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Sports, arts and culture groups in BC receive millions of dollars

Event conceived as a way to heal, says organizer

The photo above and article below were originally published in the Powell River News on November 13, 1969.

Fall is a time of letting go. We can take our lead from the trees that are dropping their leaves and the once flourishing gardens that are going to sleep. It’s fitting for us to follow nature’s way of preparing for hibernation.

After services to commemorate Remembrance Day inside Dwight Hall, veterans and community organizations marched to the Cenotaph in Veteran's Memorial Park for a ceremony including two minutes of silence, placing of wreaths and a salute to veterans.

The article below and accompanying photos were originally published in the Powell River News on November 13, 1969.

Sean Borle, 24, recalls meeting World War II veteran and fellow Edmonton resident Lloyd Brown, 96, for the first time six years ago at a Remembrance Day ceremony.

Royal Canadian Legion Branch 164 schedule of events for Monday, November 11, 2019: 7 to 9 am: Breakfast (lower Legion Hall, 6811 Alexander Street) 9:15 am: Bus leaves the Legion to take veterans to parade area 9:30 am: Parade fall-in (foot of Arbutus

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