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Newspaper
Rivers Banner
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 2012
Page
5
A column argues three relationship types take-take, give-take, and give-give. It urges shifting from What’s in it for me to What can I give, highlighting Jesus Christ as the ultimate example. It cites impacts on families, work, friendships, and society if patterns of giving and support grow.
A group of women visits Rocha Prairie Field Station in the Pembina Valley. They hike oak stands, spot a rare orchid, identify poison ivy, and admire a homemade outdoor pizza oven. The site supports a raptor count each spring and hosts bed and breakfast with recyclable dishes and rain barrel sales.
A Canadian family operation based in Carman specializes in rare heirloom vegetables flowers and herbs. Jessy Friesen and Tanya Stefanec with Iris Stefanec run the seed business offering Deseronto Potato Bean Black Russian Broad Bean NePlus Ultra Pea Floriani Red Flint Corn and new tomatoes Angelo's Red Oxheart and Woodle Orange. They also purchased the Graysville School to center their enterprise with online sites for more information.
A grandson and bride wed in Mexico a year ago, recalled by grandparents from a small town who faced travel challenges. They remember their daughters' weddings decades earlier and the regret of missing the Mexico trip. The passage reflects faith, season of life, and daily blessings.
Shelley Foster from Rivers, Manitoba, argues plastic bags cost taxpayers thousands in cleanup. She cites seagull scavenging, field contamination, and long breakdown times, urging reuse and recycling. The letter notes bans in Toronto and other regions, plus consumer tips to reduce bag use and boost environmental protection.
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