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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 10, 2001
Page
7
The article compares new prophets to a prison joke teller who cannot elicit laughs from unfamiliar material. It reflects on Isaiah and other biblical heralds and urges readers to answer God's call in daily life and communities. It notes an elderly friend who prays for the writer and their local newspaper work.
A devotional reflection urges zeal for God's house, citing Luke 12 49 and Isaiah 52 7. It compares John the Baptist to modern evangelists, notes his courage against Herod and his work in Ephesus, and imagines his potential impact on today's media landscape.
Ken Stolarchuk of Delta British Columbia graduated from the Justice Institute on May 4 2001 to become a qualified Police Constable with the Vancouver Police Department. The nine month training covered firearms driver training investigative techniques legal studies and physical fitness. Family members from multiple cities attended the celebration.
Elsie Kryworuchka hosts former school friend Maida Bennedict in Regina, while visitors flock to the Antony family in Dunleath including Nick and Marge Antony. A wedding social for Neal Poersch and Lindsay Fayant draws guests such as Wayne Poersch and the Dietrichs. Zorra School cleanup on July 5 and the July 15 picnic are announced with community invitations.
A community outdoor concert organized by music students led by Stan Ostafie drew tenants and visitors who praised the performances. Several visitors from Kelowna, Dauphin, Yorkton, and Hudson Bay shared greetings and reports of caregiving and visits, with notes on health and travel. The piece notes rain briefly but hopes for more sun.
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