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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 16, 1960
Page
4
The text argues true faith requires a living partnership with the Holy Spirit through salvation by faith in Jesus Christ. It warns that lacking the Spirit means spiritual death and stresses yielding to God as the path to fruit bearing, love, and real Christian life rooted in Christ.
Canadian National Railways offers victual group coach travel to the 18th annual Sportsmen's Show in Toronto from March 18 to 19. The event will gather exhibits from Canada and the United States with over 50,000 dollars in sports goods including tennis, boats, and gear.
A historic note explains critics once labeled the Scout Movement as military noting the crest is the fleur de lys symbolizing peace and purity. It traces the emblem to medieval navals and how nations superimpose their own symbols to mark unity within the global Scout Brotherhood.
The article outlines Boy Scout Week and explains symbolism on the compass card and fleur-de-lys badge. It notes North marked by a T, the fleur-de-lys directing upward, two side stars symbolizing two opened Wolf Cub eyes, and the three points reflecting the Scout Promise duties to God and King Helpfulness and Obedience. It adds the motto Be Prepared adopted from the South African Constabulary.
The 1958 Canadian data show 12.5 percent of cows, about 600,000, bred via artificial insemination. Newfoundland remains the only province not employing this method.
Pattern 7337 offers ten ideas for varied lamp shade slip covers for all rooms. Includes step by step directions and illustrations. Send thirty five cents to Household Arts Department Toronto to receive the pattern.
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