Wouldn't it be loverly?

By Courtney Newton

Publicity

Now preparing for its 33rd annual production, My Fair Lady, Strathclair Drama Club has provided audiences with the opportunity to see Broadway musicals without having to travel very far. For the past two and a half months, members of Strathclair Drama Club cast have been meeting once or twice a week to memorize lines and music, learn choreography and staging, and try on costumes. 

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Success, satisfaction and accomplishment at Speech Arts Days

Submitted by Leanne Teichrib

Day one of the Gladstone Music and Arts Festivals is complete! The Speech Arts day of the Gladstone Festival marks the beginning of festival season for the area.  

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ALUS returns to Manitoba

By Cindy Murray

The program Alternative Land Use Services (ALUS) had its beginnings in Manitoba in the RM of Blanshard. ALUS was a conception of Keystone Agricultural Producers (KAP) and Delta Waterfowl Foundation.

 

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Rocky Mountain preparing to move

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By Kate Jackman-Atkinson

The Neepawa Banner

With less than two weeks until their projected move in date, it's a busy scene at Rocky Mountain Equipment's new building east of Neepawa. Branch manager Shawn Compton said that they are working towards an April 1 move in date, with an official opening on April 6.

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Working in and for the community

By Dianned Kowalchuk

Publicity

At a recent meeting of Rivers Women’s Institute (WI),  members learned about a group of people who work quietly amongst us. Warren Smallwood spoke with great sincerity and enthusiasm about Riverdale Justice Committee. This committee is made up of nine ordinary citizens from this community; however, the work they do is far from ordinary.

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