Hagersville
Jarvis
JARVIS—The Jarvis community Remembrance Day Observance was held on Sunday, November 10, 2024 at Jarvis Community Church. The service was a time of prayer and reflection and special readings. The traditional Roll Call announced the names of the fallen from WWI, WWII, the Air Force, Peacekeeping, and later conflicts. With the service moved indoors due to the weather, the wreaths were laid at the front of the church sanctuary by representatives of the federal, provincial, and municipal governments, the OPP, and several community organizations. A wreath was later placed at the Jarvis Cenotaph. Haldimand Mayor Shelley Ann Bentley prepares to place a wreath. —Haldimand Press photos by Sheila Phibbs. 
JARVIS—The Jarvis community Remembrance Day Observance was held on Sunday, November 10, 2024 at Jarvis Community Church. The service was a time of prayer and reflection and special readings. The traditional Roll Call announced the names of the fallen from WWI, WWII, the Air Force, Peacekeeping, and later conflicts. With the service moved indoors due to the weather, the wreaths were laid at the front of the church sanctuary by representatives of the federal, provincial, and municipal governments, the OPP, and several community organizations. A wreath was later placed at the Jarvis Cenotaph. —Haldimand Press photos by Sheila Phibbs.
Selkirk
SELKIRK—The Hagersville Legion visited Selkirk on Sunday, November 10, 2024 for the town’s annual service. The ceremony proceeded at the Selkirk Memorial Gates despite the rain. Private Johnston from the 56 RCA standing Silent Watch at the gates, which are adorned by poppies donated by members of the Haldimand Horticultural Society. —Haldimand Press photos by Kerry J Newstead. 
SELKIRK—The Hagersville Legion visited Selkirk on Sunday, November 10, 2024 for the town’s annual service. The ceremony proceeded at the Selkirk Memorial Gates despite the rain. The gates, were adorned by poppies donated by members of the Haldimand Horticultural Society. 
SELKIRK—Among the participants laying wreaths in Selkirk were all three levels of local government (above, l-r): MP Leslyn Lewis, MPP Bobbi Ann Brady, and Mayor Shelley Ann Bentley. Below, the Hagersville Legion Colour Party forms up.
Dunnville
DUNNVILLE—The Dunnville Legion organized the Remembrance Day ceremony at the Dunnville cenotaph in Central Park on November 11, 2024. A local veteran leaves a poppy for fallen veterans. —Haldimand Press photos by Tina Brajic. 
DUNNVILLE—The Dunnville Legion organized the Remembrance Day ceremony at the Dunnville cenotaph in Central Park on November 11, 2024. firefighters pay their respects. 
DUNNVILLE—The Dunnville Legion organized the Remembrance Day ceremony at the Dunnville cenotaph in Central Park on November 11, 2024. Captain Scott Durwood of 611 Air Cadets stands guard at the cenotaph with Cadet Hunter Harris before the ceremony. 
DUNNVILLE—The Dunnville Legion organized the Remembrance Day ceremony at the Dunnville cenotaph in Central Park on November 11, 2024. The Dunnville Legion marches to the park from the branch 
the Dunnville Legion Branch 142 lays a wreath at the cenotaph on November 11, 2024.
Cayuga
CAYUGA—Rebecca Kollee, secretary of the Ladies Unit of the Cayuga Br. 159 Legion, attended the Cayuga Remembrance Day ceremony with her daughter Octavia. —Haldimand Press photos by Kerry J Newstead. 
CAYUGA—The Cayuga Legion hosted their Remembrance Day ceremony at the cenotaph on the Cayuga Courthouse lands. Private Metcalfe salutes during the playing of the Last Post. 
Piper Landon Italiano performs. 
CAYUGA—Members of Ruthven Park laid a wreath at the cenotaph during the ceremony ahead of hosting a special Remembrance exhibit at Ruthven. Above is Landon Italiano (Museum Assistant), Brittany Van Dalen (Site Administrator), Kelsie Godden (Administrative Assistant), Michael Berry (Education & Ecological Coordinator), Ron Gowland (President), and Sarah Giles (Education & Ecological Assistant). 
CAYUGA—One of their exhibits at Ruthven, including a wall of poppies made by volunteers and WWI uniforms for Lt. W.H. Thompson. 
CAYUGA—One of their exhibits at Ruthven, including a wall of poppies made by volunteers and WWI uniforms for Lt. W.H. Thompson.
Caledonia
CALEDONIA—CALEDONIA—A large crowd gathered at the cenotaph at Edinburg Square to pay tribute to Caledonia’s proud military history and veterans. An RCMP officer approaches the cenotaph to lay a wreath. —Haldimand Press photos by Mike Renzella. 
CALEDONIA—The Colour Party marches toward the cenotaph from the Caledonia Legion, Branch 154. 
CALEDONIA—A pair of Air Cadets stand guard over the cenotaph. 
CALEDONIA—Haldimand firefighters march to the cenotaph under the Canadian flag.
