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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 23, 1964
Page
61
President Duff Roblin and local officials offer warm Christmas wishes to residents of The Pas and Northern Manitoba. They praise progress, pledge continued rate reductions, and urge unity to build a strong democracy and prosperous future for 1965. Jack and Hope Carroll also extend holiday greetings and gratitude to The Pas Herald.
A Canadian message from 1964 reflects on inequities faced by indigenous peoples in Canada and elsewhere. It urges yearly effort in 1965 to aid downtrodden both abroad and at home, calling for national unity and a focus on peace amid global conflicts.
Bishop Dumouchel offers a Christmas message focusing on the birth of Christ and the joy, salvation, and peace it brings. He cites liturgical texts and scripture from Luke and John, urging believers to share in divine joy, become sons of God, and let God’s glory and peace dwell in hearts and the world.
Mayor Harry Trager offers best wishes for Christmas and New Year and thanks citizens, council members, town officials and employees for their advice, assistance and encouragement over the past year, noting their contribution to more efficient service.
The passage recounts the annunciation to Mary by the angel of the birth of Jesus, the Virgin birth, and Elizabeth's visit. It notes the Holy Spirit's role, Mary's acceptance, and Elizabeth's blessing, with praise for God's deeds and the miraculous conception.
The Pas Ministerial Association reports shepherds returning from their manger pilgrimage praising God for what they heard and saw, as Luke 2 20 records. The continued page 3 note suggests ongoing coverage of the shepherds’ experiences and reflections.
Readable fragments describe a census decree prompting people to travel to their ancestral cities for registration. The piece mentions Joseph and Mary making the journey, with emphasis on the taxing order and the setting of Bethlehem. The text preserves a historical flavor and religious context.
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