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TERRACE, - B.C.

IMEMBRANCE DAY

ing homage to those who
t their lives in two World
ars and in Korea. Buglers
Cameron and W. Mcintyre
ded the Last Post . and
Hed the period of silence
h Reveille.

mene ceremony of placing
‘aths was concluded with the
pent by P/M Comrade Keith
t and P/S Allan Tutt.
DRESS :
he Reverend George Keenley-
2 in making the address quoted
poet Thomas Hardy who, fol-.
ming the Armistice of. 1918,
te in part, “And there was a
yeat calm —~ in’ the ‘beginning
ere “had heen years of great des-
hir and sorrow and the pensive
meirit of pity had whispered,
my?” The poem ended on. this
ote — “The sinister spirit sneer-
eed — it had to be.”.
“There are some in our day too,
who would say in cynicism ‘it had
ato be,’ asserting the inevitability
feof war,” Rev. Keenleyside -said:
me ‘Those of us who are gathered
matere today,” the speaker continu-
med, “Do no honor to either the
day or the people who died and
ysuffered, if we do not ask the
asame question ‘why?’ And we
@must not be content with surface
answers, but in deeper answers
| we perhaps do not very much like,
Because war is not inevitable —

a war is the consequence of man’s
separation from God, It is also the
mconsequence of man’s’ complac.
ency and. indifference to the
m things that matter most — justice
and righteousness and both of
m@ them completed and fulfilled by
love. . ,
-. “It is mot an easy road,” Rev,
Keenleyside concluded, “This road
| Christ asks us to march on, but
it is the only one that has any
kind of real peace as its. goal.
And unless peace is our goal we

dnesday, November 16, 1966

utdoor Ceremony

‘| and Brownles and Comrade S. N.

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Veterans, :service: clubs and community groups joined
hover 200'spectators to bow heads in two minutes silence,

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who live.”
PRESIDENT’S REMARKS

at this time to pay homage

rifice for freedom. ;
_Father Mohan pronounced the
opening and closing prayers. Mrs.
P. Davies presided at the organ
for the hymns, ©
_ Comrade Jack Sharples marsh-
alled the parade at which groups
and organizations presenting
wreaths, marched together with
the veterans, Terrace pipe band
and the Royal Canadian Mounted
Police, ;

‘Mr. Sharples. conducted . ‘the
service and called upon the follow-
ing who placed wreaths: Branch
No. 13 of the Royal Canadian
Legion, RCMP, Legion Ladies
Auxiliary, District of Terrace, Air
Cadets, Shrine Club, Masonic
Lodge, Knights of Columbus, Odd-
fellows Lodge, Rebekah . Lodge,
Elks, Order of the Royal Purple,
Fire Dept., Chamber of Commerce,

Labour Council, Lions Club, Lady
Lions, Job's Daughters, Skeena
Secondary School Students coun-
cil, Boy Scouts, Girl Guides, Cubs

G. Kirkaldy, in memory of his
mother and father, “Gramma” and
Jock Kirkaldy. ,
The Honorable Arthur Lang,
Minister of Northern Affairs, was
unable to attend as expected, due
to inclement flying weather.

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who died, and in whose memory
we are gathered, but those also

Legion ‘president Nici Nattress
pointed out that Remembrance
Day. was very necessary, and it
was Tight that we should gather
to
those who paid the supreme sac-

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_| election of officers for Branch No.

‘|cember 13th. Every -year after

-| Essay” confest. The closing date

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MEMBERS OF TERRACE Air
Cadet Squadron formed a
guard ‘of honor before the
Royal Canadian Legion
Branch 13 Cenotaph at 11
a.m. November 11 ta mark
Remembrance Day and pay
tribute to those who had
fallen in World Wars | and
- HLand in Korea. (staff photo)

ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION’

Dispatch

by Poul -Bogelund:

This past week was a hectic one,
but a rewarding one. Poppy Day
results were most gratifying, the
dedication of the Cenotaph went
off very well, and the response
of the citizens of Terrace was well
worth every effort that went into
the work of getting the monument
in its place. Remembrance Day is
alsa a memory, until November 1:1,
but as long as the Ceno.
taph stands and as long as
Remembrance Day is truly a day
for remembering, just as long
will there be people in, Canada|

of loyalty, honor and freedom.
This coming month is election
month. In all probability there

there most certainly will be an

13, the latter taking place at the
general meeting on Tuesday, De-

the completion, of . the elec-
tion, we hear.‘ rumblings about
this, that and the other
thing,“ mostly from members who
did not bother to attend the elec-
tion meeting. This is just a re
minder that the only way you
can have a say in the election of
officers; or in any election -for
that matter, is by attending in
person. Therefore, give us a goad
turn-out on December 13th, and
be ready to vote for a slate of
officers who will have a very
busy schedule during 1997, '

And finally a reminder 40 all
the youngsters who intend to com-
pete in the “Remembrance Day

for’ entries,.in -both classes, is
Friday, November-10th, so be sure
to complete. your essay and’ hand
it in to the principal of your
hool, not ‘later ‘than Friday, tha

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-PUBLIC NOTICE

° ‘TAKE NOTICE that a Committee of representatives of the
Union of B.C. Municipalities and the Department of Municipal —

. Affairs will conduct hearings in: ; - -
THE BANQUET ROOM OF THE COMMUNITY CENTRE ie
| TERRACE | Ke
Monday, November 21, 1866. Sessions commence at 9:30 . ‘a ‘-
A.M. and continue as long as required. ;

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The Committee will receive representations and recom. } a
mendations from Councils, organizations “and individuals i .
concerning revisions to the “Municipal Act.” . .

A written brief should support each presentation. The Boo
Secretary would also appreciate early notification of expected

times of arrival to facilitate an orderly allotment of delega-
tions, . :

Tan Dodds, -

- Committee Secretary,
Department of Municipal Affairs,
Parliament Buildings, —
Victoria, B.C,

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