End Times Hope in God’s Grace from Pastor’s Desk
Reverend Ken Graham reflects on rising crime and evil as potentially signaling end times. He urges turning to God through Jesus Christ for forgiveness, healing, and deliverance, citing John 3 16 and the promise of grace. He emphasizes God’s presence amid darkness and invites readers to seek mercy and strength.
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Ken Graham Rivers
Earth
Jesus Christ
Cardale bonspiel results and event winners listed
Second event winners include Alex Gerrard Janice Heapy Dale Brown and Don Paddock with Jivy Heapy Jim Fortune Tara McTavish as runners up. Other event winners are Jim Brown Jim Kuculym Dianne Brown and Diane Kuculym with Kirk Beegman Darren Armstrong and Murray lending positions. Oldest rink Rod Underhill youngest Tara McTavish largest end Darren Armstrong.
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Alex Gerrard
Janice Heapy
Dale Brown
Don Paddock
Jivy Heapy
Jim:Fortune
Tara McTavish
Jim Brown
Jim
Kuculym
Dianne Brown
Diane” Kuculym
Kirk Beegman
Darren Armstrong
Murray
Rod Underhill
Rapid City council notes include appointments and finances
Mayor Harvey Wright serves as citizen representative on the Daly Saskatchewan recreation commission with Coun. Patricia Johnson as alternate. Val Irving named 911 and EMO coordinator. Laverne Sworyk and Norma Christie appointed to Minnedosa and District Health Foundation board. Tax arrears sale set for June 18 at 2 pm. Finances show half of Minnedosa Vet Services levy paid, memberships renewed, and a $2000 sponsor ship for Queen's Cowboys with Rapid City as location. General accounts 9057.09 and utilities 25376.52 approved.
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Rapid City
Harvey Wright
Daly-Saskatchewan Recreation Commission
Coun
Patricia Johnson
Val Irving
911
EMO
RM of
Saskatchewan
Laverne Sworyk
Norma Christie
Minnedosa and District Health Foundation Board
Minnedosa Vet Services
Manitoba
Manitoba Association of Fire Chiefs
Brandon
Queen’s Cowboys
Man
History of Easter Seals and Manitoba SMD origins
Traces the 1946 beginnings with the Cerebral Palsy Parents Council and Winnipeg Kinsmen Club guiding creation of the Society for Crippled Children of Manitoba in 1950 and its 1985 renaming to SMD. Describes programs for cerebral palsy, spina bifida, muscular dystrophy, hearing loss and more, plus services from wheelchairs to therapies and life skills. The SMD preschool joined project ACTT in 1992 and a computer lending library was started. funding comes from government United Way and Easter Seals, with the campaign active across Canada as it nears 75 years.
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Society For Manitobans With Disabilities
SMD
Cerebral Palsy Parents’ Council
Winnipeg Children’s Hospital
Winnipeg
Society For Crippled Children of Manitoba
United Way
Canada
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Ron Citulsky
Rivers Legion
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