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We must never forget the I hope you are taking some great contribution our veter- responsibility in informing ans made in the Allied cause, them that the freedoms they which has given us in now enjoy came at a tremen- Canada over 54 years of dous cost in Canadian man- peace. As a parent we have hood. They should take a few never had to face the awful minutes on November 11 to stress of watching our sons acknowledge those old veter - and daughters go away to ans, who went forward and war. On my last weekend were willing to give of their leave at home before sailing lives in the fight for freedom, overseas, I recall as I It saddens me to hear that embraced my parents to say some of the doctors, nurses our goodbyes, the very dis- and soldiers after service in fraught look on their faces. the Gulf War are falling ill. Believe me, that moment will Apparently this is from the be etched on my mind forev- medications they received, er. I tried my best to ensure yet our 'minister of national them that war was proceed- defence stands up and says ingwdl, that I would be safe there is no proof the illness and home soon. Thanks be came from their service. The to God, that I have never had Department of National to fac'e that experience with Defence and Veterans Affairs my children. Canada need to make certain When I arrived back at that these service people are Gatwick airport for my jour- properly taken care of. ney home, and while we What would I like to see queued up for my boarding happen in the near future? pass, 1 fell into conversation Well, I would like the navy with an older English couplé and the air force pilots who coming to Canada on holi- fly the worn-out Sea Kings days. They Inquired as to on Air-Sea Rescue extend an how I had enjoyed my trip, invitation to the minister of and I replied that traveling national defence and his top through the countryside was bureaucrats to take an great, it was a delight to meet hour's flight out over the cold old friends, the air bases had Atlantic. While up in the air, mostly been transferred back they might explain why the to private enterprise, and the , engines knock, and suggest air museums were most they should say a prayer that interesting. they can get back to base. I'm However. I told them I was willing to bet that the minis- going back to Canada mad ter and his associates would as,hell and really ticked off. decline, pleading pressure of They asked why and I told government business. Yet them, that during my visits our servicemen are being to the museums In both ordered out at great person- Scotland and England, I al risks, knowing that if they found excellent tributes to refuse, they could face a the RAF and of the U.S. Air court-martial, a jail term and Forces, but no mention or be given a dishonourable dis- display of the part our RCAF charge. Perhaps some of you played as we flew and fought veterans would agree, that it alongside them. Even in thé is our presenjt government Imperial War Museum in Who are showing "lack' of London I could find nothing, moral fibre" with regard to It was as if they had won the military matters, war together, however, I In closing, let me say that knew that over 16,000 of my if any of you in this commu- air force friends lay buried in nity ever feel that over the cemeteriçs in England and years you have not received all over Europe. This couple many blessings or enjoyed shook their fingers at me and the good life, then place your- told me not to dare get on selves as i was, in front of my this plane ever thinking that" friend who died at the age of the effort of the Canadians 19 years. He had no life at was not appreciated. Yet sad all, and I'm certain on reflec- to say, I believe it was only tiori you find that you have several years ago that a calm much to be thankful for. ghtrahlr ifip Ur«tgtt Solid Surface Countertops Save $$$ Direct from Factory Corian • Fountain Head • Sure il • Gibraltar Free Estimates 983-5472 Last word (continued from page 16) ^ Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday. November 1. 2000 - 17 (continued from page 1 8 ) DR. DAHLIA CAMPBELL In memory of Dr. Dahlia Campbell who passed away one sad year. Dahlia is sadly missed by her loving husband Charles Campbell and many relatives and friends. Her memory will always linger with us. Dahlia was a woman who possessed many talents and boundless energy which she used untiringly for the good of family, friends and community. She was a professional, who showed dedication to her work. She served in various capacities in nursing at the Oshawa General Hospital. She was respected by her colleagues. Dahlia was a motivated person who used her ability to motivate others. Her love of learning enabled her to achieve the highest academic honours in her chosen field of study. Throughout her life she was an avid learner. More recently she completed a rigorous program of studies and was awarded a PhD. from Walden University in the United States. Dahlia's boundless energy, led her in many directions where she made many contributions to the community. She was a member and president of the Oshawa chapter of the Head Injury Association. She was a volunteer for the Victorian Order of Nurses. In this capacity she found time to visit and comfort many people who were 111 at home or in hospital. Dahlia worked hard with her husband Charlie to maintain the Orono Garden Centre Colonial CqWtrtan Centre HORSEBACK RIDING Colonial Equestrian Centre 3706 Rundle Rd. (Courtice) is now accepting hew students (children & adults) for our riding and horsemanship horsemanship programs, summer camps, etc. For further information or to register call: 1 (905) 623-7336 Home of the Bowmanville Pony Club which continues to be an integral part of the community. She was an active member of the University Women's Association. Shortly before her passing she accepted the position of president of this association. Dahlia is remembered for her generosity. She supported many organizations in the community. Her generosity extended overseas to touch the life of a foster child In Haiti. Dahlia your memories will remain in the thoughts and hearts of those whose lives you touched. Love Chuck 1 ac N MEMORIAM RALPH WILLIS In loving memory of a wonderful husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather who passed away November 2, 1996. God grant us serenity to Accept things we cannot change Coprage to change things wè. can And wisdom to know the difference. Loving remembered by wife Joyce, daughters Gayle, Sharon & families 1 cpn RECYCLE KAWAOTMA OtrmtCT SCHOOL poAWO OCCASIONAL TEACHING POSITIONS The Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board (KPRDSB), headquarted in Peterborough, serves more than 45,000 students in Peterborough, Northumberland and Clarington counties. Applications are invited for occasional teaching positions for the -2000/2001 school year. Applications from teachers qualified in all subject areas, currently "in good standing" with the Ontario College of Teachers including recently retired individuals, will be welcome. , A Police Records Check will be required of all individuals hired by KPRDSB as a condition of employment. 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