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The
comrades
of
Hie
Dead!
Kemember,
then,
The
weary
(rail
by
blood
and
sorrow
torn;
These
gave
their
lives
that
peace
might
be
reborn;
To
wear
the
poppy
and
to
sigh
again,
Empty
remembrance!
Tis
to
press
again
The
crown
of
thorns
upon
the
Brow
forlorn.
Children,
well-fed,
well-housed
serene;
The
aged
who
know
they
truly
may
"Fear
not";
These
be
the
flowers
to
honor
the
dear
dead,
These
be
the
gifts
that
bloody
war
has
bought;
For
if
its
fruits
be
not
a
world
remade,
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H.A.ne
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Monday,
November
JO,
1947
GREER
&
RRIDDEN
James
Greer
Bernard
Bridden
ORMES
DRUGS
Orme
Stuart
fRULKLEY
MARKET
"Joe"
McKay
HYDE
TRANSFER
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November
11th,
1947
EMBRANCE
I
I
Tribute
to
Our
Dead
.
.
.
Salute
to
Our
Veterans
.
.
.
RUPERT
will
join
with
all
Canada
on
Tuesday,
November
PRINCE
11,
in
honoring
her
men
and
women
who
marched
away
to
two
World
Wars
and
gave
of
themselves,
even
their
lives,
that
we
might
remain
a
free
people
in
a
free
nation.
,
Many
of
our
gallent
soldiers,
sailors
and
airmen
did
not
return
to
enjoy
the
rights
for
which
they
fought
but
they
live
and
will
continue
to
live
in
our
hearts
and
memories.
As
we
wear
a
little
blood-red
poppy
and
stand
with
bowed
head
lor
two
minutes
at
11
o'clock
Tuesday
morning,
we
will
be
humbly
thanking
those
who
paid
the
Supreme
Sacrifice
and
pledging
ourselves
anew
to
work
with
our
returned
Heroes
to
make
this
a
better
Canada
in
which
to
live.
November
11,
anniversary
of
the
ending
of
the
First
World
War,
become
even
more
significant
when
we
also
think
in
terms
of
the
war
which
followed
It.
For
each
war
is
always
bigger
and
more
tragic
than
the
last.
We
can
create
no
more
fitting
memorial
to
all
our
war
dead
and
our
living
heroes
than
the
preservation
of
this
world
as
a
peaceful
world
and
the
creation
of
a
bigger
and
better
Canada.
Prince"
Rupert
is
rightfully
proud
of
the
part
she
played
In
both
wars
and
is
grateful.
for
the
magnificent
contributions
of
her
men
and
women
who
donned
uniforms
to
carry
the
fight
against
the
foe.
Eut
it
is
not
enough
to
buy
poppies
and
gather
at
the
Cenotaph
once
a
year.
Our
doty
to
our
Veterans
and
ourselves
is
to
help
those
of
sound
body.
to
reap
the
benefits
of
their
great
service
and.
particularly,
to
assist
those
crippled
and
maimed
to
find
gainful
employment
tandem
honored
place
in
our
community.
partially
disabled
VefeYans
Should
be
encouraged
for
they
are
capable
of
handling
many
and
varied
jobs.
Thousands
in
this
Dominion
are
proving
this
fact
every
day.
It
remains,
therefore,
for
us
in
Prince
Rupert
and
district
to
encourage
still
others
to
do
the
same.
Our
interest
in
their
welfare
will
give
them
new-faith
in
themselves
and
new
strength.
Thy
have
done
their
duty
nobly
and
well.
Our
duty
to
them
is
clear.
We
cannot
hope
to
match
their
devotion
and
service
to
us
BUT
WE
CAN
TRY.
Prince
Rupert!
Let
us
stand
in
silent
tribute
for
two
minutes
In
honor
of
our
glorious
Fighting
Forces
and
then
let
us
go
forward,
arm
in
arm
with
our
Veterans,
to
a
bigger
and
brighter
day.
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nf
mnx
Among
those
dead
or
killed
on
active
service:
Alt
MY
NAVY
Charles
(i.
Lord
I).
Montgomery
AI1I0
Canipugniila
Jack
Campbell
I).
J.
Killunil
Wliltefield
Klilrr
F.
K.
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Ilooil
David
H.
Olan.l
Thomas
A.
I'hflps
Thomas
II.
Kyan
Jiunes
Sullen
Rodney
Valpj'
Jack
Weurmoiith
A.
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SPONSORED
BY
THE
FOLLOWING
FIRMS:
TRIBUTE
AND
APPEAL
IS
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
J..
II.
Jeffries
Frank
Parletl
S311TII
&
ELKINS
LTD.
II.
A.
Breen
RLAIN
RROS.,
.GROCERS
Marcel
and
Emil
Blaln
McRAE
HROS.LTD.
Jack
Mrltae
J.
(honnj)
Keayi
Harry
MoHkley.
,
,
Harold
(Hurt)
I'onder
Alan
Datlm
John
.MoiituKinrry
Alll
FORCE
Win.
Itrown
W.
tWa
meruit
Mike
Huilema
Alan
U'lshton
Ralph
Mot
In
Clarence
P.
t'lnley
William
lladdon
Edward
Smith
George
.bora
Rudolph
Warne
Leonard
l.lneham
Charles
Edward
Flewln
Louis
Arlen
Cilay
Vernon
Quintan
James
Thompson
ORDER
OF
SERVICE
AT
THE
CENOTAPH
J
"At
the
going
down
of
the
sun
and
In
the
morning,
we
shall
remember
them."
"a
Valiant
hearts,
who
In
their
glory,
died."
REMEMBRANCE
DAY
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
November
1947
11
A.M.
SIGNAL
BY
CATHEDRAL
BELLS
1.
O
CANADA
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LED
BY
PRINCE
RUPERT
CIVIC
BAND
TURING
SINGINO
OP
"O
CANADA",
FLAO
WILL
BE
RAISED
TO
TOP-MAST
2.
CEASE
FIRE
-
SOUNDED
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BUGLER.
W.
J.
RANCE
3.
TWO
MINUTES
SILENCE
4.
LAST
POST
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A.
WILSON
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CIVIC
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SCOTT'S
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