell who predeceased him
in 1940, then moved to ClanderhoYe
for ten years. Taking up residence in
Hansen in 1399, he eondueted a shoe
store for seven years. He spent some
time in Brampton and Harridan at
his trade, before settling again in
HensalL In addition to his trade of
shoe making and repairing he also
operated a greenhouse for eight years
In 1939 M •a d Mrs Zile& cele-
Thursday December 41rth.., 100$
brated their golden wedding Annivk,
ersany. Their union, was blessed with
four children; two sons, Lorne, of
Windsor and Earl (deceased); We
daughtera, Mrs. W. R. Bell and Mak
P. E. Buchanan, nenstal Mr. Zeolite
is able to be up every day end 10*
dress himself, has a wonderful, mew
ory and likes to remirace over de•
changes that have taken Place siege
he came to Canada.
Council and by the power they re-
ceive, they discharge the task en-.
trusted to them; but it is always to
the best interest of mankind. Do they
use the spiritual examples given to
the early ruler? we fear many of
the saintly advices have been !ad a-
ide to cope with the pace of a festee
moving world. Such as we live in
day; and in nearing this Christmase,
day, there are no better times for us
to enter our plea to the infant child'0`.
of the crib, who will bestow to the
worthy all the necessary help to.
bring about peace and contentment
of mind. For us, we are llYtng in a
land of freedom, freedom of speech,
freedom of the press, and above all
freedom to worship God as we chose.e
But we are .confranted with manye
problems from afar, and the divid-
ing line has narrowed between peace;
and deetruction: we of us live in a
land of concord. and administered:
by men who fear God and seek his;
daily evidence; but are others giving;
their 'full measure of co-operation?
If not, we fear the lowly are no ag-e
gressors, by their greed in diabolical,'
ambibion. It mieht be the inroad to
our downfall. This is .onity an afore
Christmas thought and word, and,'':
shpuld it bear some good fruits we
will consider ourselves amply re-
warded for the space and time given.
• STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Announcement
Mr and Mrs Orrin. Dowson, 'Varna,
announce the engagement of their•
datrhter. Marilyn Janet Elizabeth,
to Robert Wilson :Bunn -hey, Willow -
dale, son of AIr andMrs Herberti
Rmnaney, Victoria Harbor. The
marriage to take place early in Janne
cry in Varna United Church, .
CONVENED IN ZURICH
The Stanley Township Federation .
of Agricultural annual meeting and'
banquet was held in Zurich Cornroun-.
ity Centre with 260 in attendance.
Ladies of Varna United Church ser-
ved, and the meeting was presided'
over by president Alvin Rau. Short,
addresses were made by Elston Car-
diff, M.P., Thos. Pryde, MPI'. and.
Agricultural Representative G. W.
!Montgomery, who conducted the ele-e;
etion of officers. Wilfred Shortreed,
newly -elected president of the Huron
Federation, brought reetings and a
report of the workdone by the county
He introduced •the guest speaker,Rev
Bert Daynard, .Stafra, who delivered
an interesting and emphatic address,
"'Keeping our Democracy." The new
president for Stanley leederation is
Anson McKinley, who in a short talk
thanked the ladies for the banquet. ,
Mrs. Louis Taylor replied. Mr. Mc-
Kinley also presented Alvin Rau, the,
retiring president, with a lighter
from the Federation to show memb-
ers' appreciation for the splendid
work he has done in the past three
years. Officers for 1954 are as foll-
ows: president, Anon McKinley;
vice-pres., Alex .Melleth; Do•ectors:
Leon Bedard, No. 1 Sepa.rnte; Jack
Scotchmer No. 4 W Ken. Scotelnner,
No. 4 E; Elgin Porter, No 3; Bert
McBride, No. 5; Harvel, Hayter, No.
(5; Victor Taylor, No, 10; Elmer
Hayter, No. 13; Cele -ellen Parke, No.
9; Gordon Johnston, No. 7; Wilmer
;Jones, No. 14.
HENSALL
Mr and Mrs Irvin Reichert and
family were recent visitors at Ham -
titan.
Mrs. Nancy Koehler of Toronto is
visiting with her ehildren Hay Twp.
MISS Alice Dougall of Toronto,
spent a few days -recently with her
brother'Mir and Mrs. W. R. Deugall.
elm Amelia Schroeder spent a few,
days at St..Clair Shores, Mich., where
she attended the funeral -of her:bro-
ther, Mr. Henry Bender, a former re-
sident of Hay Tarp,
Their 62nd Anniversary
Mr and Mrs ohn T. Mitchell, rel
sidents of Bensall for the past. 26
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years, will observe their (52nd wed-
ding anniversary on Christmas Day,
Dec. 25th. On their wedding day 62
years ago, they recall of the weather
as much like the past tew weeks.
While driving to,Pnblin to take the
train to Toronto and Montreal, the
farmers were out plowing,' the land
in the mild season. Mr aril Mrs.
Mitchell who resided in Tuckersndth
before corning to Refloat, enjoy good
health. Mr. 'Mitchell being very act-
ive going about town. They have one
eon and three daughters.
To Have 94th Birthday
Mr. John ?motto arofildolt
THE OPENING
CLAUSE VILLAGE
Except for ,Santa Claus himself,
the photographer was ,about the bus.
lest person arOvind at the 'recent op.,
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lening of Santa Claus Village at
'David in the Laurentians north of
Montreal. Pilled with the joyous
spirit of Christmas, the enthusiastic
icamorman recorded the above inter.
Val
eating snaps, including No- $
Chapel of Saint NiCholas Which 04101
tains a Crib reminiscent of the
Christmas. (Courtesy Canadianij
ine \vay Photographer.), 4