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November S.
A Message From
theMinister of
Veterans Affairs:
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when you buy a new one.
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Armstrong Solarian® Supreme, Designer Solarian, Designer Solarian II, Regal
Candide®, or Candide floor (minimum purchase 15 sq. yds.; maximum
rebate $150). Stop in soon for all the details. This trade-in allowance is
available only on purchases between November 1 and November 29.
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t.M•Diaa DUNOAS ST t
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On November 11th we Cana-
dians will stand in silent tribute
to the men and women who
forfeited their lives for our sake.
Three times this century Cana-
dians have gone to fight on dis-
tant continents. They did not go
in seared of =territorial conquest.
Our country has never sought a
single inch of another country's
land, nor have we retained any
ground once victory was
attained.
Instead, these men and women
risked their futures so that those
at home could enjoy peace and
freedom.
Remembrance Day is our
chance to count our blessings that
Canada has such represen-
ta ti ves, especially the 110,000 who
did not return from the two World
Wars and Korea.
I hope all canadians will once
again take time from their nor-
mal schedules on November 11
and recall the many sacrifices
that have been made on our
behalf.
Such observance is not a duty,
but a very special privilege.
Thank you.
George Hees