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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 21, 1977
Page
12
Premier Sterling Lyon offers Christmas greetings to Manitobans urging year round spirit of peace and justice. He emphasizes unity amid economic and social pressures and wishes readers a Merry Christmas and a happy new year.
The Lieutenant Governor F L Jobin shares a Christmas message reflecting on a season of giving at Government House. He and Mrs Jobin extend wishes for a merry Christmas and emphasize both material and spiritual generosity during the season.
Court docket correction states Russell Bryski was wrongly listed for illegal possession of liquor under LCA 167. the proper charge is HTA 169-3 unnecessary noise. The correction amends the charge description in court records.
Christmas safety tips urge caretaking of Christmas tree water and placement. Tips include trimming the trunk, keeping the tree away from heat, lights off when away, and avoiding near doors. New beverage ideas and party plans described along with prize draws and a film night. A New Year event invites all Roblin 50 and Over Club members to a dance with a donation of one dozen panties requested.
Seventy members of the Fifty & Over Club enjoyed a lively Christmas Party at the Drop-In Centre last Sunday afternoon. A small choir led by Vivian Ward sang carols while Mary Jolliffe and Jesse Wardle performed old-time tunes and David Falkowski played guitar solos. Harold Wenner emceed and acted as an entertaining host. An exchange of small gifts occurred and a quilt donated by Mrs. Brenzen was the main prize. Ticket sales totaled $298 with Oscar Weir drawing the winning ticket.
A verse urging forgiveness and goodwill at Christmas. It evokes peace, love, and joy with references to Mary and the baby boy as a symbol of hope. The poem calls readers to mend broken friendships and be kind to one another during the holiday season.
The piece recalls the Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic shortage last January when holidays reduced blood donations. It urges Canadians to remember to give blood this year as the essential gift to save lives.
Spirit Week began December 19 with daily costumes and a two by two potato sack relay per room. Rooms will be judged by Karen Hawryluk and Diane Shearer with a surprise prize for the top participation.
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