60 years of Gladstone’s Golf Course

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There have been enthusiastic golfers in gladstone dating back to the early 1920s. The current course, the town’s third, was built in 1957.

By Penny Rogers
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There have been enthusiastic golfers in Gladstone dating back, as far as memory and records can tell, to the early 1920s. 
The first course was located in the vicinity of the current Third Crossing Manor and, according to clippings from the Gladstone Age Press, it seems that this location may have only served area golfers for that single year. 

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Lemonade for Leukemia

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Photo by Kira McCormick-Adema
From left: Amaya Cox, Arabella Wilson, Prestyn Phinney, and Chey Cox standing with their lemonade stand for Leukemia on Aug. 17, They raised $171 dollars for the cause and are very happy about how their third summer selling lemonade went.

 

A senior’s story - Reta Harper

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Wayne Hildebrand
The Neepawa Press

“Getting an education in the 1930’s was not as important as it is today,” Reta reflected. “We had a large family. Education was not the priority. I remember my dad saying, ‘We have a large family to do the work.’ Children did not have all the after school activities like they have today. It was a different time. Early in life we were taught to work:  housework, milking cows, chores and looking after little ones with no modern conveniences. Aside from not having extra money, my father generally regarded other activities as wasted time. After Reta Harper told me some of her life story, I thought her work ethic lessons probably helped her through her life.

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Helping, one paw at a time

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By Kate Jackman-Atkinson
The Neepawa Press

Three days after graduation, Emma Gerrard packed her bags and travelled half-way around the world to help some four-legged friends in need. This summer, Gerrard, of Neepawa, spent a month volunteering at Rescue Paws, an animal rescue in Hua Hin, Thailand, about three hours south of Bangkok.

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1987: It’s monster tomato time in Neepawa

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The old C.N.R Rundhouse being torn down where the chicken corral now stands.

Cecil Pittman
The Neepawa Press

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