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Newspaper
Rivers Banner
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 30, 2010
Page
5
A family recalls a porch stack fire started with diesel and a match, quickly burning to nothing as a father warns Neil to be careful with matches. The piece notes dry conditions and winds fueling grass fires across the province and cites a Winnipeg report of firefighters diverted to a stubborn blaze.
The piece argues that small sins can grow into uncontrollable habits harming individuals and society. It cites shifting public standards and political reactions as evidence that society tolerates evil. It urges turning to spiritual guidance from Isaiah 55 7 for mercy and pardon.
A personal reflection on becoming deeply attached to a rescue dog Hoover. The author recalls late nights caring for him after illness and surgery, including a cone, ice packs, and a summer haircut. The piece ends with a confession of being besotted beyond expectations.
The text describes a daughter traveling to Mexico on a mission, a foot injury with a cast, and a neck issue. It notes time for healing, rest, and slowing down. It then shifts to religious exhortations about resting in Jesus, Bible treasures, and a Psalm quote about delighting in the Lord and trusting Him for desires.
Readers protest the NDP plan to force Manitoba Hydro to run Bipole III along the west side of the province. Letters cite higher costs, warning of a $1.75 billion excess versus the east route, and urge fiscal restraint and local gains like hospitals and schools.
Keystone Agricultural Producers calls Manitoba farmers to plan safety during busy seeding period. Fatigue miscommunication and shortcuts raise injuries. motorists urged to slow for slow moving tractors and display safety signs. KAP represents 7000 farm families and 22 commodity groups statewide.
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