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A special issue dedicated to our community’s unity’s veterans and their families

REMEMBER. e chose a concise name for this very special issue of the Now. Remember.

At this time of the year, we proudly honour our surviving war heroes and their families. We also remember our veterans lost to war – or to sickness or old age.

For most of us, this includes people of our own bloodline. How proud we are at this time of year to share photos of those in our own family who showed such bravery and honour on the front lines of war, far from the warmth and comfort of home, family and friends.

Although old photos of family members, like the ones gracing today’s front page, fill our hearts with pride, they can also bring sadness.

We miss them.

What we wouldn’t give to spend one more Remembrance Day with our fathers, husbands, grandfathers, uncles or brothers, to share one last pint nt with them at the local legion and hear their hearty laughter while telling old stories and catching up.

And let’s not forget about our mothers, wives, grandmothers, aunts or sisters. We have much to learn rn from their stories of sacrifice and bravery as well.

So it’s with pride – and sadness – that the Now remembers all of them by doing what we do best.

Telling their stories.

We are proud to present this special 52-page issue, dedicated solely to honouring our heroes and their families. From front to back, you will find powerful stories of bravery, sacrifice and honour from all corners ers of our community.

Inside, you’ll read about Remembrance Day from a variety of perspectives and from people of all ages and d backgrounds. You’ll also read very personal stories told old

by Now staff members themselves – including some emotional stories of love and sacrifice that have only recently come to light.

We hope you enjoy it. Please take the time to read it front to back and share with your friends and families the stories that reach your heart.

This issue of the Now is a labour of love. We worked hard on it. For heroes like the ones to the right, it’s the least we could do.

A collage of old family photos from both ‘Now’ staff members and readers.

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t’s not every day you meet a genuine knight. Whalley’s own Gerald Gaudet was awarded the Order of France, an achievement that was celebrated with a parade in the city centre.

Streets were closed, and he was escorted

by Mounties in red serge. About 200 people participated.

“All those, I thank from the bottom of my heart. It was one big day,” said Gaudet, 93. “It’s the highest order the French can give. I was made a knight (chevalier) because I served in the liberation of France.”

He’s also noble, medals or not.

“I learned one thing, and I believe in this, and I wish there were more people who think the way I do,” he told the Now, in a gruff voice.

“Life’s not about that somebody’s got to help you, it’s about who you can help.

Help you can give to somebody. If you can give somebody a hand, this is what it’s all about. Don’t sit back and wait for somebody to give you something. Be out there, and you help them. This is what I feel…I’ll die that way.”

Born and raised in New Brunswick, Gaudet was 17 “and a little bit of a fibber about my age” when he enlisted with the Royal Canadian Engineers.

“It was probably the thing to do,” he said. His older brother had joined. “I thought if he was in, I should go in too.”

His war adventures began in Medicine Hat, AB, with him surveying land to build a camp for prisoners of war. He was then sent overseas, and on June 6, 1944, was put on a barge in the dead of night, unaware he was bound for Juno Beach.

“By day break, the word come we were going into France.”

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Gerald Gaudet says life is about helping other people. (Photo: GORD GOBLE) He was attached to the Regina Rifles Infantry and his barge landed in France at 7 a.m. It stopped far from shore, he said, so as not to ground itself. The soldiers had to make it to land on gang planks.

“I was very scared, because I couldn’t swim. We were getting shelled pretty heavy.”

Gaudet crawled under a tank that’d been knocked out, hid there for awhile and then moved up seven miles, before he and his fellow Canadians were “pushed back a bit.”

He lost friends.

“It was terribly hard.”

Gaudet remembers it vividly and dreams about it sometimes, “but not that often anymore,” he said.

He was also in the Battle of Caen, one of the largest battles after D-Day. His task was to help build new bridges – lots of them – across rivers and canals, and sometimes under shell fire, in France, Belgium and Holland, so Allied forces could advance.

These replaced bridges that had been blown up by retreating German soldiers.

His efforts also earned him more than a dozen medals, the German Star and French Star among them. He’d entered

the war a private, and was discharged as a corporal in 1946.

After the war, he’d headed back to meet his sweetheart in Medicine Hat, married her, and their union produced two daughters, three grandchildren and great grandchildren as well. Working with a glass company, he was transferred to the West Coast and relocated his family to Whalley in 1966.

One of his daughters still lives in Newton. Some years ago, he lost his wife to old age and his other daughter to cancer in the same year. It was the hardest thing he’s had to face.

As for the war, he said, “If I had to do it all over again, I would join tomorrow, under the same circumstances.

“I think we accomplished something.

The reason that I feel why we didn’t have another major world war was because the generation that came after are better educated, they’re smarter. Now we have settlement instead of world war, it’s progress.”

Also, “The Bomb” was invented. That probably had something to do with it.

ere's a meal you might not want to eat.

But if you dared to, they say that you could...

The biscuits, chocolate and other tidbits are inside a tiny tin box, circa the Second World War. You'll find the box inside an air-sealed showcase, along with a healthy inventory of other military memorabilia than has been donated or loaned by members of the Whalley Legion.

Inside the legion hall, which was opened in 1948, a military museum was set up eight years ago in what used to be the veterans' smoking room. Fleetwood resident Gordon Fergus, 75, is its curator. He was a Regimental Sgt. Major and served with the British Army and Canadian Armed Forces.

"That is edible today, if you put it on your plate," he says, gazing at the tin, which is nestled amongst a Sten gun, respirator, pant weights and a trench belt from 1916.

"When I was in the British Army, we were eating rations from the First World War." An inscription on the tin box warns, "This is concentrated food and should be eaten slowly."

Except, of course, if you're under fire.

The museum contains some very interesting and priceless artifacts, including medals from the Crimean War (1853-1856) and the Boer War (1880-1881).

"There are some artifacts of great interest," Fergus says. "We have Queen Victoria's Medal here."

There's also a Silver Cross, given to the mother of a soldier killed in action.

Fergus has been with the legion for 35 years.

Sgt. Jim Holland, 87, of Whalley assists him with his museum duties. Holland served with the British Army in Germany, in the occupation force, and has been with Whalley Legion Branch #229 for 48 years, making him its longest member. tom.zytaruk@thenownewspaper.com

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War was all in the family SACRIFICE: Their bravery should never be forgotten

TomZytaruk Now reporter

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’ve interviewed Canadian soldiers who bravely fought at Vimy Ridge, who gave Franco hell in the Spanish Civil War, and who earned fame as ace fighter pilots during the Battle of Britain.

Indeed, I’ve written about many a war hero over the years, but never about my own family.

My dad, Alex, was a corporal in the Royal Canadian Air Force during the Cold War, working on Sabre Jets. He came from a large, poor Ukrainian family in Fort Garry, Manitoba and was the baby of the family. During the Second World War, five of his older brothers fought Hitler, Mussolini and Tojo. Four survived and of them, two were wounded.

My uncle Nick fought with the Winnipeg Grenadiers, defending Hong Kong against Japanese

invaders. Ill-equipped and his unit outnumbered, he ended up a prisoner of war in Yokohama for 44 months, eating mice, snakes and whatever else he could catch to survive. As he was being marched away, he heard the rat-a-tat of machine guns, and explosion of grenades, as the Japanese killed those too wounded to walk. Forced into slave labour, on two cups of gluey rice per day, Nick was injured working on a drag line and a camp doctor did surgery on his leg, leaving the one leg a couple inches shorter than the other. Several years after the war, his wound began to seep and doctors in Winnipeg re-opened it to find, to their horror, a thick wad of putrid gauze enmeshed in his muscle.

My dad’s twin brothers, Fred and Martin, joined the Canadian Army on March 27, 1943, and were sent

to Europe.

Martin joined Operation Timberwolf and fought in Italy, where on April 16, 1944 an exploding hunk of shrapnel ripped into his thigh. After recovering, he was sent back into action and on Sept. 29, 1944 he was killed, at age 21, in a rain of mortal shells while fighting in the village of Fiumicino.

My dad’s family didn’t have a telephone, and my grandmother didn’t speak English, so he had to go to a far-away neighbour to take the call. He was 11 when he broke the news to his mom that Martin had been killed. “I can remember doing that, and not being too happy walking down the railroad track,” he recalled.

In 1971 Manitoba’s government named a lake in Martin’s honour – Zytaruk Lake – in Whiteshell Provincial Park. Grandma received

the Memorial Cross.

Fred still lives in Winnipeg.

He doesn’t like to talk about his time in France, where he was shot through his arm while rowing a boat across a river and, not long after that, was hit in the head with shrapnel.

Uncle Bill also served in the Canadian military but was not sent overseas. Uncle John had joined the Tank Corps and did his part to help liberate Nijmegen and Arnhem in Holland. He always said he was most afraid of so-called “friendly fire,” from the Americans.

During the Cold War, my dad was stationed in Germany and visited Martin’s grave in Italy.

He also experienced a touching

tribute, upon walking into a pub in Holland.

“I had the Canadian uniform on,” he recalled. “The music suddenly stopped, and the orchestra began playing Red River Valley.”

He met my mom Eileen during his military service. She spent much of her childhood in English bomb shelters during the Battle of Britain. Nearby homes were bombed, and a Messerschmitt pilot strafed a schoolyard.

Her dad Tom – after whom I’m named – served in the Royal Air Force. My mom’s family lived in a small village and word soon spread that her dad had been killed in action but it turned out the victim was another poor soldier with the same first and last name.

“I wouldn’t wish that on my grandkids or any of them,” she told me.

So here I am, 49 years old, never having had to go to war, and praying like hell my twin sons and their yet unborn kids will never have to, either.

It’s not luck, but sacrifice, that has kept us out of harm’s way.

And that, we should never, ever forget.

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CLOVERALE — It won’t be a new building once proposed to replace the dated facility, but the Cloverdale Branch #6 of the Royal Canadian Legion will soon undergo a major renovation.

Modernization of Branch 6, as it’s known, is a key part of the two-year, $304,000 reno project.

Half of the money will come from a Canada 150 Community Infrastructure Program grant, the other half from branch reserves.

“The building is sound, even though it is 60 years old,” said Glenn Thomsen, chair of the

branch’s building renovation committee. “We’ve had the roof examined along with the building itself, it’s all sound, but it hasn’t really been kept up to a modernized look, colours and interior decorating schemes over the years.”

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A subsequent mail-in survey of the branch’s 1,800 members last spring found support for a major renovation to the current facility.

The project has since moved forward at a rapid pace.

“We were 36 months working with SCDC and Townline Housing and I think everyone was looking forward to a new building and change,” he said.

“So when that fell apart, the dejection was sizable. So the minute we had an opportunity to do a major renovation, and only have to spend $150,000 on that and not $300,000, it gave people a rejuvenation of enthusiasm.”

Live music and a dance floor will be part of the renovated branch, Thomsen said.

“By modernizing the building, we hope to retain and increase our membership,” he added. tom.zillich@thenownewspaper.com

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She left her beloved England for true love WAR BRIDES: My grandmother’s memoir relates emotional journey

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his was going to be a story about a Canadian war hero whose traits – and faults – I sometimes see in myself.

And what a story it would be.

L/Cpl. George L. Simpson was a gun fitter in the 4th Canadian (Armoured) Division who helped liberate Holland. He earned a medal for bravery but never told a soul about what he did to earn it.

More interestingly, he had written a diary from his time in the war. I had been given a copy of his diary just last year.

I know this man, not as a battle-hardened war veteran who struggled to deal with civilian life after the war, but as a kind gentle man who smelled delightfully of pipe tobacco as he read me stories on his lap. (To this day I love the smell of pipes or cigars.)

He was my Grandpa George and I was going to write about him.

But I changed my mind.

I decided to write about a different kind of war hero, one we don’t hear much about anymore.

This is the story of L/Cpl. Simpson’s stunning war bride, whom I know as Grandma Iris.

Her story is one of strength and perserverance and love.

To be honest, I haven’t been the best grandson to Grandma Iris.

I don’t call her nearly as much as I should. In fact, I am embarrassed to say it’s been many years since I’ve seen her.

Despite this, she recently sent me a box full of memories and souvenirs – mostly newspaper clippings from my dad’s WHL

hockey years.

She knew I was always interested in the war years, so in the box, she included a copy of Grandpa George’s wartime journal.

But something else caught my eye. Also inside the box was a thick document, held together with a big white paper clip. It was a memoir.

In capital letters, the title reads “REFLECTIONS------1939 to 1947

by IRIS M. SIMPSON.” Every page – 36 of them – is written with the same old, rickety typewriter.

Except the final page.

LIFE DURING THE WAR

Iris Hooper was 13 when Great Britain declared war on Germany. Born and raised in Wolverhampton, England, she grew up with blackouts, rations and air-raids. The men were off to fight, women took over their jobs and the spirit of the people was simply do or die.

During the Battle of Britain and the “blitz” air raids, things often looked bleak. There was little rest and always the uncertainty of where the next bomb would drop.

As Iris grew older, the good times overshadowed the sadness and she enjoyed life the best way she could. She and her friends would distract themselves with weekend dates with the handsome “Brylcreem Boys,” as they used to call the hair-slicking members of England’s Royal Air Force.

Romance in those days was innocent. Holding hands, walking in moonlight, maybe a good-night kiss, nothing serious.

But the flirty Brylcreem Boys lost their appeal with the arrival of the Allies, whom Iris and her friends found much more interesting, with their exotic accents and such.

And on March 25, 1943, one

Atlantic and a three-day journey by train to where George was waiting with his family in Salmon Arm, B.C. Once there, adjusting was hard, to say the least. Everything was different than she imagined it to be.

Canadian life was a far cry from the comforts of her English home.

No electrictity. No running water.

No toilets. Just outhouses.

With these changes came frustration and tears. I longed to be back with my family and friends but I had a lot of pride.

Come hell or high water, nobody would ever say, ‘we told you so.’

Love conquers all. of these handsome young Allies changed her life forever.

Canadian L. Cpl George L. Simpson was on leave, heading back to London. On an impulse, he fatefully got off the train at Wolverhampton.

I first saw him while I was waiting for some friends.

He was waiting in front of a theatre, looking very handsome and smart. I said to my friends, “Behold. There stands the light of my life.”

Using his irrestible Simpson charm.. ahem... George introduced himself and later ended up walking Iris home in the rain.

They made a date for the next night and although she had her doubts about whether they would keep it, curiosity got the better of Iris and the date was on.

When I saw him waiting for me I knew we belonged together. He must have felt the same, for he stayed in town until his leave was up and every moment we spent together meant so much more.

Saying goodbye was not easy.

For George and Iris, love was built through letters. Every night she would write and mail a letter.

On Sundays, she wrote two – one in the morning, one at night.

Between the letters were George’s leaves and they would be together again. But time always went by so quickly.

Soon, one of George’s leaves were used to meet Iris’s family Iris was anxious. Her Aunt Phyl – who raised Iris – was reluctant about her involvement with a Canadian.

“You’re asking for trouble,” Aunt Phyl told her.

Aunt Phyl heard Canadians were rough, tough and wild.

But the ol’ Simpson charm kicked into high gear once again and soon Aunt Phyl thought

the world of George, proudly proclaiming “there is nobody like him.”

During a troublesome period leading up to D-Day – George was shipped out and wasn’t happy Iris joined the ranks of warworker – the two stopped writing for some time but their love was rekindled with more letters in the new year of 1945.

On May 8, Churchill announced the war in Europe was over. Hitler had been defeated.

Soon after, George sent word that he would be on furlough and would be there to see Iris within weeks. Her emotions were in a tizzy – she was worried how they would feel about each other.

But when I opened the door and saw him standing on the steps I knew my worries had all been in vain. For a few moments the world stood still for us and we knew that we belonged together. From that moment on, the future was ours.

The two were married in St. Peter’s Church on Sept. 27, 1945.

Then came the inevitable.

George was being repatriated back home to be demobilized.

There, he was to wait until Iris could join him.

As she awaited the journey to her new country and her new life, Iris watched uneasily as many girls who married Canadians began to return home, disappointed in the way things had turned out. It caused great concern for her family and made waiting very uncomfortable.

Finally, on June 19, 1946, she embarked on the journey that would take her to a new life.

She had very little in her pocket (about 10 pounds) but had a whole lot of faith.

LIFE IN CANADA

Hearing the cries of, “You’ll be back,” from sailors on other ships, Iris boarded “The Lady Nelson” for the nine-day trip across the

Iris felt out of place for the next few years. Everything was strange to her – the customs, the weather, the clothes, even the sports (she once made the mistake of insulting George’s first true love – baseball).

After some turbulent times living with George’s family, the couple ended up in Lacombe, AB, where things were looking up. George got a job as a carpenters helper and Iris was expecting their first child, Philip Lester Simpson – my father.

Iris was finally adjusting.

And they were back to having fun and laughing together, something they had not had for a while.

Sure, George was still annoyingly talking baseball night and day but now Iris was going to the games and meeting people. She was becoming part of the community.

In June 1947, she celebrated her first year in Canada, much the wiser. She started focusing on the future. And never looked back.

LIFE ON HER OWN

The final page of my grandmother’s memoir is a piece of paper cut to about two inches high. It’s written with a different typewriter and is initialed with a blue, hand-written, “IMS.” Although many said our marriage would never last, we had 42 years together. Then on August 11th 1989, the light of my life went out. My beloved died of a massive heart attack.We had made a lifetime of memories, raised three children through many ups and downs, laughter and tears but always had that special love that will be with me until the end of my days.

Grandma Iris is turning 90 in April. I called her at her Red Deer home Monday morning to let her know I would be writing about her.

“Those were the best years of our lives,” she said, her voice slightly breaking just before hanging up.

My wife and I plan on being with her for Christmas.

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POPPIES AND ROSES: Remembrance Day edition ❚ A million red poppies to thank all the veterans – past, present and future – and also to their families who sacrificed so much as well. ❚ A poppy to Cyril Headey, a Surrey poultry farmer who was given a British Empire medal following the First World War. During that conflict, Headey figured out a safe way to ship eggs to Europe. To avoid breakage, he thought to ship eggs overseas by placing them in crates of wet sand. The eggs were kept cool by the sand, which also served as a shock absorber during transit.

Headey’s medal is now stored at Surrey Museum.

❚ Roses to everyone already wearing a poppy on their chest. For those who have yet to get theirs, please do so.

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After Halloween, we should remember which holiday comes next. It’s about respect. ❚ Poppies to our family’s war heroes Charles Bonner and Bob Berthiuame.

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Uncle’s three-day adventure lost at sea made for movies PERSPECTIVE: War stories make our problems trivial AmyRied Now reporter

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t’s quite something to read about your family in a newspaper when you’re a newspaper reporter.

Turns out, a relative of mine had an experience that a Vancouver Sun writer said, “contains all the adventures of a novel.”

Today, we’d say it’s the kind of story movies are made about.

My great uncle, E. J. Trerise, was one of three airmen forced down in the

Atlantic off the coast of Africa in 1941 who then converted their Amphibian plane into a sailboat by using parachutes as sails and paddled a dinghy for 24 hours before they were finally picked up by a native African fishing boat. They were lost for three days.

The story began on March 1 of that year when the three men became lost from the Royal Navy ship in which they were attached during a patrol flight. They set their plane down on the sea after running out of gas.

“The landing was all right,” my uncle wrote to the newspaper, “and then we set to work hoisting sails, the

material being the parachute silks. Very shortly we were drifting ashore at two or three knots.”

The water was choppy that first night, “so we streamed drogues from the bow to keep the plane headed to wind,” he said in his letter.

At dawn on March 2, they spotted land.

“We decided to try to make the shore in our rubber dinghy,” my uncle wrote, “the main point of debate being whether or not the dinghy would be attacked by sharks, as we were in shark-infested water.”

A shark appeared during their first attempt, driving them back to the plane.

Later, noticing land had become further away, they decided to try their luck

on the dinghy a second time. Their luck ran out on another front.

“After about three hours we were alarmed to find that the dinghy was losing air at the intake valve,” my uncle said. “That was stopped, but the dinghy was rather limp, so we again turned around and pulled for the aircraft.”

But the obstacles just kept coming.

“We found after an hour that the wind was taking the airplane away from us faster than was our progress towards it,” he wrote. “There was nothing to do but head for land and hope for the best.”

They rowed through the night, keeping an easterly course with their compass, and he likened the exercise to “trying to steer a saucer.”

They saw lights in the

distance and set off distress flares and Verey lights, but they attracted no apparent attention.

By dawn, they were about three miles from land, by their best guess. But the tide just carried them back out.

“About midday, a ship was sighted on the horizon heading towards us. We set off the remainder of the distress flares and Verey cartridges.”

But the ship altered its course away from them.

Things were looking grim.

But alas, luck was about to finally be in their favour.

“We had attracted some attention ashore and soon a native boat was alongside taking us aboard, just about in time, too, as the dinghy would not have kept us afloat for more than an

hour.”

African fisherman Richard Graham took the three men in his boat on a 300-mile journey to a British port, where their ship was.

After learning of this story, and attempting to imagine what this must have been like, it’s hard to continue complaining about the things I so often do.

Suddenly, my problems seem trivial.

Many of us have relatives connected to one or both of the World Wars in some way or another. This Remembrance Day, let’s take a moment to remember and thank all of those who fought and dedicated their lives during these times.

Lest we forget.

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A pilot’s tribute to those lost in war

the area around the tree, planted the ivy on the tree and made a little bit of a park. It was a memento honouring those who flew or tried to fly. Those who came home and those that didn’t come home. And that was the significance of the tree in the family.”

When plans were announced for the Trans-Canada Highway (now Highway 1), Charlie learned it was set to run right through his property – and the area including the tree.

A fight began to save it.

“Dad started to get the community up and support him to save the tree,” said Larry.

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harlie Perkins was a teenager when he became interested in flying.

Back then – circa 1910 – the teen could not have known his legacy would live on in Surrey for decades to come in a rather interesting way – in a tree along Highway 1.

The Perkins family moved to the Fraser Valley from Vancouver around 1907, packing up their belongings on a sternwheeler and heading up the river to the area of Port Kells. The family would pitch a tent in the bush before building their home.

“There was quite a flying enthusiasm in B.C. at the time,” said Charlie’s son, Larry Perkins.

“I don’t know where dad got an interest in flying but he joined up with a group of young fellows and they canvassed and borrowed and begged for money and formed the B.C. Aero Club.”

They brought a “rickety old plane” up from the states to

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Today, Charlie’s Tree is surrounded by a thick ivy that climbs up the 30-foot Douglas fir. Flags, wreaths and other tokens are often left there in the weeks leading up to Remembrance Day.

practise and learn on. Later, in about 1915, they built their own plane that they flew out of what is now Pitt Meadows Airport.

Then the war came.

“Everybody joined up and because dad had a smatter of what it is to fly and the rudiments of flying, he was put into the Royal

Flying Corp (as a flight instructor in Ontario) because there wasn’t a Canadian military flight. He learned all the tricks of flying planes and maneuvering and machine guns.”

He returned home from the First World War in 1919.

“But when he got back, there

was this big tree. And that tree was on the property that grandpa bought,” recalled Larry.

A common misconception is that Charlie planted the tree. The family says it was actually about 300 years old. Charlie’s memorial was the ivy he planted.

“What he did was he cleared

“With a lot of letter-writing and support from friends and neighbours, he finally contacted ‘Flying’ Phil Gaglardi, head of the highways department. I recall being there when he came out. Dad and I and he walked down the skid road to the base of the tree and dad explained the whole story.

“He just took a look at the map they had and said, ‘Well, we’ll just go around it.’ And they did. And that was that.”

Though the tale goes that Charlie sat in front of the tree with a shotgun in an attempt to save it, Larry says that’s not the case.

“There is absolutely no truth to the report that dad sat in the chair with a shotgun when the bulldozers came,” he insisted.

“He wasn’t that type of person.

I remember him commenting to me that you can’t stand in the way of progress. And the highway was progress.”

Even before the highway was built, Charlie placed a wreath on the tree – a tradition that would continue for decades.

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Surrey’s diversity offers us the opportunity to experience the traditions and customs of other cultures. City Council works to promote respect and understanding for each cultural group within our city. This support manifests itself in recognizing and supporting important occasions and traditions.

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In front of the tree, a white sign identifies it as “Charlie’s Tree.” The ivy that Charlie planted decades ago is now thick and has climbed up the tree.

On the tree is a Canadian flag, a cross and a plaque that reads “1919,” a wreath and other tokens. Though the family doesn’t know who puts wreaths there, a few always seem to pop up this time of year.

“They left it. That’s something I got from my grandfather, actually, that fact that you didn’t need to destroy everything, you could preserve some things. That’s what I see when I see that tree.”

and we learned to leave thing like that alone,” said Mike.

“I just look at (Charlie’s Tree) and marvel at the fact that even my grandparents looked at it and didn’t see something that needed to be cut down,” he continued.

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was time to come home and farm the place.”

Charlie later became a road former for Surrey, building many of the city’s main roads over the years.

He died at 92.

His grandson, Mike Perkins, who lives with his family in Cloverdale, drives by his tree on a regular basis.

The historic Douglas Fir can be seen on the south side of Highway 1 just west of 192nd Avenue, though it can

respect nature.

“He was a naturalist long before the term really existed. There was a chunk of property on the farm that was fenced off, the cattle weren’t allowed to go in there, it was his park.

There were trilliums and bleeding hearts,

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“I believe it was the Whalley Legion or a member of it that got things going also, and whether they’re the group that puts the wreaths there now or not, I don’t know. I never did,” Larry said.

“Dad took care of that.”

After the war, Charlie never flew again.

Larry believes he lost his love for flying during the war. It was as though the plane had become a killing machine to him.

“He said he just didn’t want to fly anymore.

He said he could have, but he’d gone and done what needed to be done, saw things he didn’t need to see and survived crashes so it

Over the years, vandals have set fire to the tree. And when it appeared the tree was dying, it was topped.

It stands at about 30 feet.

Mike said in addition to honour, a great lesson he learned from his grandfather was to

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REMEMBER Vets get free parking at Surrey meters

SURREY — Did you know vehicles bearing a “veteran” license plate are granted free parking on a year-round basis at all City of Surrey on-street parking meters?

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The program has been in place since 2008.

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The City of Surrey’s move in 2008 made permanent a special promotion launched in 2005 during “The Year of

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Purewal, a British-born Indian, has been collecting primary artifacts from the First World War pertaining to the involvement of Punjabis, including war medallions and propaganda art. He said that

the Sikh side of the story has been grossly underrepresented and even the public school system completely bypasses that aspect of its history.

“The deficit isn’t just at the common layman’s levee, it’s even in academia,” Purewal told the Now last year at City Centre Library, where the exhibit then resided.

“We’re not saying, ‘Why haven’t you told our story?’ because we haven’t told it ourselves,” said Purewal at the time. “That’s the point of this project.”

It is surely with great pride that Purewal presented an 1874 version of the Red Ensign flag to the B.C. government on Oct. 28 to commemorate the contribution of Indian Army soldiers to allied forces

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CLOVERDALE — An awardwinning veterans’ memorial will be unveiled at Surrey Centre Cemetery on Remembrance Day. Surrey’s cemetery services installed Dan Bellan’s contemporary commemorative sculpture over the past few weeks.

The Vancouver artist’s piece, which has a sculpture of an angel giving wings to a person who has gone through a rough journey, replaced a 17-pound replica gun after the city wanted a unique design for remembering fallen soldiers.

The design recently won first prize in the public memorial category at the American Institute of Commemorative Art’s

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“It’s not what anybody would associate with a typical veterans’ memorial,” Bellan said about his piece. “It’s more of an abstract structure.”

Bellan, whose father was a veteran of the Second World War, said the sculpture represents freedom in the sense the person has fought for it and has earned their freedom through the gift of the wings.

“Anyone who serves in the forces, the underlying theme that most people get is for our right to live in a democratic society.”

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REMEMBER Annual campaign

Senior proud to give poppies to people since 1975 LEGION VOLUNTEER: High-tech donation methods now also in play Money raised during the poppy campaign helps fund things like housing for veterans, trauma counselling, a military skills conversion program at BCIT, ast Friday (Oct. 30) marked service dogs, medical equipment the start of the Royal and much more.

Canadian Legion’s Poppy “The big message to get out there Campaign for 2015, and Roy is that when people donate to our Brown took his position outside poppy campaign, it doesn’t support the Safeway store in Newton for a the legion buildings, the branches,” six-hour shift.

Kruse told the Now. Brown, who turned 86 this “Our poppy money is sacred.” week, sat on his walker and To generate additional donations chatted with people as they during the campaign, the B.C./ entered and exited the grocery Yukon Command has launched store. some innovative programs.

“I’ve been doing this since “Three years ago, we were the around 1975,” Brown said proudly.

When one woman asked, Brown first Command in Canada to have a text-to-donate option on told her the trick of sticking the end of the poppy pin into the edge cellphones, so you text the word ‘poppy’ to 20222 on your phone of the poppy itself, to keep it in and it gives $5 to the campaign, place on her jacket. and it automatically comes off your “If I told everybody the trick,” cellphone bill,” Kruse explained.

Brown said with a smile, “then we “Rather than have people digging wouldn’t sell any more poppies, in their pocket for change that right? they don’t always have in there, “But the fact is,” he quickly added, “we don’t sell them, we give our taggers suggest they make a the poppies away and people make donation on their cellphone, that’s it,” she added. “We’re spearheading a donation if they want to.” that kind of donating.”

Across Canada, close to New this year is a “Poppyfy” app 16 million of the poppies are distributed during the two weeks of that allows a user to add a poppy to their profile photo on social media the Legion’s campaign, leading up platforms such as Facebook and to Remembrance Day on Nov. 11.

Twitter, as a way to show support In B.C. and the Yukon region for the campaign. alone, nearly $3 million in Brown is fond of the old-school donations is raised, said Inga way of collecting coins and bills.

Kruse, executive director of “I started with 250 poppies today, the region’s Command, or and probably 70 of them left here,” headquarters.

Since 2012, the Command office he said. “I was here a full day today has been located on 58th Avenue in – 10 until 4. I’m just about finished here today, and I will be here every Cloverdale.

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“We have an infrastructure of where people go to a Legion (branch) and sign up to do a shift, or phone in,” she said. “It’s not centralized, and we rely on our members and the cadet corp to do all that. But the general public in B.C. doesn’t realize that you don’t have to be a member of the legion to help out. If you have two every day. hours of spare time, go to a local “But I told Pat (the organizer) that I enjoy it, talking to the people. branch and sign up for a shift. Most Where I’m (living) at, there are no branches have a big board where new people, but here, there’s lots of people can pick a shift and put new people to talk to.” their name down. We’re working During the campaign, additional on a system where we’ll have an people are always needed to give online scheduler in every branch.” out poppies and collect donations, tom.zillich@thenownewspaper.com

The general public in B.C. doesn’t realize that you don’t have to be a member of the legion to help out (to give out poppies).

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A neighbourhood’s soldier ARTHUR FLEETWOOD: Name lives on in Surrey community Nathan Scott and commissioned by the Fleetwood Community Association, sits on a park bench in the Fleetwood Community Centre Plaza at 84th Avenue and FLEETWOOD — People 160th Street. who’ve done something The Surrey pioneer had noteworthy might eventually enlisted at the age of 36 to fight have a street named in their for king and country. memory.

His sister, Edith Francis, An entire Surrey neighborhood lobbied the provincial – a large one, at that – is named after Arthur Thomas Fleetwood, government to name the neighbourhood after him. a lance corporal who fought in The statue was installed in France during the Great War. Fleetwood served with the 47th 2008 and Edith herself was also recognized when a community Canadian Infantry Battalion, park was named after her in 2011.

Canadian Expeditionary Forces Arthur Thomas Fleetwood and on Sept. 7, 1917 – one day was born on Sept. 6, 1878, after his 39th birthday – he took son of William and Sarah a bayonet in the chest and died Fleetwood of Almeley’s Wooton, the following day.

Herefordshire, England.

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REMEMBER Cloverdale

He left HMS Hood a month before Bismark sank it Tom Zytaruk

Now staff Twitter @tomzytaruk

J

ohn Molyneux’s nickname should be “Lucky,” if he doesn’t have one by now.

The 96-year-old Cloverdale resident and veteran of the Second World War had the good fortune to be transferred from HMS Hood, the pride of Britain’s Royal Navy, roughly a month before it was famously sunk by the Bismark. He also missed D-Day by one day.

Assigned to a corvette – a small warship – that was scheduled to escort troops on D-Day, his ship ran aground at the assembly point in England and arrived on the Normandy side of the English Channel the following day.

“There was a bit of firing going on, the odd plane going over,” he

recalled. “There was quite a few dead bodies floating around in the water.”

His corvette remained anchored at the beachhead, and he returned to England a day later.

“I was there for one night.”

Molyneux’s daughter Margot recently submitted papers on his behalf, toward him receiving a Legion d’honneur medal. The National Order of the Legion of Honour is a French decoration established by Napoleon Bonaparte.

Molyneux was 19 when he volunteered to join Britain’s Royal Navy in 1939.

“If you didn’t choose,” he said, “they put you in the infantry.

Nobody wanted to go in the infantry.”

He joined the Hood, the navy’s celebrated battlecruiser, in July

“It was a bad time, all kinds of things were being lost.”

Molyneux rose to the rank of lieutenant and earned five medals, including the Burma Star for his service in the Indian Ocean. He also sailed the waters around Iceland, and in the Mediterranean Sea. He also served on an aircraft carrier.

After the war, Molyneux immigrated to Canada and met his wife, whom he married in 1962.

Her name is Kathleen Norma, “but everybody calls me Betty,” she says.

Until recently, Molyneux might well have been the oldest person still working in B.C. He finally Cloverdale resident John Molyneaux was 19 when he volunteered to retired after selling his business, join Britain’s Royal Navy in 1939. (Photo: TOM ZYTARUK) Manor Insurance, in Burnaby on it was sunk,” he recalled.

1940, and was assigned to the Sept. 21.

Molyneux has a framed photo of magazine, four decks down.

“I like to keep occupied,” he said.

HMS Hood on his living room wall. “I hate to sit down and do nothing.

“Not a good place to be.”

He recalls being on leave and in The German battleship sunk the The last year I didn’t go to the a pub with his stepfather in Dorset Hood on May 24, 1941 during the office very much, I worked from when he learned of the sinking.

Battle of Denmark Strait, sending home mostly.”

“I was pretty shocked, actually. all but three of 1,418 sailors to a Does he miss going to work?

I thought well, this is a terrific loss watery grave.

“I do, in a way.” for the British Navy.

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REMEMBER History

Vimy Ridge haunted Whalley On several occasions he came so close to death “it wasn’t even funny.” On his right forearm, worn with age, you could make out a good luck horseshoe tattoo.

On the left arm a faded insignia — death before dishonor.

He received two medals, one for The following is an excerpt from After landing in France, St. being in the war zone, another for Tom Zytaruk’s book Millennium Godard was transferred to seeing action.

Milestones: A history of Surrey, the 28th French Battalion and “It was rough,” the Newton White Rock and North Delta. The 175th Legion member recalled, a stationed at a machine gun post book was published in 2000 and year before his death. “There’s no in No Man’s Land, that dreaded earned its writer recognition as a space between Allied and way to explain it. When you talk Friend of Heritage by the City of German front lines. Each night, about battles, the only thing you Surrey and Corporation of Delta. both sides would religiously fire know is what’s going on around bombs at one another before you and nothing else.”

914 to 1918 — Nobody soldiers left the trenches to On Jan. 8, 1916, at age 19, St. could have imagined fight. Once, while waiting for a what horrors those years Godard enlisted with the 184th raid to begin, St. Godard and a Infantry Battalion of Winnipeg. would bring. friend peeked over the parapet That fall, he and hundreds of Norman St. Godard of to “watch the fireworks.” As they other young Canadian men Whalley, on the other hand, talked, the other man suddenly boarded a ship leaving Halifax had to face them up close and for England. Before he knew it he took three steps backward and personal. Though he lived to was marching across a soupy field fell dead — a stray bullet had a ripe 96, Mr. St. Godard was burst his forehead. haunted by that war until the day in France where 3,000 French Mr. St. Godard remembered soldiers had lost their lives. he died. his first night in the front line “The field was scattered with Private St. Godard took part trenches, how he cried while human skulls,” he recounted, in the March 17, 1917 assault “and some of the men would pick machine gun bullets ripped on Vimy Ridge, where 3,500 overhead.

Canadian soldiers lost their lives. them up.”

EXCERPT: Norman St. Godard could never shake battle’s horrors

On this day, we remember those who sacrificed their lives for the freedom, values and rights of all Canadians.

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soldier until day he died One of the saddest stories he told was that of Bill Stag, an Englishman who had enlisted with the Canadian forces.

Stag was scheduled to go on leave, but was sent back to the front after an officer noticed a few buttons on his uniform hadn’t been polished for that morning’s parade. Later in the day he, St. Godard and other troops were holed up in a bunker waiting for a 3 p.m. raid.

Hearing bombs whistling overhead, St. Godard got up to take a look outside but Stag, who was sitting on a stool by the door, pushed him out of the way and said he’d go first.

Stepping outside, he was killed instantly by a mortar explosion. St. Godard was hospitalized for shell-shock.

“That poor little guy,” Mr. St. Godard recalled. “He took it on the chin for me.”

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Godard was hospitalized for two weeks after suffering a mustard gas attack.

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“When you see a field of people lying dead on the ground, it’s very hard to forget,” he said.

But the scariest part of the war, he said, was the silent hours before raids “when men had time to think” — and trying to get through “that damned barbed wire.”

“If you got hung on that stuff, you were a gonner.”

The Surrey Board of Education and district staff honour and remember those brave men and women who courageously volunteered to preserve the Canadian way of life.

Remembrance Day is commemorated annually in district school assemblies.

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In Remembrance of those we lost, and those who carry on...

We would like to thank everyone for their kind donations and their time to this year’s Poppy Campaign. Also, thank you to our members and guests who take part in our weekly Meat Draws allowing us to earn the funds to donate to our communities to the groups mentioned below:

DONATIONS FROM THE POPPY CAMPAIGN GEORGE DERBY 767 DEARMAN SQUADRON CADETS 2822 ARMY CADETS R.C.E.L. AMOS GORDON FERGUSON MANOR SURREY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION KINSMEN LODGE LEGION FOUNDATION (VETERAN TRANSITION PROGRAM) WINCH HOUSE BROCK FAHRNI CENTR

$6,000.00 $10,000.00 $10,000.00 $3,000.00 $6,000.00 $5,000.00 $6,000.00 $5,000.00 $2,000.00 $6,000.00

Poppy Funds Distribution $59000 THE CHARITY ACCOUNT Surrey Hospice Society Surrey Food Bank Caledonian PIPE BAND Surrey Urban Mission BC Children’s Hospital La Matheson High School PAC Guildford Park Secondary PAC Kwantlen Park Secondary PAC Enver Creek Secondary PAC Frank Hurt Secondary PAC Queen Elizabeth Secondary PAC Whalley Little League

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CHARITY DISTRIBUTION 15,000 WHALLEY LEGION Branch #229 13525 106th Ave, Surrey • www.whalleylegion.org 10:00 am - Parade Assembly 10:20 am - Parade to Cenotaph 11:00 am - Last Post 11:05 am - Laying of Wreaths A plane ‘fly over’ at 11:00 am THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO JOIN US IN OUR REMEMBRANCE CELEBRATION

The Royal Canadian Legion Cloverdale Branch 006 2014-2015 POPPY CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS

VETERAN’S PROGRAMS & SENIORS HOUSING Seniors Housing Cenotaph/Veteran’s Memorials RCEL Veteran’s Comforts & Assistance Total:

SCHOLARSHIPS & BURSARIES CADET GROUPS

$17,500.00 $500.00 $2,000.00 $16,485.00 $36,485.00

$5,000.00 $10,500.00

COMMUNITY & CHILDREN’S ORGANIZATION RCL National Poster & Literary Contest - Grades 1-12 Medical Research Donations/Hospital Foundations Children’s Charitable Societies Christmas Hampers & Food Bank Donations Athletic Sponsorship to the Disabled Other Community Centre Programs Total:

GRAND TOTAL

Poppy Donations 307 RCSCC Marine Cadets Navy League of Canada 746 Air Cadet Squardon 2812 RC Army Cadets 2277 Seaforth Army Cadets LA to BC/Yukon Command RCEL Tapestry Foundation George Derby Care Society Amos Ferguson Manor Southdale Manor Bethshan Gardens Peace Arch Hospital Foundation Surrey Memorial Hospital Foundation Veterans Appreciation Dinner Vets Comforts and Assistance Total Donations from Poppy Fund Total Donations from Gaming Total Donations from the Ladies Auxiliary Total Contributions from Branch 6, Cloverdale

$650.00 $7,000.00 $935.00 $2,500.00 $300.00 $9,062.00 $20,447

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in your city EVENTS Garden Light Festival at Bear Creek Park Nov 5, 5pm–8pm | Bear Creek Park, 13750 88 Ave Be wowed by the colour displays and projections illuminating the gardens and trees, while creating an enchanting river of ice and light. This year’s FREE event will be unlike any other!

Nature Play – Rain or Shine Saturdays in November Ages 3–5: 9:30am–10:30am / Ages 6–12: 11am–12noon Surrey Nature Centre, 14225 Green Timbers Way

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Nov 27, 5pm−8pm / Nov 28, 11am−7:30pm Surrey Arts Centre, 13750 88 Avenue Discover beautiful one-of-a-kind Christmas gifts at the Surrey Art Gallery Association’s annual FREE gift shop show and sale. Info: 604-501-5566.

A new Metro Vancouver campaign, supported by the City of Surrey, encourages residents to minimize damage to homes and sewers by keeping grease out of their drains. For small amounts of grease, wipe/scrape out the pot/pan and put the grease into your green bin.

Larger amounts of grease, like deep fryer oil, can be dropped off at an approved recycling depot. Learn more at metrovancouver.org/grease.

Nov 7, 1pm–3pm Fleetwood Community Centre Gym, 15996 84 Ave

Monday, Nov 23

Arts & Craft Show and Sale

inFlux – A night of Art Action!

5th Annual Fleetwood Diwali Festival

Regular Council, Public Hearing

Be part of one of Surrey’s biggest FREE festivals! The event includes a live concert, craft fair, special guests, a Ferris wheel, a holiday selfie station, vendors and the grand finale lighting of our 55-foot Christmas tree. Info: www.surrey.ca/treelighting.

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Discover the “art” in party with this FREE multimedia night of performance, socializing, and DIY art-making.

FREE! Snacks included! Info: www.surrey.ca/influx.

Monday, Nov 16

Nov 21, 12noon–7pm | City Hall Plaza, 13450 104 Ave

Get creative with outdoor forest fun, arts, exploration, storytelling, games and free play. Leader on site. Parent participation required. Drop in: $3/child ($1.50/additional child). Info: 604-502-6065.

Nov 6, 8pm−11pm | Surrey Art Gallery, 13750 88 Ave

COUNCIL MEETINGS

Surrey Tree Lighting Festival

Join us for activities, food, beverages, prizes, and more!

FREE but registration/tickets required for admission.

Pick up tickets at Fleetwood Library (limit 5 per person).

Info: 604-598-7354.

Surrey Remembers Nov 11, 9:30am–1:30pm | Surrey Museum, 17710 56 A Ave Join us for the Remembrance Day ceremony at the Cloverdale Cenotaph, then into the museum for refreshments, films and crafts. At 11:30am, former Royal Canadian Navy Wren Gwen Settle will discuss Cold War secrets. All ages, by donation. Info: 604-592-6956 or www.surrey.ca/AH.

School’s Out Activities Nov 12 & 13 When it comes to non-instructional days, Recreation Surrey has you covered. Activities include sports, arts, crafts, music, dance and games. Check with your nearest City of Surrey facility for programs, dates and times, or call 604-501-5100.

Diwali Downtown Surrey Nov 14, 3pm–7pm City Hall Atrium & Centre Stage, 13450 104 Ave Feel the light at this year’s FREE event which includes over fifteen different music and dance performances, an Indian bazaar featuring crafts, food, rangoli and more!

Info: 604-501-5566.

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Five Year Financial Plan The Finance Committee of City Council has scheduled a public meeting to consider the Utility component of the Draft City of Surrey Five Year (2016-2020) Financial Plan (the ‘Utility Draft Plan’), to be held in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 13450-104 Avenue on: Monday, November 23, 2015 | 3:00 p.m.

Planning Reports The Nov 2 planning reports have been uploaded to the ‘Notices’ section on www.surrey.ca homepage.

We are currently seeking applications to volunteer on various Committees and the Library Board. Please visit www.surrey.ca or contact the City Clerk at 604-591-4132 for full details and amount of time commitment required. Applications, including a brief resume, must be submitted by Tuesday, December 1, 2015, to City Clerk, Legislative Services City of Surrey 13450-104 Avenue, Surrey, BC, V3T 1V8; Email: clerks@surrey.ca; Fax Number: 604-501-7578

Join E-News today at www.surrey.ca/enews and get all the latest City news, updates and event info delivered directly to your inbox!

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CLOVERDALE — All schoolaged children in B.C. and Yukon are eligible to enter the Legion Youth Remembrance Contest.

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NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE

TERMINATION OF LAND USE CONTRACTS TERMINATION TERMINATION OFOF LAND LAND USE USE CONTRACTS CONTRACTS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Section 914.2 (2) and 890 (1) of the Local Government NOTICE NOTICE ISIS HEREBY HEREBY GIVEN that that pursuant pursuant toto Section 914.2 914.2 (2) and and 890 890 (1)(1) oftoof the the Local Local Government Government Act, R.S.B.C. 1996,GIVEN c.323, the City Council ofSection the City of (2) Surrey intends terminate Land Use Act, Act, R.S.B.C. R.S.B.C. 1996, 1996, c.323, the the City City Council Council ofof the the City City ofof Surrey Surrey intends intends toto terminate terminate Land Land Use Use Contract No. 148c.323, to permit the existing underlying Light Impact Industrial Zone to come into effect Contract Contract No. No. 148 148 toto permit permit the the existing existing underlying underlying Light Light Impact Impact Industrial Industrial Zone Zone toto come come into into and Land Use Contract No. 578 to permit the existing underlying General Agriculture Zone to come effect effect and and Land Land Use Use Contract Contract No. No. 578 578 toto permit permit the the existing existing underlying underlying General General Agriculture Agriculture Zone Zone into effect.

A Public Hearing will be will held inbe the Council Chambers at City Hall atCity 7:00 p.m. on7:00 the toto come come into into effect. effect.

AA Public Public Hearing Hearing will be held held inin the the Council Council Chambers Chambers at at City Hall Hall at at 7:00 16th day of16th November, 2015. p.m. p.m. onon the the 16th day day ofof November, November, 2015.

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Affected properties: Affected Affected properties: properties:

Land Use Contract No.148, 148, Land Land Use Use Contract Contract No. No. 148, Termination BylawNo. No. 18524 Termination Termination Bylaw Bylaw No. 18524 18524

Land Use Contract No.No. 578, Land Land Use Use Contract Contract No. 578, 578, Termination Bylaw No.No. 18531 Termination Termination Bylaw Bylaw No. 18531 18531

Copies of the bylaw may be inspected at the City Hall and any inquiries relating to property issues should be made to the Planning and Development Department (604-591-4441) Monday through

Copies Copies ofof the the bylaw bylaw may may bebe inspected inspected at at the the City City Hall and and any inquiries inquiries relating toto property property Friday (except statutory holidays) between theHall hours ofany 8:30 am andrelating 4:30 pm, commencing issues issues should should bebe made made toto the the Planning Planning and and Development Development Department Department (604-591-4441) (604-591-4441) Monday Monday Thursday, November 5, 2015 up to and including November 16, 2015. through through Friday Friday (except (except statutory statutory holidays) holidays) between between the the hours hours ofof 8:30 8:30 am am and and 4:30 4:30 pm, pm, commencing commencing Thursday, Thursday, November November 5, 5, 2015 2015 upup toto and and including including November November 16,16, 2015.

2015.

Should you have any concerns or comments you wish to convey to Council, please submit

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CEREMONIES: Where to remember ❚ The annual “Surrey Remembers” event will be held Wednesday, Nov. 11 at the cenotaph located at Surrey Museum/ Surrey Archives plaza, at 17710 56A Ave. in Cloverdale, from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

Post-ceremony events at the museum include “peaceful crafts,” Second World War documentary videos in the theatre, weaving/ spinning demos, hot chocolate and cookies, and more. Admission to the museum is by donation. For more details, call 604-5926956 or visit Surrey.ca. ❚ Whalley Legion Branch #229 hosts a Remembrance Day event on Nov. 11 at 13525 106th Ave., Surrey – “the

traditional ceremony to remember and honour those who fought for the freedom of Canadians across our country.” Info at 604-581-3441, Whalleylegion.org. ❚ North Delta’s Social Heart Plaza plays host to an annual Remembrance Day ceremony on Nov. 11, starting at 10:40 a.m. at 11415 84 Ave. Delta. Kennedy House Seniors’ Society is hosting the ceremony, with a reception to follow at North Delta Recreation Centre.

More event info is on the web at Delta.ca. ❚ Also in North Delta on Nov. 11, the 9th Sur-Del Scouts group leads its 21st annual parade from Seaquam Secondary to Sunshine

The annual “Surrey Remembers” event on Wednesday, Nov. 11 will be held on the plaza separating Surrey Museum and Surrey Archives, at 17710 56A Ave. in Cloverdale. (File photo) Hills Elementary, starting at 10:30 a.m. ❚ A “War Veterans’ Stories” event on Saturday, Nov. 14 at Surrey Archives is part of the facility’s fall lecture series.

“Trace the roots of Surrey’s everlasting remembrance and homegrown perseverance. Local

World War I and II experiences are reignited as we sift through our veterans’ papers, photos and audio clips.” The session fee is $10, all ages, from 11 a.m. to noon. To register for the event, call 604-5015100 and quote code #4416226.

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Younger members are needed and encouraged.

The chorus competes annually in the Evergreen Division 1 as well as all the community performances. Serve your community and sing, all in one package. C’mon guys, sign up now for the barbershop experience.

Check it out online at Firstcapitalchorus.org.

There’s a lot more to this chorus than just song. There are Surrey celebrities in the ranks.

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Horning will conduct the children in Remembrance Day standards as well as the very meaningful “When Children Join Hands and Sing,” by Edward Rutherford. The Choir will also sing “Music: Our Salve, Our Courage,”

by Dennis Tupman, a Vancouver teacher, musician and writer who profoundly believes in the importance of music, especially choral music, as an essential part of the education system. That does include boys.

And just like the First Capital Chorus, Surrey Children’s Choir will always welcome new members. Get the background on the website, or contact director Horning via email sent to surreychildrenschoir@ telus.net.

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“The vast majority of recent Canadian military missions have been in peacekeeping roles. Yet people still die while serving Canada. On that day, somebody actually died in uniform within the borders of this country.”

Stephen is not a grizzled war vet. He does not have firsthand knowledge of combat, nor is he particularly old. Indeed, he hasn’t yet reached voting age.

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Surrey air cadets (from left to right) Stephen Walters, Wayne Ng, Matthew Wong, Jeff Yoon and Mohammad Khan at a “wings” ceremony at Boundary Bay Airport in August. (Submitted) was, to the best of his recollection, a childhood fascination with birds that led him down the road to where he is now.

He marveled at how they could so easily fly, and he’d study them rather than engaging in the typical kindergartenlevel pastimes.

“Then in 2007, when I was seven, we went to the Abbotsford Air Show, and it was mind-blowing,” Stephen recalled. The thing I remember most is the Snowbirds. They were amazing.”

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Four years later and the mostly homeschooled, well-spoken Cloverdale teenager has clearly taken to the cadet program. He’s become an integral part of his squadron and is now a sergeant. In the cadets, he says, you can choose your level of involvement. And he has chosen a rather high level.

Today, Stephen regularly commits three to four nights per week to the cause, teaches aviation to classes of 20 students and occasionally plays snare drum in the squadron’s band – all while going for his Grade 12 diploma. Oh yeah, he got his Transport Canada private pilot’s license, too. “I could fly before I could drive,” he said with a laugh.

In fact, Stephen is a very good pilot. At a Boundary Bay Airport ceremony this past August, Walters not only got his license, but also a $2,500 scholarship and an academic/flying skills award, too. Fellow Surrey cadets Mohammad Khan, Wayne Ng, Jeff Yoon and Matthew Wong also received their “wings” that day, and another Surreyite, Cadet Sergeant Brandon Reid, was cited for special achievements.

Not one to rest on his laurels, Stephen is already in the process of applying to be a fullfledged air force pilot.

Seems he may just stick with the military – for the foreseeable future, anyway.

But it won’t be easy.

“Pilot is one of the most competitive jobs in the armed forces,” he cautioned.

One thing is sure, he won’t be the first member of his family to take to the skies in service of his country. Stephen’s great uncle was a Spitfire pilot in the Second World War before perishing on a training mission. And his grandfather, now age 90, was a crew member aboard a DC3 flying over Burma during the same war.

Stephen stops just short of being a walking, talking advertisement for the air cadet program.

Stephen chats about the opportunities – the marksmanship competitions, the fitness nights, the music training, the chance to grab first-aid certificates.

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“I’ve had a fantastic experience with the cadets and I’d recommend it to anyone.

There really is something in it for everybody. And it’s a great place to meet quality people.”

On Remembrance Day, Stephen will gather along with fellow cadets, servicemen and women and the public to honour those who’ve made the ultimate sacrifice for their country.

“It’s a wonderful feeling to come together with like-minded people to commemorate something we all have in common. It’s aweinspiring.”

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2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 2 Under building parking spots & storage locker. Tastefully decorated with Granite countertops in Kitchen. Gas for Hot water & Fireplace included in Strata fees. Awesome South facing View toward Whiterock! Great location, behind Fleetwood Shopping center, Library, Park, Schools, Bus & Rec Center. Quick possession OK. Don Zachary 604-583-2000.

Fleetwood Gardens 2 bedrooms, open floor plan soaring ceilings with large windows. Open kitchen to living room and eating area, Extremely private with park views and Mt.Baker.

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Large lot has great access to schools, shopping, beach & transit and is in the Semiahmoo High School catchment area. Additional parking allows an RV,nanny or the Inlaws! Hurry!

Nearly 1100 sq ft 2 bd 2 bath gound level unit with sunny south exp. newer flooring throughout, stainless steel appliances and more. Large private, fully fenced patio is perfect for entertaining. Lovely courtyard area for larger gatherings. Directly across from Kwantlen College. Great building which has been rain screened and well cared for.Walking distance to shopping, theatre, pubs and restaurants. Bus access almost at your door. Within minutes you can be on the Alex Fraser Bridge heading into New West or Richmond. Want to move in soon, no worries, quick possession is okay.

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The Urbano - Bright, southwest facing, 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom CORNER suite. Open layout, loads of windows, spacious kitchen features updated stainless steel appliances, large island/breakfast bar, lots of natural light & a bonus computer den area. Large covered deck with quiet outlook, 2 parking stalls & storage locker on the same floor. Centrally located just steps to the town centre, shops, recreation & more. Rentals permitted & 1 cat or dog allowed w/no size restriction. View at www.garyshepherd.ca or call 604583-2000

Over 2100 sq ft 6 bed 2 bath on over 7200 sq ft lot. hurry wont last long everything redone and ready for new owners. refin hdwd new kitchens new baths new floors thru out.

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This completely renovated & rare 2 level Penthouse in the sought after Embassy building is sure to impress. Nice open plan with soaring ceilings, beautiful Den area upstairs.

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Very bright, open 2-story plan. 1455 Sq. Ft. 3-bedroom, 3-bath Spring Meadows Townhome. Desirable inside location. Well run complex, New Roof & H/W tank. Attached garage plus extra spot & lots of visitor parking. Short walk to Schools, T&T, Restaurants, Medical building & Bus. Easy Highway #1 Access. Quick possession OK. Don Zachary 604-583-2000.

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This beautiful 3 level home sits on a huge 20000 sq ft park like lot. The quality features include a triple garage / RV parking, remodelled and renovated, In law suite and awesome street appeal. A must see !

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Court Ordered Sale – Top floor, 2bdrm, 2 bathrm, condo boasting 904sq ft. Vaulted ceilings, granite counters, massive outdoor deck. Great complex with outdoor pool & gym. Steps to shopping, parks & recreation.

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Welcome home to your spacious, sunny and bright townhome with lovely walkout patio & yard that’s perfect puppy or just enjoying outdoor living. Quality built by Polygon and featuring 2 bedrooms, 2 nicely renovated full bathrooms, 2 parking spaces plus an additional storage locker. Super location with, parks, schools, shops, coffee shops, restaurant, pubs and more just an easy stroll - You will love living here! www.garyshepherd.ca or call 604-583-2000

Court Ordered Sale – Top floor 1 bedroom home boasting 9ft ceiling, granite counter, in-suite laundry. Rentals allowed.

Steps to skytrain & shopping.

Beautifully maintained 1 owner home awaits loving young family to update and enjoy for the next 50 years. Over 2000 sq ft 3 bedroom 2 bath home on nearly 800 sq ft lot. Hardwood floors, 2 central fireplaces (one gas 1 wood burning, wood fuel supply included) most thermal windows, enclosed sun porch, fenced yard, lane access and drive thru driveway. Clean as a whistle. Hurry won’t last long.

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Last Saturday morning (Oct. 31), Raphael Belgrave (second from left) and Sheila Molsner (second from right) were welcomed as new members at Whalley Legion, with the help of Legion 2nd VP Jill Bilesky (left), longtime member Gerald Gaudet (middle) and branch president Tony Moore. Read Gord Goble’s story about the event at Thenownewspaper.com.

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Low mileage used trucks may also be worth considering, particularly if they still have partial warranties and their history is available. When buying from a reputable dealer they will often have conducted their own checks on used inventory and can usually provide extended warranty cover on request.

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Offers available from November 3-30, 2015. ≈Payments cannot be made on a weekly basis, for advertising purposes only. ≠Representative monthly lease offer based on a new 2016 Rogue S FWD CVT (Y6RG16 AA00). 1.99% lease APR for a 60 month term equals monthly payments of $279 with $0 down payment, and $0 security deposit. First monthly payment, down payment and $0 security deposit are due at lease inception. Payments include freight and fees. Lease based on a maximum of 20,000 km/year with excess charged at $0.10/km. Total lease obligation is $16,710. 2016 Rogue S FWD CVT does not qualify for ‘No Charge AWD credit’. This offer cannot be combined with any other offer. Conditions apply. *$2,180//$2,000//$2,500//$2,000 no-charge all-wheel drive upgrade is available on new 2015 Juke (excluding SV FWD (N5RT55 AA00)/ 2016 Juke (except SV FWD (N5RT56 AA00 and AE00) as well as NISMO RS FWD (N5YT56 AA00) // 2016 Rogue (excluding S FWD (Y6RG16 AA00) and SV special edition FWD (Y6SG16 AA00)) // 2015 Pathfinder (excluding S 4x2 (5XRG15 AA00) // 2015 Murano (except S FWD (1XRG15 NA00) // SV FWD (lXSG15 CC00)) models purchased or financed with NCF at standard rates and delivered between Nov. 3 - 30, 2015. Offer consists of a discount that can only be used at the time of initial purchase/finance and applied towards: (i) the purchase of an all-wheel drive system from an authorized nissan dealer; and/or (ii) the purchase price of the vehicle. **350//$400//$500 no-charge winter tire package offer is available on new 2015 Micra // 2015 & 2016 Versa Note // 2015 Sentra models purchased, leased, or financed and delivered between Nov. 3 - 30, 2015. Offer consists of a discount that can only be used at the time of initial purchase/lease/finance and applied towards: (i) the purchase of a winter tire package (includes: all-season floor mats, emergency road kit, and 4 specified winter tires -- rims, tire installation and balancing not included) from an authorized Nissan dealer; and/or (ii) the purchase price of the vehicle. The discounts will be deducted from the negotiated price before taxes and can be combined with special lease and finance rates offered through Nissan Canada Finance. Any unused portion of a discount will not be refunded and may not be banked for future use. Offers are subject to change or cancellation without notice. Conditions apply. While supplies last. X$12,198 selling price includes MSRP and fees for a new 2015 Sentra 1.8 S M6 (C4LG55 AA00). $5,000 NCI non-stackable cash discount, which includes $350 dealer participation included in advertised amount. +Cash discount is $5,250/$2,500 available on 2015 Pathfinder S 4X4 (5XBG15 AA00). $5,250 comprised of ‘No Charge AWD’ credit of $2,450 NCF standard rate cash, $300 dealer participation. Only applicable with finance through Nissan Canada Finance at standard rates. †Representative finance offer based on any new 2015 Pathfinder S 4X4 (5XBG15 AA00). Selling price is $32,458 financed at 0% APR equals monthly payments of $451 monthly for a 72 month term. $0 down payment required. Cost of borrowing is $0 for a total obligation of $32,458. 2015 Pathfinder S 4X4 (5XBG15 AA00) does not qualify for ‘No Charge AWD credit’. This offer cannot be combined with any other offer. Conditions apply. VModels shown $37,008/$25,998/$48,708 Selling price for a new 2016 Rogue SL AWD Premium (Y6DG16 BK00)/ 2015 Sentra 1.8 SL (C4TG15 AA00)/2015 Pathfinder Platinum (5XEG15 AA00). See your dealer or visit Nissan.ca/Loyalty. *X±≠VFreight and PDE charges ($1,760/$1,600/$1,760) air-conditioning levy ($100) where applicable, applicable fees (all which may vary by region), manufacturer’s rebate and dealer participation where applicable are included. License, registration, insurance and applicable taxes are extra. Lease offers are available on approved credit through Nissan Canada Finance for a limited time, may change without notice and cannot be combined with any other offers except stackable trading dollars. Vehicles and accessories are for illustration purposes only. For more information see IIHS.org. °Available feature. FEB cannot prevent accidents due to carelessness or dangerous driving techniques. It may not provide warning or braking in certain conditions. Speed limitations apply. ^Ward’s Large Cross/Utility Market Segmentation. MY15 Pathfinder and Pathfinder Hybrid vs. 2014 competitors. ‡Around View Monitor cannot completely eliminate blind spots and may not detect every object. Always check surroundings before moving vehicle. Virtual composite 360 view. ∞Global Automakers of Canada (GAC) Entry Level Segmentation, June 2015. The Nissan Sentra received the lowest number of problems per 100 vehicles among compact cars in the proprietary J.D. Power 2015 Initial Quality StudySM. Study based on responses from 84,367 new-vehicle owners, measuring 244 models and measures opinions after 90 days of ownership. Proprietary study results are based on experiences and perceptions of owners surveyed in February-May 2015. Your experiences may vary. Visit jdpower.com. See your participating Nissan retailer for complete details. ©2015 Nissan Canada Inc. and Nissan Canada Financial Services Inc. a division of Nissan Canada Inc.

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Kids contest winner collects $500 prize at Go Dodge Surrey

Gurmehar is pictured here with his family who stopped by the 62 Ave and 120 Street Chrysler dealer after his entry was picked from nearly 100 others submitted during Go Dodge Surrey’s back to school colouring contest.

The colouring contest is just one of several community based initiatives launched by the dealer including a $2000 monthly prize draw for anyone who drops off an entry and a monthly $3000 Non-Profit award. Details can be found at GoDodgeSurrey.ca/GivesBack 7291564

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