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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 22, 1977
Page
17
A fragment discusses trimming with tiny ornaments for a plant in Tull during winter. It mentions keeping branch tips neat and avoiding breakage by trimming the ends. The language suggests a practical tip for garden care in cold weather.
The message from Premier Sterling Lyon and his wife but speaks to Manitobans and constituents of Marquette wishing a Merry Christmas and a peaceful, hopeful holiday season. It emphasizes timeless values of truth and justice, love and compassion, and goodwill, urging year round observance of Christmas spirit amid economic and social tensions. The letter highlights hospitality, giving, and Canadian unity as guiding principles for the new year.
A legend about Saint Winfred a 3rd century missionary to the Scandinavians explains the origin of the Christmas tree. He felled an oak but a young fir sprang up and he declared it holy and gave it to the people to honor the birth of the Savior.
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