Lions host pickerel supper
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- Published on Monday, February 22, 2016
By Jessie Bell
Rivers and Area Lions Club’s 13th annual pickerel fry supper was held on Valentine’s Day in Rivers Legion Hall. It was attended by more than 160 people with an additional 35 take-outs delivered. Preparing the meal were Peter Mellings, Lawrence McFarlane, Murray Kernaghan, Jim Boles and Harvey Wood. Servers were Ross and Chic Lindberg and Betty MacDonald. Don Montague and son Stephen (from Brandon) did deliveries. Marilyn Montague and John Lyons welcomed everyone at the door and sold tickets on a 50/50 draw, won by Steve Malkowich of Brandon (each received $102.50). Lion ladies Aeleen Sclater, Karen Mellings and Donna Treloar performed kitchen duties.
Poppies, transition and healing
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- Published on Sunday, February 21, 2016
By Warren Smallwood
Publicity
The local Legion Branch 75 is donating $1,500 from its Poppy Fund to the Veterans Transition Network. VTN has moved into the Manitoba/Northwest Ontario Command and the command office has agreed to match funds up to $50,000 to support this organization.
Riverdale Harvest search for new home
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- Published on Saturday, February 20, 2016
By Sharlette Paddock
Secretary
As indicated in our last newspaper article, Riverdale Harvest food bank has been looking for a new home. Zion Church has graciously extended space to us! We are very excited to begin the planning, co-ordinating and performing of this move. We have not worked out the details yet, but hope within the month to be co-ordinated, if not completely moved.
Council Clips - Feb. 19
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- Published on Friday, February 19, 2016
Riverdale Munucipality - Jan. 19:
Staff Sgt. Wikander and Cpl. Boychuk reviewed the rural RCMP calls for 2015 with comparisons from 2014. There will be a new position (Community Constable) for public relations at schools, etc. Aaron Tycoles and Donna Morken from Rivers-Daly Community Development Corporation discussed the need for an economic development officer to market the municipality; council was asked to consider this position during budget deliberations.
Local ‘champ’ shoots and scores
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- Published on Friday, February 19, 2016
Submitted photo. Rylan Sumner with his new hockey device.
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Being born a partial left hand amputee hasn’t stopped Rylan Sumner, 10, of Neepawa, from living a full and active life. In fact, he can do everything everyone else can do, sometimes with the help of a special device.
