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Bridgetown Remembers
Crowd braves chilly wind to honour war dead
by Larry Powell/Spectator View all articles from Larry Powell/Spectator
Article online since November 11st 2008, 17:57
Bridgetown Mayor Art Marshall and Youth Ambassador Nancy Ward placed a wreath on behalf of the town Tuesday during a Remembrance Day ceremony at the Legion.
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Bridgetown Remembers
Crowd braves chilly wind to honour war dead
Young and old alike turned out Tuesday in Bridgetown to honour those who made the ultimate sacrifice in war. They braved a chilly wind to stand outside the Bridgetown Legion where Legion, members, veterans, Canadian Forces members, cadets, and members of the RCMP marched to the cenotaph for a wreath-laying ceremony.
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