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 Landing Road of Mount Lehman. Centre Edward Taylor, Bill Spallin and Lorne Goghlan Mt Lehman, BCBrian Kingman, September 2012 As time marches on, some of the pioneer landmark names seem to disappear from our written history. For some reason, in early British Columbia, naming of treacherous hills seemed to be in vogue. For example, the old King George Highway through Surrey had two notorious hills. One known as the Woodward hill rising from the Mud Bay region to past Highway 10 and the Petersen Hill which started at Whalley’s Garage and ended at the Pattullo Bridge. The old Hope-Princeton Highway had the infamous “Whip-Saw Hill” the bane of many early travelers. The Fraser Canyon with its’ famous “Jack-Ass Mountain hill.
 This event has been cancelled due to the current public health situation related to COVID19.
 The next meeting of the Mt. Lehman Garden Club is on Thursday, February 20th at 7 pm at the Mt. Lehman Community Hall. This month our speaker is Margaret Cadwaladr giving a presentation on the Social History of Darts Hill Garden in Surrey. Reminder - this month is annual membership renewal time - fees still the same at $20 for a single and $25 for a family. New members and visitors are always welcome! For information, contact Maureen @ 604-856-2851
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