Grace and Faith How They Shape Christian Life
The article argues that grace precedes good works and that both profession and daily living are essential. It cites Scripture: Romans 10:10 11 Isaiah 64 6 John 1 12 Matthew 7 21 27 and emphasizes being born of the Spirit before living righ teously. Salvation comes by grace through faith and manifests in obedience.
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Jesus Christ
God
Barth
Jesus
the Mount
Heaven
Strictures on Dog Licenses and Tethers
A dog owner argues against compulsory long term tethering under dog license laws. He contends tethered dogs become vicious and questions annual confinement, calling for thoughtful regulations that balance safety with animal freedom.
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the Weekly News
Leader
Sask
CNR Plans Four Million Dollar Hotel Expansion at Halifax
Canadian National Railways reveals a plan to add a 10 storey wing to the Nova Scotian Hotel in Halifax. The 4 million project will double accommodation and include full air conditioning and a new ballroom for 600 dining and 800 meeting guests.
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CNR
Halifax
Canadian National Railways
Atlantic Coast
Alberta approves sign for government inspected motel housing
The Alberta Government Travel Bureau may authorize a sign designating government inspected and approved accommodation for motels. Display is optional and limited to those classified under a uniform star rating system across four western provinces. Signs must meet strict specifications, available from the Alberta Travel Bureau or Mrs. C Colwell.
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Alberta
Travel Bureau
Alberta Travel Bureau
Legislative Building
Edmonton
C. Colwell
Alberta Motor Courts and Resorts Association
High River
Grand Forks Praised for Municipal Health Reforms 1957
West Kootenay Health Unit report by Dr C J G Mackenzie lauds Grand Forks improvements in water sewage garbage and milk services in 1957 The water is satisfactory the new well very satisfactory sewer work reduces epidemic risk garbage disposal seen as adequate but open dump is not best Milk supply excellent with Sunshine Valley Dairy posting a perfect 1957 testing record
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Grand Forks
West Kootenay
Sunshine Valley
the Gazette
B.C
Wonder Topper Printed Pattern 4841
Printed Pattern 4841 for Misses Lisses sizes 12 14 16 18 20 includes easy topper sewing with lightweight fabrics. Directions on pattern parts, 50 cents, print name address store number to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Foronte.
Knit Rug for Bathroom Hall or Bedroom
Simple two needle project by Alice Breekes creating a sectional rug. Easy to knit in sections, suitable for bathrooms halls or bedrooms with quick, practical results.
Gift increases Bible Society funds from Montreal donor
A gift of 5195 from an annuity held by the late R Russell Stroud of Montreal was announced by the British and Foreign Bible Society in Canada. The donor’s life interest donation pays a generous rate during his lifetime and capital goes to the Society’s general funds after death, boosting resources amid worldwide demand.
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R. Russell Stoud
Montreal
British and Foreign Bible Society
Canada
Stroud
The
Bible Society
Grass-roots View on Union Gains from Duncan Leader
The Cowichan Duncan B.C. Leader argues unions should preserve recent gains and nurture grass-roots opinion within their ranks at this time. The piece emphasizes mobilizing grassroots sentiment to sustain progress.
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Cowichan
Duncan B.C
Four Hundred Attend Agro School Here
Almost 400 people attended the three day Agricultural Short Course at Notre Dame Parish Hall North Battleford organized by The Battlefords Agricultural Society and the University of Saskatchewan Extension Department in cooperation with Lloydminster and Wilkie Agricultural Societies and Boards of Trade. The event covered Livestock Day Field Crops Day and a two day ladies course with sessions on law vegetables fabrics sewing and consumer topics.
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Notre Tame
North Batteford
Battlefords Agricultural Society
Extension Department
University of Saskatchewan
Lloydminster’ and
Wilkie Agricultural Societies
Boards of Trade
N. W. Symonds
A. Millar Craig
Agricultural Society
Canadian Hereford Association
Erle Roger
Sask
Department of Agriculture
Thomas Bugg
Bresaylor
Dr. Williams
Livestock Department
William Hayes
Cavalier
R. G. H. Livermore
A. H. Godwin
North Battleford
Jim Sharp
J. L. Bolton
Dominion Forage Lab
Saskatoon
T. W. Beck
Dr. Bolton
Franklin Mohler
Maymount
George Jamieson
Highgate
C. J. Hewitt
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Longstaff
H. A. Osborn
John Allan
Martin Iverson
Margaret Pattillo
Walter G. Clark
J. George Walker
Helene Ducie
University Extension Department
Lorne Paul
Canadian Association of Consumers
Canada Trade Gap Shrinks as 1957 Exports Rise
Canada reports exports valued at 4 482 million and imports at 5 239 million for January to November 1957, indicating a trade deficit with total goods movement. Government data show export growth alongside higher import levels affecting the balance.
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Canada
Bird House Pattern Mail Offer From Vancouver
A church bird house replica of a New England meeting house stands 18 inches high with 10 nest compartments. Pattern 340 includes actual-size cutting guides and costs 40 cents to mail. A Bird House and Feeder Packet of 7 designs, including the above, priced at $1.75. Send orders to Home Workshop Patterns 4433 West Sud Avenue Vancouver BC.
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New England
Department P.P.L
West Sud Avenue
Vancouver
B.C
Courage and faith needed in era of looming war crises
The article reflects on global peril and moral questions from a century old Harper's essay, contrasting fears across France, England, the United States, and Russia. It asks whether science outpaces conscience and whether humanity can choose knowledge with responsibility, urging courage to endure and faith in ultimate good.
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Bertrand Russell
Farper
France
England
British
United States
Russia
Europe
G. A. Mc
Guardians of Health Embrace National Health Week Tribute
During National Health Week February 2 to 8 Canadians honor the medical profession. The Canadian Medical Association, founded in 1867, promotes better health and longer life, educates the public, and supports doctors in remote areas as they strive against disease and advance medical science.
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Canada
Canadian Medical Association
These Changing Times and the CNR Passenger Cuts
The article notes the CNR will drop all passenger service on minor branch lines from Camrose due to changing times. It argues corporations must adjust operations to offer the public a competitive rate while rival motor car and bus services have eroded railway business.
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CNR
Camrose
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