Jesus Calls All to the Hospitable Home of Faith
The text presents Jesus as agape love that seeks the lost and unites many into one. It cites the prodigal son parable and Jesus saying I am the way. The great house on the hill symbolizes a welcoming, enduring community for all the human family. It invites readers to knock and be welcomed home.
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Disclosure of Interest Law for Retail Credit Goes Into Effect
Public notice explains the new law on disclosure of interest and finance charges in retail sales effective January 1, 1968. It requires every instalment seller to provide a clear written statement detailing information required by Title 9 M.R.S.A. 3852 or 3854. Copies of the law and regulations may be obtained by contacting:
College Faculty Members Plan Canadian Trip
Four St. Francis College history faculty will attend the 82nd annual American Historical Association meeting in Toronto December 28 to 30. The trip is supported by a federal grant and HEA Title III matching funds. Attending are Dr. Jacques Downs, George Harpoothan, Robert J. Plowman, and J. Frederick Warner. The event features group meetings, exhibits, and more than 70 sessions at the Royal York Hotel.
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Toronto
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Benedict Fink
O.F.M
St. Francis College
Dean Fink
Biddeford College
Jacques Downs
George Harpoothan
Robert J. Plowman
Hisory
J. Frederick Warner
Royal York Hotel
Association
New England Ski Areas Weather Impacting Openings
Warm spell disrupts ski schedules across New England though higher elevations still offer skiing. Snowmaking at colder nights helps some areas. Boston University runs a Christmas ski camp in Peterborough New Hampshire. Mt Rowe Gilford plans upgrades including chair lift and ice rink.
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Jeffersonville
John Clough
Hanover
Sugarloaf Mountains
Maine
Mt. Rowe
Gilford
William St. Laurent
Thunder Mountain
Charlemont
Mass
Daniel Denis
Montreal
Otis Ridge
Otis
Jim Ryan
Big Bromley
Vermont
Shipyard Workers Get Pay Raises
In Boston AP report the Navy Department announced pay raises for some Navy employees in the Portsmouth New Hampshire area. The new wage schedule starts with the next pay period after last Thursday and covers skilled trades and mechanics with increases from 9 to 31 cents per hour. Laborers and helpers see smaller or no increases. electricians machinists pipe fitters and toolmakers gain 28 to 31 cents an hour.
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Crewel Christmas trends hit Kansas City with yarn and needlework motifs
AP reports Hallmark Cards art director says crewel designs will dominate this Christmas. Simulated knitting and crocheting patterns appear on cards and gift wrap, with real yarn lengths sold as gift tie options.
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Hallmark Cards
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Soldier Reunites with Orphans After Vietnam Service
In 1963 Earl Enoch left Lyman School and later joined the Army in Vietnam. After a court martial was avoided, he served at An Khe and requested necessities for orphans. He and the Roxbury youth group kept up correspondence with Chaplain Brown, who organized 37 boxes of clothing and supplies for the children. The tale highlights a journey from reform school to wartime service and charitable outreach.
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Santa Claus Brings Cheer to Orphans in Vietnam
A 22 year old Army private named Enoch visited An Khe with a Santa display for orphans, described by Lyman School for Boys chapel Rev Brown as having a lengthy juvenile record. He began at age 12 due to gang involvement in Roxbury and later joined the school.
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An Khe
Worcester Gazette
Associated Press
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Westboro
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Lyman School For Boys
Enoch
Frederick R. Brown
Westboro School
Roxbury
Boston
Roswell Masons Give Long Underwear From Will Stipulation
Roswell Masons distributed 30 pairs of long underwear at 10 dollars each this year under the will of Gus Winter who died nine years ago and left 105000 dollars with a trust that requires buying warm underwear for cold needy elderly men at Christmas.
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Roswell, N.M
Masonic Temple
Roswell
Gus Winter
Robber Strobes Teller at DC Bank With Silent Christmas Line
Washington AP reports Mir eilli Costa, 24, says a gunman approached her at American Security and Trust Co. and politely demanded cash from the teller’s compartment. After taking about $2,500 in hundreds fifties and tens he fled, smiling and saying softly Merry Christmas.
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Mireilli Costa
American Security and Trust Co
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