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as necessary.
Unit 302 Operating Hours
Daily operating hours
are noon to 8 PM Sunday to Friday and noon to 11 PM on
Saturday. Dancing is allowed, no seating limits; meat
draws, live entertainment, bingos, crib and sports room are
available.
Please respect the safety of others, your neighbours and
staff.
Airborne Reunion June 2 - 4, 2023
A
Peacekeeping Message From Dominion Command
From:
ANAVETS Dominion Command <anavets@storm.ca>
Comrades All, Please see the attached message from our Comrades at CPVA.
Please pass this message and attached instruction sheet out to all your
Members that may have Peacekeeping experience. If you are interested in
participating, please read the
attached instruction sheet and send in your
story and photos directly to Gregory Mitchell and please cc the Dominion
Command. Shoulder to Shoulder,
Deanna Fimrite Dominion Secretary-Treasurer The Army, Navy & Air Force
Veterans in Canada (ANAVETS) 6 Beechwood Avenue, Suite #2 Ottawa, ON K1L 8B4 Tel: 613-744-0222 Fax:
613-744-0208 Email:
anavets@storm.ca
or
deanna@storm.ca Website:
www.anavets.ca
75th Anniversary
May 8th, 2020 marked the 75th anniversary of Victory Europe (VE Day). We
remember those that paid the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom today. Let’s
also not forget those that did return to carry the torch and create the great
Canada of today. It took 6 years to reclaim liberty to Europe. Please take 30
minutes of your time to view this video by Veterans Affairs Canada.
Lest We Forget
Here is a movie presentation
of the Canada Day Colour Party 2019 and marchers courtesy of Jeanie Wight. Please note: It is a large file and will take a couple of minutes to download.
Enjoy!
On October 25th, 2019 Sidney Unit 302 held their annual Halloween dance with
The City Slickers band and many costumed members and guests. I've made up four
collages for you. Enjoy! Page one!
Page Two!
Page Three!
Page four!
100+
Years later As
November 11th, 2018 was 100 years after the end of the Armistice that was to
mark the end of all wars, wars and conflict are still prevalent today. Each year, parades and ceremonies are held all over the
world so that we carry the torch that was handed to us in memory of those who did not return as they
will not die but will always be remembered. Closer to home are those that did
return in distant past and most recently that are waging their own internal
war. This song by Nova Scotian J. P. Cormier entitled "Hometown Battlefield" I think is apropo. Have a listen. Membership
2023 Active Associate & Affiliate Under 65 $50.00 $55.00 65 and over $45.00 $50.00 Cheques
are to be made payable to ANAF Unit 302 and can be mailed to: Membership
dues can also be paid by cash or cheque in the office or at the bar. |
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