Why Changed The Sabbath Day and Why
A compact notice advertises a pocket pamphlet exploring why Sunday is treated as the Lord’s Day and who shifted the Sabbath. It mentions biblical references and questions about observing Sunday, offering the pamphlet free by mail. The item emphasizes religious inquiry and Catholic-Protestant themes in a local notice tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris
Tiers Lea
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Moses
Sania
God
Palestine
Santay
Snd
Visit to Win vz Father at Hospital and College
A Sunday visit in Win vz by a father accompanying Hak as he recovers at the hospital. Ms. Boychak is expected to join next, following the operation at St. Alphonsus College and hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hak
Winvz
St. Alphonsus College
Ms. Boychak
Birthday Notices and Community Curling Wish List
Pauline and Rose Melnick are noted with Rev. D Cockrill assisting. Congratulations go to Mrs MM Langford on her 94th birthday on January. January birthdays include Mrs H Adams January 10 and Mrs P Patterson January 20. A note mentions residents starting work on a rink to encourage curling with offers of help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nya Bero
Pauline
Rose Melnick
D. Cockrill
A. Johnson
MM. Langford
H. Adams
P. Patterson
Unemp. Insurance For Farm Workers
Unemployment insurance will cover workers in agriculture and horticulture starting April 1, 1967. The benefit aims to aid retention and attraction. board and room valued at 7 dollars weekly each will be provided. Contributions relate to earnings and will be shared equally by farmers and workers. farmers will be contacted by mail, and those using hired help after April 1 must complete a form.
Farmland and Misc Goods for Sale in Manitoba and Saskatchewan
A jumble of classified notices lists items for sale including a Pontiac sedan, wood and coal, and a 1957 Meteor Nis jara sedan with radio. Also advertised are top quality calves, seed wheat deliveries, and farm equipment. Warnings note an estate creditors notice for Beatrice Moss and a public hearing about highway land in Angusville Manitoba with details of land parcels and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phone Davis
Steinbach
Manitoba
Beatrice Louise Moss
Over Cree
Peounty
Clisens
Portage Avenue
Winnipeg
Sania
Beatrice Louie Moss
Padlock Found On Main Street At The Banner Office
A padlock was found on Main Street near The Banner Office. Local workers gathered the item for safekeeping and are seeking any owner who can identify it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Banner Office
Personal Card of Thanks from Prince George
A crowd of thanks from J A Chuchmuch and Family and from Mary Colling expresses gratitude for visits cards flowers and kindness during recent illnesses and bereavements. Messages extend to Dr Lange Dr La Sisters nurses Rev Hyelt Gare and all who helped. The note also thanks the Amfllsville and Russell District communities for their support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lange
Dr. la
The
Sacred Heart Hopital
Jack Flett
Hyelt
Norning
O Milton
Elizabeth
Vivian
Bobby
Alexander
Am Fllsville
Russell District
J. A. Chuchmuch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russell Hardware and Supplies Ltd
Russell
Keating Bros
Manitoba Department of Education
Government of Canada
Supreme Counen Knights Or Columbus
Religious Information Bureau
Toronto
Canada
Shellmouth
Unemp
Laangal
Silverton
Mater
Langenbur
J. J. Schepp
Langerburg
Sask
J. W
Counel
Angusville
Sowaryn
Vera Rodeck
North West
John H. Stefanishyn
Zenova Stefanishyn
Russell ‘Transfer
Brandon
Winnipeges
P. Halwas
Virden Auction Mart
Virden
Men
Grea
Spy Hill
Russell Banner
Spotless Dry Cleaners
W. Burke Garnett
Russell, Man
Smellie & Coppleman A. Ce
Sautors
Man
J. E. N. Wilson
W. W. Wilson
Burch, Findlay
Minnedosa
W. L. Buck
Wally McKenzie
Robtin
Inglis
HE. Archer
Journeyman Electrician
Master Electricians ‘Association of Manitoba Home & Commercial Wiring
Russell Cattle Breeders For
Central Hotel
Harry and Irene Winckless
Russell, Manitoba
Queen’s Hotel
Joe and
Margaret ‘Yakubowski
Pelly Trail
Wilson's Plumbing & Heating Heemend
Roblin
Herb’s Heating & Sheet Metal
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