80 years ago
Tuesday, May 9, 1933
A new ruling has been made by some councils – no gardens, no aid.
That is, a man who is able must put in a garden to help his family before the council feels called upon to hand him public funds.
So far, two conspicuous plots are not to be used this year for gardening...
Saturday May 18, 2013
QUESTION OF THE WEEK
- What type of housing development would you like to see replace the East View Lodge building?
- Assisted living
- 52%
- Personal care home
- 6%
- Low-income housing/apartments
- 42%
- Other
- 0%
- Total Votes: 31
- Letters
PST hike threatens prosperity
Dear Editor,
Since the Manitoba provincial government tabled its budget last month, I've heard numerous accusations and excuses by the Manitoba NDP government for their decision to hike the PST by 1 per cent.
Let it be clear, Federal support to Manitoba is at an all-time high, yet the NDP continue to squander... - Arts & Entertainment
Oliver cast wows the crowds
Please NACI, we want some more!
The Neepawa high school has entertained the community once more with its latest version of it long-historied major production, this year performing 'Oliver' to three full houses May 2-4.
The cast kept the audience captivated with its show, leaving crowd members interested, laughing... Dear editor,
We, the councils of the R.M.s of Lansdowne, Langford, and Rosedale take exception to Ken Waddell's comments in the April 26th column of The Neepawa Banner in regard to "four councils waste a huge amount of time and staff effort dickering and deciphering inter-municipal agreements”.
This happens when Neepawa council, under Mayor Waddell's supervision, initiates a blatant restructuring of previous agreements.- Arts & Entertainment
Fine Arts Festival features over 100 entrants
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