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Newspaper
Rivers Banner
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 18, 2011
Page
5
A religious column compares a folk tale of the burro and the llama to Paul’s message about burdens and loads. It distinguishes personal duties from burdens and argues society should help only to restore self sufficiency after crises, mirroring Jesus’s approach.
A reflections on turning fifty, shared cake and gag gifts, and a tight knit district. The author recalls vivid photos from the decade, horn honks from school buses and farm trucks, neon signs, and community birthday gatherings where seven or eight families joined in.
Rita Friesen writes of a close extended family living as a safe, loving unit. Summers meant outdoor play and games, while winters centered on table games or table tennis in a large home. Even as ages change, the reflection on aging and the shifting meaning of “old” stands out as a quiet meditation.
An invitation notes a lakeside celebration for Addy Oberlin's 50th wedding anniversary with plans to rent bins. The caller mentions preferring nature and pre-event planning as part of the celebration. The message hints at a telephoned invitation to attend.
A reflection on plans not turning out as hoped and accepting God’s will daily. The message notes uncertainty of tomorrow and cites Proverbs 19 21 reminding that many plans exist in a man s heart but the counsel of the Lord will stand. It urges seeking the Lord first in all planning.
An MLA explains that Minnedosa is dissolved and split among Spruce Woods Arthur Virden and Russell Riding Mountain with new boundaries taking effect after writ. He defends continued representation for Russell, denies creating a new constituency, and notes residency and fundraising details while inviting further questions.
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