Lest We Forget Remembrance Service at Cenotaph 1998
November 1998 service schedule at the Cenotaph lists early service at 9:45 a.m. with Last Post at 9:58 a.m. Reveille and the Act of Remembrance follow, including an Albert Flett service, Legion Hall color party, and Air Cadets. The program features opening remarks, “O Canada,” and the Silence, led by Pastor Bill Evans.
Wreaths and March at Chetwynd Veterans Ceremony
A regional gathering honors veterans with a wreath presentation by Keith Massey and local groups including the Royal Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliary Chetwynd Senior Veterans and RCMP. The event features benediction, blessings, and a march off the colors to God Save The Queen.
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Chetwynd
Canadian Armed Forces
Royal Canadian Legion & Ladies Auxiliary
Chetwynd Senior Veterans
Canadian Rangers Rcmp
God Save the Queen
Legion Meeting Notes at Noon Hall
Public event details mention Legion members and guests with leadership roles including president past president and sergeant at arms. Activities include snacks coffee and a parade setup with ushers Air Cadets and Boy Scouts coordinating, with attendees Bob Shirley Evan Anderson Pastor Bill Evans and Albert Flett listed among organizers and attendees.
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Air Cadets
Bob Shirley Padre
Bill Evans
Bob Shirley Evan Anderson
Pastor Bill Evans
Legion Hall
Legion
Remembrance Day Established in Canadian Law
In 1931 Parliament, after pleas from The Canadian Legion, amended the Armistice Day Act to set November 11 as a distinct day of tribute to those who gave their lives for freedom. In 1970 The Holidays Act added Remembrance Day as a national holiday observed on November 11, marking 1918 as the war's end.
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Canadian Legion
Canada
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Aimee
Reveille
Albert Flett
Evan Anderson
Clay Collins
M.L.A
Chetwynd Air Cadets
Keith Massey
Bob Shirley
Legion Represen President
Poppychair
Ane
Padre
Ushers
Boy Scouts
Bob Shirley Clay Collins
Keith Maisey
Royal Canadian Legion
Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 258
Scotty Fraser