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Newspaper
Rivers Banner
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 30, 2012
Page
5
A preacher muses on traveling by thought across space and time. He explains how light reveals history from stars like Sirius Vega Aldebaran Polaris and Deneb, and how God records all deeds for Judgment Day. Faith in Jesus erases sins and grants grace.
A narrator recalls a 1969 Bobby Scott Rob Russell tune sung by Neil Diamond Kelly Gordon and The Hollies. The line about carrying a heavier brother echoes as the oldie plays in a parked car and the video remains memorable.
Rita Friesen recalls Abe a longtime farmhand for her grandfather and later her family. The obituary notes he died at 87 survived by an extended family who valued his simple, respectful presence and frequent visits to the farm across seasons.
A devotional note highlights gratitude for blue skies, food, and worship, citing Billy Graham Association’s God’s Promises for Every Need with over 300 pages of hopeful Bible verses. It quotes Psalm 4:8 and Philippians 4:19 to affirm God’s care and provision.
Keystone Agricultural Producers applauds Minister Kostyshyn for confirming eligibility of young farmers for up to 10 Management Training Credits per year toward a Bridging Generations Initiative loan. Credits reduce MASC loan principal, with caps of 2500 per five years and 12500 lifetime.
Manitoba officials push to keep the Canadian International Grains Institute in the province and expand crop research at the University of Manitoba. Premier Selinger raised the issue with the prime minister, and the MAFRI minister notes the PCs were silent on the Wheat Board dismantling, arguing it affects jobs and farmers.
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