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2.0 PENINSULA NEWS REVIEW

By Lee - Toawalson
and Paul Wyke
Peninsula News Review

Central Saanich resident
Leonard Desjarlais will be in
Korea tomorrow (Oct. 8)
alongside 39 other Canadian
veterans who are on a pilgrim-
age to their former battle-

. grounds.

Desjarlais, 66, is part of a
contingent of veterans that is

overseas to help commemo-.

rate the 45th anniversary of
the Korean. War ceasefire.

The 10-day: pilgrimage _in-

cludes. remembrance. cere-
monies at the . National
Cemetery in Seoul, Com-
monwealth . Memorial. at
Kapyong and several recep-

: tions with dignitaries. .

" Desjarlais saw duty in Ko-

~rea from 1952 to 1953, a tour.

which included a‘stint as a
mortarman. for the. .1,000
strong 3rd Battalion PPCLI:

“I think just going back and
seeing. these memorials
makes you realize it was a pro-
lific war. It turned us into men
overnight,” Desjarlais said.

OnJune 25, 1950, the forces
of North Korea crossed the
38th parallel into the: Republic
of Korea,.marking the begin-
ning of hostilities which were

.|-. torage for more.than three full
"years. All told, 26,791 Canadi- »

ans served in the Korean War,

and another-7,000 served in
“peace-keeping roles between
"the ceasefire: Katte the end of

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Leonard (‘ Fox’ ) Desjarlais is ona pilgrimage to niark the end of the Korean War.

The names of 516 Canadian
dead are inscribed.in the Ko-

rea Book of Remembrance.
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When Sidney’s Rick. Con-

noly looked ‘over his 6/49.
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ing hima prize winner of The league wanted a simple
$277, 266.60 — he revised shelter just like the ones at
“his plans a little. . Centennial Park, and the six

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buying ahouse... *
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elected board members finally:
“got approval. from ther munici-
“pality. 0 *
~The 17-team Teague. held
three tournaments. over the -
‘summer. to. raise. enough:-.. |
year-old father of one. ne money to build the shelter. ©

“My. pulse” kept - getting eyed Ken Roberton Construc-
tion, sponsor of one of the
teams, donated the labor.
The shelter is dedicated to:
-Roberton’s son Trevor, who-
played in.the league for years.
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buy them (tickets) once ina’

Connoly immediately called

hearing: the surprising news As repairing av ehicle. _

and changed their lunch plans eRe
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~-Connoly, a data base analyst. © Harrison has made the cut. -
‘for B.C. Vital Statistics, pur-- . Harrison, 27, recently trav-.
chased ‘his winning ticket at’ elled to Los Angeles, Califor-

the 7-Eleven store on McKen- nia to take part in an invita-

tional competition that tested —
teaching skills in the areas of ©
hair cutting, dressing long hair —
(putting it up in a variety of.
more - formal and exotic.
styles), and applications and ,
variations of color,

Harrison’ finished a cut.
above, and will now spend.
weekends travelling through-
out North America teaching —
others his technique on behalf
of ICE, an American-based
company that issues a variety
of products including sham:
poos, conditioners, mousse;
and hair spray.

Locally, you will find Harri-

son: doin’ the ‘do at Focus
5000 Hair Designers in Sid:
ney,

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for the past eightand-a-half
years, he told The Review.

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There's’ a new shelter at
Blue Heron Park for picnic
basket packers.

~ A new. permanent picnic
shelter was unveiled at the
park Sat. Sept. 19 thanks to the.
efforts of the Saanich Penin-
Mixed _ Slo-Pitch

“It started as a dream in the
spring,” said Henry Cote, Di-
rector of Field Maintenance.
‘The field definitely needed
‘something for. tournaments
and for rain."

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