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REMEMBRANCE DAY IN EAST YORK: An honour guard stands at the cenotaph during Remembrance Day ceremonies at the East York Civic Centre Memorial Gardens on Tuesday. For story and more photos, please see page 3.

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At left, Veteran Bill O’Leary attends the Remembrance Day ceremony at the East York Civic Centre Memorial Gardens on Tuesday. Pilots from the Canadian Harvard Aircraft Association execute a flypast during the Remembrance Day ceremony.

East York remembers at cenotaph ceremony Mark A. cadiz mcadiz@insidetoronto.com Hundreds gathered around the cenotaph in Memorial Gardens Park in East York Tuesday morning to honour the brave men and women who sacrificed their lives for freedom. As the sounds of bag pipes and drums filled the warm autumn air onlookers respectfully lined the parade route, while decorated veterans stood strong in uniform. “It’s a day for all the veterans, it’s a big day,” said Myer Goobie, 93, who served in the Second World War. Goobie sharply dressed in a red blazer pinned with military medallions served on the first Special Forces team through 1942 to 1945, known as “The Devil’s Brigade.” “We were specially trained troops from the U.S. and Canada…we did everything,

The Remembrance Day ceremony gathers a crowd at the East York Civic Centre Memorial Gardens on Tuesday.

whatever they wanted we were into it,” he said. After Canada declared war with Germany on Dec. 10, 1939, Goobie, originally from the Maritimes, had just turned 18 before he went overseas in 1939. Eventually he underwent special operations training to be part of

the 1,800 men of The Devil’s Brigade. Second World War Veteran Joe Gagné, 90, belonged to the Royal Canadian Engineers and he has attended the East York ceremony for years. “I was a sapper for three years. We had to re-build the bridges that the Germans

blew up, they were called Bailey bridges,” he said. Sappers were combat engineers who were responsible for all military engineering duties during the war. Bailey bridges were used extensively in the war to provide a crossing for soldiers, war tanks and other military equipment.

Among the diverse crowd there were many families with young children. Szilvia Eross and her daughter Chiara were at the ceremony. “I think it’s important that my daughter is here. I don’t think she completely understands, but she gets the idea

that we are paying respect to the people who died for us making it possible for us to live the lives we live,” she said. There is no doubt the recent deaths of Cpl. Nathan Cirillo and Warrant Officer Patrice Vincent served as a harsh reminder of the tragedies of war, as hundreds more than in recent years stood up at the 11th hour. Goobie who served until the end of the Second World War still managed to keep a smile throughout. You could sense his pride and sorrow for his fallen comrades, but also his hope as he joked around with other veterans. “When I came back from overseas in 1945 I was out for only a month, then afterwards I joined the Air Force,” said Goobie, who served for 31 more years.

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Remembering the men and women who sacrificed their lives for our continued freedom I a t t e n d e d t h i s y e a r’s Remembrance Day service at the East York Civic Centre. As usual it was a moving ceremony that brings the community together in a special moment. It is always a sombre moment, and it certainly brings into focus what our real relationship is to war. Imperfect world There is no celebration of war here, but an understanding we live in an imperfect world – a world where from time to time we are called upon to stand up to those forces that would take away peace. A world where we are called upon to make the ultimate sacrifice of our lives in order that peace be regained. The shame of war is that it’s the young and strong who are most often called upon to make that sacrifice.

joe cooper watchdog Young men, and often young women as well, who are asked to give up their innocence and witness horrors most of us will never have to experience. Young men of the past who lost their lives and were horribly wounded in battles that we can never imagine. We have our ceremonies and our symbols such as the blood red poppy that remind us of the sacrifices that were made. There are the poems and the songs and benedictions that are said that speak of our feelings for the dead and wounded. We show our respect with polite silence for two minutes as we stand at attention at 11 a.m. as the airplanes fly overhead in

formation. Each one of us thinks our private thoughts as that silence passes by and feels our own sense of loss and sadness. We imagine in our minds the images of the poppies in Flanders Fields blowing between the cross, row on row as the poem is read. And we say, as the minister intones “From the curse of war and the sins of human beings that causes war; O God, deliver us.” Core values Yes, the words make us think and fortunately in our democratic society it is for this basis that we have our military – not as an instrument of horror or power, but as a means that will allow us to sleep peacefully at night and live our lives in freedom. No, we’re not perfect and there are times when we’ve

lost sight of these values and have become our own worst enemies. Still as long as we have these remembrance ceremonies, we renew our core values of what our true values as a society are, which is to value peace above all and to resort to war as only a last resort and when doing so to understand what war truly means. Likewise, when we do go to war, to value each of the lives that are sacrificed and to remember each one individually and to not take a single one for granted. Each life represents a son or daughter who belongs to a family and a community and whom will be remembered forever more. Lest we forget. Joe Cooper is a long-time East York resident and community activist. His column appears every Thursday. Contact him at eym@insidetoronto.com

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going to take some hard talk to engage the current federal government on municipal issues to any degree. Left to his own devices, Prime Minister Stephen Harper is more likely to fight the coming election on tax policy and the country’s military adventure against ISIS. Municipal matters are outside of the federal government’s wheelhouse as a rule, and they’ll stay that way unless municipalities make noise. That noise need not be confrontational. Former mayor David Miller negotiated significant improvements in financing and governance with both former premier Dalton McGuinty and former prime minister Paul Martin. Miller was polite but not silent. Tory needs to find his own voice, speaking firmly about Toronto’s unmet needs, and assigning responsibility for the fulfillment of those needs correctly, with the governments who have the greatest capacity to raise and disperse funds.

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A Show Within A Show Don Valley Art Club Show and Sale WHEN: noon to 4 p.m. WHERE: Todmorden Mills Papermill Gallery, 67 Pottery Rd. CONTACT: www.donvalleyartclub.com COST: Free Show runs Nov. 19 to 30 from noon to 4 p.m. weekdays (closed Mondays and Tuesdays) and weekends from noon to 5 p.m. Mesdames of Mayhem WHEN: 6 to 7 p.m. WHERE: Riverdale library, 370 Broadview Ave. CONTACT: Sue Dolynskyj, 416-8804735 COST: Free

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Canadian Federation of University Women WHEN: 7:30 p.m. WHERE: Northlea United Church, 125 Brentcliffe Rd. CONTACT: Pat Price, 416-385-1055, Caroline Rabbat, director, shelter

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Annual Riverdale Share concert Dec. 7; tickets now on sale at Danforth locations The 22nd annual Riverdale Share Concert is on tap Sunday, Dec. 7 at 3 p.m. at the Danforth Music Hall. A diverse holiday celebration held every December in Toronto’s vibrant Riverdale neighbourhood, the Riverdale Share Concert is made possible by the contributions of residents, businesses, students, volunteers, civic leaders and, of course, some of Toronto’s most celebrated artists. The volunteer-run organization plans to once again raise more than $30,000 and truckloads of food for families in crisis in the community in one afternoon. Admission is $20 plus a non-perishable food item. Tickets are now on sale and, as usual, can be picked up at • The Big Carrot, 348 Danforth Ave.; • Treasure Island Toys, 581 Danforth Ave.; • and It’s My Party, 423 Danforth Ave.

Visit http://riverdaleshare. com for more info. guest night Nov. 18 wBarbershoppers

The East York Barbershoppers (EYBS), a 40-plus man chorus that sings in the classic barbershop style, are hosting their guest night event Tuesday, Nov. 18. The EYBS present an opportunity for those curious about the all-American music style of barbershop harmony to learn, sing and practice with seasoned performers from across the GTA. The evening is open to all levels including those with no formal musical training. The event takes place at Harmony Hall, 2 Gower St., between 7:30 to 10 p.m. For more information, visit www.eybs.ca or contact Barry at 416-410-2428. rights meeting nov. 18 wTenants’

A presentation on tenants’ rights is set to take place

Tuesday, Nov. 18 in the Little India neighbourhood. Presented by East Toronto Community Legal Services, the information session will be held at the Gerrard/ Ashdale Library, 1432 Gerrard St. E., just west of Coxwell Avenue, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Some of the topics of discussion will include eviction, rent increases and repair. Call 416-393-7717. juniors take on team china Nov. 18 wleaside

The Toronto Leaside Wildcats junior team will take on Team China at Don Mills Arena on Tuesday, Nov. 18 at 7:45 p.m. Doors open at 7 p.m. and pre-game ceremonies begin at 7:10 p.m. Admission is free and the arena is located at 1030 Don Mills Rd. Team China is ranked 14th in the world. Leaside are currently 10th in their 20-team junior loop.

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TURNING THE CORNER: Tyanna Barbone of Leaside High School moves the ball past Sara Salem of Scarborough’s Sir John A. Macdonald Collegiate during the Toronto District School Board junior girls city basketball championship game Friday at Ryerson University. Leaside won 33-21 to take the title.

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rahul gupta TO in TRANSIT increased activity of rats. And the pest control company – which doesn’t service Union Station – said they came to the conclusion about the alleged migration after receiving an increase in calls from businesses and residents in the area. The Union Station renovations are not expected to be completed until 2016. AND LEARN ABOUT CITY BUILDING wNETWORK

Want to learn about various city-building initiatives taking place in the Toronto region while enjoying an alcoholic beverage or two? You’ll get your chance at a networking event taking place later this month. The first City Builders Soiree takes place at Spirits Bar & Grill, located near Church and Bloor streets, Tuesday, Nov. 25. The event, co-hosted by the networking organization Designing Toronto, prom-

ises the opportunity to connect planning professionals with community-minded individuals seeking advice on creating city-building projects. For details, visit www. designingtoronto.ca TO ADDRESS BOARD OF TRADE wBYFORD

TTC CEO Andy Byford will address the Toronto Region Board of Trade this month. It’s not known exactly what Byford will discuss during his appearance on Friday, Nov. 28, but in recent months he’s made public statements calling for better government funding of the cash-strapped TTC. Byford also said he supported a recent plan announced by TTC union president Bob Kinnear that includes purchasing 250 buses as well as making transit funding a key issue during the 2015 federal election. Visit www.bot.com Rahul Gupta is The Mirror’s transit reporter. His column appears on Thursday. Reach him on Twitter: @TOinTRANSIT

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But why not send a notice prior to starting the work even if the city doesn’t know its completion date? “That’s a good question,” Jebakumar said. “We should have done that, but we are going to do that pretty soon.” Jebakumar said he hopes to have the project completed by March. Lonsdale said she’s happy that the city is changing the watermains but wishes there had been better communication. “Communication is really important,” she said.

For more local news stories, visit us at www. eastyorkmirror.com.

Athlete of the year to be honoured >>>from page 1 Pellerin, female hockey official, coach, athlete and member of the Toronto Leaside Girls Hockey Association; and Dr. Sidney Soanes, founding member of the Leaside Skating Club. The 2014 Athlete of the Year award will also be presented to short track speed skater Ayanna Badali at the ceremony. For more, go to www.leasidesports.com

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