Put Ical in the trash

Hello people I have accidently erased Ical from my Imac how do I get it back? I clicked on to ical and it told me it is not supported on this architecture. Sorry I'm new to disk repair and scared I might bugger up the rest of my files. Thank you in advance

On your installation disk there is an "optional installs" item. Run that; I think iCal is one of the options.
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