Neepawa Natives fall to Steinbach, Dauphin
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Photo by Eoin Devereux. Kyle McDonald (18) looks to slip up past the Dauphin goaltender on Friday, Oct. 23 at the Yellowhead Arena.
By Eoin Devereux
Neepawa Banner/Neepawa Press
The offensive attack of the Steinbach Pistons was firing on all cylinders on Wednesday, Oct. 21, against the Neepawa Natives. Steinbach’s Luke Amsbaugh scored a pair of goals, while Tyler Penner notched a goal and two assists to lead the Pistons to a 6-1 victory.
Successful night for Neepawa Sports Dinner
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The seventh annual Neepawa Sports dinner took place on Saturday, Oct. 24 at theYellowhead Centre. The event was co-hosted by the Town of Neepawa and the Neepawa Natives. Just over 260 people attended the dinner. More details to come in the Oct. 30 edition of the Neepawa Banner.
Neepawa of yesteryear - There’s a story that Black fell from the water tower
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Photo courtesy Cecil Pittman archives. CNR roundhouse, where all the locomotives were serviced and stored. Today, McDonald’s and Chicken Corral sit on that site.
By Rick Sparling
The Neepawa Press
Just to pick up some of the businesses around town that weren’t in the downtown area, we proceeded to the Creamery on the corner of 5th and Mill Street. E.P. Boyle owned the Creamery where they graded eggs and produced milk, butter and ice cream.
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A day of glory for Neepawa's Gibson
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Submitted photo. Jack Gibson (middle) with his wife, Pat (left) and daughter, Brittney (right) at the Brandon University Wall of Fame induction ceremony on Oct. 17.
Article submitted by Brian Kerkowich
The Neepawa Press
Glory days. We all have them and Jack Gibson had one heck of one on Oct. 17.
