Around the house

By T. Waite

On Nov. 29 and 30 Rivers Curling Club hosted the Golden Gals district playdowns. These ladies must be over 60 years of age, with the exception that the lead must be over 55. This was done because of the shortage of women over 60 who still curl.

Winning our district was Lynda Draper of Virden and Linda Wilson of Hamiota. These teams will represent this district at the Golden Gals provincials, which are also being held in Rivers! Golden Gals provincial curling will run March 9-12 and there will be 16 rinks coming from all parts of Manitoba. Plan to come out and cheer them on!

Auto insurance is on the increase

By Eoin Devereux

The Neepawa Banner

Starting in March, we'll be paying just a little bit more to keep our vehicles on the road, as Manitoba Public Insurance will increase Autopac rates.

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The 61st Overseas Battalion, 1916 Allan Cup Champions

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Submitted by

The Manitoba Agricultural Museum

The Manitoba Agricultural Museum digitally copied a number of photographs from the collection of Mr. W. Wilson of Gladstone. In these photographs was this postcard of the 1916 Allan Cup Champions, the 61st Overseas Battalion. 

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Spreading Christmas cheer

By Kate Jackman-Atkinson

The Neepawa Banner

The Neepawa Salvation Army is in high gear these days as they prepare for one of their major and most visible campaigns, Christmas hampers. The Christmas hamper program provides food and toys, everything to bring Christmas to those less fortunate who might otherwise not have a Christmas.

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Legion roof repairs begin in Rivers

By Jessie Bell

A portion of the roof on the south side of Rivers Legion Hall was updated and completed recently by contractor van der wal Construction of Rapid City.

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