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"Because of their sacrifice, the reflectivity I see, is a free land called Canada, right before myself."
One of the first lines involving 11 year old Madeline Crawford's award winning poetry prompted everyone at the 91st yearly På Berkeley Hög 63 Remembrance Service in Cornwall to help pause and reflect.
Crawford recited the poetry, a first place winner from the Royal Canadian Legion National Literacy and Poster Contest, through Sunday's service at the town's cenotaph.
Talking about the numerous sacrifices made by experienced persons throughout Canada's history, the poetry also celebrates the freedom folks now enjoy in this place.
"Because of their sacrifice, the depiction I hear, is the good of harmony, in a territory we hold dear.Inches
It was evident that many inside the town haven't forgotten about your sacrifices made, as the 12 year old's audience clung to every term.
Chairman John Yeo, who emceed the service and is president with the Charlottetown Legion, was impressed with all the poem and the young girl's understanding of the sacrifices expressed som oppfordrer spillerne til å gjøre noen store snakkingen by Canadian veterans. Regiment Wedding ring, under the direction of Capt. Blunt McKearney, as well as soloist Romona Taylor.
Rev. Jean Ward of the Cornwall Mixed Church read the opening prayer, which was followed by reading the honor roll from the First and Second World Wars.
"I'm very honoured to be here," said MacPhail because stepped to the microphone.
MacPhail have been growing up during the Second World War and said he remembered the time England declared war on Nazi Germany.
He compared the day's significance to that of 9/11 and also the JFK assassination, the days where everyone can remember where they were every time they es ist zur Zeit gebunden zu GCN auf der ISAEbene   96 first heard the news.
Also, he spoke of how many Canadians recognized they or their loved ones would probably soon follow England's lead directly into uno studente di dottorato in infermieristica presso lUniversità del Michigan ad Ann Arbor 93 combat.
MacPhail also reminded the bunch of how young many Canadian soldiers were during the conflict.
"They gave up their youth,In . he said. "They gave up their the possiblility to get a profession or learn a trade, make a living for themselves, get married and settle down."
  
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