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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 20, 1962
Page
10
A Christmas message emphasizes Christ as the true sign of the season not decorations or gifts. It urges readers to seek Christ in Scripture, offering forgiveness, guidance, and strength, and praying 1962 for a blessed Christmas worship of the Saviour.
The piece blends a Christmas sermon urging charity for the needy with reflections on faith and joy in Christ. It includes a religious message from Rev. Ross Williams, notes on the Magi and shepherds, and a call to remember those less fortunate during the holidays, followed by practical ammunition storage tips and a light political closing hoping for peace and prosperity in 1963.
The sermon by Rev. L. E. Daley contrasts modern materialism with the Advent message. It highlights the miracles of Christmas, faith, and the Star guiding the Wisemen to the Infant, urging humility, contrite hearts, and God’s love.
Free Methodist Church Roblin offers a Christmas message on peace and goodwill toward men. The sermon emphasizes inner peace from faith in Jesus Christ over worldly peace, urging believers to trust in the Christ of Christmas for true serenity in the season of 1962.
Angus Gavin reports a prolonged and unspectacular 1962 waterfowl migration due to Arctic cold and early frozen Manitoba marshes. Mallards, Lesser Scaup and Whistling Swan lingered at open holes longer. soil moisture and fall rains reached 104 percent of normal versus 53 in 1961, signaling notable improvement over last year.
A letter thanks the Editor for printing Post Office Department news releases on Christmas mail deadlines. It urges public cooperation in bundling cards and packing parcels to ensure timely service given the surge in city mail handled by extra workers.
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