Christmas Message Narrative From Luke Chapter Two
A transcription of Luke 2 1 11 recounts Caesar Augustus decree taxing the world Joseph and Mary travel to Bethlehem for the census and the nativity message. The angels proclaim good news to shepherds who witness the divine birth and herald peace on earth and goodwill toward men.
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Caesar Augustus
Cyrenius
Syria
Joseph
Galilee
Nazareth
Judaea
David
Bethlehem
Mary
Goa
Western Canada Concept gains push after CF-18 setback
In Winnipeg 300 supporters hear Doug Christie founder of the Western Canada Concept. Christie argues for Western Canada to form a new nation as Ottawa parties court Quebec amid separatist fears. He ranks economics over language and culture and warns of a revised western role in confederation.
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Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Politcal Partes
Cristie
Christie
Confederation ‘of Regions
Western Canada
Ted Byfield
Christmas meaning and donor care shared in letter
A reader reflects on what Christmas means to diverse people including Sunday School performers and families reliant on a breadwinner. The note highlights fundraising for sight restoration, the joy of sending donor cards, and the impact of helping a child regain sight as a blessing.
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Kay Racicot
Summerland
Manitoba Voice Rejects Confederation Breakaway Threats
Peter Warren discusses Western Canadian concerns over Ottawa policies and Quebec, warning against seismic shifts like Confederation or Western movements. He cites CF-A8, CF-18, and regional parties, urging Manitobans to stay united, remain Canadian, and watch for 1987 opportunities.
Prairie hustle feeds a local food dream
A Meyronne Hotel story shows small-town initiative fueling a regional food trend. Local residents pooled savings to reopen, offering spicy wings and free staples, boosting five-year sales to 36 000 pounds as nearby towns embrace takeout orders and new jobs emerge in prairie small business.
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Toronto
CBC
Ely
May
Meyronne
Ontario
Assiniboia Times
Federal
Meyonne
Meyonnes Bank
Frm
Lac du Bonnet
Ron Foil
Beausejour
Pioneer District Notes and Local Elections Through the Years
A compressed survey traces property sales, notable deaths, and town events from multiple years. It notes a Brandon corner lot selling for 2800 after four years at 4000, Peter Wallace’s death on December 7, 1906, and 1916 town nominations by acclamation with W W Wilson mayor and councilors. Also mentions Mrs. John Hammond’s death, Ford agents trip to Ontario, a fire in a Canadian National box car workshop, Christmas visitors, hydro line into Dropmore, rural directory growth, and horticulturist Frank Skinner being inducted into the Canadian Agriculture Hall of Fame in Toronto.
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Brandon
Peter Wallace
W.W.W. Wilson
Warrington
C.W. Thom
AB. Callin
Dropmore
Manitoba Telephone
Frank Skinner
Canadian Agriculture Hall
Exhibition Place
Toronto
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Christine Lory
Aie Ruggell Belper
Russell Doe
Sucn
Tories
Mulroney
Turner
WCC
Cor
Talso
Peter Warren
Sweer
Manitoba
Howard Pawley
Cjob Radio
New Democratic Party
Ottawa
Manstooa
Jol
Weinger
Confederation
Manitoba-ag
Wo International Ball Park
God In Heaven
Churchill Forest Products
CFI
Aircraft Factory
Schreyer Chinese Food ‘den
University-Fheworth
Churchill
MTX
Wall
U.K
Christus
Berlin Wall
By Fred Me
Frank Clement
Binscarth
Manitoba Ford
Ford
Mir
J. Attwood
M. _attwood
Californi
Russell
Canadian National Railway
Ethel Hembroff
Beulah
Bernice Currie
Verna McIntosh
Jean McIntyre
Isabel Smellie
Jack Hyde
Mitchell McIntyre
Glen McDougald
Winnipeg
Bob Thom
Cornell Motors
Edward Zimmer
Stewart Farm
Stewart
Andrew
Angusvl
Joe Chuchmuch
Prince George
B.C
Maryon
Sivak
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