Rivers Police - Lighten up and live!

By Bruce Klassen

River Police Chief

Rivers Police Service would like to remind people that our days are getting shorter so since we are losing more and more daylight, it is important to wear reflective clothing when walking or cycling.

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Neepawa Natives organization delivers bears

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A shipment of bears is delievered to Pediatrics Ward RN, Kirtsyn Weerts by Neepawa Natives president Ken Waddell.

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The Neepawa Press/Neepawa Banner

Some of the stuffed animals collected by the Neepawa Natives Teddy Bear Toss have found a new home. Recently, a portion of the 109 bears that were gathered from the event, which was held on Nov. 7, were delivered to the Winnipeg Childrens' Hospital and Neepawa Salvation Army.

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Sports Dinner raises $8,400

By Eoin Devereux

Neepawa Banner/Neepawa Press

The final numbers are in for the seventh annual Neepawa Sports Dinner. The event, held on Oct. 24 at the Yellowhead Hall, was able to generate a net profit of  $8,425.84.  That money has been divided between Neepawa’s Leisure Services Department and the Neepawa Natives junior “A” hockey club, who co-hosted the festivities. 

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Looking back - 1955: Head on collision sends two to hospital

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Photo courtesy of Cecil Pittman archives. Keith Graham played on Neepawa Hockey Clubs that won seven “Manitoba Amateur Hockey Championships”: Bantam “BB” 1946-1947; Bantam “AB” 1947-1948; Bantam “BB” 1948-1949; Bantam “AB” 1949-1950; Juvenile “B” 1950-1951; Juvenile “B” 1952-1953 and Intermediate “A” 1966-1967

By Cecil Pittman

The Neepawa Press

80 years ago, Tuesday December 24, 1935:

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The Games Afoot in Minnedosa

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Photo by John Drinkwater.

By John Drinkwater

The Neepawa Banner/Neepawa Press

The Minnedosa Drama Club presented “The Game's Afoot”, written by  Ken Ludwig. The community drama club provided a flawless performance aided by a wonderful set, sound and lighting.

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