10 - Wednesday, Nov. 11, 1992 - North Shore News

A.P.
NicCredie

INQUIRING REPORTER

AT ELEVEN a.m. on this day 74 years ago armistice
was declared, ending the bloody war that had gripped
both Europe and the world for over four years. Over
60,000 Canadians were killed in the fighting during the
First World War. Three decades jater Canada emerged
from another world war, with over 42,000 of our young

never to return home. It is said that time heals all
wounds, but often after the healing process is complete,
the msemories fade. As the years between the final shots
of Canada’s iast war and the present increase, the living
reminders continue to fade away.

What does Remembrance Day mean to you?

Frank Oliver

North Vancouver

I'm extremely pleased to
see the world at relative
peace at long last.
Remembrance Day serves
to remind us how fortu-
nate we are during times
of peace.

Chris Irvine

North Vancoaver

I remember all the good
fellows and women who
put their butts on the line
for us during the wars of
this century. By doing
this we keep the spirit of
their souls alive.

Elaine Lum

North Vancouver .

To me it’s a day to
reflect on the wars we’ve
been involved in, and
also as a reminder to the
wars that are presently
being fought.

Geoff Harrington

North Vancouver
Remembrance Day re-
minds me of my grand-
father. | hope we will
always be able to com-
memoraie this day in
peace.

Ziggy Patyk

North Vancouver

I come from Poland and
although we do not have
Remembrance Day as
here, I think. of all the
soldiers and families that
were affected by the wars
of the past during the

Cavendish previews work

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Cavendish, who just recently
finished a challenging run at the
Vancouver Playhouse in George
Bernard Shaw’s The Miilionairess,
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