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Monster Mash is thankful for local 'generosity'

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Friday, Nov. 2, 2012 | Comments: 0

The Monster Mash committee would like to thank the volunteers from the Citizens on Patrol Program, Manitoba Department of Justice and students from the Assiniboine Community College’s police studies class who helped to make this year a success.

There were about 710 students at the event at the Keystone Centre on Wednesday night, the committee said in a release Thursday.

“The Monster Mash couldn’t have happened without generosity from local businesses, community groups and individuals in the city of Brandon who either donated prizes, money, or accommodations,” said a spokesperson.

It’s an annual event designed to give young adults something positive to do on Halloween night.

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Republished from the Brandon Sun print edition November 2, 2012

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