... “THEY LOOKED TOWARDS EASTER” 5.— THE MAN OF CALVARY A JOURNALIST might have described the Entry into Jerusalem, with some justification, as Jesus’ Greatest Hour. No doubt Judas would have agreed. What possibilities opened up for this frustrated anti-Roman ...

... his spirit within SHETLAND €OU NCIL.OF them every day. They saw his rising again as the “first fruits of them that slept”, and they knew that as he rose from the dead, so they would rise to a new life in him. We live in an age when so much insecurity dominates ...

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... Parliament before this question is finally resolved during the course of the Parliamentary debate which will be resumed after the Easter recess, urging their Member of Parliament to vote for a referendum. Christopher Frere-Smith Chairman, Keep Britain Out Campaign ...

... Youth Employment/Further Education Department of Education Office. Salary on the approved scale, presently £205 (at age 15) rising by annual increments to £375 at age 21 with a maximum of £5OO at age 27, Letters of application should be submitted to the ...

... neighbour-caring life, seeing into the Beyond, yet still in the midst of life living with hardly a thought for to- MOTITOW. Easter tells again of the triumph of Jesus over hatred and evil. His voice will never be stilled. Even today He is calling to you ...

... | will then be £350. - It was reported that the Rev. J. M. Stewart would take up duty as teacher-missionary at Skerries at Easter; his salary as part-time missionary will be £l6O. . Presbytery agreed to press the 'Home Board for a decision on their request ...

... Whalsay last week (Photo by courtesy of John Anderson, Whalsay). THE ROOT OF THE MATTER Psalm One Hundred and Eighteen has an Easter significance, “The stone which the builders refused is become the head of the corner. It is the Lord’s doing; it is marvelloug ...

... accelerated the rise in prices which was already formidable. Some increase in pensions and wages was essential—the danger now wag that when it came it would be, like the increased salaries for teachers, inadequate, Only way to contro] ever-rising prices was ...

... the community at large, many problems will have to be faced. Some of the most acute, already experienced in areas such as Easter Ross, are based on the sudden influx of a population unaccustomed to conditions in isolated areas, resulting in severe ps ...

... not approach South Voe. This opinion has been given to me by a man with direct experience in such matters. During a South-Easter. such as l at least five of which occurred in 1946-47 and 1947-48, will the boats lic in peace tied inside a_breakwater and ...

... January, Mrs J. Gray is to resign from Lerwick Central Schoo] gs from the Easter vacation, An infant teacher will be required for one term tc take infant pupilg enrolling at Easter, and Miss C. Angus has heen asked to undertake this work, When it was intimated ...