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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 22, 1955
Page
3
Tips for selecting and preparing a turkey include wing tip removal and tendon trimming, singeing with rubbing alcohol, washing and drying, and careful stuffing just before roasting. Techniques cover wing tie, roasting rack, and dressing moisture for a tender finish. The piece notes the 1848 Christmas card by Henry Cole showing a Victorian family at table.
The statement reflects Wilson’s view that precise language carries unique meaning, arguing against synonyms and asserting each word’s exact shade of significance in communication. It emphasizes careful word choice as essential to clear reasoning.
The Chamber of Commerce and multiple councils thank business people, organizations, and volunteers from Shell River Hillsburg and Roblin for their help in making the Santa Claus Parade a big success.
A fragment notes that mince pies were tied to Yuletide customs in early England. Refusing to eat them was seen as bringing bad luck for the coming year while accepting could grant a number of happy months equal to the houses visited. The text hints at origins blamed on Germany or history.
Christmas was once celebrated on a movable date set differently each year until St Cyril established a universal date. In 337 A.D. a commission under Pope Junius I sought Christ's nativity date. by 354 A.D. December 25 was agreed and has been celebrated since then. The Night Before Christmas by Clement Clarke Moore was long disputed. England banned Christmas in 1643. after the Stuarts’ restoration customs revived though prestige never fully returned.
In loving memory of Walter Dean Ward who died December 21, 1952. The family reflects on ongoing sorrow and remembrance as each new year dawns. Though others think the wound is healed the sorrow remains within the heart, sincerely missed by Mommy, Daddy, sisters and brother.
In loving memory of George R Ward who died December 21 1843 memories keep him near by his wife and family. In memory of Bobbie Hrynkiw who died December 24 1954 loved son and brother remembered by his mom dad one brother and four sisters with fond sorrow.
In loving memory of our mother and grandmother Geneva Waggoner who died December 27 1952. The family says they think of her with love daily and feel the sudden loss again. We do not need a special day to recall her presence.
A dance is scheduled for Wednesday December 28 at Tummel Hall. Pat Powell’s Orchestra will perform. Admission is 75 cents and lunch is included. Sponsored by the Tummel Community Club.
Classified ads offer a large five room house with kitchen, bathroom, two bedrooms, dining room, full basement, well and cistern, plus 3 lots. Terms arranged. Also rentals, Shur-Gain feeds at Brade's Hatchery, a 1951 Monarch car for $975, and a tender notice from Goose Lake Consolidated No.1283 for wood and dray duties with delivery and hauling rates.
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