Remembering the War Dead With Poppies
Alison reflects on Remembrance Day as poppies honor World War I and II losses. She notes soldiers who died, those who returned injured, and the bravery of grandpa and uncle while promising to keep peace alive.
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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 12, 1990
Page
11
Alison reflects on Remembrance Day as poppies honor World War I and II losses. She notes soldiers who died, those who returned injured, and the bravery of grandpa and uncle while promising to keep peace alive.
The Craft Fair at Chetwynd Secondary School gym on November 7 drew large crowds. Attendees browsed dolls, jewelry, art, baked goods, and crafts from groups including CARES Environmental Group and a kids only yearbook table.
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