Neepawa buys new fire truck
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- Published on Tuesday, May 10, 2016
Neepawa Town Council Tuesday, May 3
By Eoin Devereux
Neepawa Banner/Neepawa Press
The Town of Neepawa is moving ahead with the purchase of a new fire truck. The 2016 International pumper truck has been ordered from Fort Garry Fire Trucks, based out of Winnipeg, at a cost of $399,895, before taxes. A purchase of this type for a municipality is tax exempt however, so the town will receive the cost of the taxes back at a later date.
Spring stats - Rivers Police
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- Published on Monday, May 9, 2016
By Bruce Klassen
River Police Chief
Rivers Police Service has kicked off our annual Use Your Head campaign. This is a program that encourages elementary students to wear bike helmets. Police will be stopping elementary aged children, if they are observed wearing a helmet, and their name will be entered into a draw for a bike, donated by Canadian Tire. Auxiliary Constable Dallas Scott has once again worked hard at putting together a number of sponsors which include Canadian Tire, McDonald’s, Robins Doughnuts and Old Dutch.
Old River dreams now a reality
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- Published on Sunday, May 8, 2016
By Sheila Runions
Banner Staff
When Eleanor Bertin (daughter of George and Anne Krahn) was 11 years old she thought of writing a book. The idea struck her while at her home on the farm 2.5 miles east of Rivers. Life happened and now, 45 years later, that book has been published; it became available last month. When Eleanor came home for a visit in mid-April, she left some copies with her mother. You may contact Anne (204-328-7529) to purchase one or order from www.eleanorbertinauthor.com, Amazon, Chapters/Indigo, most major Christian bookstores across Canada or as an e-book on Kindle.
Author to attend library
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- Published on Saturday, May 7, 2016
By Sheila Runions
Banner Staff
In 1994 Tina Isaak, then of Rivers, self-published a non-fiction176-page book she titled Rosie. Now at 82 years of age, she has penned another story. The Silver Brigade is a five-chapter soft cover children’s book.
Council Clips - May 6, 2016
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- Published on Friday, May 6, 2016
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Rivers Police Service has kicked off our annual Use Your Head campaign. This is a program that encourages elementary students to wear bike helmets. Police will be stopping elementary aged children, if they are observed wearing a helmet, and their name will be entered into a draw for a bike, donated by Canadian Tire. Auxiliary Constable Dallas Scott has once again worked hard at putting together a number of sponsors which include Canadian Tire, McDonald’s, Robins Doughnuts and Old Dutch.
