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a burial service or aid flowers put on his head st. To the men n interring him he was simply another lifeless corpse to place in the ground. They didn’t know anything about him... they didn’t know he had a family waiting for him to return home... no one cried for his loss that day. Harry Slaughter suffered for us... he endured unbelievable hor- rible living conditions for us... he lost his life for us. The least we can do for him is realize what he did and thank him by sharing his story with other people. By doing this, Harry can live on through our lives and finish living the life that he never had a chance to properly live. Harry is no longer forgotten. By researching Harry’s story we have brought awareness of his life. We now know that Harry Slaughter wasn’t just a soldier, a husband, a son. He was much more. Harry was a real person! by Marissa Crawford and Andrea Van Veghel ‘Students of the Port Perry High School history class: front: left to right, Alan Pettit, Dayin Bry- ant, Alyssa Jeffrey, Rose St. Pierre, Nathan Anker, Chris Russell. Second row from left: Danielle Neill, Alissa Reid, Marissa Crawford, Andrea Van Veghel, Dianna Yanchis. Third row, from leff, Billie Clark, teacher Mrs. Nancy Hamer Strahl, Charlotte Roy-Effer, Rebecca Aggett, Mackenzie Gilmour, Xander Huggins, Michelle Young. Photo by J. Peter Hvidsten TO OUR COUNTRYS VETERANS Port Perry Salvage Inc. & DEMOLITION Remembering Women’s Military Roles Pereanelotthe Canaan Wer's Amy Ges at No.3 GWAC Gani Trahing Cee Kishen Cn en hotographer unin TAYLOR FORDER INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. mmm 169 North Street, Port Perry * 905-985-8416 FOCUS - NOVEMBER 2009 25