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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 21, 1967
Page
2
Decorating tips for a brighter and safer Christmas emphasize indoor and outdoor adornment. Begin with your Christmas tree by placing it in water to prolong life and reduce fire risk. Maintain a watered stand to keep the tree fresh, fragrant, and less prone to needle shedding.
This piece offers practical Christmas decorating guidance. It covers tree trimming rules based on tree shape, a lighting formula to achieve a good lighted effect, safety tips for indoor and outdoor lights, and step by step decorating sequences from top to bottom. It also mentions window and doorway focal points, outdoor eave lighting, and evergreen lighting approaches.
A period style notice promotes Mexican customs for a Christmas party for children. It highlights a pinata as the high point and notes pinata use in Mexico year round and during the Mexican Christmas Festival. The item emphasizes planning a Mexican themed celebration for kids.
During the gathering guests are blindfolded and given sticks to wave until the pirate s shattered and the delicious con tents pour forth, describing a chaotic scene with dispersed edibles and clumsy action.
Saint Nicholas was bishop of Myra in what is now Demre Turkey for 17 years about a thousand years ago. He became patron saint of boys after reviving the sons of a rich man murdered by a robber innkeeper, a miracle told in a dream that led to the murderer's confession.
The legend explains the Christmas rose as a white bloom blessed by a noble gesture of a poor shepherd girl who wept for lack of a gift for the Christ Child. An angel inspires a transformation of bare ground into shining white flowers that gain a pinkish edge as the Infant smiles.
The King of Siam once visited Queen Victoria in Britain and was so impressed that he noted Christmas gifts and royal customs. The tale blends imperial curiosity with Victorian pages in a concise historical anecdote.
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