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By Jennifer LangTh e 70th anniversary of an infamous

battle – and the faithful Canadian tra-dition it has inspired – was commemo-rated last weekend at the Clo-verdale Legion when more than 350 cadets recreated the Seaforth’s Ortona dinner.

It’s the fi rst time all six Seaforth cadet units have come together as a battalion for the Christmas dinner, in large part thanks to the Clo-verdale Legion for donating their entire space – com-pletely disguised by organiz-ers with props and scenery that wouldn’t be out of place in Second World War fi lm produc-tion. Special mention also goes to the three professional chefs who prepared the food, the same Christmas meal the Seaforth Highlanders ate in shift s in the bombed-out ruins of Santa Maria di Constantinopoli Church in De-

cember 1943, as the battle of Ortona waged around them.

“Th is is a great event for the youth because it involves a whole new gen-

eration in continuing to per-petuate a tradition born from a truly amazing moment in the history of our regimen-tal,” said Major Rob Th omp-son, area cadet instructor cadre offi cer. “With fewer and fewer surviving veterans of Ortona, it’s important that our youth take up the torch and remember those who gave so much.”

Guest of honour, Col. David Fairweather of the

Seaforth Highlanders Regiment was a young offi cer at the Battle of Ortona, where he was in charge of a decimated D company platoon.

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CONTRIBUTED PHOTOAlan Caldwell at the soft opening of the Cloverdale Com-munity Kitchen at Pacifi c Community Church.

Community kitchen nearly doneBy Jennifer LangConstruction on a community kitchen

at Pacifi c Community Church is substan-tially complete, bringing Cloverdale’s new-est community outreach project a big step closer to its target.

And what better way to celebrate the near completion of the Cloverdale Com-munity Kitchen than with a slice of cake?

“May God bless Cloverdale community kitchen,” it read, in icing.

Th e congregation held a soft opening on Dec. 1 but the offi cial opening won’t take place until February, coinciding with the Coldest Night of the Year Campaign in support of the homeless, Alan Cadwell, director of facilities development for Pa-cifi c Community Church, announced in a newsletter to supporters last week.

Th ey’re not yet serving hot meals out of the new kitchen because there are still some fi nishing touches to do, including securing approvals and permits from the City of Surrey, Fraser Health and the Sur-rey Fire Services, Cadwell said.

Th e church, located at 5337 180 Street, began raising money for the project a year ago, when the congregation approved a plan to build a commercial kitchen for the church and other concerned community groups.

More than $400,000 was raised, along with donations of in-kind goods, which included a sizable donation of kitchen equipment.

Th e new kitchen includes a professional dish washing system, commercial oven, restaurant-grade stove and grill, a steamer

and a 70-litre soup still. Th ere’s also a spa-cious walk-in cooler and a pantry.

“Today, we put our fi rst pot of coff ee onand ran the dishwasher,” pastor Jim Heu-ving told Cloverdale Chamber of Com-merce members Tuesday. “It’s operational.”

Renovations were necessary to createa kitchen that could be used by multiplepeople and groups wanting to addresscommunity needs. Construction forcedthe three weekly soup kitchen initiativesbased out of Pacifi c Community Churchto halt operations, but those programs areexpected to resume shortly.

But the longer term goal is to expandprogramming in order to reach out tomore people in need, such as the growingnumber of seniors and working poor inCloverdale, Cadwell said.

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Th e Joseph Richard Group is holding open hous-es at all of its establishments to raise money for local charities.

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VALLEY WOMEN’S NETWORKJoin us for a meeting and luncheon Wednesday, Dec. 18 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Sunrise Banquet and Conference Centre, 188 Street and Highway 10 in Cloverdale. Karen Pedersen the laughter yoga therapist will be giving you ways of getting through the holiday season with your sanity intact. For ages 19 and up. Contact [email protected] or call 604-530-7304.

ANNOUNCEMENTSThe Fraser Health Crisis Line is recruiting volunteers to provide assistance to people in the region who are experiencing emotional distress. No previous experience is needed as extensive training and ongoing support is provided. If you are interested in learning more about this challenging and rewarding opportunity, visit our website at www.options.bc.ca and follow the link for the Crisis line. Next training starts soon.

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CLOVERDALE LIONS CLUBThe Cloverdale Lions Club is looking for new members. Past and ongoing projects include sponsoring three senior citizen buildings, Cloverdale Minor Baseball, Lord Tweedsmuir Secondary School bursaries, Timmy’s telethon, the Surrey Memorial Hospital Children’s Cancer Clinic and more. We also help out at the Blueberry Festival Cloverdale Rodeo, Halloween Costume Parade and the Christmas parade. Meetings are the second Thursday of the month. Please volunteer your time to assist us in serving our community. Call 604-574-4680 or 604-574-7417 for more information.

CLOVERDALE SENIOR’S STAMP CLUBThe Cloverdale Senior’s Stamp Club meets on the second and third Mondays of the month at 1 p.m., at the Cloverdale Recreation Centre, 6188 176 Street. Beginner and advanced collectors welcome. For more information, contact John Jackman at 604-574-3182.

SINGERS WANTEDDo you like to sing? if so, come and join the Silvertone Singers. It is a Seniors Community Choir and we practice on Thursdays at 1 p.m. at the Cloverdale Rec Centre at 62 Avenue and 176 Street. We sing a large variety of music and entertain at senior care homes and assisted living homes. Even though we sing our music in parts, we do not hold auditions. Everyone is welcome. Recent research indicates that singing can reduce snoring. For more information, please call Marli at 604-574-0962.

INTERESTED IN GARDENING?Why not join the South Surrey Garden Club? Visitors welcome; $3 drop in fee credited to annual membership of $20. The club meets at 7:30 p.m. every fourth Wednesday of the month at St. Marks Anglican Church at 12953 20 Ave. Guest speakers, fi eld trips, workshops. For more information contact Gillian Davis [email protected].

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What started as a ‘Rails to Trails’ campaign is truly about the increase of the transfer of coal

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To the editor;Re: “Rail Options Presented,”

Dec. 5Recently Fraser Surrey Docks

submitted on application to Port Metro Vancouver for the devel-opment of a Direct Transfer Coal Facility at the existing terminal located immediately east of the North Delta/Surrey border to handle up to 4 million metric tonnes of coal per year. (A 30-day public comment period on the Environment Impact Assessment ends Dec. 17, 2013.)

It is proposed that the coal be transferred by Burlington North-ern Sante-Fe (BNSF) rail to the terminal and will be loaded di-rectly onto barges at the existing berth.

It will then go off to Texada Is-land where the coal will be trans-ferred to a deep sea vessel for overseas export.

Mayor Dianne Watts and May-or Wayne Baldwin recently pro-posed the ‘Rails to Trails’ cam-paign. It is the relocation of the BNSF track, or as they refer to this, as the ‘re-alignment’ of the BNSF track. Th is new ‘re-align-

ment’ will be equipped to trans-port the 4 million metric tonnes of coal that the ‘applicant’ Fraser Surrey Docks have submitted. It’s not just coal, it’s ‘thermal coal,’ one of the cheapest and dirtiest

coals that there is.Coal dust is a known carcino-

gen which contains heavy met-als such as mercury and arsenic. Coal dust can smother fi eld crops interfering with the light phase

of photosynthesis. Mercury will travel up the food chain to our dinner plates.

Th ere are 12,000 emergency room visits and one billion dol-lars in health care costs associat-ed with coal. Black Lung Disease, chronic bronchitis emphysemaas well as asthma attacks are allbut to name a few of the illnesses.

What has started as a cam-paign ‘Rails to Trails’ is truly about the increase of coal trans-fer. I just hope that by the time we dig out from from under all thiscoal dust,we, the public, will do the right thing: Oppose this ap-plication.

Put pressure on both MayorDianne Watts and Mayor WayneBaldwin, before our lives and our precious environment are put ateven greater risk.

Jean Van ZantenSurrey

To the editor

SURREY.CAA map showing four possible alignments of the BNSF line, currently a 19-km rail corridor passing through Douglas, White Rock, Crescent Beach, across Mud Bay and joining the main line at Colebrook.

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verdale tradition that’s set to screen for another year. Th e Clova Cinema presents Th e Polar Express,

Saturday, Dec. 21 at 4 p.m. – one show only.Th e 2004 animated feature tells the story of how

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It’s adapted from an illustrated children’s book by Chris Van Allsburg and is breathtaking on the big screen, like a storybook brought to life.

Th e Polar Express is directed by Robert Zemeckis and features the voice of Tom Hanks.

It’s rated PG and may frighten young children.– Cloverdale Reporter

Find the lights in CloverdaleHere is our annual list of holiday light displays in

Cloverdale and area. If you’d like to add your home to the roster, email [email protected] and we’ll share it with readers.

Dan and Andrea Bonneateau at 16951 Jersey Drive in Cloverdale have synchronized some of the thousands of lights strung up at their home to mu-sic. Th eir display also features Christmas characters and a nativity scene. Th ey’re collecting money for the Variety Club Telethon.

Near the Langley border is Wish Upon a Star, a home at 19368 62A Ave. Th e display features 17,000 lights with animated characters. Donations accepted for BC Children’s Hospital.

Further afi eld, but defi nitely worth a look if you’re in the neighbourhood is the Lagerstrom home at 15466 91A Ave. Th e home features tens of thou-sands of lights synchronized to music.

Th e display is a fundraiser for the Canadian Can-cer Society’s Camp Goodtimes.

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Teens dance for Team CanadaBy Jennifer LangTwo 15-year-old

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An estimated 4,000 dancers from more than 20 countries are taking part in the World Ballet, Jazz

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With them will be Caroline MacCaull, a Grade 10 student who attends Langley Fine

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MacCaull trains at Fusion Force Dance Studio, while Fet-ter attends Cameron Academy.

Th e pair were strang-ers who became friends during the audition process for Team Canada last summer and have since become friends.

Th e dancers audi-tioned in April and June, and learned in July that they’d been chosen for the national dance team, which is choreographed by Danielle Gardener and Charlene Hart – both were featured on Season two of So You Th ink You Can Dance Canada.

Team Canada Dance is comprised of dancers from various studios across the Lower Main-land, Vancouver Island, and the Okanagan.

Members have been training since August for the world champi-onships.

Getting prepped meant training four to eight hours a week for Team Canada on top of their regular training.

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PHIL EDGE PHOTOOrtona veteran Col. Fairweather talking with 2277 Corps after the dinner. From left: Cpl. Savannah Queiras and Master Warrant Offi cer Aleisha Fernandes of Cloverdale, Cpl. Gerard Corr of Abbotsford, and Sgt. Jarod Rogers of Langley.

ner,” he said. “At 5 p.m., we had dinner and fi n-ished about 7 p.m., but we did not dare go out-side because it was im-possible to move on the rubble without making a noise so we stayed in the church overnight.”

He enlisted two days aft er Germany invaded Poland in September 1939. His fi ve brothers enlisted as well.

“With all six sons in service, I can well imag-ine the anxious mo-ments my parents had during the war years, especially on the receipt of telegrams advising them that George had been killed in action and both Alec and I had been wounded,” said Fairweather, who lives in West Vancouver.

For eight days in De-cember of 1943, Cana-dian troops with the Seaforth Highlanders regiment from Van-couver were locked in a bloody house-to-house battle to claim the Ital-ian town of Ortona from hardened German para-troops ordered by Hitler to hold it at all costs.

Winning the town would give the Allies an important new port on Italy’s eastern Adriatic coast, shortening supply lines in the Italian cam-paign.

But it was also a death trap, riddled with mines and snipers. Allied tanks and troops were vulner-able if they moved in the narrow streets.

So Canadians ad-vanced roof by roof, or by “mouse-holing” through the walls into adjacent buildings and clearing the enemy out.

Nearly 1,400 Cana-dian soldiers died in the ruins of Ortona, dubbed Little Stalingrad, before the Germans were rout-ed on Dec. 28.

At the peak of battle on Christmas Day, offi -cers organized a memo-rable dinner to cheer the troops. Th e offi cers scrounged table linens, china dishes, beer, wine, roast pork, applesauce, caulifl ower, mashed po-tatoes, and gravy.

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A feast at the peak of battle on Christmas day 1943From page 7

tuted with root beer and candy cigarettes for the cadets.)

An organist played Si-lent Night while the men ate in shift s before re-turning to battle; they’d take control of Ortona two days later, but at a great cost – the lives of hundreds of men.

On the 70th anniversa-

ry of the battle, cadets of 2812 Surrey, 2277 Lang-ley, 1867 Delta, 2893 Port Coquitlam, 72nd Van-couver and 2963 Sechelt Corps were joined by offi cers, parents, and a documentary fi lmmaker. Cadets, dressed in their combat uniforms, were served by their offi cers in a solemn ritual steeped in Canadian military tra-dition, paying tribute to

those who made the ulti-mate sacrifi ce during the Second World War.

Volunteers from the Canadian Military Edu-cation Centre wore vin-tage Second World War uniforms and lent arti-facts from their personal collections for decoration and education, creating an added sense of realism to the evening.

Tim Morris, chaplain

at Pacifi c Regional Insti-tution, played the part of Major Roy Durnford, an Anglican military pa-dre who prayed with the men.

In preparing for Sun-day’s anniversary din-ner, organizers paid meticulous attention to detail, from securing an organist to erecting faux stained glass windows and stone church walls.

A table set off on its own was reserved to honour fallen comrades-in-arms to remind those present of their sacri-fi ce, said Karen Murphy Corr, of the 2277 Langley Corps sponsoring com-mittee.

Normally parents do the cooking for the Or-tona dinner, observed by the cadets since 2001, but with all six corps under one roof, they turned to the pros: culinary experts Amanda Smith, chef, Mark Ross, head chef, and Drew Hill, sous-chef.

“Th ey are pulling out all the stops,” Murphy Corr said.

Surrey’s Raven Whit-ford of the 2277 Corps

was excited to attend the dinner and learn more. “I’ve always been inter-ested in history and it sounded really cool to me,” the Grade 7 student said.

“I think it is important to remember who fought for us and gave us a free country.”

Jocelyn DeLorme said her grandfather, Pte. Jack DeLorme of the Loyal Edmonton Regi-ment, was tucking into his Christmas dinner in a nearby ruined house when when they came under attack. DeLo-rme was knocked uncon-scious.

“He woke to a severed foot lying in the middle

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Another guest of honour was her grand-mother, Fleetwood resi-dent Dorothy DeLorme,widow of Private DeLor-me. She has attended the dinner every year since2001 and is consideredthe mother of the Sea-forth Highlanders Bat-talion.

“I am very happy to be here tonight and very honoured. I have seen many of you start as 12 and 13-year-olds,” she said.

“It has been a joy to seehow each one of you hasgrown into such beau-tiful young men and women.”

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Cloverdale Reporter, December 12, 2013