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Newspaper
Rivers Banner
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 18, 2011
Page
5
The piece discusses the Magi from Matthew 2 as foreign astrologers from the east who study stars to guide decisions. It notes God’s sovereignty in using diverse messengers and the Magi’s example of acting on revelation, urging readers to let knowledge influence thinking and living.
A retiree shares tidbits about rediscovering Lego sets stored after family kids and grandkids left home. He sorts a cube of bricks using a binder of illustrated instructions, gradually tackling small builds with help from granddaughters and a church friend over a long Sunday session.
Rita Friesen documents a chaotic Lego collection with greys, blacks, reds, and yellows spanning the dining area. She notes many sets are fully assembled despite missing pieces, likens the struggle to stepping on Lego in the dark, and cherishes the creative memories built with the toys. She seeks a white 1 by 16 brick, two 1 by 8 flat strips to finish a Star Wars lab office.
Ernie Janzen of Rivers denounces the WE movement led by Craig Kielburger describing it as grooming impressionable youth and rallying children nine to eleven for a November Winnipeg event. He warns of media manipulation and calls for parental choice and reputable charities instead.
A reader questions whether multiple Manitoba sectors operate as monopolies including the CWB crop system unions associations and supply managed sectors. The letter argues about definitions of free markets and the role of regulators and associations in setting tariffs and governance.
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