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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 23, 1964
Page
2
A Manitoba town proclaims holiday wishes and reflects on a year of progress. Duff Roblin lauds school expansions, new auditorium, street improvements, and lower electric rates while urging unity and support for less fortunate people at home and abroad.
The bishop invokes Christmas joy and the birth of Christ as the Savior, urging faith and the sharing of this holy feast. He cites Luke and John to stress divine promises, the light of faith, and the peace meant for the world, wishing all a merry and blessed Christmas.
Mayor Trager thanks citizens for advice and support to the council and town officials. The message notes appreciation for the past year and the collective effort of employees enabling the council to serve more efficiently.
Bud Simpson recalls shocking incidents of 1984 at home and abroad. He urges Canadians to pause during Christmas and seek peace on earth and goodwill toward men amid references to Stanleyville and Vietnam.
Text recounts the angelic revelation to Mary of Jesus birth, Elizabeth’s pregnancy, and the prophecy of God’s mercy. Zacharias names the child and praises God as neighbors marvel, all set in Judaea with prophetic ties to Abrahamic lineage.
A biblical excerpt recounts the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem with Mary and Joseph, the proclamation of salvation, and the angelic announcement to shepherds. The text notes Augustus and a tax decree, the journey to Bethlehem, the manger scene, and the shepherds’ reaction and testimony.
Fragment of a religious reflection notes shepherds in Luke 2 20 praising God after witnessing the manger scene. The Pas Ministerial Association text references shepherds as hardy field men and hints at a continuation on page 3.
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