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NOVEMBER
11,
1948
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November
Sixth
Poppy
Day
mn
You?
Lest
we
forget;
I
suppose
there
are
a
few
'
Who
need
a
gentle
hint
to
buy
a
poppy,
DO
YOU?
But
those
who
have
lost
one
very
dear
Look
at,
the
sky
and
feel
him
near,
Whisper
softly,
why
did
he
have
to
die?
If
it
will,
help
the
living
I'll
gladly
buy;
WILL
YOU?
Mildred
Scott.
Bj
a
Poppy
Shall
we.
forget
the
lime
they
marched
away
Singing,
a
though
to
some
glad
holiday?
Shall
we
forget
what
anxious
watch
we
kept
Of
the
returns?
How
anxious
mothers
wept?
Shall
all
our
sense
of
gratefulness
be
lost,
Shall
we,
who
'scaped:
the
dreadful
holocaust
Be
niggardly
in
a
response
to
give
T
Uiofce.
who
cannot
work
yet
who
must
live?
'
Rube
Hull,
Stewart,
B.C.,
1923
f
L
UK
Order
of
Service
Legion
Week
SATURDAY,
November
0
"Poppy
Day"
sale
of
Poppies
on
street's.
SUNDAY,
November
7
Church
Parade
to
Salvation
Army
Citadel.
Veterans
of
all
war
invited
to
attend,
"ta.il
in"
at
uanacnan
Legion
Hall,
10:30
a.m.
AT
THE
CENOTAPH
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
November
11,
1948
"At
the
going
down
of
the
sun
and
in
the
morning,
we
shall
remember
"them."
"O
Valiant
hearts,
who
in
their
glory
died."
11AM.
SIGNAL
BY
CATHEDRAL
BELLS
,
PRINCE
RUPERT
SHRINE
BAND,
1.
O.
CANADA
-
-
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,.
1
'
'
At.
Britain's
side,
whate'er
betide,
unflinchingly
we'll
stand,
-With
heart
we
sing
"God
Save
the
King,"
"Guide
Thou
the
Empire
wide,"
do
we
implore,
'
'
'
"And
prosper
Canada
from
shore
to
shore."
4
'
During
singing
of
"O
Canada"
flag
will
be
raised
top-mast
2.
CEASE
FIRE
-
-
SOoNDED
BY
BUGLER
W.
J.
RANCE
During
the
sounding
of
"Cease
Fire"
flag
will
be
lowered
half-mast
3.
TWO
MINUTES
SILENCE
MONDAY,
November
8
Card
Party
(whist
and
cribbage)
open
to
PRESIDENT'S
MESSAGE
Saturday,
November
6,
1943,
is
Poppy
Pay.
Poppies
will
be
offered
for
sale
on
the
streets,
jn
stores
and
public
buildings,
on.
that
day
bv
scores
of
women-of
the
Legion
Auxiliary
assisted
by
school
children
helping
the
Canadian
Legion
in
one
of
its
most
worthy
projects.
The
sale
of
these
flowers,
blood
red
in
hue
and
symbolic
of
Flanders
Fields
and
Canadian
cemeteries
in
many
parts
of
the
world
where
sleep
the
nation's
war
dead,
is
inspired
by
one
ideal
:
"TO
HONOR
THE
DEAD
BY
HELPLNG
THE
LIVING."
It
is
from
the
distribution
of
these
flowers
that
the
Canadian
Legion
derives
funds
for
meeting
the
needs
of
those
who
are
up
.
against
it.
Many
are
sick
incapacitated
their
spirits
at
a
low-ebb
They
are
desperately
in
need
of
the
aid
we
can
provide
encouragement,
advice
and
service.
Through
the
Poppy
sale
your
contributions
make
it
possible
for
the
Canadian
Legion
to
meet
such
calls
for
aid
and
keep,
faith
with
their
less
fortunate
comrades.
contributions
to
the
Poppy
b
una
In
the
past
vear
your
have
aided
over
one
hundred-and
seventy
needy
cases.
Correspondence
pertaining
to
veterans'af
fairs
has
amounted
to
oyer
twelve
hundred
letters
,.
king
despatched
from
our
local
Legion,
office.
,
it
?
"
So
when
you
buy
a
Poppy
from
the
Canadian
Legion,
6Wt
feel
charitable-feel
proud.
And
wear
the
Poppy
proudly.
It
s
your
proof
that
you
have
not
forgotten
those
who
gave
so
much
and
expect
so
little.
They
did
their
part.
Do
yours
by
buying
a,
Poppy
tomorrow.
RALPH
P;
SMITH,
President,
Canadian
Legion,
B.E.S.L.,
27.
..
LAST
POST
-
-
SOUNDED
BY
BUGLER
W.
J.
RANwa
4.
5:
ail.
Canadian
Lecion
Hall,
8
p.m.
Charge,
5()c
player.
I
TUESDAY,
November
6-Commlttees
meet
p.m.,
Legion
Hall.
WEDNESDAY,
November
10
Bazaar
(Women's
Auxiliary,
Canadian
Legion)
Annual
Tall
Bazaar,
Canadian
Legion
Hall,
2
to
5
p.m.
and
7:30
to
10:30
p.m.
Games
In
evening."
THURSDAY,
November
11
Remembrance
Day
Parade
to
Ceno-
taph
(Court
House
Grounds).
"Veterans
of
all
wars
invited.
Fall
In"
at
Canadian
Legion
Hall
10:20
a.m.
Caps
or
berets
and
medals
or
ribbons
to
be
worn.
Parade
Marshal.
Cde.
J.
S.
Wilson.
1
p
m.
Armistice'
Banquet
and
Smoker
at
the
Armories.
Admission
by
ticket
$100.
Open
to
members
of
Canadian
Legion
only.
,
Ami.siice
Ball-Navy
Drill
Hall.
9:30
p.m.
to
1
p.m.
Open
to
public.
Admission
by
ticket.
50c.
FRIDAY
November
12-Social
Evenins
(Canadian
Legion
Hall)
8-11:30
p.m.
(Brimj
Your
Missus
Nk'iit).
Members
of
Canadian
Legion
and
Wives,
Women's
Auxiliary
and
husbands.
ti.
JS.
HJSWUALU
REV.
PRAYER
-
-
-
-
-
-
Presbyterian
Church
HYMN
-
-
-
"O
GOD-OUR
HELP
IN
AGES
PAST"
ADDRESS
-
-
SR.
MAJOR
C.
N.
WARRANDER,
'
DiVl
Cmdr,
Salvation
Army,
Northern
B.C.
PLACING
OF
WREATHS
8.
n,,rnn
tvm
r.iacinor
nf
wreaths
DiDers
will
Dlav
"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
Soil
of
Sjmtor
Among
Ihose
dead
or
killed
on
active
service:
Legion
Facts
2180
branches
giving
it
a
total
or
The
Canadian
Union
lias
300,0(10
members.
COMMUNITY
WORK
OF
THE
LEGION
To
give
the
public
an
idea
of
the
great
work
performed
by
the
Canadian
Legion
we
list
below
a
few
of
the
organizations
we
have
felt
honored
to
support
in
the
past.
Donations
to
these
and
other
worthy
causes
have
amounted
to
close
to
Twelve
Hundred
Dollars
in
the
past
twelve
months.
A
few
of
the
organtiations
the
Canadian
Legion
has
felt
honored
to
support
in
the
last
year
are
as
follows:
Prince
Rupert
Film
Council
Prince
Rupert
Civic
Centre
.
'
'
Prince
Rupert
Boy
Scout
Association
Prince
Rupert
Public
Relations
Council
Prince
Rupert
Womens'
Co-ordinating
Council
Salvation
Army
Red
Shield
Appeal
The
Red
Cross
Association
Th
Kinsmen
T.R.
Seal
Campaign
ARMV
Charles
G
Lord
I).
Montgomery
Aldo
Campagnoia
Jack
Campbell
D.
J.
Edlund
Whitefield
Elder
F.
E.
Hodgkinson
Wm.
C.
Hood
David
W.
Ol&nd
Thomas
A.
Phelps
Thomas
II.
Ryan
James
Suden
Rodney
Valpy
Jack
Wearmonth
A.
McRae
Radford
Aves
Capt.
C.
A.
Nixon
U.
S.
ARMY
George
A,
Glay
NAVY
J.
(Sonny)
Hfrays
-llarrv
Monkley
Harold
(Bud)
Ponder
Alan
navies
John
Montgomery
AIR
FORCE
Wm.
Brown
W.
C.
Cameron
Mike
Itudema
Alan
Lcighton
'
f
Ralph
Morin
Clarence
P.
Finley
William
Haddon
Edward
Smith
George
Zbtira
Rudolph
Wame
Leonard
Lineham
Charles
Edward
Flewin
Louis
Arlen
Glay
Vernon
Quinlan
James
Thompson
The
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
has
550
menihers.
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7(1:..
The
local
branch
caters
to
the
needs
of
veterans
confined
In
the
liical
hospital;
supply
comforts
for
veterans
in
military
hospitals;
assists
distressed
veterans;
arrange
funerals
for
deceased
comrades
and
assumes
responsibility
for
care
of
the.
veterans
burial
plot.
The
Mayors
Fund
for
Needy
Families
in
Britain
Food
Parcels
Fund
for
needy
families
in
Britain
The
B.C.
Flood
Keliel
Fund
The
St.
John's
Ambulance
Association
The
Canadian
Cancer
Society
Queen
Alexandra's
Solarium
for
Crippled
Children
,t
in
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This
Tribute
And
Appeal
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By
Veterans
In
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Following
Firms
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ELECTRIC
J.
II.
Jefferies
Frank
Parlett
PIONEER
FOOD
MARKET
Russel
Cameron
SCOTT'S
MEAT
MARKET
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Scott
Iee
Cordon
SMITH
&
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