try and get his wife and dog on the same ship to Halifax, N.S. "They told me I could only take one back to Canada and I used to tell her that it took me a long time to make up my mind which one." The trip back to Saskatoon with his new wife was diverted to Ottawa, where the couple was surprised with a limousine and a ride to the House of Commons where Wozniak was taken to dinner by Minister Jimmy Gardiner and introduced to Mackenzie King. As they were being driven back to the airport, Margot asked him, "Who is this Mackenzie King?" Wozniak finished the war supervising other instructors in Canada. He was awarded the DFC (Distinguished Flying Cross), which he says were handed out more freely as the end of the war came in sight. Was it worth it? "I would say so," says Wozniak in almost a whisper. "I don't know if the young appreciate that war was for them. They don't realize the freedom they enjoy; they would not have had if things had toppled the other way. "But we were young and at the time, of course, it was exciting. It's funny . . . you enjoy it."