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Newspaper
Rivers Banner
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 03, 2012
Page
5
A sermon recounts Jesus feeding about 20 000 with a boy’s five loaves and two fish, urging modern neighbors to reclaim communal charity. It contrasts past Canadian rural solidarity with today’s reliance on professionals, urging individuals to help those in need and trust God to supply further aid.
Rita Friesen writes a reflective piece likening a dying maple tree to a friend. She recalls tending the tree, promising to plant a new one in memory, and accepts the identity of “the crazy tree lady” with pride. The essay blends grief, gratitude, and nature in a personal tribute.
An elderly resident requests another hymn and staff arrange time for a final song. Residents enjoy listening or singing regardless of pitch, finding comfort and appetite through music. Psalm 98 urges joyful song, praising the Lord with music and celebration.
The Banner relies on advertising revenue to expand pages and deliver more local news. Readers are urged to support the paper by shopping at advertised stores, as eight pages indicate limited ad content. The paper serves Rivers area within ten postal codes and has a 102 year history.
Jessie Bell Rivers notes Manitoba will receive nearly 3.4 billion in federal transfers for 2012 13 up 644 million from the prior Liberal government and asserts record health care funding rising from 19 billion to 27 billion arguing long-term, predictable support with at least 2011 12 levels protected by 201 million in Total Transfer Protection. Vic Toews defends the Liberal government line and calls for responsible use of taxpayers money.
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