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Newspaper
Rivers Banner
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 02, 2011
Page
5
A lesson on education values and application from the Magi in Matthew two. Their response to revelation shows knowledge must govern actions. They found the Christ-child by obedience and warning dreams, then avoided Herod and fled to Egypt, illustrating living by what is known.
An elderly couple announces a spring auction of their home and vehicle collection, selling the property and belongings after 14 years in the house. They reflect on renovations, insulation, vinyl siding, a finished basement den, a new half bath, windows, and growing Lego sets as part of their final chapter.
Rita Friesen writes about installing a heated pad under the dining room area rug and considering underfloor heat for hardwoods. She notes pets and family enjoy the warmth, debates over space and future rooms, and mentions a June 9 reserve id and local sourcing for upgrades.
A personal reflection by Addy Obe describes adjusting after her husband left for the farm. She enjoys being her own boss and at home, pursuing hobbies, yet sometimes needs more rest. She notes lunchtime approaches in ten minutes and muses on life’s simplicity.
The text urges slowing down to listen to the Bible and reflect on God’s Word. It compares busy activity with Mary’s choice to sit at Jesus’ feet and listen. It suggests now is the time to focus on what God wants to tell us through Scripture.
Ruth Pryzner Alexander from Manitoba explains BU faculty actions amid a strike at BU, arguing administrators pressured by consultants and a hostile lawyer sought to undermine BUFA. She asserts faculty defended student learning, contends money was not the main issue, highlights negotiation dynamics, and draws parallels to broader democratic challenges.
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