Where are they now? - May 3, 2017
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By Rick Sparling
The Neepawa Press
Kaz Holod - Coach. 1951-52 Girls Hockey. Neepawa Public School Sharpshooters
Kaz Holod was born near Elk Ranch, Manitoba and moved to Eden and then to Neepawa, where he went to school from 1944 – 1955. During this time frame, he played hockey in both, the school hockey program and in minor hockey from Pee Wee to Junior B.
Neepawa Library: Family history series
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- Published on Wednesday, May 3, 2017
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The Neepawa Press
In this year of the nation’s sesquicentennial, many of us are thinking not just of Canada’s history, but of our own family histories in this country and province. To inspire and encourage would-be genealogists, Neepawa Library is pleased to present the following series of events:
The Connell House: an example of post-war ingenuity
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- Published on Tuesday, May 2, 2017
Photo courtesy of the Connell family. The house as it was just being completed in the 1940s.
By George Connell
The Neepawa Press
Many of you I’m sure, are familiar with the two story house at the bottom of the hill, on the east side of town, at the corner of the Carberry Road. Well, I grew up in that house, and was recently asked to explain the unique history of that home. So, the following is the story as I remember it.
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Students share a recipe for HOPE
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- Published on Tuesday, May 2, 2017
NACI students packaging pasta at Winnipeg Harvest. (Submitted photo)
By Kate Jackman-Atkinson
The Neepawa Press
This year, members of HOPE, NACI’s social justice group, tried something different for their donations to area food banks— recipe kits. The donation of the kits, and the time they spent volunteering a Winnipeg Harvest, are part of the group’s work to help those in need close to home, as well as internationally.
Looking back - 1997: Neepawa nurse organizes support during Flood of the Century
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- Published on Tuesday, May 2, 2017
By Cecil Pittman
The Neepawa Press
80 years ago. Tuesday May 4, 1937: Mountain Ave. is to have another fine brick building. Work was begun last week on the new Alguire Block, between Alguire’s Billiard Hall and the Bank of Commerce. It will be a one story building, about 62 by 33 feet, with a full size basement and it will be constructed with arrangements for two store premises for rental purposes. William Clyde and O. Ramstead have the contract. William Pellow is digging for the foundation.
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