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Bunch Fresh Nutritlocis Broccoli LB. **/ • . • : 4:4 • • • ''• Dutch people remember • front MK I respect of an entire nation. ON the 45th anniversary of the end ij the Second Work' War, Moiand.t of Canadian veterans carne back to , y tribute to their fallen cony, s. On this May, 1990 visit, Canadian flags fly throagloola Holland front the snootiest wt - tars to the largest cities and everywhere signs on homes, businesses and streets say "that* yos Canada," Om can, not enter the Netheriamic and not feel immediate pride to be Canadian. We have captured their hearts and their love for these 45 years o ffreedont and they will never let usforget their -.gratitude. Apeldoorn, Iloliandon May 4, 1990 was one giant paraderoute lined with more than a quarter Of a million cheering Dutch citizens all repeating. over and over 'thank you Canada", HRH Princess Margreit and Veterans Affairs Minister •Gerald Mer- rithew took • the salute as thousands of Canadian veterans marched by interspersed with, more than 200 Second World War vehicles and numerous bands. With medals flashing in bright sunii.ght, the veterans marched to the band music of their youth, heads held high and shoulders 'back, as if they were 18 again, but now in their late 60's and 70's and some in their 80's and most in step. • The Dutch people continued to amaze the Canadians as bou- quets qf flowers were tossed throughout the four hour parade and the hot temperatures never dulled the smiles and sparkling eyes of the veterans as applause never stopped and many called back to the Dutch people "thank you Holland". The official ceremonies at the „Canadian War Cemeteries at Woken, GrOesbeek and Bergen Op Zoom were ,filled with memories of these long 45 years since comrades died. At Holten some 500 children placed flowers on the graves of .1,35$ 47anadians and at Groesbeck IIRII Princess Margreit placed }lowers at the Alter of Sacrifice for the_ more than 2,300 Canadians buried there. At the stnaller Bergen Op Zoom ceremony, Veterans Affairs Minister Merrithew paidtribute to the 968 Canadians who fell during the 89 days of heOvy battle to free the Scheldt estuary and the port of Antwerp. At each ceremony hundreds of our veterans walked through row Upon row of graves. looking for, names °Mallen comrades. Some knelt in prayer. soma with tears, • others silent with bowed heads as memories flooded in. For many this will be their last visit to Holland. The Dutch signs say "we will never forget", but we --- too will always remember how you ' make us proud to be, CANADIAN. •" r "A soldier -of the 1939-1945 war. Known unto God." Tlds stone marks the grave of an unknown soldier buried in the Holten Canadian War Cemetery, in Holland. (photo courtesy of Hannah Ilartemink) • Meet the blue box man • from page -I going to call ourselves a waste management firm we'd better start managing waste," said Ludolph. A special bee -planting took place to honour Ludolph in 'his home town of Kitchener. The success of the blue box was in •pan due to peer pressure. said Ludolphe Even the homeowner• who thought itcycrmg was a lot of bunk "Couldn't stand the idea he wasn't like his neighbour." The blue box also eliminated confusion between what was garbage and what were recyclable& "When you look down the streets and see the rows of blue boxes you know there is a recycling system in place."