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1949
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NOVEMBER
11,
1949
my
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o
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o
DENT'S
MESSAGE
Hull
of
iiumtr
.Among
those
dead
or
killed
on
active
service
'TOPPY
DAY"
lay
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
will
be
asked
to
pur-
.,pies
wnicn
mane
n
puMioie
ior
me
Canadian
Le-
jrry
on
its
welfare
work.
November
'
Fifth
Poppy
Day
is
important
but
I
think
one
thing
that
perhaps
iffkiently
stressed
is
me
laci
tne
poppy
is
the
syin-
remembrance
of
the
dead
of
two
world
ibranee
A
4..
I
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t
a
.,
.
mries
are
ai
"
"c
nine
tmuri
ana
were
II
not
lor
,ppy
sale,
I
sometimes
wonder
If
those
who
did
not
husbands
in
the
two
wars
would
be
as
f
u
1
1
y
eon-
sacrifice
as
they
are.
I
do
want
to
stress
the
im-
ihis
one
day
in
the
year
being
set
aside
in
this
way.
have
not
had
experience
with
the
Poppy
Fund
may
nclined
to
question
whether
the
Poppy
Fund
is
neces-
ARMY
Charles
G.
Lord
D.
Montgomery
Aldo
Canipagnola
Jack
Campbell
D.
J.
Edlund
Vfhitefield
Elder
F,
E.
Hodginson
Wm.
C.
Hood
David
W.
land
Thomas
P.
Phelps
Thomas
H.
Ryan
'
James
Suden
Rodney
Valpey
Jack
Wearmouth
A.
McRae
Radford
Ave
Capt.
C.
A.
Nixon
Harry
Attree
V.
S.
ARMY
George
A.
Clay
NAVY
J.
.(Sonny)
Keays
Harry
Monkley
Harold
(Bud)
Ponder
Alan
Da
vies
John
Montgomery
AIR
FORCE
Wm.
Brown
W,
C,
Cameron
Mike
Hudema
Alan
Leighton
',
Ralph
Morin
Clarence
P.
Finley
''William
Haddon
'Edward
Smith
George
Zbura
Rudolph
Warne
Leonard
Lineham
:
Charles
Edward
Flewin
Louis
Arlen
Glay
Vernon
Quinlan
James
Thompson
Frince
Kupert.
I
can
assure
them
it
is.
It
is
true
that
etrrans
and
veterans'
dependents
who
cannot
work.
,t
r
have
in
our
Acts
of
Parliament
considerable
so-
but
it
is
equally
true
that
things
such
as
the
old
and
similar
legislation
and
allowances
are
intv
de
late
f
present
living
costs.
However,
and
this
is
a
iority
of
worthy
veterans
are
people
with
a
very
In-
h.
pride.
They
have
given
Canada
service
during
war
of
thrm
on
two
occasions.
They
are
the
type
of
people
is
approach
organized
charities.
Were
it
not
for
the
ion,
ami
me
comraaesnp
wnicn
was
born
in
war,
lit
dtservine
cases
would
not
be
known
about.
,p
Fund
enables
the
Canadian
Legion
to
assist
vet
eran's
dependents
in
times
of
need
Every
penny
Prince
Kupert
and
District
is
used
right
here
in
this
the
expenses
of
"Poppy
Day"
as
well
as
the
cost
of
op-
foppy
Day"
as
well
as
the
cost
of
operating
the
"Pop-
.roaghout
the
year
are
borne
by
our
Branch
out
of
our
funds.
ask
your
support
and
that
of
the
people
of
Prince
Ru-
binjwi
this
very
worthy
work.
"
'.
1
GRtAAMY
.
1
JAMES
NICOLL.President
Canadian
Legion,
Branch
27
Prince
Kupert
Order
of
Service
w
.
Legion
Week
'ft
'.
5
"Poppy
DAY"
Sale
'of
Poppies
on
the
streets
of
:t
and
District
In
charge
of
Ladies
Auxiliary,
Can'
AT
THE
CENOTAPH
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C,
November
11,
1919
11
A.M.
SIGNAL
BY
CATHEDRAL
BELLS
:;
'
.
1.
O
CANADA
-
LED
BY
PRINCE
RUPERT
CIVIC
BAND
'
O
Canada,
our
heritage,
our
love,
-
Thy
worth
we
praise
all
other
lands
above.
:
From
sea
to
sea,
throughout
thy
length,
from
pole
to
borderland,
-
t
)'
,
;
fi
j,,
'"
.'
;
v-
Ats':Britaln's
side,
.whate'er,
betide,
unflincliiriglywe'll
stand,
,
.
i
With
heart
we
sing
"God
Save
the
King,
"Guide
Thou
the
Empire
wide,"
do
we
implore
A
"And
prosper
Canada
from
shore
to
shore.'.'
v
During
the
Singing
of
"O
CANADA"
flag
will
be
raised
to
top-mast
2.
CEASE
FIRE
-
-
SOUNDED
BY
BUGLER
W.
J.
RANGE
During
the
sounding
of
"Cease
Fire"
flag
will
be
lowered
half-mast
'
3.
TWO
MINUTES
SILENCE'
:
4.
LAST
POST
-
-
SOUNDED
BY
BUGLER
W.
J.
RANCE
.
5.
PRAYER
-
REV.
CHAS.
L.
LOMAS
(Hon.
Chaplain
to
the
.
Forces.)
REMEMBER
Kill
lit
II
p.RADETo
First
United
Church.Prince
A
Club
Band
in
attendance.
Members
Canadian
Lr
mips
Auxiliary
"Fall
In"
at
Canadian
Legion
Hall
a
'sharni
Tntrq
By
WEARING
PofPY
2
be
provided
if
weather
Inclement)
'
HARD
PARTY
(Ladies
Auxiliary)
upstairs
Can-
'Oiriui9fvATorANm
"rtv
Hall
8
p.
m.
"
-Meeting
of
Committees
In
charge
of
Remem-
'!
ceremonies
to
complete
final
arrangements.
"O
GOD
OUR
HELP
IN
AGES
PAST"
6.
HYMN
III
Flanders
Fields
V
s
axxi'al
FALL
BAZAAR
(Ladles
Auxiliary)
radian
LeRtm
Hall.
2
p.
m.
to
6
p.
m.
"Bingo"
and
30
p
m.
to
10.30
p.
m.
Canadian
Legion
Members
Beneath
the
shadow
of
Thy
throne,
Thv
saints
have
dwelt
secure,
Sufficient
is
Thine
arm
alone,
And
our
defense
is
sure.
O
God
our
help
in
ages
past,
Our
hope
for
years
to
come.
Our
shelter
from
the
stormy
.
blast.
.
j-t
.
And
our
eternal
home.
with
Ladies
Auxiliary.
MD'Riuxg
YOl'R
MISSI
S
NIGHT"-
(Special
Pro-
J,mt
efforts
of
Lesion
Monrbers
and
Ladles
Auxill-
iiati
Legi0n
Hall.
8
p.
m.
to
11
p.
m.
O
God
our
help
in
ages
past,
Our
hope
for
years
to
come;
Be
Thou
our
guard
while
troubles
last.
And
our
eternal
home.
Lieut.
Col.
John
McRae
Died
in
France
January
28,
1918
In
Flanders
fields,
the
poppies
grow
Between
the
crosses,
row
on
row
That
njark
our
places:
and
in
the
sky
The
larks,
still
bravely
singing,
fly
Scarce
heard
amid
the
guns
below.
We
are
the
dead:
ghort
days
ago
11
"REMEMBK.VNC'E
DAY"
Canadian
Legion
Mem
LAWERENCE
G.
SIEBER
(First
ADDRESS
-
-
-
REV.
bers
Ladles
Auxiliary,
all
Veterans
and
other
organ-ilending,
"Fall
in"
at
Canadian
Legion
Hall
10.15
a.m.
United
Church)
J3
bhrine
Band
In
attendance.
Parade
to
Cenotapn
w
Grounds.
(Programme
of
Service
as
printed
oppo-
pnnmv.
Parade
dismisses
at
Canadian
Legion
Hall..
Rjl
RANOI
TT"
tv,o
,.,,,,,
rloo
1
n
m
to
3
D.
m.
8.
PLACING
OF
WREATHS
During
the
placing
of
Wreaths
pipers
will
play
"The
Lament".
9.
REVEILLE
-
-
-
SOUNDED
BY
BUGLER
W.
J.
RANCE
During
the
sounding
of
"Reveille"
flag
will
be
raised
top-mast
10.
GOD
SAVE
THE
KING
In
the
event
of
Inclement
weather,
the
service
will
be
held
in
the
Auditorium
of
the
Civic
Centre
CanacUnn
Leuion
-nlv
Menrhers
of
Ladles'
Auxilt-
We
lived,
felt
dawn.saw
sunset
glow
Loved
and
were
loved,
and
now
we
lie
In
Flanders
Fields
Take
up
our
quarrel
with
the
foe!
To
you,
from
failing
hands,
we
throw
The
torch:
be
yours
to
hold
It
high!
If
ye
break
faith
with
us
who
die
We
shall
not
sleep,
though
poppies
blow
In
Flanders
Fields
'
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of
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to
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Appeal
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