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Newspaper
Rivers Banner
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 19, 2012
Page
5
Discussion of Romney's 47 percent remark and Parizeau's ethnic vote comment shows how statements can mislead voters and shape history. The piece cautions against judging others and urges speaking truth with love, urging bias-free governance and respect for all people.
A reflective vignette describes a nighttime routine with dogs Hoover and Miss Daisy. The narrator fastens Hoover’s collar, watches coyotes nearby, and guides the dogs along the rear path. The dogs explore, tumble, and play while the narrator enjoys the fresh air and routine, ending with the dogs thanking them at the doorway.
A reader compares a gardening spider’s daily routine with a faith message. The spider hides by day, sleeps in its webbed home, cleans and repairs, and finds nourishment daily. The piece links God’s provision to human duty and cites Matthew 28 20 to urge sharing the Gospel locally.
A reader argues against Ken Waddell’s claim of little patience with fiction. He praises fiction including To Kill a Mockingbird and Uncle Tom’s Cabin, notes the value of inspirational novels like Adventures in Contentment, and cites how fiction shaped his views over seven decades of reading.
The North West Hands Transit Committee thanks Gladstone residents for donations totaling 845.94 dollars. The community support is greatly appreciated and acknowledged in this notice.
Neepawa and surrounding rural districts were entwined with Women’s Institute activity since 1910. WI branches supported schools and the local hospital, helped fundraise for Neepawa District Memorial Hospital, and maintained a ward at East View Lodge. Vivian Campbell, a Neepawa resident, served as a Past President of Manitoba Women’s Institute, which marked its 100th anniversary in 2010.
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