Delta Optimist November 8 2018

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A24 The Delta Optimist November 8, 2018

Remembrance Day

Sergeant Stephan Boxall The British Columbia Regiment (Duke of Connaught's Own) Currently Operations Superintendent – GCT Deltaport

Honouring those who protect our freedom. Global Container Terminals would like to thank all the men, women, and their families who answered the call to fight for our freedoms and serve our country in the past and those who continue to do so today. Lest we forget.

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Lest we forget. In grateful appreciation of those that have served. We are proud that our residential care facility, Mountain View Manor, is home to some of these brave veterans.

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PHOTO BY ADRIAN MACNAIR

Lois Jackson (centre) receives a certificate of appreciation from Ladner Legion executive members (from left) Tom Easton, Olwen Demidoff, Gerry Bramhill and Frank Taylor.

Jackson receives first poppy

The Ladner Legion used the launch of its annual Poppy Campaign last month to pay recognition to long-time Delta Mayor Lois Jackson during a presentation at city hall. Jackson was presented with a poppy to initiate the campaign from chair Gerry Bramhill, along with branch manager Jacky Hillairet, secretary Olwen Demidoff, treasurer Tom Easton and executive atlarge Frank Taylor. Also in attendance were

Delta police Chief Neil Dubord and fire Chief Paul Scholfield. Every year, the Royal Canadian Legion conducts the Poppy Campaign, along with thousands of its members, to raise funds from donations made from the distribution of poppies by volunteers. All donations go directly towards supporting veterans and their families. “It’s an honour to receive the first poppy for the Ladner Legion’s annu-

al campaign,” said Jackson. “Supporting our veterans and fostering the tradition of remembrance is vital in reminding us of the past sacrifices and the courage of those who served and are still serving.” The Legion also presented Jackson with a certificate of appreciation in recognition of the City of Delta’s long-time support of the Legion through grants, assistance with permits and the annual Poppy Campaign.

Remembrance Day

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Teachers and students honour the sacrifices of the past and work for peace in the future.

A message from the Delta Teachers’ Association


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