The Doll That Wasn’t Living in a Saskatchewan Christmas
In December 1923 a pioneer Saskatchewan family, poor yet resourceful, crafts a new cradle doll for their youngest child from an old worn doll. The gift brings joy for days until the child discovers the truth, and the old doll’s disguise becomes a cherished memory of a memorable Christmas.
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Birth Celebrations and Season's Hope from Sharon Carstairs
A Christmas message from Sharon Carstairs, Leader of the Liberal Party in Manitoba, extending best wishes to readers. She reflects on birth, family, and the spirit of the season, hoping the joy and friendship carry into 1988 for all who read it.
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Sharon Carstairs
Liberal Party
Manitoba
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