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Newspaper
Rivers Banner
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 25, 2009
Page
5
A reflective piece contrasts Cold War era spy plane surveillance with modern satellite imagery and public maps. It warns of broad, nonphysical fear from machines and asserts a religious message: God records all deeds and can forgive confessed sins, erasing them from heaven’s ledger.
A reader shares quotes from Anne of Avonlea and Stuart McLean's Welcome Home about daily joys. The note reflects on fall days, sunrise and sunset beauty, and the author’s aim to capture ordinary life across Sackville, St-Jean-de-Matha, Foxwarm, Maple Creek and other places.
Mary T. Malone profiles 12th to 15th century female mystics and presents her own poems inspired by Perpetua of Carthage. The work reflects on being unimportant yet essential in daily life and the search for self amid confinement and spiritual awakening.
Observation notes a friend moving to another province and leaving the area. The writer anticipates visits will be harder and that a new neighbor will move into the vacated home. The passage reflects on days passing and people leaving, with a quiet farewell sentiment.
The message stresses that joy and death both touch lives, urging constant contact with family and friends. It cites Jesus Christ’s compassion and cites LJohn 4 18 19 to affirm that perfect love casts out fear and that love should guide us every day.
Readers respond to rumors in Rivers about a leg injury. The writer clarifies no fracture occurred and cites a bacterial infection steadily improving, dispelling talk of amputation. Messages thank the community for support.
Ian Wishart of Keystone Agricultural Producers urges preserved rail access as CN stops delivering to nine sites and Arborg’s Viterra elevator closes. He cites Boundary Trail Railway Company’s launch, calling for federal and provincial backing to empower farmers to buy and run short line rail for grain shipping.
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