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The Sylvan Lake News 1942-01-07 - 1944-12-20
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1944-12-20
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| WORLD HAPPENINGS | | BRIEFLY TOLD | Y i heater tatr diy 1851 brought 44 out $650) at suction It can be losed now that a craft whieh dropped Jeeps and six pounds in Normandy or were Halifaxes John Hardt who pleaded ¢ counterfeiting t how to make the false coins in @ book written by an ex-Sectland ¥ man A fund has been launched to re store the relent Church of St Julian, Norwich, Norfolk, destroyed hy enemy action two years ago. Mother Julian, a great glish mys tic, lived 40. years 1 cell in this church Canada’s external trade, excliding $478.500,000 in $425 795,000 gold, was valued at SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON DECEMBER. 24 THE GROUND OF UNIVERSAL JOY Golde ng Ding you good tidings of gr¢ whieh shal he to all the people. Luke 2:10 Lesson: Luke 28-12) Hebrews 4 14: T John t:t-4 Devotions! Reading: Isaiah 55:1-13 8-12 Cw: Luk¢ cree of should elty Nazar iat ta tethlehem, the city of D: was t ome Of ir ancestor, There Jesus was bor and laid in ger, for wa no room in the inn. lam grateful that he was born a little child and grew into man hood, that he gathered experiences as we do, and gained knowledge sharing our our hu- pains” life by living man (Richa Bveryone of the shepherds and the angels joys a Re knows the beautiful story and the tidings of great joy that “there is born to_y is day in the city of David a Saviour, who is Christ’ the Lord." Jesus as Son of God Supersedes All Earlier Revelations, Hebrews 1:1-4 The object of the Bpistle to the He- brews 1s thus given in the One Volume Commentary: “The Christiar addressed are evidently in danger of falling away from their faith and apcstatising altogether. The Hebrews are discouraged to almost the ‘extent of despair, becatise they do not see y the gospel can offer them any- like compensation for what haye lost in being cast out of the gogue on account of their con- n of the Nazarene. ‘This is the condition that the Epistle has to face The method of mecting it is to boldly challenge the yaunted, venerable Judaism in its very citadel, the Leviti- cal law. The author substitutes a comparison between Christianity and Judaism, or rather between Christ and the chief personages of Judaism for with 1 ‘Christianity Chris in order to show that Christ ts their superlor in thelr very poltits of excellency and that the gospel gives Christians the very things that the Law pro: to” give, but much more effectually. m 11-7 the two methods of revelation are contrasted, Judaism vested on the Old Testament as its authority; Christlanity on the revelation In Christ lier elation was fragmentary, and limited by the Mmited human nature of the prophets through whem it bame; the Inter revelation is a unity oming through that One Person whom Senship to God has heen ful- filled, and who therefore most quately representa the divine nature REAL LIFESAVERS Rirds and monkeys save the lives of soldiers lost in the jungles. By watch: hat these creatures eat men lear at berries and fruits are good to eat and which are 2599 poisonous, THY NI WS, SYLVAN LAK Inspects Propulsion Unit Of V-2 veket by rt Some observers describe the i wombs of Orillia that 1 Ont ded 8 that drive the roc! Britain has seer et are is peeking somewhere rocket bomb as & complete inside th in the south located tn this p mbling a light pos' res ' »pulst » ALBER a m unit of of England re rt of th pro. Would Suit Majority Clamp Down Practically Everyone Likes To Have Germany Will Not Able ‘To Room Of Their Own Experiment On Weapons After Nobody pat a home with The War of every citize Prime Minister Churehill informed y ist of things which we want|the House of Commons that the Allies for the postwar world Probably were malting plans to see that Ger- there are many people who do not) many could not carry out any secret ike privacy and quiet, and who would’ experiments to Jop long-range not tise such a room if they had veapona after the war ul we think thut a majority would! “We have a lot of regular people be glad of a place where they could) on the job and so have our Ameri-| be private and apart. quiet and o an and Allied friends,” he told a| tomplative © more Intense modern | member who raised the question life becomes. the greater becomes the) Mr Churvhill said he could not i necessity a room of one's own, | elose America ud British cas not as vory tower, but as a place| ties i the war against Japan at the where sanity and balance may be present tune as this information ved. Peterh aminer. weuld help the enemy. The University of Paris was the| The first crossing of the English model for Oxford and Cambridge. channel by air was made in 1909. x-x OUR CROSSWORD PUZZLE x-x No. 4914 2 73 4 |s [6 7 78 |> jo Ju 12 13 14 5 16 7 ] 18 19 20 21 2 23 [2 [25 [26 27 GZ 28 29 30 «32 33 34 35 | 36 7 38 39 ” 41 Wi 42 8 44 «(45 4% |47 ZG 8 49 [50 [st 52 53 54 - 55 56 37 38 9 HORIZONTAL 39 To hurr | VERTICAL {11 Untt i Vehicle 40 Brings forth a ecra ee 42 Obscurity Turkish oficer 46 Burning 7Colloguial: | 48 Killed large am- | 49 Having the phibiou first clatm mammal 63 Slender 12 Japane: finial rice paste | 54 Devoured 13 French 56 Girl's name articte 56 Iniguity 14 Pertaining | 57 To accumu- to Arius late 2b A kind of | 88 Lair foam 69 To sink 16 Offensive een impertinence| Answer to 18 Homan highway 8 To ati Equality 20 To may 21 Native Ball, Noted Ital. jan fam Card ga: n ot Poseidon Pertaint to the M Fexclam of joy Arabian shrub ily me ng Miise ton 1 Large hum- |17M min 2 Character in| 19 vir; Ae nan Type 26 Se To mace pea 8 To 10 Moc gil's eneld"* 22 co ustcal drama. Outbreak Cranny 24 Lacking urAge 5 Japanese ne pagoda aid 29 Healthy cal Goddess of ten {3 asin Do: a wi 41 St | 43 01 ba’ br an 82 Tr: a eagle English thedral city. 31 Article 32 Kiwi Lowest int 35 Residents of convent 38 Covered th a black sticky sub- stance rongboxea id English fife 44 Reddish ‘own 45 To sway 47 Marshea 49 Edlble seed 50 Buiting imal 51 Greek ietter ibe of Israel TA Miniature Radios Show Keen Interest Used In Holland For bis Po Pex In Scotland A Many Allied Broadeasts ations About Canndn ! ‘ rh i f ' ' naked Hel \ t t ! wh froached British tank A Pe ik, CN Victor tr bow hy elt i Where in Holland. The man, 1 tly at xhibit ne Car had beer ratory works War Effort t 1 tr radio factory, asked a correspondent F Z inction with at ny would “like to listen to the Al Nations’ War Exhibit gt ' He then held out s pocket | Polybank nt t L s watch that immediately began to tl ly C.WA.C. representative at vibrate with the confident tones of the exhibiti Although sor the a BBC announcer, It was attached questions put to her hy curious Scot to a three-tube radio set packed into left her completely small German-issued field dressing Polybank found that the Scottish box with a Red © the lid. ‘The! people displayed a keen interest in power came either from a battery or Canada, her living conditions, Imm! & hand-worked dynamo~—also pocket-| gration and the work being done by sized. The set was one of many tHat| the Canadian army girs. had been built as experiments.— = | Brandon Sur SOON WEAR OUT —— For every 100 combat rifles that go ‘The most important mineral sub-| overseas, 80 will have to be replaced stances required in food are the within a year. For every hundred f iron, iodine, phosphorus, calcium | machine guns, the ratio fs 85 annual (lime), manganese, potash, and soda. | replacements By William Ferguson WORLD THIS CURIOUS MOUNTAIN GOAT PARENTS NER CLIFFS; IN ORDER TO TEACH THEM THE ART OF MAKING SAFE LANDINGS. IF YOU RAVE AN “o0Dy LET US QUOTE IT7 2 COPR, 1941 BY NEA SERVICE, NC. ae ON WAC THE Is $60 Neca yea nse ayes NN Fe RE ES, {AES eer (ReReSr es CRSERS: | ON MAY 8, 192& HAD A g TWO-MILLION-DOLLAR AERIAL BOMBING a FROM FLALLS LIFE’S LIKE THAT ATHE COLONEL) if F12-43 2 Nereis “It doesn’t have to be smart. . . Zz SDL SY Cunard ty Cotetaitng Roon Paar I'M put the brains in it myself.” REG'LAR FELLERS—Just / WHILE TH" WAR 18 ON, uM SICK OF ANGIN’ AROUNG 1 GONNA JQIN TH ARMY! SP) 1h, TLL JOIN UF 100) UUKE TH’ Guy's “1 WE GE TS. L BACK 50 SOON, PINHEADT GIMATTER—-WOULON'T THEY TAKE YA? BY GENE BYRNES THEY AST ME IF [HAD ANY DEPENDENTE-— AN WHEN | MENTIONED my Mom AN’ POR, THEY }
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Image 1409 (1944-12-20), from microfilm reel 1409, (CU11125624). Courtesy of Early Alberta Newspapers Collection, Libraries and Cultural Resources Digital Collections, University of Calgary.