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Remembrance Day service at Mariners Centre
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Remembrance Day service at Mariners Centre
Veterans marched into the main arena of the Mariners Centre in Yarmouth Sunday morning at 10:45 as their annual Remembrance Day service got underway.
The event included welcoming remarks by Mark Stevens, the master of ceremonies, a prayer from Rev. A.D. (Bill) Newell and a scripture reading by Rev. Jim Agrell.
The service also included hymns, the traditional playing of The Last Post, two minutes of silence and then Reveille.
Wreaths were laid on behalf of the different levels of government and other organizations.
Here are some photographic images from the service.
ERIC BOURQUE PHOTOS
The service also included hymns, the traditional playing of The Last Post, two minutes of silence and then Reveille.
Wreaths were laid on behalf of the different levels of government and other organizations.
Here are some photographic images from the service.
ERIC BOURQUE PHOTOS
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