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Newspaper
Rivers Banner
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 08, 2009
Page
5
This fragment critiques self proclaimed experts who lack formal training and rely on life experience and beliefs. It argues such opinions disregard facts and warns disagreement may invite ridicule. The piece cites examples from poverty, criminal justice, education, and health care issues, then references Job.
The piece contrasts Job’s suffering with Eliphaz Bildad and Zophar who lived well and judged him. It warns against self righteous pride and contempt for the less fortunate, urging kindness as a remedy and citing Try a Little Kindness as guidance.
Rita Friesen reflects on International Migratory Bird Day and a full moon weekend. She notes swallows returning, birdhouse upkeep, and a morning ritual of coffee, slippers, and perimeter checks while appreciating seasonal changes and bird songs.
Baseball Canada sanctions women’s team selection and Olympic push. Manitoba hosts First Annual Girls Baseball Day on May 30 2009 at Optimist Park Winnipeg from 10 am to 5 pm with Melissa Armstrong and Kate Psota as guest speakers. Registration 9:30 am. Participants can try throwing catching hitting and running with clinics and a skills contest. Fees apply with partial proceeds to Manitoba Breast Cancer Foundation. Forms on Baseball Manitoba site or contact Brenda at 925-5763.
A church observance of Mother's Day emphasizes honoring mothers with a loving message. The note quotes biblical guidance from Ephesians about honoring parents and urges readers to let love and praise shine this Sunday as a blessing for mothers.
Letter to Rivers Banner from Virden Manitoba urges prudent choices on factory farming after swine flu concerns. Writer John Fefchack questions animal husbandry and ethics, recalling mad cow catalyst discussions and stressing individual responsibility in food production.
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