Vote for Rivers to be Manitobaville!

By Sheila Runions

Rivers Banner

For at least the past six years, a host of partners have provided $25,000 to one Manitoba community which is ultimately voted Manitobaville. This year’s votes will be collected by text between 6:45 a.m. Monday, July 24 and Friday, Aug. 4 at noon. By 1 p.m. that day (Aug. 4), votes will be tabulated and a winner announced. Because of press deadlines, it is unknown if the video submission by Riverdale Community Centre will make it to the Top 10/12-day voting period. Finalists are announced sometime Wednesday, July 19; Banner deadline is Tuesday at 5 p.m. Manitobaville judges will select finalists based on needs and fulfillment of a community project, which is defined as something which “supports and enriches the life of community members residing in a town, village, hamlet or city.” Finalists will also be selected on creativity and overall effort in the submission, description of their project and impact/benefit the prize will have on the project. Videos which have the highest score in these categories will advance to the finalist stage. 

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Looking Back - 1997: Neepawa's first Lily Festival

By Cecil Pittman
The Neepawa Press

80 years ago: Tuesday, July 13,  1937
Doctor H. H. Hutchinson recently installed in his office two instruments of latest design to be used in his practice. One is a Diathermy, which is used for electrical treatments, and the other is a Victor X-ray with fluoroscope and attachments. The fluoroscope enables the operator to make X-ray examinations without a plate.

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Country Meadows Cruze night winners

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photos by John Drinkwater
Marsha Forgue, Country Meadows activities co-ordinator, makes a presentation to the Peoples’ Choice winner, Malcolm Murray, with his 1928 Ford Model A.

John Drinkwater
The Neepawa Press

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Update from the Resident Family Council

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The Neepawa Press

The country Meadows Council has evolved over the years to become a forum where residents and families can discuss issues and raise concerns regarding policies and/or procedures that are affecting the daily lives of residents using a democratic process.

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Area 4-Hers show off their work

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Photos by Kira McCormick-Adema
On July 5, membersfrom the Neepawa, Erickson and Rapid City Beef Club held their interclub show and sale.

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