Galilee oil prospects and historic sites outlined in report
The report describes Galilee as a potential oil region with a 25 mile distance to Haifa refineries hampered by Iraq pipeline interruptions. It highlights Mount Jermag, Mount Tabor, Lake Hula, Sea of Galilee, and Tiberias, noting fruitful agriculture, settlements, fishing, and a tourism boom. Archaeological finds at Hazor are also mentioned alongside historic Jewish and biblical connections.
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Galilee
Mount Tabor
Israel
Mediterranean
Haifa
Iraq
Jemm
Natonal Geographic Society
Ant
Upper Galilee
Jermag
Tabor
Lower Galilee
Esdraclon
Aryl
Hula
Lake
Tiberias
Sea of Galilee
Lake Hula
Jesus
Herod Antipas
Jerusalem
Capernaum
Safad
Nazareth
Napoleon
Hazor
B.C
Western Asia
Egypt
Both faith and daily living essential for salvation
The text argues that both profession of faith in Jesus Christ and living a godly daily life are vital. Grace precedes expression, with repentance and belief leading to forgiveness and divine power, followed by a life that reflects that grace and obedience to God's commandments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Kingdom of
Heaven
Strictly for the Dogs Leader Letter on Dog Tethering
A Saskatoon weekly leader argues dog licensing and year round tethering trap dogs on ropes. It notes dogs bred for freedom become vicious when confined, calling for reasonable laws without 12 month confinement, urging humane treatment and balanced regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Weekly News, Leader
Sask
CNR Plans Four Million Hotel Expansion in Halifax
Canadian National Railways unveils a plan to add a 10 storey wing to the Nova Scotian Hotel in Halifax. The $4,000,000 project will double accommodations, install full air conditioning, and include a new ballroom for 600 dining and 800 meetings, with tenders to be invited soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Canadian National Railways
Atlantic Coast
Grass-Roots View on Unions Holding Gains
A grass roots perspective urges unions to retain current gains and acknowledge widespread public sentiment, arguing that sustained momentum depends on maintaining support from ordinary members and the broader community.
Mohammedans Recite Chief Sprayer Ave Times Daily
A brief notice notes that Mohammedans observe daily prayers at five times a day led by their chief sprayer, reflecting local religious practice and customary routines within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Alberta approves optional government motel sign system
Motel operators may display a government inspected sign if their establishment is classified under a uniform western star rating system. Signs are non compulsory and must meet exact specifications. Spec sheets available from the Alberta Travel Bureau or Mrs. C Colwell. Canada’s harnessed hydro capacity is cited as three horsepower per worker.
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Alberta
Travel Bureau
Alberta Travel Bureau
Legislative Building
Edmonton
C. Colwell
Alberta Motor Courts and Resorts Association
High River
Canada
Grand Forks Praised for Municipal Health Efforts in 1957
West Kootenay Health Unit report by Dr C J G Mackenzie commends Grand Forks for improvements in water sewage garbage and milk services in 1957. Water noted as satisfactory with a new well praised. Sewage system credited with reducing epidemic risk. Garbage disposal deemed satisfactory but open dump discouraged. Milk supply rated best in the region with Sunshine Valley Dairy achieving a perfect test record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
West Kootenay
C. J G. Mackenzie
Sunshine Valley
the Gazette
B.C
Farmers protest Hutterite expansion near Calgary area
A protest campaign forms against the Hutterite colony near the Red Deer River after claims it has grown beyond the approved size. The dispute echoes earlier objections from Huxley ratepayers and Wardlow residents, who halted a ranch sale near a colony under the Communal Properties Act.
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Here
Hutterite Brothers of
Rockford
Huxley
Red Deer River
Calgary
Wardlow
The
Times
Delburne
Alberta
Canadian tax burden to reach 500 per capita in 1958
The article notes that tax payments by all levels of government in Canada are projected to average about $500 per person in 1958, highlighting a rising fiscal load on Canadians and government spending trends across provinces and municipalities.
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Canada
Agricultural Short Course Draws Nearly Four Hundred In Battlefords
Almost 400 people attended a three day Agricultural Short Course at Notre Dame Parish Hall North Battleford under The Battlefords Agricultural Society and University of Saskatchewan extension in cooperation with Lloydminster and Wilkie agricultural societies and Boards of Trade. On day one 324 registered with 211 for men and 113 for ladies. Livestock Day featured A Millar Craig and Dr Williams among speakers. Field Crops Day followed with talks on rape seed production and weed control. A two day ladies course ran with sessions on law legislation garments and food preservation. Officials welcomed attendees at lunch. Wednesday planned discussions on farm machinery and tax issues. The News-Optimist North Battleford Saskatchewan.
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Notre Dame Parish
North Battleford
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
Jim Sharp
J.L. Bolton
Dominion Forage Lab
Saskatoon
T. W. Beck
Dr. Bolton
Franklin Mohler
Maymount
George Jamieson
Highgate
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
Merchandising Dept Store Sales Rise in March Week Two
Merchandising department store sales rose in the second week of March while January wholesale sales fell about 3 percent from the previous year. Nine of seventeen trades showed gains, but declines in other trades outweighed the increases.
New England style church bird house for martins
A replica meeting house church bird house stands 18 inches tall with 10 nest compartments. Pattern 340 offers actual size cutting guides mailed for 40c. A Bird House and Feeder Packet of 7 designs, including the above, costs $1.75. Send orders to Home Workshop PP Dept 4433 West Sth Avenue Vancouver BC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Home Workshop
West Sth Avenue
Vancouver
B.C
End of the century risk prompts grim questions on science
An old Harper's Magazine editorial is recalled to frame fears about weapons and the fate of humanity. It ponders if discovery outruns moral progress, asks who controls power, and concludes courage and faith may be the only sensible response, as humanity faces a critical era.
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Bertrand Russell
Harper's Magazine
France
England
British
United States
Russia
Europe
G. A. Mc
Guardians of health mark National Health Week
During National Health Week February 2 to 8 Canadians honor the medical profession. The Canadian Medical Association, founded in 1867, highlights doctors as guardians of health, pledging to maintain high care and educate the public while anticipating future cures for cancer arthritis blindness and other diseases.
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Canada
Canadian Medical Association
These changing times and railway service cuts
The Canadian notice from Camrose reports the CNR dropping all passenger service on minor branch lines from Camrose. It notes corporations trimming operations for public competition as motor cars and bus services erode railway business.
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CNR
Camrose
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Ealolay
Ae Sk A
Iss Walker
SuNehatte Toate
By Aliie Brookes
Iba Oe Arte Department
Corre PP
Bird House
Souris
Manitoba
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