7 - great Country. We give thanks

ur youth and keep fresh in our Memories as to how, and at what cost we came to have tlie freedom and. peace. ‘we have toda
to those who were willing, to-sacrifice themselves and who gave theif.'Youth and their future s0 that we could live i in Peace.

— We also. have. othiers to now. ‘remember and thank; ‘this November I*-we will be Remembering ‘our: Cénadian Peacekeepers, ‘as you inay be : aware this: past {wo or. :
_. “Three years has been. difficult: anes. for our Peacekeepers, as.we have buried a record number..One day they will be called Veterans, right now (hey are spread across - »-
_ this world trying to keep peace iri countries where most of the people would love to live'as we do, freé to'vote for wha we please, £0 to the seh and Church of our. “

[oe i :. chioice: ‘Our Peacekeepers along with’ other United Nations: Peacekeepers and all our veterans must always. be Remembered.

*.° ‘Qur Veterans, who are'still with us today, know what it is to have beei in battle and to-have seen their friends cut down in. their. Youth. That i is wy Rernembrae is
$0. fecessary and yet 80: difficult. ti is. Tecessary. because we must not Forget, and j itis difficult because. the p pain is never. forgotten, ae

a Canada as a nation gained: its Maturity i in’ ‘Wartime, That much used label “Wartime” which’ covered everything that i ig Booty and everything that was heart vending in -:
those ttirbulent times, it hag had little nieaning for the new ‘generations who have grown up after the 1950s, for them, the ‘word is 4 relic.of the olden days. Since those .
~.. ‘days we have enjoyed Freedom and Peace; freedom from Heartbreak, telegrams with bad news,:rio miore casualty: ‘lists; no more weeping ng mothers no more absent ae
“husbands, This past. Two or Three years those memories. have been brought back, with the’ loss of. our young Canadian Peacekeepers, “

“As you 20 ‘about your daily, tasks, wether it is at home. or in ‘school’ or at ‘work, on ‘this Remenibrance Day, if. ‘you Cannot Remember, think, “think about ihose Young _
. Canadiaris who were not able to live out this allotted span of:life, to contribute to ther. Country. But in‘ giving themselves totally through. duty, commitment, love “-
~.and Honour have become part of us-for ever. Think about: our ir Veterans, that sll live amongst us, think, abaut our * Peacekeepers, think about your fi freedom and nd the aa)

Peaceful living we enjoy here i in Terrace. |

| - doin m me and ¢ our + Veterans on Thursday November a | in a a Day of. Remembrance, A day te to Think.”

John B. Goriak

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