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Rivers Banner

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 10, 2011

Page

5

Train Crossing Rules Then and Now

A CBC Ideas segment uncovers an old western Canada regulation for uncontrolled train crossings. It required both trains to stop and wait, a rule unenforceable in practice as rail traffic moved. The piece reflects how laws and policies can be confusing, contradictory, and hard to keep, echoing Jesus day with heavy religious law burdens.

CBC God Jesus

Faithfully Yours and the Ten Commandments Revisited

The article argues that God’s laws are good and beneficial for all humanity but notes humans hinder strict adherence. It calls believers to search scriptures, reexamine the Ten Commandments, and understand God’s intent behind the laws for a righteous society, promising more discussion next week.

God Christ

Pay a personal cost to raise awareness about tragedy

A reflective piece urges openness about mental health and loss from suicide, drunk driving, and mood disorders. It highlights courage in sharing, the stigma of stigma, and the need for education, support groups, and public discussion to normalize difficult experiences.

Birds and seeds feed sparrows and a robin digs for earthworms

After a rain the lawn hosts sparrows feasting on dandelion seeds while a robin pulls a one foot worm from the ground. The scene evokes Matthew 6 26 about God feeding birds and providing for needs.

Neepawa Lily Festival seeks Hamilton Street closure for 2012

Lily Festival committee urges council to allow Hamilton Street to close for the 2012 event. They emphasize economic benefits, local support, and ongoing planning with town workers, businesses, and community groups, noting the festival's world reputation as Neepawa’s cash and cultural driver.

Neepawa & Area Hamilton Street Mountain Hamilton Chamber of Commerce Neepawa Canada United States B & Bs Roxy Theatre the Legion Yellowhead Christian Education Building Viscount Cultural Centre Neepawa and Area Ken Waddell Brent Hunter Joyce Kingdon Audrey Heffell Mary Woonford Phil Nevile Evelyn McConnell Rey Mack

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