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Newspaper
Rivers Banner
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 19, 2008
Page
5
Neil StrohSCHEIN argues in Faithfully Yours that a person often juggles three full-time jobs: paid work, home duties, and volunteer service. He cites Stephen Covey's Personal Mission Statement as a tool to prioritize tasks, urging readers to limit commitments to what aligns with core family and faith priorities to avoid burnout.
Darrel Harris from Ladner BC corrects Bruce Forsyth’s article in Rivers Banner about Rivers Air Base. He notes Rivers was not a WWII parachute training center, cites 1947 reopening, No 165 Squadron detachment, heated buses for paras to Camp Shilo, the 256 foot tower, Hangar No 6 and MET HQ in Hangar, and invites corrections.
Rita Friesen reflects on provincial scenes that spark joy. Freshly shorn sheep line a rise while horses stand sheltering in trees. harvest scenes of combines and grain evoke rural pride. She links memories of family farming, childhood work, and enduring roots to a sunny, rose tinted view of rural life.
A long suffering backyard tree tale notes the crab apple tree produced few small apples with spots and was eventually cut down. The inner trunk proved rotten despite outward health, while reflections on airport crowds and a religious exhortation urge seeking the Lord for peace and joy.
Larry Powell argues that Conservative MP Inky Mark blocks all candidate forums, denying voters direct scrutiny. He urges organizers and constituents to demand live debates to reveal positions, counter spin, and emulate the public uproar that helped Elizabeth May join televised leadership discussions.
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