While download what I thought was a free memorial program template for my dad's memorial I got a free trial of iworks, I already have iworks on my computer. Now I can't save my work on ipages. How do I restore and save my own iworks? Help please!!.

BACKGROUND INFO:
I am working on a memorial program for my father. I googled free memorial template. Followed the program and ended up downloading iworks 30 day free trial, a program that have already on my computer. I went to FInder found the free trial and dumped it into the trash. Then I opened my ipages and modified one of those templates for the memorial program. When I went to save the changes made a message popped up stateding that I could not save my work before I activated the free trial.
QUESTIONS:
1) How do I save my work on ipages?
2) How do I delete the trial program so I can access all my originial software and my previously saved documents?

- Are you saying that they are not listed in your Purchased section?
Downloading past purchases from the App Store, iBookstore, and iTunes Store
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