Do Not Judge Others Seek Mercy Let Love Guide
A devotional urging restraint in condemning others based on Jesus teachings. It calls for humility forgiveness and inviting the Holy Spirit to purify hearts. The piece emphasizes loving kindness as the path to Christlike glory and healing others.
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Jesus Christ
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Geoffrion Buys Share of Motell Motel Le Bocage Partnership
Bernie Geoffrion a former NHL MVP and top scorer announced he became half owner of Le Bocage a motel restaurant just south of Montreal across the St Lawrence River. His partner is Jean Paul Hamelin.
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Child Loses Weight in First Three Days After Birth
Report notes that newborns typically shed weight during the initial 72 hours after birth with gradual regain as feeding stabilizes. Experts caution that modest weight loss is common and usually followed by steady growth in the first week.
Army safety drive pays off for Western command
Army statistics show the first quarter of 1961 had 60 accidents over 3,063,489 miles of military driving, a rate of 19 per 190,000 miles. Manitoba 23, Saskatchewan 58, Alberta 14, British Columbia 3.1, Edmonton units report accident-free records for the period.
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Canadian car market trends show rising Canadian ownership
Ralph Cowan of Chrysler Canada said between 1949 and 1958 Canadians grew more determined to own cars while Americans grew less driven. He noted the gap in new car sales narrowed despite lower incomes and higher prices in Canada, with European cars making a larger impact there.
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Conference of Learned Societies
Ralph Cowan
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Association of Canadian Schools of Commerce and Business Administration
Canada
First English Immigration Wave to America 1607 1640
The initial influx to the United States mainly involved English settlers along the Atlantic seaboard from 1607 to about 1640. This period marks the earliest phase of English colonization and population establishment in the new world.
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Longtime Cunard Catering Chief John McGovern Retires
John McGovern retires June 30 after 41 years with Cunard Line, 13 as catering superintendent in Canada. From Liverpool apprentice to chief steward, he ordered vast supplies for Atlantic crossings and served in war service on Samaria, Aquitania, Ville DOran, and Empire Broadsword.
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Giant earthworm Gertrude arrives in England for study
Gertrude a 514 foot long earthworm travels from New York to London in an ice chilled crate. Zoo staff fail to locate the creature at first as the lid is opened the worm expands to five feet or contracts to two feet and weighs about a pound.
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Marie Latham
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London Zoo
Canadian Industrial Activity In April Fragments Report
Ottawa. Shipments of concrete brick rose to 8 521 742 in April from 7 166 631 a year earlier. Sawn lumber and ties output in British Columbia climbed to 407 710 000 board feet. January to April output rose to 1 833 985 000 board feet. Theatres attendance fell by more than 10 000 000 paid admissions in 1960 to 108 395 117 from 118 633 400 in 1959. Iron ore shipments fell 3 3 percent to 341 335 tons in April, deliveries for January to April dropped 2 5 percent to 1 346 713 tons. End April stocks stood at 4 023 084 tons, up sharply from 2 845 792 a year earlier.
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Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
British Columbia
Benny Goodman Leads Fresh Swing Revival in California
Benny Goodman returns with a big band mixing oldtimers and young musicians in Ana heim California. The debut date drew crowds as dancers jitterbugged to vintage hits like Sing Sing Sing and One O Clock Jump. Goodman, 52, says he will tour with either full or small bands based on demand.
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Benny
Anaheim
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Rio Grande Ranked Third Longest US River
The Rio Grande is the third-longest stream in the United States, with only the Missouri and Mississippi rivers longer. This fact places it among the country’s great watercourses in length and significance.
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