Armistice Day Reflections on Sacrifice and Freedom
Cherilee Kaelibbrecht writes on Armistice Day about valiant soldiers from the two world wars, the symbolism of poppies, and the ongoing duty to remember sacrifices that preserved democracy and liberty amid peace.
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Cherilee Kaelibbrecht
Shakespeare
Safety push in The Pas includes school patrols
Last week, a bicycle safety proposal for The Pas expanded to include School Boy Patrols for all schools. Observing noon crossings on Fischer Avenue and First Street, residents urge designated crosswalks and pedestrian awareness, noting jaywalking beyond school zones and the need for driver caution as Gordon, Fischer, and First Avenues form a highway.
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Chamber of Commerce
Fischer Avenue
First Street
Gordon
Fischer
Legion Notes Halloween Party Draws Large Attendance
The Canadian Legion Halloween Party was a great success with many attendees in creative costumes. Prizes were awarded, and Comrade W Arnold started a Cribbage Tournament for members and guests as the sports program resumes between seasons.
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Canadian Legion
W. Arnold
Ladies Auxiliary Tea and Hospital Visits Noted
The ladies auxiliary held a tea on Saturday November 4 and thanked volunteers Comrade Illssey and Comrade Andrews for weekly hospital visits at St Anthony's. They distribute magazines pocket books candy bars and cigarettes to patients and appreciate the Elks BPO for a weekly cigarette donation. Comrade Castle plans a Christmas Kiddies Party and discussions about a Legion Curling Team arise.
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Comrade Andrews
St. Anthony's Hospital
B. P.O. of Elks
Castle
Sante
Legion
Opening Overture Concert draws 400 in Collegi ate Auditorium
About 400 attended the opening concert of the Overture Concert Series 1961 62 in the Collegiate Auditorium. The Canadian Opera Company presented Orpheus in the Underworld in English to broad family appeal. Denyse Morrish president praised four season turnout and noted multiple memberships sold, with Lloyd’s Puppets International next on November 28 drawing anticipated crowds.
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Overture
Canadian Opera Company
Toronto
Overture Concert Association
Denyse Morrish
Morrish
Beer empties handled by hotels in Manitoba
Manitoba hotels remain the main channel for beer refunds as liquor stores stop accepting empties. The Pas Brandon and Portage la Prairie stores ceased accepting empties mid October, aligning with Winnipeg practice. Hotels continue to process most beer empties, per liquor commission chair Maj Gen N E Rodger.
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Pas
Liquor Commission
N. E. Rodger
Brandon
Portage la Prairie
Winnipeg
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