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Saturday, December 07, 1957

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Issue date: Saturday, December 7, 1957
Pages available: 56
Previous edition: Friday, December 6, 1957
Next edition: Monday, December 9, 1957

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 7, 1957, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page Winnipeg free press saturday december 7, 195? the strains of the first Noel seem to fill the air As Rev. J. Boyd and hit wife recruit five of their six children to help unpack the costumes to be used in St. Aldan s anglican Church s annual pageant december j5. Unpacking and sorting Are left to right John 1s mrs. Boyd 12 Rev. Bayd Gerry. Is Jim 4 and Fred 2j the Holly and the Ivy May be prevalent in Europe but in Manitoba it s the Pine and Spruce that symbolize Christmas . J. R. Booth Elm Park Road holds baby silly the Ether boys in the family Jim Bob Daniel and John help dad Cut Down the family s Christmas tree. The silence of the night fills the House of or. And mrs. Donald Reid Harvard Avenue As Young James and decide to investigate those jars of Christmas cookies Mother has been baking. The old old Story of the Little town of Bethlehem in Thralls Lisbet and Kate Wylis As they Rock silently to and fro listening to Mother read the Christmas Story. The children Are the daughters of or and mrs William Wylie Centen Lii Al Street the joyousness of the Christmas spirit shines from me faces of youngsters the simple pleasures of Snow and sled. Mrs. A. E. Boulton Garrioch Avenue stands ready to give a starting push to Karen Fife Laura three and baby Billy ;