cloverdale reporter, november 08, 2012

Helping hands, unsung heroesBy Jennifer LangIt’s a big job and somebody’s got to do it.Each year, the Cloverdale Christmas Ham-

per Program spreads the spirit of the season to hundreds of needy local families and indi-viduals who would otherwise go without.

It takes a combined e� ort of many local churches, elementary and secondary schools, businesses and service clubs, plus an army of volunteers to make it happen.

It begins a� er Halloween, when donation boxes are distributed across Cloverdale. Later, they’re collected as they � ll up with donations of non-perishable food items from the com-munity.

� e 2011 campaign brought in more than $50,000 in food and cash donations.

Playing a vital role was a team from the Surrey Society for Community Living, who helped deliver and pick up all the boxes from schools and business, and are looking forward to doing it all again this year.

“Dropping them o� wasn’t a problem for our guys,” says community support worker Sean Rougeau. “We have a good team and they did a good job. � e hardest part is pick-ing up.”

In the spirit of friendly competition, two schools – Clayton Heights Secondary and Lord Tweedsmuir Secondary – decided to see which could collect the most food.

“I believe both of them had over 15,000 items,” said Rougeau. “� at was basically, 50

boxes plus. � ey were absolutely packed to the point that it took three of us just to li� them.” Fortunately, the schools immediately o� ered up ruby players and other assistance.

� is year, they’re asking that schools put do-nations inside smaller plastic bags with han-dles, so they can be carried out more easily on collection day.

� e hampers are put together at the nerve centre, a large warehouse at Paci� c Commu-nity Church in Cloverdale, where an assembly line is put into action each December.

Each includes non-perishable food and sundry items, vegetables, a turkey or ham, dairy products as well as toys or gi� cards for children and youths, along with a grocery gi� card for each family or individual to help carry them through the Christmas season.

Last week, the team from Community Liv-ing was taking apart damaged donation boxes, stripping o� the wrapping paper and tape, and stacking them in a pile for reassembly, making quick work of the job.

“I think it’s really cool that we do this for the other kids,” said Christel, one of the team members.

Rougeau smiled.“It’s a tremendous thing to see our individu-

als – I mean, sometimes, society casts them in a certain light – to see them helping individu-als who are less fortunate than themselves, is so heartening,” he said. “To see them being totally contributing members to society in a way I’m sure a lot of people don’t see.”

Decorated veteran loses cancer battle at 90By Jennifer LangBill Larson, a celebrated Cloverdale veteran and tireless

campaigner for the Legion’s Poppy Fund, has passed away.Friends and family gathered on Saturday, Nov. 3, for his

memorial service.Larson, who served in both the Second World War and

the Korean War, came to symbolize the sacri� ce of Canadian veterans when his image was immortalized in a mural paint-ed next to the Surrey Cenotaph in 2005.

“Lest We Forget”was painted by Sullivan Heights and North Surrey Secondary students to commemorate land, sea

and air battles of the Second World War.Larson is pictured seated in a wheelchair,

� anked by two young cadets holding a wreath and a Canadian � ag.

Larson passed away Oct. 27 in Surrey Memo-rial Hospital due to complications from colon cancer. He was 90.

His military career included serving with the Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry in Korea, where his regiment was instrumental in defending Seoul and the Kapyong Valley, earn-

ing both the United States Presidential Unit Ci-tation for extraordinary heroism in action and the Republic of Korea’s Presidential Unit Cita-tion.

A soldier to the end, he was presented with these citations in hospital before he died.

Born in Woodnorth, Manitoba on Jan. 29, 1922, Larson enlisted in the Canadian Provost Corps. during the Second World War, serving in England, Belgium, Germany, and France, where

Bill Larson

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JENNIFER LANG PHOTOIt feels good helping people. Just ask the team from the Surrey Association for Community Living who is once again delivering and picking up donation boxes for this year’s Cloverdale Christmas Hamper Program. Pictured from left: Nitesh, Walter, Kevin,Tony, Christel and Angelo.

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Cinema to raise cash for digital upgradeLive concert to feature some of Surrey’s brightest musical stars

By Jennifer LangIt looks like Martha

and Ethel might be forced into retirement after all.

The Clova Cinema is hoping to make the switch to a digital pro-jection system, follow-ing the industry-wide trend. In less than a year, 35-mm film will be phased out for good.

And that means the Clova’s two trusty, if temperamental, film projectors (named to help keep them straight during various break-downs and repairs) will have to be replaced after 65 years of service at Cloverdale’s famed sin-gle-screen movie house.

But first, the cinema is looking for ways to iraise some money in order to pay for the switch, an expensive prospect for the cinema, which has been owned by Lord Tweedsmuir Secondary grad Craig Burghardt for the past 16 years.

But instead of raising the already low ticket prices (the $8 adult ad-mission is for a double bill) or jacking up the cost of popcorn ($2.50 if you bring your own bowl), the Clova is put-ting together a family-friendly all-ages gig Nov. 16 featuring bands, solo artists plus a silent auction.

They’re calling it the Road to Digital.

“We are planning a very entertaining night for you,” Burghardt promises.

The cinema has as-sembled a talented lineup of local perform-ers, including headlin-ers and indie darlings The Oh Wells, who went from performing at their school’s Terry Fox Run to White Rock coffee shops to Vancou-ver’s club circuit. Now they’re CiTR Shindig winners, EMP Soundoff finalists, and are in the Peak Performance Proj-ect Top 20.

Brother act duo Sam Reseigh and his step-brother Steve – formerly of the groups Conspira-cy and Stella – will be performing pop covers and fun songs people can dance to.

Soulful singer/song-writer and guitarist Vanessa Bonita Dolezal sings in both Spanish and English, and cites such diverse influences

as Led Zeppelin and Avril Lavigne. This year she released her debut solo album, “When You’re Gone,” now available on iTunes.

The major motion picture studios are in-creasingly moving to

digital-only movie re-leases, meaning any theatre that doesn’t in-vest tens of thousands to install a digital pro-jection system will no longer have access to new movies.

“If we don’t convert over to digital projec-tors soon, then unfor-tunately, we would have to shut our doors,” says Samantha LeDrew, a long-time member of the “Clovamily.”

The Clova is also so-liciting items for a silent

auction planned as part of the concert.

“We have a few items for our silent auction and a few door prizes,” LeDrew says, “but if any [supporters] are able to donate, we are always looking for more.”

The Clova Cinema at 5732 176 Street qui-etly celebrated its 65th birthday this past May.

It was built because the business community agreed a movie house was an important local amenity.

Cloverdale residents snapped up $1,000 bonds to pay for con-struction. The bonds were repaid within two years.

Proceeds of opening night, May 26, 1947 – a gala event covered by the press and involving dignitaries – were do-nated to Surrey Memo-rial Hospital Fund.

Right from the begin-ning, LeDrew says, up to today, the Clova has made supporting the community that sup-ports the cinema a key operational mandate.

“We don’t just use our space for our business, we allow other groups to do fundraising, birth-day parties, we’ve host-ed four weddings, and we’ve had a huge gala before,” she says.

Tickets are $25. Avail-able at the box office.

FILE PHOTOClova Cinema owner Craig Burghardt poses with Martha and Ethel, the theatre’s 35-mm film projectors.

ROAD TO DIGITALWHEN: 6 p.m. Nov. 16 WHERE: Clova Cinema An all-ages evening of live music, dancing and a silent auction fundraiser

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COMMUNITY FORUM ON GM FOODWhat’s the impact on our health and environment? Find out more about genetically modi� ed food, where it is on our grocery shelves, and what you can do about it. Thursday, Nov. 8 at the Fraser River Presentation Theatre, 20338 65 Street, Langley (Township Hall), from 7 to 9 p.m. Bring your questions and concerns. Featuring Lucy Sharratt, coordinator of the Canadian Biotechnology Action Network. Presented by the Council of Canadians Surrey-Langley-White Rock, Society for a GE Free BC, and the Canadian Biotechnology Action Network. For info: Bobbie Blair at 604-506-5576 or Phil Harrison at 604-536-6706. www. cban.ca/events.

LADIES’ AUXILIARY BRANCH 6 FALL FAIR AND BAZAARBaking, crafts, silent auction, cake walk and more. Saturday, Nov. 24 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Cloverdale Legion Branch 6 17567 57 Avenue.

CATCH ME IF YOU CANSurrey Little Theatre presents its fall production, Catch Me If You Can, a comedic mystery about a groom whose bride disappears on their honeymooon. Running 8 p.m. Thursdays to Saturdays to Nov. 17, with two Sunday matinees at 2 p.m. Nov. 4 and 11. Reservations by calling 604-576-8451 or email [email protected], or prepaid at brownpapertickets.com. Surrey LIttle Theatre is located at 7027 184 Street in Surrey.

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ATTENTION CRAFTERS Cloverdale United Church Women are hosting their annual Fall Craft Fair on Saturday, November 17, 2012 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Cloverdale United Church, 17575 – 58A Avenue, Cloverdale. Tables $25. Call Marguerite Cryer at 604-574-5603.

ANNOUNCEMENTSThe Surrey Crime Prevention Society is recruiting volunteers to tour our communities in Newton, Fleetwood, Downtown Surrey, and Guildford. We are also looking for of� ce volunteers who have marketing, research, analytical, and communications skills. Being a volunteer in your community will add peace of mind for those who work, live and play in Surrey. For more information on how you can become a valuable member of our team, please visit our website at www.preventcrime.ca. We look forward to working with you to reduce crime and improve the quality of life for all Surrey residents! Call: (604) 502-8555 E-mail: [email protected]

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ULTIMATE FRISBEECome out and play Ultimate Frisbee with the Surrey Ultimate League. Every Sunday to December 16. It’s a drop-in format so bring a light and dark shirt and cleats if you have them. Age 15 and up. From beginner to expert – everyone’s welcome. Sign up at the � eld. $25 each or 2/$40 for the entire season.

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On Sunday many of us will gather around cenotaphs and in city squares for solemn ceremo-nies paying tribute to Canada’s service men and women. We’ll hear words like sacri� ce and honour, some of them uttered by politicians.

But for some veterans they’ll ring hollow.

In 2006, Parliament unani-mously passed the New Veterans Charter that changed the way in-jured soldiers are compensated. Instead of a lifetime pension, indexed to in� ation, veterans in-jured a er that year, or who had their injury diagnosed since then, would get a lump sump settle-ment.

Veterans A� airs champions the new system as “a more complete approach to helping our men and women injured in the line of duty,” o� ering them “real hope.”

But some injured veterans, like Kevin Berry, say otherwise.

� ey say Canadian soldiers in-jured in Afghanistan, and those su� ering the lingering mental and emotional e� ects of their tour are getting substantially less support

than they would have received with the former indexed pension. Many are having di culty reinte-grating into civilian life.

A study by Queen’s University

last year concluded most dis-abled soldiers will receive only two-thirds the compensation under the New Veterans Charter than they would have received

from the old Pension Act.Recently Canada’s Auditor-

General criticized the Canadian Forces and Veterans A� airs for their shoddy treatment of injured veterans, saying the system to get them help is “complex, lengthy and challenging to navigate.”

Even in death, the indigni-ties continue. A program that is supposed to contribute just over $3,600 to the funeral costs for destitute ex-soldiers has rejected more than two-thirds of funding requests since 2006. Even when approved, that money is still less than some social services depart-ments will pay towards the burial of the homeless.

It’s one thing for Canada’s poli-ticians to honour our veterans.

It’s another to treat them with honour.

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Remembrance tributes will ring hollow to some

FILE PHOTOCritics say Canadian soldiers who served in Afghanistan are getting substan-tially less federal support due to changes in compensation for veterans.

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JENNIFER LANG PHOTOSurrey MLAs Gordon Hogg, left, and Stephanie Cadieux, flank Surrey-Panorama hopeful Sukh Dhaliwal at a B.C. Liberal party announcement in Cloverdale last week.

Cadieux to run in Surrey-Cloverdale for B.C. Liberals

By Jennifer LangAs political moves go, it’s not exactly earth-shat-

tering, but it’s a big step for cabinet minister Stepha-nie Cadieux, who announced last week she will run for the B.C. Liberals in Surrey-Cloverdale come election day.

Cadieux made the announcement alongside in-cumbent Surrey-White Rock MLA Gordon Hogg and former Liberal MP Sukh Dhaliwal, who has decided to run provincially in her current riding of Surrey-Panorama.

The nomination in Cloverdale opened up when MLA Kevin Falcon – who was also at the Oct. 31 announcement at Sunrise Banquet and Conference Centre in Cloverdale, decided not to run again, prompting Cadieux, a Cloverdale resident, to con-sider running in her home riding.

“After some thinking, and speaking with family, close friends and some supporters in Cloverdale,

I decided the best move for me would be to seek the nomination in Cloverdale,” she said, adding she is excited about the move.

“I did have to think about it,” she told the Report-er, adding she’d always felt very welcomed in Pan-orama. “But I want to be able to represent the area that I live in. That is important to me, personally.”

Cadieux has represented Surrey-Panorama since 2009. While relatively new to politics, she’s held a number of cabinet positions and is currently minis-ter for Children and Family Development.

While praising Falcon’s legacy in the riding, Cadieux said she’ll put her own stamp on her role.

“I’m going to take a different look at Cloverdale as a new candidate,” she said, adding that she’ll be reaching out to businesses and residents in the next couple of months.

Cadieux’s decision to switch ridings opened up See SHAPING THE TEAM / Page 6

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The public’s first chance to view and comment on renderings and details of the plan was slated for yes-terday (Nov. 7, after the Reporter’s deadline), at the Hazelmere Golf and Tennis Club.

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a vacancy in Surrey Panorama, where Dhaliwal, former MP for Newton-North Delta, lost his federal re-election bid in 2011 to Jinny Sims of the NDP. He’s lived in Panorama for 15 years.

Acclaimed as the party’s candi-date in Surrey-Panorama, Dhaliwal said he decided to run provincially because he sees the next election as critical for the B.C. Liberals.

Over the past few months, he’s crown more concerned about the prospects of the NDP forming government.

“We are at a crossroads,” he said. “I’m not prepared to sit on the sidelines to watch the Social-ists take over our programs.”

Dhaliwal said premier Christy

Clark and the Liberal party is “The best team that is going to represent us, all Brit-ish Columbians, af-ter the next election.”

The news came fresh on the heels of the party’s conven-tion in Whistler, a gathering described as upbeat and posi-tive by Hogg, a vet-eran MLA who will seek a fifth term in the spring.

“We’re approaching the elec-tion with a very strong team in Surrey, and a very positive and strong team is developing across the province,” Hogg said.

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“Our announcement is help-ing shape the team that premier Christy Clark will take into the next election,” Schoeberg said.

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The Cultural Connections Open House, Thursday Nov. 15 from 2 to 3:30 p.m., is an afternoon of guided tours of the museum’s ex-hibit galleries, films about Surrey’s heritage and cul-ture, along with tea and refreshments.

At 2:45 p.m., there will be a presentation on the Settlement and Integration program for Immi-grants by Options Community Ser-vices.

With 40 per cent of Surrey’s pop-ulation made up of immigrants, there’s a strong need in the commu-nity for organizations to welcome newcomers and help them feel com-fortable in their new surroundings. The open house is a chance for the

city’s new residents to discover and ask questions about Surrey’s past, and learn about what organizations like Options have to offer in the way of services, training and other op-portunities.

Options is one of the agencies providing settlement and integra-

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Royal Canadian Le-gion Branch 6 Clover-dale hosts a day of spe-cial performances on Remembrance Day, fol-lowing the parade and service at the Surrey

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The Versatiles take the stage at 4:30 p.m. The veterans grill will be open until all the food is gone.

For more information call the Royal Canadian Legion at 604-574-5300 or see their website at www.cloverdale.bc.ca/legion.

Branch 6 is located at 17567 57 Avenue.


By Jennifer LangA parade of veterans will lead off this year’s Re-

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By Jennifer LangSurrey residents are invited to bring

their families to the Remembrance Day service at the Cenotaph at Surrey Museum Plaza, then come in from the cold to the museum or archives after the ceremony is over.

The Surrey Museum and Surrey Ar-chives will be open on Sunday, Nov. 11 from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. for the annual Surrey Remembers event.

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The Cloverdale Royal Canadian Legion Branch 6 is also setting up a display in the museum on Remembrance Day.

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We remember the ultimate sacri� ces made by our fathers, our brothers, our sisters, our mothers, and our children — Canada’s brave men and women in uniform. We thank those who have given up so much for our great country and continue in service for the sake of freedom, and Canada’s

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Did you know?The Royal Canadian Legion’s annual

Poppy Campaign continues to Nov. 11.When you see a Branch 6 member or

746 Lightning Hawk Air Cadet selling poppies, be generous.

The Poppy Fund works all year to pro-vide support services and prorams for veterans and their families.

With a new generation of veterans coming home, the fund is needed more than ever. Veterans turn to

the Legion for affordable housing, education, and trauma repair, relief and recovery. The fund is

also used for disaster relief when declared by governments.

The poppy has stood as a symbol of re-membrance since 1921.

They should be worn on the left breast, over the heart. Use a Canadian flag pin to keep the poppy in

place, instead of the L-shaped pin.– Cloverdale Reporter

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CONTRIBUTED PHOTOCloverdale Legion Branch 6 presented Peace Arch Hospital Foundation with a $3,000 cheque on Oct. 24. Pictured from left are Branch 6 president Frank Redekop, publicity chairperson Anne Shar-key and Poppy chairperson Pat Keeping. Selina Jano of Peace Arch Hospital Foundation, pictured at right, is director of annual gifts and donor relations for the foundation, which supports Peace Arch Hospital in White Rock.

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on matching Christmas out� ts, or the special traditions that your family looks forward to

every year. It might be a recipe, it might be a poem or a picture, but it’s always what makes

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Here are some simple tips to keep your pet healthy and happy this winter:

Antifreeze can be a deadly winter hazard for pets, who � nd the taste appealing. Ethylene glycol antifreeze is extremely toxic to pets and wildlife — a mere tablespoon is enough to kill a cat or small dog. Ensure you are using pet-safe, propylene-based antifreeze, which you will � nd at automotive supply stores if you’re adding it yourself, or you can ask your mechanic for it if you’re having your vehicle professionally winterized.

Road salt is toxic if ingested and can also irritate dogs’ paws. When outside with your dog, pay special attention to where he’s walking and ensure you wipe his paws thoroughly after walks and play to remove any salt. (The SPCA recommends using pet-friendly, non-corrosive de-icing compounds.)

Ice can also cut your dog’s paws — watch your dog closely for signs he may be injured during exercise, and check for cuts and sores after exercise.

Cats and wild animals have been known to seek warmth inside the motor compartment of vehicles during winter. Make it a habit to thump the hood of your car before starting it to chase away any animals who may be hiding inside.

The BC SPCA is strongly opposed to keeping pets outside, particularly in cold temperatures. If you must leave your animal outside for short periods, ensure that he or she has an appropriate shelter that is elevated o� the ground and insulated. It should also be regularly cleaned and cleared of any environmental debris. The outdoor shelter should also be appropriate to the weight and coat of the animal; he or she must be able to sit, stand, lie down and turn around freely and easily. Your dog must also have access to potable water at all times so check regularly to ensure that the water in the dish is not frozen.

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he was wounded.After the war, he moved to Surrey, working for

Fraser Mills. But military life called, and he soon enlisted in the Royal Canadian Air Force, then later the Canadian Provost Corps again, and by 1950, he was part of the PPCLI.

He left the armed forces in 1959, embarking on a long civilian career with Canada Post.

Music was a great joy of his life. He played both the trumpet and saxophone, performing with a number of bands. He was also physically active: he loved baseball, and played senior slow-pitch up to age 74.

He enjoyed writing, published a memoir of his army adventures and also wrote poetry.

An active force in the community, Larson was also involved in a number of groups, including the Chamber of Commerce, the Canadian Order of Foresters, Scouts Canada, the junior Olympic training program and the RCMP Auxiliary. He also founded the Cloverdale Jazz Club.

He’ll be greatly missed at the Royal Canadian Le-gion Branch 6 in Cloverdale, where he was a long-serving and active member. He was awarded a life membership in 1985.

A past-president of Branch 6, he was also espe-cially dedicated to the Poppy Campaign, which raises funds through poppy sales to support veter-ans and their families.

During the two-week annual campaign, “He just basically went out eight to 10 hours a day,” Branch 6 president Frank Redekop recalled Tuesday.

“He was out there all day, every day. He never sat down.”

In lieu of flowers, the family has requested that any donations be made to the Royal Canadian Le-gion Poppy Fund.

Larson was a fixture at Remembrance Day ser-vices in Cloverdale, where he played the Last Post on his trumpet at numerous ceremonies.

His dedication and service represents what the Legion is all about, Redekop said.

“He just embodied the principles that the Le-gion stands for. He is definitely a man who will be missed,” Redekop said, praising Larson’s honesty and integrity, warmth and openness.

“He was a mentor to a lot of people,” he said. “He’s just one of those people who gave it his all, to his community and to his country.”

Along with his wife of 35 years, Esther, he’s sur-vived by three daughters: Catherine, Billie, and Patricia, stepdaughters Shirley and Linda, and 24 grandchildren. He is predeceased by son Richard.

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“He gave it his all, to his community and to his country.”

- Frank Redekop, Branch 6

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Wrapping up Polio

CONTRIBUTED PHOTODistrict 5050 (Northwest region) Rotaract representative Jennifer Petrichenko, left, and Rotaract Club of Cloverdale president Janice Khunkhun pose with Rotary International President Sakuji Tanka. They were at the Oct. 19 Polio walk in Vancouver.

By Jennifer LangMembers of a Cloverdale youth

service club will be doing their part in the fight against polio by helping you with your holiday wrapping.

The Rotaract Club of Cloverdale will be wrapping presents by donation as part of efforts to eradicate the crip-pling childhood disease.

Club members will be at the Walmart in Langley Dec. 15 to 16 and 22 to 23, with all proceeds going di-rectly to the cause.

It’s just one of the activities the youth service club has undertaken to help spread the message that polio can – and must – be stamped out.

“I’m working to end polio now be-cause everyone needs to come togeth-er and help Rotary with the final push to eradicate polio from the world,” said Janice Khunkhun, president of the Rotaract Club of Cloverdale.

Across the globe on World Polio Day Oct. 24, Rotary clubs and Rota-ract clubs – Rotary-sponsored service clubs for young people aged 18 to 30 – were taking part in activities to raise awareness in the battle against the in-fectious disease.

For instance, a group of Rotar-ians and their community supporters from Victoria, Australia, gathered in

front of parliament wearing End Polio Now shirts.

And in India, volunteers from Ro-tary clubs in Taiwan and Korea took part in national immunization day.

The Global Polio Eradication Ini-tiative is a campaign involving the World Health Organization, Rotary International, the U.S. Centres for Disease Control and Prevention, and the United Nations Children’s Fund, plus the support of governments and private donors.

Last month, Rotary pledged $75 million over the next three years to the cause.

Since 1985, Rotary has contributed approximately $1.2 billion towards the protection of children through immunization and other programs.

It’s hoped polio – a highly infec-tious disease that causes paralysis and even death – will be the first disease of the 21st century to be eradicated through combined international in-vestment and immunization efforts.

It remains endemic in Afghanistan, Nigeria and Pakistan.

Last February, India was removed from the list of polio endemic coun-tries after attaining a polio-free des-ignation after reporting no new cases for a full year.

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329 PAINTING & DECORATING

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