Neepawa, Minnedosa and Districts 4H Fat Stock Show & Sale Results
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- Published on Sunday, July 23, 2017
Held on July 5 at the Beautiful Plains Ag Society complex
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Grooming Competition
•Senior Grooming, Beautiful Plains Agricultural Society – Farming for Tomorrow: 1. Dylan Oshanyk, Neepawa, 2. Thijs van de Langemheen, Rapid City; Intermediate Grooming: Group A; 1. Rylee Paterson,Erickson, 2. Broddi Bjarnarson, Neepawa, Group B; 1. Wyatt Inglis, Rapid City, 2. Madison Teichroeb, Neepawa; Overall Intermediate Grooming – Brydges& Taylor Veterinary, Rylee Paterson, Erickson; Junior Grooming: Group A, 1. Carson Baker, Neepawa, 2. Blake Rosling, Neepawa; Group B, 1. Madisyn Robertson, Neepawa, 2. Amy Pugh, Erickson; Overall Junior Grooming – Lois Thompson-Hudon Memorial FCC Award: Madisyn Robertson, Neepawa; Cloverbud Grooming, CIBC (Neepawa), 1. Easton Paterson, Erickson, 2. Sveinna Bjarnarson, Neepawa
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Neepawa 4H beef results
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- Published on Sunday, July 23, 2017
By Tristinn Bjarnarson
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The Neepawa and Area 4H Beef Club held their Achievement on July 4.
We would like to thank all of our sponsors and all the spectators for their support.
Carberry Heritage, did you know?
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The chariot and horses are showing off at last year’s Heritage Festival.
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Did you know Carberry’s Main Street has been declared a designated heritage district? The only one in Manitoba I might add! And to celebrate that and the heritage that Carberry and area is so proud of, came to the Heritage Festival! As we head to our fifth festival, we look back at our previous festivals and enjoy the fact that every year we have managed to grow!
Heritage flashback - Welcome to Neepawa
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- Published on Saturday, July 22, 2017
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The eastern path into Neepawa, circa 1900: Left of centre in the distance is the new Central School, built in 1898, where Safeway is today, and at far left is the Davidson home, the “Castle” on the hill [1895]. The primitive road wound its way around bush as it climbed up the hill from the bottom of the marshy valley where the Stoney and Boggy creeks come together to form the Whitemud River. The first road directly down the town hill was created in 1935. The cluster of buildings on the right is the original town centre at Hamilton St. and Walker Ave. The building in the far right background is the old hospital.
Gladstone Elks Lodge and Daycare donations
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- Published on Saturday, July 22, 2017
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Members of the Gladstone Elks Lodge #317 recently presented several donations. Guy Small presented a cheque to Todd Clayton. President of the Norma Morse Memorial Arena.
