Feb. 1, 2023 Shootin’ the Breeze
Honouring remarkable service
Shannon Culham accepts a Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal on behalf of her late father, Dave Friesen, from Harold Hollingshead.
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Shannon Culham accepts a Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal on behalf of her late father, Dave Friesen, from Harold Hollingshead.
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Halen Benson’s parents are grateful for the level of maternity care currently available in Pincher Creek. See related articles in this issue.
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Lifeguards Kiana Neumann, left, and Jessie Shenton take a break from their work at the Pincher Creek pool to have a little fun in the empty hot tub. The pool is scheduled to reopen next Monday.
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About 100 children are waiting for spots in Pincher Creek early learning centres, which are running at only 60% capacity.
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Shootin’ the Breeze’s Shop Local for Christmas promotion has wrapped up, with winners of nearly $4,000 in prizes announced in this issue!
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Thunder player Jameson Patrick, left, battles an Okotoks Goats forward for the puck in the first game of a weekend tournament.
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Holiday cheer was in the air at Heritage Acres Farm Museum, which played host to Breakfast With Santa on Saturday. The event featured snowshoeing, arts and crafts, festive music and, of course, Santa Claus. For some, it was their first time meeting Jolly Ol’ Saint Nick.
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Remi and Presley Neufeld, and Violet and Rex Thompson got a hand from one of Santa’s elves at the Pincher Creek Legion.
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Two-year-old twins Cayd and Coy Nelson have a rockin’ time Saturday at A Country Christmas Artisan Market at Pincher Creek Community Hall.
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Linda Verleun, Pincher Creek Legion volunteer and Women’s Auxiliary member, serves up delicious chili at Friday’s Remembrance Day lunch. Gathering at the Legion following the annual Nov. 11 service is a long-standing tradition in the community.
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