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RCSCC Chaudiere cadet (in front) Luke Notman stands with the honour guard, representing the branches of the armed forces.
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Taking part in the service were air cadets and Campbellville Sparks and Beavers.
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LEST WE FORGET: A parade and service were held Sunday — in advance of Remembrance Day — at the Haltonville cenotaph on Guelph Line. Here, veterans (from left) Bruce Kitchen, Jim Smart and Bert Walton march toward the cenotaph.
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RCSCC Chaudiere cadet (in front) Luke Notman stands with th...
RCSCC Chaudiere cadet (in front) Luke Notman stands with th...
GRAHAM PAINE / CANADIAN CHAMPIONRCSCC Chaudiere cadet (in front) Luke Notman stands with the honour guard, representing the branches of the armed forces.
It’s time to honour our veterans for their sacrifices
News
Nov 04, 2009
It’s once again time to remember their sacrifices.
Miltonians have a number of opportunities to pay tribute to their local veterans over the next week, beginning with this Sunday’s march from the Royal Canadian Legion (21 Charles St.) to the Victoria Park cenotaph (beside Town Hall), which will begin at 1:30 p. m.
A service will be held at the cenotaph at 2 p. m.
Then on Remembrance Day (next Wednesday) a parade and ceremony will be held at 10:45 a. m. at Milton Evergreen Cemetery on Ontario Street. A luncheon will follow at the Legion banquet hall at noon.
Tickets for the luncheon cost $5 and are available until Saturday in the Legion’s clubroom.
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