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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 24, 1991
Page
1
The Ministical meeting discussed whether the division can change its mind and noted that the Aids virus has moved from the Gay community, prompting other organizations to reflect affected attitudes. The Teen-aid program for high school students aims to help teens cope with stress and self esteem and stay out of trouble, with further discussion postponed until Grandview.
The passage discusses a recurring pattern of governments revising positions and asks whether the Intermountain School Division can also alter its stance on hosting guest presenters. It contrasts global shifts with local educational policy actions.
A critic laments the Smith trial as a televised spectacle and notes the Scottish verdict of Not Proven. He contrasts it with England’s Guilty and Not Guilty, arguing not proven resembles guilt and reflects on gender bias and national attitudes toward justice.
A reader argues against the “once saved always” view, citing John 3 36 10 28 and 1 John 5 11 13 to affirm eternal life through faith in Jesus Christ. The writer stresses salvation as a gift from God, received by faith, not earned, and warns against altering Scripture.
The Manitoba Law Foundation marks five years of funding justice initiatives in Manitoba. Chair John Burgess stated the foundation has awarded 190 grants totaling over 17.4 million dollars, with more than 400 thousand dollars for Aboriginal justice research and programs.
Volunteer crew Rudi Zhand Emil Roller and Terry Miller are pictured hoisting a Christmas tree onto Roblin Fire Department’s training tower. The tree, toppled by last week’s heavy winds, was not stolen as some questioned.
A Prairie themed quiz lists 25 clues about Saskatoon and Prairie figures, from Edmonton medalist to Louis Riel’s grandmother. It notes recent history books by Friesen, Berton, and Newman and invites readers to test their heritage knowledge with a season’s greeting closing.
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