Helping Hands barbecue draws a crowd
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Photo by Tony Eu. The Helping Hands girls (L-R: Rylee Mann, Cecilie Holm, Claire Tomoniko, Abigail Plett, Richelle Forgue) along with a volunteer and resident of Country Meadows (Paul Molloy).
By Tony Eu
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With good weather and a great turnout, the second annual Helping Hands fundraising barbecue was a fantastic success. Formerly the 4-H Helping Hands, the Helping Hands group held a barbecue in the Neepawa ShopEasy Foods parking lot on Friday, July 8 to raise money for the Country Meadows Handy-van trips. The core members of the group are Abigail Plett, Cecilie Holm, Claire Tomoniko, Richelle Forgue and Rylee Mann, not all of whom are involved with 4-H, thus the name change.
My Perspective - Blank canvas
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By Kate Jackman-Atkinson
Neepawa Banner/Neepawa Press
Health is one of the most important issues facing any person. Our jobs, our relationships and how we are able to live our lives are all dictated by our health– anyone who has known someone with ailing health knows this to be true.
Big win at Bigger Bingo
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Photo by Alan Gillies.
On Monday, July 11, NACTV's Ivan Traill (centre) presented Bigger Bingo winner Darlene Gillies (right) with a cheque for $4,050. Gillies was attending a conference in Louisville, Kentucky, on Tuesday, July 5, but she and Jacqueline Rose (left) each play the other's TV bingo cards when one has to be out of town. Bigger Bingo airs weekly on NACTV (channel 30/cable 12, MTS TV channel 30, Bell TV channel 592) every Tuesday night at 7:00, but will not be seen on July 19 due to the RCMP Musical Ride appearance in Neepawa.v
Winnipeg golfer wins Neepawa Senior Open
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Photo by Eoin Devereux. Landon Cameron (on left) congratulates Jim Franklin of Winnipeg, who shot a two under par 70, to win the 2016 edition of the Senior Open.
By Eoin Devereux
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There are some days on the links in which you simply can do no wrong. For Jim Franklin of Winnipeg, that day just so happened to coincide with his run towards his first ever Neepawa Senior Open victory.