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Newspaper
Rivers Banner
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 12, 2010
Page
5
A Manitoban writer condemns a racist online ad urging tolerance and peace while calling for a formal investigation. The piece argues racism persists, urges law enforcement action if warranted, and stresses dignity and equality for all people across Canada.
A faded 1909 Family Herald insert features Old Favorites with Blue Eyed Mary, Barbara Frietchie and The Dying Californian. The flip side shows Prim Rose at Home with a reader letter seeking young women for correspondence and chaste social musings.
A veteran settler, age 23, laments isolation on a homestead in winter Britain 1969. He recalls letters from a farm wife and wonders if some correspondences were sincere or tongue in cheek. The National Children’s Home marking recalls 1869 to 1969.
Winter lingers with lingering snow as spring approaches. The speaker notes March brings cabin fever and warm sun on the west coast and Manitoba, where blossoms emerge and winds ease despite lingering cold.
The author reflects on God as creator and ruler of the seasons. Trust in the Lord is urged as fields prepare and farmers await harvest, recalling Psalm 74 17 and the balance of summer and winter. Belief that all will unfold in due time is emphasized.
Readers praise editor Ken for The Gold Medal editorial and urge recognition of spiritual correctness alongside national pride in Canada. The letter lauds Olympic athletes, credits hard work and faith, and also praises Warren Hopkins of Carberry for his poem Honor My Mother.
Don Warkentin of Mission BC argues pesticides are needed for yard beauty amid a volley of protest from Greenpeace and First Nation groups. He cites DDT bans and malaria deaths to defend his stance and questions climate activism.
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