Going to the birds

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By Banner Staff

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On Monday, Aug. 29, a get-together was held at the Rotary Park Bird Sanctuary. The purpose of the meeting was for Jake Birch explains the day-to-day requirements for looking after the birds at the sanctuary to some potential volunteers.

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Family Drop-in Centre in Neepawa to open soon

By Kira Paterson

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At the end of September, families in the community of Neepawa will have a place to find resources and ask questions. Several local agencies and organizations have banded together to start up a pilot project of a family resource drop-in centre. 

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A final farewell to Evans Bowling Lanes

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By Eoin Devereux

The Neepawa Banner/Neepawa Press

A public auction was held on Tuesday, Aug. 30 at Evans Bowling Lanes and Mr. Ribs restaurant in Neepawa. For many people, this would be their last chance to see the interior of the buildings before being demolished, to make room for new development.

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Hole in one!

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The Neepawa Golf and Country Club was home to a special hole in one on Monday, Aug. 15, as 10-year-old Kyle Gilmore of Kelwood aced the 125 yard 18th hole using his driver.

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Museum in Arden holds ‘soft opening’

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Photos by Kira Paterson. Above left: Some old children’s winter clothing and a sled are part of the pioneer section. Above right: Part of the school section of the museum was a bookshelf full of old school books and classic novels like Gulliver’s Travels by Jonathan Swift. 

On Wednesday, Aug. 24, the Lansdowne Heritage Resource & Tourism Committee (LHRTC) held their first open house at the new museum in Arden. The event was meant to get locals in to see what  artifacts the museum has so far and hopefully inspire some of the attendees to donate  historical items they might have. 

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