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Newspaper
Rivers Banner
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 12, 2008
Page
5
Neil Stroschein argues Canadians rejected majority rule twice, calling for a Parliament that seeks cross party consensus and God's guidance. He urges daily prayer for leaders and humility in lawmakers to draft laws benefiting all, ensuring a peaceful, secure, and morally free Canada.
Reminiscences of apple harvests and varieties from Homewood to Grover’s, with Russet and Snow apples, McIntosh ties, and cider fame. The narrator recalls family orchards, shipping ham and sausages, crates of apples sent to Wymark and Starbuck, and making twenty pies in a single fall. Traveling to the Annapolis Valley yields unmatched fresh apples.
The narrator describes a wet slick gravel road, the stop sign reflection guiding them, and links the hardship to hurricane victims in Haiti, Cuba, and the Mexican coast. The reflection sparks faith in divine guidance, citing 2 Samuel 22:31 and urging submission to God’s will as a shield.
Charlie McKean of Lake Dauphin MB argues geothermal can work for some homes and larger buildings but warns against undersized equipment and improper installation. He notes deep wells, back up electric, long payback, and government loans as factors.
Education key to understanding mental illness runs October 5 to 12 with the Three Rs Recognizing Responding Referring to reduce stigma. The campaign notes one in five Canadians will face a mental health problem and promotes early help through events and gatekeepers such as students and families. An October 9 session Unmasking Mental Illness will be held at Souris Community Hall for grades 7 to 12 and the public, with contact Deanna Kowalchuk or Deb Carnegie for tickets.
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