Legion news - Branch No. 75. Sept. 14, 2017
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- Published on Monday, September 18, 2017
By Warren Smallwood
Publicity
Regular legion meetings resumed on Sept. 12 after a summer break. Two new members, Tammy Slator and Shawn Williams, were initiated at the beginning of the meeting. Two new officers were installed; comrade Glenna Beauchamp resigned as branch chaplain during the summer and Warren Smallwood took her place. This left the sergeant-at-arms position open, which was filled by Dave Cluney. It was significant that comrade Smallwood received the red sash from comrade Bert Cluney which has now been passed to his son.
First of many donations for Rivers
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- Published on Sunday, September 17, 2017
By Sheila Runions
Rivers Banner
Earlier this year (Jan. 13) Municipal Waste Management Environmental (MWM) began collecting garbage and recycling in Rivers, Wheatland and Chimo. It was reported then that the company “supports the local economy,” said general manager Tim Oliver. “We’re not just going to pick carts and leave, we want to be involved in the community. We have a counter in the truck and every container we tip, five cents goes into the charity pot. A nickel doesn’t sound like a lot, but it adds up to say $300 every six months, all of which we give back to local groups, whether they are food banks or water parks.”
First Kaleidoscope Concert set for October 27
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- Published on Sunday, September 17, 2017
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Gordie MacKeeman & his Rhythm Boys.
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Meet the teachers!
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- Published on Saturday, September 16, 2017
There are the new educators whom have joined the staff of Rolling River School Division (RRSD). These local businesses join us in welcoming them into our communities. Please support these businesses which support our schools, teachers and towns.
Out of Helen's kitchen - Flags
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- Published on Saturday, September 16, 2017
Photo from the Neepawa Press Archives
The official dedication marking the move of the Stoney Creek school to its new home at Riverbend Park was held as a part of the 1967 centennial celebrations.
Helen Drysdale
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