Looking Back - 1997: Neepawa's first Lily Festival

By Cecil Pittman
The Neepawa Press

80 years ago: Tuesday, July 13,  1937
Doctor H. H. Hutchinson recently installed in his office two instruments of latest design to be used in his practice. One is a Diathermy, which is used for electrical treatments, and the other is a Victor X-ray with fluoroscope and attachments. The fluoroscope enables the operator to make X-ray examinations without a plate.

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Country Meadows Cruze night winners

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photos by John Drinkwater
Marsha Forgue, Country Meadows activities co-ordinator, makes a presentation to the Peoples’ Choice winner, Malcolm Murray, with his 1928 Ford Model A.

John Drinkwater
The Neepawa Press

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Update from the Resident Family Council

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The Neepawa Press

The country Meadows Council has evolved over the years to become a forum where residents and families can discuss issues and raise concerns regarding policies and/or procedures that are affecting the daily lives of residents using a democratic process.

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Area 4-Hers show off their work

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Photos by Kira McCormick-Adema
On July 5, membersfrom the Neepawa, Erickson and Rapid City Beef Club held their interclub show and sale.

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Lilies, artwork, music and food promise visitors lots of fun

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Jams are ready to be tested to determine the top jam.
By Ken Waddell
The Neepawa Banner
Groups and organizations, as well as some local businesses, are working hard to fill in the weekend activities for July 20-23. That particular weekend was the former Neepawa Lily Festival weekend.

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