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Those are the kinds of things that ON OCTOBER 24TH It’s been 100 years since the Armistice, yet the will be on display.” memory of the soldiers who sacrifi ced their lives The local Grade 6 students will be touring the still shines bright. exhibit a bit earlier in preparation for Remem- – ELECT – All are welcome to attend a Candlelight Ser- brance Day. SANDRA vice of Remembrance on Oct. 26 at 7 p.m. at the “We make votives out of milk cartons with Quarry Park Heritage Arts Centre. them,” Precourt said. “Then we do a separate cer- Quarry Park manager Catherine Precourt said emony with those students at our local cemetery SMITH the event aims to pay tribute to local residents as part of the event.” who died in service to the country during both Since the exhibit will remain open until the end world wars. of November, residents will have ample oppor- “There are 175 names on our local cenotaph, tunities to remember and refl ect. casualties from World War I and World War II. “We wanted to get everything in place for the And we have one votive for every name on the beginning of November. It gives people an entire Town of Stonewall cenotaph,” she said. month to come by and take a look,” she said. MAYOR “And while the names are read, we have mem- “We’re really hoping that people are able to I WILL: bers of the Heritage Committee and we invite join us for the candlelight service that is the start · Give your concerns, issues and suggestions a voice people in attendance to join us in lighting these of our month-long look at 1918 and the sacrifi ces · Promote and support opportunities and programs to candles and putting them up in remembrance of local residents.” encourage community involvement for our youth of the lives that were lost. It’s very powerful. You For more information about the Candlelight · Work with local businesses and potential new start with a darkened room and then we have all Service of Remembrance or about the exhibit, businesses to identify and promote growth and these lights come on.” call 204-467-7980. opportunity Right after the service, refreshments will be · Continue to engage, recognize and empower seniors served and everyone is welcome to tour the new · Work to find affordable solutions for issues facing exhibit called 1918: A War to End All Wars, which young families is launching the same evening and running until · Support viable options to ensure good value for your Nov. 30. tax dollars “Every year, the Heritage Committee puts to- · Increase green initiatives gether an exhibit for our Stonewall Remembers · Continue to lobby for more personal care home beds project,” Precourt said. and work towards adding supportive housing, “In this exhibit, we’re telling the story of basi- assisted living and increased palliative care in our cally what was happening to Stonewall in 1918 community and our guys on the frontline. You can read high- lights from the local papers about what the local VOTING takes place on news was and what was happening on the front. October 24th from 8AM TO 8PM There are also some personal stories of local res- Stonewall Legion, 459 Main Street idents who were involved in the war in 1918 and what was happening to them in their lives at that ADVANCE VOTING takes place on time. It’s been very interesting to put together.” October 17th and 20th from 8AM TO 8PM Another must-see attraction features a few let- Town of Stonewall offi ce, 293 Main Street ters written by a local soldier while he was on the frontlines in 1918. Need a ride on election day? “These letters are 100 years old and they are go- Contact: C: 204-229-4000 ing to be part of the display. As well, Stonewall E: [email protected] gave out welcome home medals to soldiers as Follow me on Facebook @ sandraformayor they were returning, so we’re going to have some of those that will be on display,” Precourt said. I WILL CONTINUE TO BE VISIBLE IN THE COMMUNITY NOT JUST AT THE COUNCIL TABLE “We have a silver cross that was given to the mother of one of our local residents who did not TRIBUNE PHOTO BY JENNIFER MCFEE x make it back home. We have something that was There will be a Candlelight Service in re- SMITH, Sandra known as a whiz-bang, which was a little quick membrance of 100 years since the Armi- postcard from the frontline. We have one of stice on Oct. 26 at 7 p.m. at the QPHAC. SMITH, Sandra those that our local resident sent home when he What are you saving for? Inview Insurance Services Discover your path 344 Main St | Stonewall to financial security. 204-467-8927 Let’s talk. www.cooperators.ca/Inview-Insurance-Services Home Life Investments Group Business Farm Travel Not all products available in all provinces. Versatile Portfolios Navigator™ is offered by, and is a registered trademark of, Co-operators Life Insurance Company. 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