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Newspaper
Rivers Banner
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 31, 2013
Page
5
A reflection on balancing personal, professional, and public life with faith. The author cites time pressures from work shifts and community duties, urging trust in God to guide daily priorities and offering a morning prayer for wisdom and service.
Reflections on knowing oneself and the value of slow, attentive living. The author recalls time with great grandchildren and elderly companions, noting children’ curiosity, shared discoveries, and the joy of simple outdoor play as a path to being truly present and authentic. Old friends and family inspire honest self expression.
A new Boonieville strip by Charlie Telfear from Haliburton Ontario portrays small town life with familiar names like Ted Earl and Trudy. The feature started in 1994 and has appeared in The Hockey News Sun Media Urban Male CBC Sports Online Canadian Living and dozens of newspapers across Canada.
N Kendall from Neepawa notes HOPE Breakfast on May 23 about vision and outreach to others to improve the world. Mayfest on May 24 showcases skill and talent. Cadet Parade in Dauphin on May 26 emphasizes duty, honour for veterans, discipline and self respect.
The Conservative government monitors 65 backbench MPs including MP Mary Tweed with $2.4 million spent on print radio and television tracking. The Huffington Post reports the PMO tracks MPs' statements and appearances, raising questions about trust and influence. A document listing tracked MPs is linked.
The Brandon and Area Acquired Brain Injury Support Group invites all to a brain injury awareness walk on June 8 at the Brandon Riverbank Discovery Center. Displays, draws for bicycle helmets, and educational information will be available. No registration fee. For info call Shirley at 1 204 725 3330.
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