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CHECK OUT WHAT’S ON! IN SURREY/WHITE ROCK TODAY, TOMORROW OR ON THE WEEKEND. Whether it’s one of the major festivals, one of free drop-in events, or an event hosted by the community, there will always be an event for you to check out. Enjoy reading this issue for a wide selection of events hosted by both the City of Surrey and Business sponsors of the community. “Heart to Home Holiday Market” hosted by Surrey Art Gallery Association on Nov. 18-19 at Surrey Arts Centre’s Studio Theatre, from noon to 5 p.m. daily. “This holiday season shop local and give the gift of art at your favorite Surrey art and craft fair.” Live demos, free admission. More info: call 604-501-5187. The Cloverdale Market: “Your Weekly Treasure Hunt” in two buildings with 200 tables and 100+ outdoor spots, open every Sunday from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Cloverdale Fairgrounds, off 176th St. (Hwy 15) and 62nd Ave., Surrey. Info: 604-837-1676, Cloverdalemarket.ca. The season of joy is ﬁnally here, the season of belonging and fun, the season of warmth and hope, the season when everyone is one. It’s the season of giving & receiving, Christmas is just around the corner! In warm appreciation of our What’s On! Surrey/White Rock during the past year, we extend our very best wishes for a happy holiday season. See you out there!

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CONTENTS: Why wear a Poppy? Smor Bullar Recipe Share Walk Your Way To Weight Loss Can Music Heal Emotional Suffering Or Physical Pain? Men,Sex And Food Sanjha Vehra (Woman’s Association) Parents Drop In Programs Christmas Craft Fair 2018 White Rock Library Events Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow ... Leaves Matter! Birthday Parties

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Why wear a Poppy? It’s over a century since more than nine million soldiers were killed during the First World War. The last of the veterans from that era are dead and many young people know little about the causes and devastating aftermath of the conflict. Many refuse to wear a poppy because they think it glorifies war. Perhaps it’s more important than ever that we discuss the poppy’s place in history.

In 1921, Anna E Guerin started making artificial poppies in France and gained the support of Field Marshal Douglas Haig, founder of the Royal British Legion.

Much of the worst fighting in World War 1 took place in Flanders, the western part of Belgium. The area suffered terribly, with homes, farms, roads and trees all completely destroyed. The land became a bleak, muddy graveyard for the thousands of soldiers who fell there.

The ﬁrst poppy appeal was held on Armistice Day 1921.

One plant, however, thrived in the disturbed soil and that was the poppy. Year after year, as the warm weather arrived, the poppies bloomed and turned the grim bare ground into a sea of red. At that time, fighting in Flanders was a young Lieutenant, Colonel John McCrae, a Canadian physician. In May 1915, his close friend and fellow soldier was killed in action. Seeing the poppies growing alongside his grave moved McCrae to write the poem ‘In Flanders Fields’, which was later published in Punch magazine.

In recent years some people have chosen to wear a white poppy, either instead of or alongside a traditional red one. White poppies symbolise pacifism and also remember the civilians killed in conflicts past and present, as well as the soldiers. The idea is not a modern one as I originally assumed; it was initially put forward in 1926 by the No More War Movement, and the first white poppies were sold by the Cooperative Women’s Guild in 1933. They are now distributed by the Peace Pledge Union, a British pacifist non-governmental organisation that works for a world without war.

The idea to use the poppy as a symbol of remembrance for dead soldiers came from an American professor and YWCA worker, Moina Michael, in 1918. She wrote a poem in reply to McCrae’s called ‘We Shall Keep the Faith’ and started to sell silk poppies. The idea was adopted by the American Legion in 1920 and she became known as ‘The Poppy Lady’.

However you choose to wear your poppy this year I hope you now have a greater understanding of the interesting and complex story behind this iconic flower.

By Sarah Davey

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REMEMBRANCE DAY: SURREY SURREY REMEMBERS October 7, 2017 | By True Surrey You may have seen the Cloverdale Cenotaph while driving by 56th Avenue. The white granite monument with a man kneeling on top, his eyes somberly ﬁxed on the ground beneath him, a riﬂe gripped in his hands.

SURREY WHALLEY REMEMBRANCE DAY Whalley Legion, 13525 106 Avenue 10:00am Parade assembly followed by a march to the Cenotaph, with refreshments and snacks available following the service.

May 22, 1921 is the birth date of the Cloverdale Cenotaph. Surrey’s First World War memorial initially was built to honor those who fell in the great World War. Twenty-three names and places of where Surrey soldiers who lost their lives in battle are inscribed on the monument. On top of the Cenotaph was a German Field Gun, commonly known as a ‘Whizz Bang’ that had been brought back by the Canadian 47th Battalion. Ceremonies of remembrance were held on August 4th, but with the start of the Second World War, the Whizz Bang was removed and melted down for its metal, and Remembrance Day would coincide with armistice day, November 11th, 1918.

REMEMBRANCE DAY FAMILY EVENT Surrey Centre Cemetery, 16671 Old McLellan Road 10:45am This family friendly event takes place at the site of where 500 Veterans have been laid to rest. Vintage WWII and onward military vehicles, and military experts will be present to answer questions. Hot dogs and refreshments will be available.

In 2005, the memorial was modiﬁed to include memorials for the Second World War, Korea, and Peace Keeping missions. The statue called “Kneeling in Remembrance” was placed atop of the Cenotaph, depicting a soldier in 47th Battalion insignia, among other enhancements. The Cenotaph, which has moved several times in its nearly century long existence, is now called Veterans Square and is the site of the annual Surrey Remembers ceremony, which is just one of the many ceremonies taking place in Surrey this November 11th: SURREY REMEMBERS Surrey Archives, 17671 56 Avenue 9:30 am – 1:30pm There’s lots to do and see at the Surrey Archives Following the ceremony: write thank you postcards for veterans and their families, watch WWII documentaries, or partake in peaceful crafts. Hot chocolate and coffee will be served to keep warm. SURREY CRESCENT BEACH REMEMBRANCE Legion Hall, 2643 128 Street 10:30am An option for those looking for an indoor service. Proceedings include wreath laying by a Silver Star mother and a ﬂy past, the master of ceremony will be George Temperton.

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SURREY WHALLEY REMEMBRANCE DAY Remembrance Day Location: Whalley Legion, 13525 - 106 AVENUE, Surrey, B.C. Parade assembly at 1000 with a march to the Cenotaph commencing at 1025 Refreshments and snacks for the public and youth following the service. The Branch Lounge will be open following the service for members and guests. Remembrance / Poppy The essence of The Royal Canadian Legion is to serve Veterans and their dependents, to promote Remembrance and to act in the service of Canada and its communities. Remembrance is the sacred sentiment which bonds all citizens, bringing everyone together to share in moments of reﬂection, sorrow, fellowship and gratitude, The Royal Canadian Legion within BC/Yukon Command embraces a leadership role for Remembrance, honoring this sacred responsibility serving all citizens. At the Legion, we hold the sacred trust of ensuring the tradition of remembrance is observed by Canadians every year at the 11th hour on the 11th day of the 11th month. This tradition dates to the First World War when the guns fell silent, marking the end of military conﬂict and the Remembrance of those who would never return home. The National Poppy and Remembrance Campaign raise funds for veterans and their families, the new military and others who are disadvantaged.

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Walk your way to weight loss Romi Singh Gill www.romigill.com

Everyone goes through time of splurging in unhealthy foods and lack of exercise. Unhealthy food feels like a reward and “laziness” or choosing to not exercise is the easier choice. What happens next?

What’s the best Exercise?

Bigger stomach, thighs, a little ﬂap on the back side of our arms and a tire around our waist. Not only that, we also start getting tired quickly and have less focus.

- the one gets done. The thought of gym and treadmill and intense cardio probably makes your head spin. Which is why I am going to suggest the simplest human movement as exercise -

What’s worse than bad health and weight gain?

Walking.

Judgemental, and sometimes shameful, comments from friends and relatives. “How dare they talk about my weight”, you think. It happens to all of us. Not many people can stay in “ﬁt” shape all year long. Don’t beat yourself up over it. Instead, answer this question:

Try the following ways to add more walking to your day: 1. Go for a walk for 15-30 minutes 2. Park your car farther way in a parking lot at stores, work etc 3. Take the stairs at work, if possible 4. Go to the gym and walk on treadmill

What are you going to do about your weight? Here’s 2 simple steps you can take to lose weight: 1. Cut out all sugary drinks and unhealthy foods, and add more fruits and vegetables in your diet. Eat a whole food diet. 2. Exercise. I will suggest a simple exercise you can perform to lose weight.

Spend two weeks doing simple walking for 15-30 minutes, 3-4 times a week. Next, try speed walking. One hour, 3-4 times a week is enough. Keep doing this regularly and you will lose some weight. And, if you’re looking to lose more weight, you need to incorporate a jogging intervals in your walk.

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SANJHA VEHRA WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION RECIPES: REMEMBRANCE DAY "POPPY" COOKIES

INGREDIENTS • 1 pkg. (250 g) Philadelphia Brick Cream Cheese, softened • 3/4 cup butter, softened • 1 cup granulated sugar • 2 tsp. vanilla • 2-1/4 cups flour • 1/2 tsp. baking soda • 3/4 cup ready-to-spread vanilla frosting • 1 cup red colored sugar • 56 Baker's Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chips (about 3 Tbsp.) INSTRUCTIONS • Beat first 4 ingredients in large bowl with mixer until well blended. Mix flour and soda; gradually beat

into cream cheese mixture. Refrigerate 30 min. • Heat oven to 350°F. Roll dough to 1/4-inch thickness on lightly ﬂoured surface. Cut into 56 circles with 2-inch cookie cutter, rerolling trimmings as necessary. Place cutouts, 2 inches apart, on baking sheets sprayed with cooking spray. Use tip of teaspoon to make 1 indentation in centre and 4 indentations around edge of each to resemble ﬂower. • Bake 14 to 16 min. or until edges are lightly browned. Cool on baking sheets 2 min. Remove to wire racks; cool completely. • Spread cookies with frosting; dip in colored sugar. Place 1 chocolate chip, upside-down, in centre of each.

RICE PUDDING RAVA KHEER RECIPE INGREDIENTS • 1 kg full cream milk • 1/4 cup rava (semolina) • 1/2 cup sugar • Dry fruits • A pinch of saffron • green cardamoms 2-3

INSTRUCTIONS • Roast rava till slightly covered. • Add milk and bring to a boil. • Lower the heat and simmer. • Keep stirring to avoid scorching. • Add sugar followed by dry fruits, saffron and cardamom. • Cook for another 5 minutes. • Ready to serve.

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White Rock Laughter Yoga Enjoy deep breathing, light stretches and Book Tastes Drop-in for a summary of books by library staff interactive laughter exercises. Takes place the and share your own favorites. Call White Rock last Tuesday of each month from 7 to 9 p.m. Library at 604-541-2201 for more information. Join us on the second Friday of the month from White Rock History Club Members are invited to give a short presentation 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. on history themes of their choice. General discussion follows. New members welcome. Titles & Tea Afternoon Book Club Classics to new titles discussed in a casual Moderator is Herb Spencer 604-542-2299. setting. New Members welcome. Books are Program is the on the last Monday of each month provided. This program takes place on the third from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday of each month from 2 to 3:30 p.m. White Rock & South Surrey Writers' Club Wednesday Night Book Club Classics to new titles discussed in a casual Are you an aspiring writer? Join the Writers' Club setting. New Members welcome. Books are and enjoy constructive critiques, readings and provided. Join us the last Wednesday of each writing support. New members are welcome. month from 7 to 8:30 p.m For more information, contact Les Johnson at 604535-3426. Takes place on the third Wednesday White Rock Philosophers Intelligent conversation for thinkers of all of the month from 7 to 9 p.m. persuasions. No philosophical background required. Open and respectful discussion of life’s White Rock Bridge Club deepest issues. Bring your own questions. Hear Contract bridge in a relaxed environment. Takes new ideas. Moderator: Charles Marxer. Programs place Thursdays from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. runs on the second Wednesday of the month, White Rock Library Scrabble Club September through June from 7 to 9 p.m. Do you have a way with words? Drop in and test your word power. All ages and experience levels White Rock Chess Club All ages and experience welcome! Children welcome! Program is on Wednesdays at 1 p.m. under 10 must be accompanied by a parent or caregiver. Drop-in program. • Tuesdays, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. • Saturdays, 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.

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Leaf matter. Leaves matter! By Rachael Leverton Oh, those autumn leaves. So pretty on the trees but they can be rather inconvenient in the garden. If they drift too deep on the lawn the grass underneath will die so there’s nothing to do but rake them up. However, these fallen leaves are a little autumn gift from nature and with them you can create leaf mould. Leaf mould is free garden nourishment, and it’s it’s like feeding your soil with the finest fillet steak. Leaf mould is what’s left when the dead, fallen leaves from deciduous trees and shrubs are heaped up and allowed to rot down. As they slowly decompose, only the toughest bits remain, eventually forming crumbly, dark brown crumbs, a bit like chocolate sprinkles. Leaf mould is easy to make, a delight to handle, and you can’t possibly overfeed your soil with it. Micro-organisms are the driving factor, performing an alchemy that gives the finished product an almost magical quality. Its fibrous nature retains moisture and enables free drainage, which means it also makes a great mulch for trilliums or wood anemones, whose natural habitat is woodland. I adhere to a policy of only collecting leaves where necessary. Where they have fallen and are not obscuring the grass I leave them for the earthworms to pull into their burrows (I wrote last month about how I think of earthworms as my friends and so do nothing to discourage them).

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