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Newspaper
Rivers Banner
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 23, 2011
Page
5
A Christmas reflection recounts a seminar for top insurance agents, Charl ie Jones remembering a line about tombstones and demonstrates how myrrh reminded Jesus of his mission. The piece urges personal faith and a Christmas invitation to Jesus.
Rita Friesen reflects on Christmas memories shaped by family rather than gifts. She recalls blended families, summer celebrations, games like Dr. Mario, late-night laughter, and the sense of belonging built through shared meals, traditions, and milestones across generations.
A mother explains to her daughter that Christmas celebrates doing nice things for others. The girl asks if they only share kindness at Christmas, and the scene notes the home ready for family and friends with presents.
The message reflects on Jesus Christ’s birth in Bethlehem as the Savior who bears humanity’s sins. It emphasizes reconciliation with God the Father and calls for acts of kindness to please Jesus, not only at Christmas but year round.
A letter criticizes the CWB for silence amid a market fight over returns and monopoly power. The writer urges adaptation and quicker passage of C18 to emerge as the premier marketing option and urges farmers to consider alternatives to maximize profits.
The Manitoba campaign raised doubts over fiscal figures as Conservatives accused the NDP of mismanaging the deficit and delaying costs to boost credibility. The NDP cited a 438 million deficit per a Finance report, while business groups questioned whether flood costs were hidden and urged an inquiry into potential misdirection. The Manitoba Chambers of Commerce urged voters to assess credibility and balance budget promises by 2014.
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