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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 09, 1958
Page
3
The text argues that both faith in Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour and daily godly living are essential. Grace precedes obedience, and repentance and belief bring forgiveness and new life. Then true living follows, showing love by keeping God's commandments.
An opinion arguing that dogs lose freedom and become vicious when tethered by a collar and rope under licensing laws. The author notes dogs should have reasonable freedom and questions 12 month confinement by by laws as a solution, reflecting on laws shaped by agitating minorities.
Canadian National Railways outlines a four million dollar plan to add a ten storey extension to the Nova Scotian Hotel in Halifax. The project will double guest rooms, include full air conditioning in public areas, and feature a new ballroom for 600 diners and 1,000 for meetings, with tenders to be called soon.
A sign for motel classification under a western Canada star rating system is authorized by the Alberta Government Travel Bureau. Display is optional, and only motels classified may use it. Sign makers can produce the sign, with orders coordinated through suppliers. Copies of specs are available from Edmonton and Mrs. C. Caldwell in High River. Each Canadian worker has access to three horsepower of hydro electric capacity.
The West Kootenay Health Unit report by Dr. C J G Mackenzie lauds Grand Forks for improvements in water, sewage, garbage, and milk services. Water is satisfy ing, sewage upgraded, and the Sunshine Valley Dairy noted for a perfect testing record. garbage disposal remains a concern with a suggestion to seek better methods.
A gift of 5195 from an annuity held by the late R Russell Stroud of Montreal boosts the British and Foreign Bible Society in Canada funds. The donor’s life interest yields interest during life, with the capital reverting to the Society upon death, aiding its response to global demand.
A Cowichan Duncan B.C. Leader column urges unions to hold gains and cultivate grassroots opinion within their ranks amid current social dynamics.
Easy to sew topper in lightweight corduroy linen or pique with Printed Pattern 4841 for Misses 12 14 etc. Includes printed instructions and price fifty cents. Also pattern 269 for a knitted rug matching seat cover with knitting directions. send two stamps to Household Arts Department 60 Front Street West Toronto.
The Notre Dame Parish Hall hosted a three day Agro Short Course sponsored by The Battlefords Agricultural Society and the University of Saskatchewan Extension Department. Registration reached 400 with 211 men and 113 women. Livestock Day featured talks by A Amiilar Craig and Dr Williams on cattle trends and livestock health. Field Crops Day included talks on rape seed production and weed control. A two day ladies course covered law for women, freezing methods, fabrics, and sewing. Closing sessions planned for Wednesday cover farm machinery and tax topics.
For the first eleven months of 1957 Canada reported exports of goods valued at about 4.482 billion dollars and imports of goods valued at about 5.236 billion dollars.
A replica New England meeting house style bird house stands 18 inches tall with 10 nest compartments. Pattern 340 from Home Workshop Patterns offers jar size culling guides for 40 cents. Send orders to Home Workshop Patterns 4433 West 14th Avenue Vancouver BC for 1.75 dollars.
The Plaindea reports courage and faith are urged to sustain Souris residents through local challenges. Community leaders call for solidarity, volunteerism, and steady support for neighbors facing hardship.
An old Harper’s Magazine editorial cited by G A Mcage from October 10 1847 questions whether scientific progress outpaces moral growth. It asks if humanity can endure looming global turmoil and whether civilization must accept universal governance or exile to peace. Courage and faith are proposed as reasonable responses.
The Sun Swift Current salute to Canada’s medical profession during National Health Week highlights doctors as guardians of the nations health. It praises their lifelong dedication, notes progress in medical science, and expresses hope that diseases like cancer rheumatism and blindness will be conquered in time.
The Canadian notes that CNR is dropping all passenger service on minor branch lines from Camrose Alberta. It argues corporations shift operations to compete and that motor cars and bus services have reduced railway business on short runs.
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