Premier's Christmas Message to Manitobans
The premier extends warm Christmas greetings to all Manitobans and especially to children, wishing happiness throughout the season and the New Year.
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 21, 1972
Page
17
The premier extends warm Christmas greetings to all Manitobans and especially to children, wishing happiness throughout the season and the New Year.
The passage describes Christmas as a time for giving and sharing, hospitality toward friends and strangers, and quiet family moments. It notes the season’s connection to religious heritage and unifying principles of love and fellowship, wishing happiness and good health in the year ahead.
Angusville council approves a resolution asking the Department of Mines and Resources to issue aircraft predatory control permits to Cameron Flett and George Honey for January 15 to March 15, 1973. Public notice invites residents to call the office to list properties to be restricted. Other business includes a tax cancellation by-law of 997.54 and accounts payable of 53,464.65 with machine accounts credit of 238.00. Next meeting January 9 at 1:00 p.m.
Four communities across the United States first considered outdoor Christmas trees as early as 1918 in McDonald and Germantown Pennsylvania, Salem Oregon, and Riverside California. The first national tree appeared in 1924 sponsored by the American Forestry Association and is now televised nationwide. The White House and Rockefeller Center displays remain the nation’s most elaborate.
Community news note from The Rossburn Review highlighting local programs and initiatives. The item emphasizes engagement, volunteerism, and civic participation to strengthen town life. It promotes upcoming events and opportunities for residents to contribute.
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