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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 22, 1975
Page
7
A 1975 Christmas reflection argues that the holiday is not a mere legend or extra celebration but a demand on human existence. It notes world weariness, realists’ homes as ordinary spaces, and that Christ’s presence makes walls speak a language of love, ushering in the year of our Lord 1976.
Town of The Pas faces a three year agreement with Timberland Trailer Court owner I R Corporation. Monthly trailer fees net The Pas $9.75 per trailer, covering policing fire recreation street lighting and garbage. Mill rate hikes in 1975 widen the tax burden on property taxpayers.
Davidson declares he is very proud of the 48 percent membership who voted to prolong the costly strike. The remark prompts questions about leadership and the burden on members who spent at least a thousand dollars. The speaker critiques the United Nations setup as a broader issue.
A biblical excerpt from Luke proclaims for unto you is born this day a Savior in the city of David. The sign given is a babe wrapped in swaddling clothes and lying in a manger, highlighting the nativity event and its humble setting.
A compact column muses on overhyped young players in Winnipeg football, social optics in employment, and a mix of political snippits. It riffs on aging fans, a Manitoba Tory leadership pullback, and a holiday lobby comment from the St Regis Hotel.
A clipped quotation attributes a sentiment to George Washington about effort and outcome. It notes the idea that a man who does all he can should not be blamed if results are poor, reflecting notions of perseverance and responsibility.
A young reader Darla Parkinson eleven shares a Christmas verse set celebrating Jesus birth and the season. The text lists traditional carols including Silent Night O Little Town of Bethlehem Hark the Herald Angels Sing Away in a Manger and We Three Kings. It ends with a personal question about the reason for happiness.
A Christmas quiz presents ten multiple choice questions about Mary Joseph Nazareth Bethlehem Noel manger birth dates and religious history. The questions cover travel origins census church origins and regional Christian conversion with an answer key and scoring guidance.
Vern Bernstrom humor column about traffic lights and modern money worries. A wry take on payment methods and small incomes like pin money for an acupuncturist. Quick quips about credit cards and cost of living illustrate lighthearted financial strain.
The note details confusion over who funded the new The Town and Chamber of Commerce lights, with a third of fixtures to be installed for the Trappers Festival. It notes discussions with Nestor Soroka about a Trapper design, potential interchangeability of the candle and Trapper, and hints at timing. It also mentions fishermen in northern Manitoba pricing and a novel direct sales idea in Thompson, plus local Christmas reflections and a look at a new Lieutenant Governor and politics in The Pas.
Holiday greeting from an insurance office inviting readers to visit for coverage and wishing happy holidays to friends and clients.
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