Premier's Christmas Message from Manitoba Leader
Sterling Lyon, Premier of Manitoba, delivers a warm Christmas message urging family and national unity. He speaks of peace, brotherhood, and universal friendship, wishing happiness and contentment in the year ahead. The speech centers on faith, family life, and shared societal values.
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Sterling Lyon
Manitoba
Christmas Message 1978 From Morris McGregor MLA
Morris McGregor MLA extends holiday greetings to Virden constituents. He celebrates world peace hopes from Egypt and Israel leaders, notes Miss Canada, Grey Cup in Manitoba, Ed Schreyer’s Governor General honor, and the Virden Roast benefiting community causes. He thanks Hamiota Echo Publications Ltd. for greetings over the years. Best wishes for health happiness and prosperity in 1979.
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Ed Schreyer
Hamiota Echo Publications Ltd
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Morris McGregor
Christmas Message From Craig Stewart
Craig Stewart sends a Christmas message to the Federal Constituency of Marquette wishing a Merry Christmas and a Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year. He notes family reunions, renewed friendships, and counting blessings for Canadians.
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Craig Stewart
Marquette
Christmas Message From Dave Blake
Dave Blake sends Season greetings to constituents in 1978 thanking supporters and friends. He expresses appreciation and commitment to serve as M.L.A. in the coming year and wishes health happiness and prosperity to all with his wife and family.
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M.L.A
Christmas Message From Manitoba's Lieutenant Governor
Lieutenant Governor F L Jobin thanks Manitobans from all regions for their support and wishes a Merry Christmas. He urges that true friendship crosses language race and borders and asks everyone to carry the Christmas spirit into the new year with blessings.
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F.L. Jobin
Manitoba
Blake Quote Highlight Prompts Thought on Sufficiency
A William Blake saying about discernment of needs versus abundance appears as a reflective quote. The line urges readers to recognize what exceeds enough before determining true sufficiency.
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William Blake
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