Remembrance ceremony at CSS

Former UN peacekeeper Joe Short leads a contingent of Legion members into a Remembrance Day assembly

Keith McNeill
Nov. 19, 2013 3:00 p.m.
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Former UN peacekeeper Joe Short leads a contingent of Legion members into a Remembrance Day assembly held at Clearwater Secondary School on Nov. 8. A similar assembly was also held at Raft River Elementary School that same day.

Former UN peacekeeper Joe Short leads a contingent of Legion members into a Remembrance Day assembly held at Clearwater Secondary School on Nov. 8.

A similar assembly was also held at Raft River Elementary School that same day.

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