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Corey Neyrinck

Neyrinck gets bail OUR CARING COMMUNITY in child Rallying around refugee cause is easy, sex case making it happen will take some work BY PAUL J. HENDERSON phenderson@chilliwacktimes.com

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Amber Price, Eleasha Sabourin and Daris Lapointe are looking for support in their effort to sponsor a Syrian refugee family.

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provincial court judge has granted bail to a Chilliwack man facing child sex and child pornography charges, as well as three breaches of court-ordered conditions from when previously on bail and in custody. Crown counsel opposed bail for one-time school board candidate and district parents’ advisory council (DPAC) vice-president Corey Neyrinck at his bail review last Friday. In addition to the seven charges he faces, which include sexual assault, sexual interference of a person under 16, making or publishing child pornography and possession of child pornography, Neyrinck is alleged to

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mber Price, Daris Lapointe and Eleasha Sabourin are the kind of women who get things done. All three are mothers with young children, extremely hard workers, and as if their lives didn’t have enough going on, the three decided to take on one more challenge: bringing a Syrian refugee family to Chilliwack. “I’ve got a big house, I could fill it with love for other people,” says Sabourin who is a Crown counsel at the Chilliwack Law Courts. “I think solving a lot of the world’s problems can be done by sharing, caring and love.” Lapointe, who is former MLA Barry

Penner’s wife and the woman behind the mini-free library in a Garrison Crossing park, says it’s easy to “rant” about things, as many people are doing. “But let’s make a positive change.” “All we have to do is give our time and energy,” adds Price of the The Book Man downtown. The three women, along with Lapointe’s parents and, hopefully soon one more person, will partake in a 40-year-old provision in the federal immigration act that allows a small group of employed adults to sponsor a refugee family. Most sponsorship of refugees traditionally comes from churches, and

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The green line is the area in question through the Skwah reserve, the dotted red line is the emergency bypass proponents will need to design.

The city says they may not need to expropriate land on five properties on Berkeley Avenue that back onto the Hope Slough just west of Young Road for the Town Dyke project. The vast majority of the local First Nations reserve land in Chilliwack (in pink) will remain unprotected by the Town Dyke project.

Town Dyke project faces numerous hurdles BY PAUL J. HENDERSON phenderson@chilliwacktimes.com

he city’s plan to raise the Town Dyke to meet provincial flood protection standards faces numerous hurdles, including a jurisdictional morass, opposition from some residents and no guarantee of co-operation from the local First Nations. The Town Dyke upgrade project involves raising the dike from Young Road to Schweyey Road at Chilliwack Mountain. The project is the next step after the controversial raising of Young Road this summer to new provincial flood standards. Opposed by dozens of property owners along Young Road on Fairfield Island, including Brian Minter who owns Minter Country Gardens and the mayor’s own brother Dave Hallett who owns a home on the “wrong” side of the dike, the project was completed anyway. Sixty residents even filed a lawsuit against the city to try to stop the project, but the notice of civil claim was little more than an idle threat given the cost of going ahead with court action.

Possible land expropriation, questions over Skwah access

Another of the signatories on the lawsuit, Young Road property owner Rene Crawshaw, continues to issue concerns about the plan, insisting raising the Town Dyke will involve considerable expropriation of private land if the city is to follow riparian regulations. “They say there is enough room for the dike along Berkeley,” Crawshaw said. “There isn’t because of the riparian setbacks which is 30 metres from the high water mark. That includes all development including dikes. Federal law.” In a meeting with the Times, Mayor Sharon Gaetz and senior staff say they do not expect any expropriation to be necessary, and that part of the job of any engineering firm that responds to the request for expressions of interest (RFEI) issued last week, will be to find solutions to these potential challenges. The stretch of dike in question runs behind approximately 32 homes along Berkeley Avenue and adjacent roads before entering the Skwah reserve. The backyards of the first five homes on Berkeley west of Young Road go right to the Hope Slough, but director of engi-

neering David Blain said the city doesn’t know how much that area needs to be raised, and the study will look at “innovative ways” to protect the area. Some of those five homeowners maybe have other ideas, however, as three of them signed on to the original civil claim against the city filed in April of this year. One owner, Larry Gillanders, expressed his displeasure with the plan in a letter to city hall. “I want to go on the record that I found it a bit pretentious that the city engage in planning for a diking system that potentially involves private property in which the city has no claims or title for,” he wrote. Of further concern is that the current dike is the road that runs through the Skwah reserve from behind McCammon elementary school to Wolfe Road. The Skwah chief and council held a community meeting in September to discuss the city’s request for access to upgrade the dike. And while Chief Robert Coombes did not want to express his opinion on the project to the Times before they have discussions

with the city, this stretch of dike leaves most of his community unprotected. “I don’t think it’s a definite ‘no’ from Skwah,” Gaetz told the Times. “They just want past wrongs from other levels of government to be addressed and we support them on that. “We know there are outstanding right-of-way issues with the federal government.” Part of the RFEI issued by the city will require the proponent to consider a temporary/emergency bypass in the event of a flood and if Skwah does not allow access to the land. This bypass would run from Wellington Avenue south on Ashwell Road to Wolfe Road and then west to Chilliwack Mountain and would exclude approximately 308 homes, mostly townhouses in three complexes, in the city just west of Prospera Centre. As for Crawshaw, he is adamant the city should raise and extend the Wing Dyke through Island 22 to the Hope Slough and then the remaining distance to Chilliwack Mountain should be funded by the federal government

and would protect both Skwah and Shxwha:y Village. The problem with this, according to Blain, is that a permanent dike has to be at least 300 metres away from the shore of the river to avoid erosion that currently is seen on Island 22 and elsewhere in the city, such as Carey Point. A new alignment option from Young Road that far from the river “is the over $60 million option that was presented during the discussions about the Young road dike,” Gaetz said. Crawshaw doesn’t buy it, saying the local Sto:lo bands could access federal funds to protect their land while the city could protect a larger portion of city land, which includes properties on the west side of Young Road, including his. But Gaetz says city hall will rely on their engineers and any qualified proponents that come forward in response to the RFEI to solve the flood protection requirements facing the city. “We will try to be unobtrusive as much as we can but we have to protect $1 billion of assets, including our hospital, our schools, our railways, our highways. All of that needs to be protected but the city will do it in the way that has the least impact to our residents.”

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The annual Salvation Army Christmas Kettle Campaign kicks off with, left to right, Chilliwack Save-on-Foods Assistant Store Manager Matt Johnson, Chilliwack Fire Department Assistant Chief Mike Bourdon, and Chilliwack Salvation Army Majors Tracy and Orest Goyak.

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he most important fundraising campaign of the year in Chilliwack to help the less fortunate with beds, food and clothing kicks off Saturday. The annual Salvation Army Kettle Campaign begins Nov. 21 with the ambitious goal of raising $148,000 from 14 locations across the city. But they need help. The Sal-

ly Ann is looking to fill approximately 3,800 volunteer hours in two-hour kettle shifts throughout the pre-Christmas season. These volunteers are needed in order to meet the 2015 goal of raising $148,000 in Chilliwack in their biggest fundraising effort of the year. The funds all stay in Chilliwack, and will assist with the ongoing needs of The Salvation Army food

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bank, family services, soup kitchen, clothing and household vouchers, emergency services, homeless outreach and housing assistance and more. The campaign will run Monday through Saturday Nov. 21 until Dec. 24. ◗ Anyone interested in volunteering for the Christmas Kettles, call Rick at 604-378-0227.

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o police officers will face criminal charges after a man who jumped a fence while fleeing police in Chilliwack last year fell down a cliff and was injured. The Aug. 5, 2014 incident was investigated by the Independent Investigations Office (IIO) and was subsequently referred to the Criminal Justice Branch (CJB) to assess whether officers, apparently in the area when the suspect went over the edge of an embankment, should be charged with an offence. In a statement released Monday, the CJB concluded that while a number of officers ended up near the cliff, there { NEYRINCK, from page A1 }

have made up a fake polygraph company that vouched for his innocence. Crown Paul Blessin argued that “detention is justified” in front of Judge Richard Browning on Nov. 20 for a number of reasons. In one breach allegation, Neyrinck is accused of telling the mother of the alleged victim that police would not give him a polygraph, commonly known as a lie detector, so he hired his own company. An emailed letter was sent to the woman who said Neyrinck was asked several questions about the supposed crimes and that there was no indication he lied in the test. “It appeared to be made up out of whole cloth,” Blessin told Browning, adding the signature of Richard Woodrow Jr. on the letter “is a fictional person.” In another incident from April 2011, police checked on the door of the RV he was living in and found a web-capable PlayStation 3, an unplugged wireless router, and an insecure Wi-Fi signal throughout the RV park. As part of his bail he was not allowed to have access to the Internet. (Incidentally, the RV was his father-in-law’s, and during the search police found evidence that

Blames cops for tumbling down embankment is no evidence any of them “kicked, pushed, or hit the complainant so as to cause him to fall off of the embankment.” The incident began at 3:40 a.m. on Aug. 5, 2014 when police received a 911 call reporting that a suspect was intentionally driving a stolen van into a garage door. There was also a report the lone occupant of the vehicle appeared to have a gun, but this could not be confirmed. Two police vehicles pursued the van attempting to pull it over, a chase that ended when they reached a cul-de-sac and the van went off the road. The suspect is then reported to have

Made fake polygraph company led to charges of possession of child pornography against him as well.) At that time, Neyrinck was out on a $20,000 surety put up by a relative. A judge will later decide if that relative has to lose some or all of that money. Because the 29-year-old faces “many years in custody potentially” thanks to the serious nature of the substantive charges, and because he is alleged to have breached three times already, Blessin argued Neyrinck should be detained. Neyrinck’s lawyer Darrel Schultz asked instead that bail be granted with strict conditions, including what he called a “get-out-ofDodge” order. Schultz said his aunt was again willing to put up a surety for his bail “through her church in Creston,” and that Neyrinck would reside in a hotel in Creston until he found a place to live. Schultz pointed out Neyrinck has no criminal record, he was abused as a child by his drug-addicted mother, and “he certainly has learned the hard way what breaching does for someone.”

jumped out of the vehicle and ran into the bush, which was at the top of a steep embankment. During interviews with IIO investigators, the suspect admitted he was fleeing police, he admitted he was drunk, but he claimed someone else was driving. He claimed that he was scared, ran from the police, and jumped the fence where he faced a sheer cliff. He said he backed up and put his hands behind his head because he heard police officers yelling. It was then that he said he felt something on his back, he was hit and pushed over the edge. The suspect was not found that day by police and a nearby resident helped

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with him: ‘I wasn’t driving’ and ‘you were trying to kill me,’” according to the CJB report. The CJB found there were significant reasons to question the accuracy of what the complainant told IIO investigators. Among them, it was dark, he was drunk and he acknowledges he was running from police. But even if the complainant’s own statements were accepted as true, he himself couldn’t say whether it was an officer or a police dog or even “the guy in the van” that knocked him off the cliff. “The Branch has concluded that the standard for approving a prosecution is not met in relation to any of the officers who were subject to investigation. As a result no charges have been approved in the case.”

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many local churches are considering doing just er at his restaurant Bravo that, but the so-called at which he will speak. De “group of five” (G5) pro- Jaeger also donated $100 vision allows five indi- to REaCH and challenged viduals to take on the other local business ownresponsibility of providing ers to do the same. Chilliwack-Hope MP not only financial support but emotional support for Mark Strahl has mainthe refugees for a full year. tained the federal ConPrivate G5 sponsors servative position that are required to: provide Canada’s CF-18s should the cost for food, rent and remain in Iraq and Syrother day-to-day expens- ia, and he has opposed es; get clothing, furniture bringing in Syrian refand household items; ugees “under arbitrary find interpreters and ESL deadlines.” “I am glad that, after classes; find healthcare professionals; enrol chil- weeks of resistance, the Liberal dren in governschools; m e n t search for “I just saw too has now employmany pictures of a g r e e d m e n t ; as well children sleeping wO iftfhi ctihael as help in streets in Opposiwith orition and entation boxes.” will be for a host slowing of daily - Daris Lapointe d o w n activities t h e i r most of p l a n ,” us take for Strahl writes in a column granted. The cost? For a refu- this week (see page 8). gee family the need is “We will remain vigilant to estimated at approxi- ensure that due process is mately $30,000, but Price, followed in the days and Lapointe and Sabourin weeks ahead.” Other groups are workhave lots planned when it comes to finding donors ing to support the Syrian refugee cause but none and supporters. “The first step is fund- have such a concrete raising our butts off,” Price plan as REaCH. Vern says. “Money, money, Tompke from the Vineyard Community Centre money.” But not just money, downtown is, through an they want to find service organization called Chilliwack providers Cares, who will pitch in, “If we suddenly helping to support for examhad a civil war groups ple, a dentist who and had to flee l o o k i n g to sponwill see everything, how sor refuthe famiand ly for the sad would it be if gees to raise year and a other countries $100,000 hairdressassist er willing were turning us to br inging to cut families away?” hair for 12 to Chillimonths. - Eleasha Sabourin wack. T h e y To m p are callke is hoping their group Refugees and Chil- ing to have people host liwack (REaCH) and are events, take offerings at using a Facebook page churches, sponsor refuand a website refugee- gees, donate works of art sandchilliwack.com to and more. Anyone intergarner support. They have ested can reach him at a GoFundMe page set up, chilliwackcares@shaw. and they have two dinner ca. There is also a Facefundraisers coming up in book group created by December. The Syrian refugee cri- Wayne Froese called sis has garnered world- Chilliwack Refugee Supwide attention in recent port that is working to months, and on Tuesday support the commitment the new Liberal gov- to bring refugees to Canernment announced a ada. Chilliwack Commuscaling back of its plan to bring in 25,000 Syrian nity Services (CCS) has refugees before the end received a number of of the year. The plan now phone calls regarding is to accept 10,000 by Dec. refugees, and executive 31 with a further 15,000 in director James Challman says their role is not to January and February. Locally, Louis De Jae- provide funding but serger, the Liberal candidate vices through a contract in the recent federal elec- with Citizenship & Immition is hosting a fundrais- gration Canada (CIC).

CCS provides English language instruction, and settlement and integration for newcomers. At this point CCS hasn’t been made aware of any government or private sponsored refugees confirmed. “So we are in a ‘waitand-see’ mode,” Challman says, adding that they have informed CIC of the support in Chilliwack to bring refugees in, and requested a possible expansion of services to include trauma counselling. So why do it? “I just saw too many

p i c t u re s o f c h i l d re n sleeping in streets in boxes,” Lapointe says of their G5 effort. “I can’t take it anymore,” Sabourin adds. “Why not?” Price chimes in. There has been, however, some opposition to the plan to bring in Syrian refugees. Many comments on social media appear as little more than thinly veiled racist attacks under the pretence that Canada has enough of its own social problems to bring in more people. As to those who oppose b r inging in refu gees based on security con-

cerns, there has been a collective amnesia that is hard for the three women to accept. Canada has a history of immigration and bringing in refugees. The country accepted 60,000 so-called “boat people” from Vietnam over 18 months in the late 1970s. A Fortune magazine poll in July 1938 found 67.4 per cent opposed to allowing German, Austrian or other political refugees to come to the U.S., and everyone knows what happened after that. Then there was the pre-Confederation opposition to Irish refugees in

Canada lest the country be over-run by “Fenian terrorists.” “I’m not First Nations,” Price says, pointing to how all Canadians save for aboriginals are the descendants of immigrants or refugees. “If we suddenly had a civil war and had to flee everything, how sad would it be if other countries were turning us away?” Sabourin asks. The three women are turned now to fundraising and filling out paperwork for their G5 sponsorship. They have an account set up at Envision Financial and

their GoFundMe account (www.gofundme.com/ refugeesandchilliw) raised more than $2,200 in the first three days. Their first fundraiser is a black tie event at Bravo Restaurant on Dec. 8 at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $150 and include a plated dinner, silent auction, speakers and entertainment. Then a more modest affair is a $25 burger and a beer on Dec. 16 at 6:30 p.m. at Society Gathering House hosted by Trevor McDonald with a silent auction and 50/50 draw. ◗ For tickets to either or both events email refugeesandchilliwack@ gmail.com or call 604316-2263.

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anada’s new federal government has a lot on its plate as it transitions its civil service from the previous administration. One thing that looks positive from their initial weeks in office is the amount of communication that appears to be happening with groups outside the sphere of Ottawa. This week’s first ministers meeting is one example of expanded communication. It’s the first time in seven years that B.C. Premier Christy Clark and the rest of the country’s premiers have met for talks with the prime minister. Talking strategy for dealing with climate change—an obvious discussion point with the United Nations Climate Change Conference getting underway next week in Paris – and the impending resettling of Syrian refugees in Canada are the two main issues. But the act of getting together to compare notes, listen to the regional challenges being faced by other areas of the country, and how they feel about specific issues is a good way to start the new government’s relationship with the provinces. It has been said many times that information is power. Creating a space for provincial leaders—the people heading up the jurisdictions responsible for the delivery of many government services—to share what works and what doesn’t with their federal counterparts is critical to moving forward.

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s a whole, Canadians are a compassionate, caring and accepting people. We help those in need at home and around the world. That is why the issue of how quickly and how many Syrian refugees we should bring here has gripped the national media narrative for the last number of weeks. In the heat of an intense election campaign, Justin Trudeau promised that he would bring 25,000 Syrian refugees to Canada by the end of the year. At the time, his pledge was just one of many made during the campaign, and both Election Day and the end of the year were still months away. With the Liberal government now in power and New Year’s Day fast approaching, more and more questions were being asked on how they could possibly process a full year’s worth of refugee claimants in less than 40 days, what the cost of such an operation would be, and how they could do it without compromising the safety and security of Canadians. It is the role of the government of Canada and its cabinet to make policy decisions like this. It is their job to

MP MARK STRAHL Be Our Guest determine if and how it can be done and, if they want Canadians to support their decision, they need to do it openly and transparently. Legitimate questions require thoughtful responses when security issues are on the line. It is the role of the Official Opposition to raise questions and to hold the government to account on this and any other policy decisions the government takes. We support bringing additional Syrian refugees to Canada, but we believe they should go through the same security screening as any other refugee claimants, and that this should be done before they arrive in Canada. The reasoning behind this position is that once these individuals arrive here, even if they are found later to be criminally inadmissible, they cannot be deported back to a refugee camp in Jordan, Lebanon or Turkey,

nor can they be removed and sent back to Syria. Once they land here, no matter what is discovered about them afterwards, they are staying here. The Official Opposition believes that there is no need to rush this process in order to meet an artificial, arbitrary deadline contained only in a Liberal campaign promise. I am glad that, after weeks of resistance, the Liberal government has now agreed with the Official Opposition and will be slowing down their plan. We will remain vigilant to ensure that due process is followed in the days and weeks ahead. Governments must select and screen applicants and help get them here. That’s their job. Opposition parties should ask questions to ensure that the process undertaken is safe, secure, effective and efficient, which is what we’re doing. I am encouraged to see that civil society, including faith groups, other organizations and individuals in Chilliwack and Hope are also choosing to play a role and have stepped forward and indicated a willingness to welcome and provide care for refugees once they arrive in Canada.

Caring Canadians in our communities right across the country will play a key role in ensuring that the next and very important stage of refugee resettlement and integration is effectively carried out. Government departments and bureaucrats in Victoria and Ottawa cannot integrate individuals into local communities as seamlessly or effectively as local organizations can. A number of years ago, my wife Lisa and I were fortunate to be part of a church that helped resettle refugee families from war-torn Sierra Leone. We saw how the congregation essentially adopted them into their own extended families, how basic needs were met, and how the lives of both the refugees and their Canadian sponsors were changed forever for the better. If we all play our respective roles in addressing this Syrian refugee crisis, Canada too will be the better for it. ◗ Mark Strahl is the Member of Parliament for Chilliwack—Hope. He was first elected in May 2011, and was re-elected in October 2015.

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Online: www.chilliwacktimes.com Email: editorial@chilliwacktimes.com Mail: 45951 Trethewey Ave., Chilliwack, B.C. V2P 1K4 Letters must include first and last name, and a daytime phone number. Please remember, brevity is the soul of wit. our Motherland, loved ones and culture behind, to start anew in a foreign land. The Syrians are war victims, uprooted (not by their choice), displaced, and all they are asking of us, is just this—that we give them that opportunity to live, to be able to put their kids to bed and know that they are safe, to see them grow up, and become productive citizens. Rest assured that the stringent screening process of refugees will take up to a year, and the legitimate newcomers will enter our great country and bear us no ills. So, let’s echo the Minister of Immigration and Refugees, John McCallum’s words during his interview on Persia ARIA TV (Nov. 9), “Let’s welcome them with smiles not scowls”. As Prince George rushes to deny these unfortunate human beings a chance to live, with their insensitive petition, Dorothy Friesen whose organization is ‘PG Citizens for Syrian Refugee Support’ says in her interview on CBC (Nov 17, 2015), “Except for the Indigenous people, we are all either refugees or immigrants.” Thanks for enlightening us Dorothy, as it seems that some individuals have no insight into Canadian history, or have selective amnesia. Let’s extend our welcome mat to the Syrian refugees, settle them into jobs (work can be therapeutic), and then watch the return tenfold. It will be a win-win situation, as we (refugees or immigrants) were offered a safe haven and in return, we do our part in helping build this great land of such diverse cultures. Thank you Canada. Through these tumultuous times, a light will always shine. Please go to YouTube (Love over Fear) and marvel at four young men from four different countries—Ammar from Egypt, Thomas from Paris, Derin from Turkey and Matt from New York. Let’s pay attention to these young men’s powerful message, and hope that someday, Utopia will prevail. Kee Lang Teo-Macdonald Chilliwack

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They are humans, just like us Editor: In light of the attack in Paris on Nov. 13, I am hearing of a petition signed by more than 1,200 individuals (so far) in Prince George, against the Syrian refugee settlement in their town, and the rhetoric from our neighbours in the deep south, in near hysterics, “keep them out . . . !” “Them” would be the unfortunate displaced human beings (who breathe and function like you and I do—no difference) known as Syrians, whom we have now branded as “beasts” perhaps, thus the need “to keep them out.” While we argue and postulate about the presumed threat that the Syrian refugees may pose, decide their fates, then condemn them to an unthinkable thereafter, let’s not forget that these are breathing and living humans, who have a horror story to tell. I can no longer sit back, listen to pathetic outcries, and not do my part in painting a real picture of war. So here, a story in a few words that will not garner front page headlines, but will perhaps, lend meaning to the word terror, and its implication. Until one experiences it, it’s just another word in our Meriam-Webster. Imagine yourself running for your life, diving for bomb shelters when you hear planes overhead, frantically getting home before curfew or risk being shot, and then seeing the males in the family (fathers and brothers) mandated to act as a vigilante, armed only with a baton to “fight the enemies.” Then there’s the unthinkable— they may not come home. Imagine parents sacrificing their children with these few words, “Leave, there is no hope here . . . .” That’s war. An ugly word, and to live through it, there’s no word in the dictionary to describe the horror. I hope that you will take a moment, read and then digest the above. This may help you see the Syrian refugee crisis through a different set of lenses, and draw your own conclusion that they are no different from you and I—human beings not beasts (which unfortunately, some have painted with one huge brush following the Paris attack). I would like to believe that the majority of Canadians are decent people, superceding the minority whose ideology echoes that of our southern neighbour, that is, allow only Christian refugees in, and keep the “others” out. Religion has no place in determining the fates of human beings. Take another moment of your time and reflect on this—most of us never dreamt, nor chose to leave

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verywhere we go for the next five weeks, there will be tinsel, Christmas lights and Santas—either cardboard or costume. There will be that infernal Christmas music in shopping malls. And people frantically looking for things to buy, and worrying about Christmas. Some churches will be dressed for Christmas before November is over, but most will be waiting for Mary and Joseph. Traditionally, churches approach the coming of the Christ child with a season of preparation. For most of us, Advent begins on the fourth Sunday before Christmas. We do not decorate for Christmas, it has not yet arrived. Usually, there is an Advent wreath and in my church, figures of the nativity are moved week by week from the far end of the church up to the creche. On Christmas Eve, we reveal our creche, and have the children come up and help place the baby Jesus in the manger. Mary and Joseph have reached the stable, and she has given birth in the night. The idea of the wreath says something about the season. As the darkness approaches, we light one candle after another. Our candle lighting builds to Christmas, when we light

our final candle, the Christ candle. The progression of the Advent candles reminds us that we live in a second advent, as we await the exciting second coming of Jesus, this time as King of kings, and Lord of lords. Candles are perfect for advent wreaths, combining fire and light. Often evergreen boughs are involved, a sign of life and God’s faithfulness. The four candles of the advent wreath have been assigned different names, but the ones commonly used are Hope, Peace, Joy, and Love. If real candles are used with dry boughs, the wreath can have a hidden edge of danger, risk and expectation. Advent is not meant to be high-pressure. It is a season of getting ready, often of fasting and prayer. Old traditions of making gifts by hand touched on this aspect, of taking the time and being prepared. Jesus, the bridegroom, is coming, and we trim our lamps. (Matthew 25) We should be mending fences, extending the gift of forgiveness, making peace with others, expressing heartfelt love, seeking the oil of holiness without which none of us will see the Lord. If your advent is directed toward sharing the joy and wonder of the approaching nativity—God among us—rejoice. If our advent heralds the return of

the Lord of glory, a day of judgement and the Bridegroom’s cry, then let us be contrite and thoughtful. Let us remember that we were made for the Lord, and be sure our lamps are lit and our oil plenished. The second coming of Jesus will be a gift, filled with joy and gladness. Some, whose lamps have gone out, will not welcome it. Christmas decorations don’t last long. The superficial smiles, Christmas music, and laughter get put away, too. Christmases without the reason for the season make us a people of the outside, not the inside —a people of outer appearances, fake joy, overdone sweetness, under pressure to make a good show and spend a lot of money. Santa Claus and commerce create a lie, and push aside the underlying richness of God’s gift. The Christ Candle is in the middle of the Advent wreath. It will be lit Christmas Eve. The Christ Candle reminds us that Jesus is among us—and God is reaching out to us. For those wishing to get the most out of Advent, and out of Christmas, may I suggest attending your local church throughout December and especially this Christmas Eve. ◗ Reverend John Sovereign is the rector at St. Thomas Anglican Church.

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fter a weekend of close scoring the Chilliwack Chiefs split a pair of home games, first beating the Powell River Kings Friday, then falling to the Wenatchee Wild the next evening at Prospera Centre to end a 10-game winning streak. After a 3-2 overtime win against the Kings, the Chiefs lost 3-2 against their top division rivals the Wild on Saturday, putting the local team back in second place as the Times goes to press. When Powell River’s Carter Turnbull scored on Chiefs goalie Aidan Pelino Friday, he was the first to put Chilliwack behind in scoring since just over 530 minutes of game play. That was near the end of the first period, but Jordan Kawaguchi answered 22 minutes later as the second frame came to a close to tie the game 1-1. Kings Tristan Mullin gave his team hope when he responded with his goal with three minutes left in the game to give Powell River the lead.

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Dennis Cholowski, however saved the Chiefs by scoring with 31 seconds left in the final period to take the game into overtime. That gave Darien Craighead the chance he needed to finish the game with his goal at 48 seconds into the first OT frame, sealing the 3-2 win for Chilliwack. And the Chiefs would come out on the bad end of a similar scoring pattern the following night when they hosted the Wenatchee Wild. The division rivals were vying for first place and alternated scoring, each notching up a point in the first two periods after the Wild opened scoring midway through the first frame. But Kyle Stephan’s goal for Wenatchee at 15:41 would go unanswered, edging the Wild past the Chiefs on the scoresheet and in the Mainland division standings. Craighead and Jake Smith scored goals for Chilliwack in that contest. Both Chiefs Goalies boast streaks of their own. Matteo Esposito has won in his last six full-game performances, and Pelino was at five-in-a-row until the Saturday loss to Wenatchee.

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eed a shave? Are you partaking in Movember? If you answered yes to either of those queries then you will definitely want to attend this Saturday’s Chief’s game at Prospera Centre. Tommy Gun’s Original Barbershop will be shaving fans’ mustaches and or beards by donation, with the funds going to help fight prostate cancer. A pair of Chiefs players have also stepped up to help raise awareness for Movember. Chilliwack’s top goal scorer, Vimal Sukumaran, along with assistant captain Mark Esposito, will be at centre ice during the first intermission, having their faces manscaped, courtesy of Tommy Gun’s Original Barbershop staff. Chilliwack’s opponents this Sat-

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Barry Douglas Chiefs Report urday are the Coquitlam Express who are currently in fourth spot in the Mainland Division with a 10-111-3 record. Barry Wolff’s squad had a Dr. Jeckyll and Mr. Hyde pair of games last weekend at the “Train Station.” On Friday, first star Lawson Fenton stopped 37 of 38 pucks fired his way as the Express upended the Wenatchee Wild 4-1. On Saturday, you could say the kindness of Dr. Jeckyll prevailed, as Coquitlam were nice hosts to Penticton. The BCHL’s top-ranked Vees slammed

Coquitlam 8-1. The Express are led by a pair of 19-year-old forwards in Colton Kerfoot and Jackson Cressey. Kerfoot, who will call Harvard home next season, has a team leading 34 points in 25 games, while Cressey, who is taking his smarts and hockey talents to Princeton, has recorded 27 points and 38 penalty minutes in just 20 games played. Chilliwack is in the midst of a seven-game home stand and following this Saturday’s contest will play a back-to-back home set next weekend as Coquitlam returns on Friday followed by a visit from the feisty Nanaimo Clippers on Dec. 5. Wow, I believe just wrote { See CHIEFS, page A15 }

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› Sports The Chilliwack Giants midget team beat an 8-1 Coquitlam team 28-21 last weekend in the playoffs after two weeks off, moving them to 7-3 on the season and earning them a third-place standing in the league. Coming from a 14-6 deficit in the first half, quarterback Jordan Fox connected with Marius Anghel for a touchdown. A two point conversion tied the game at 14 as the Giants defence started to improve in sync with the offence. Chilliwack’s Giants then took a TD lead before Coquitlam was able to keep pace, scoring again to make it 21-21 with only four minutes in the game. In the last 30 seconds, the Giants scored their game winning major against a deflated Coquitlam defence, ending the match at 28-21. The Giants will play the Langley Stampeders on Sunday Nov. 29 in Langley at Macleod Athletic Park.

Hancock twists the right arms

Local arm wrestler Justin Hancock placed first and third in his class at the World Armwrestling League (WAL) Washington State Championship in Longview, Wash. on Saturday. The Chilliwack member of the Vancouver Arm Wrestling Club won gold with his right hand and bronze with his left in the 216-pound and over weight class, qualifying him for next year’s regionals in Las Vegas. If he places in the top three there,

{ CHIEFS, from page A14 } December, which of course means Christmas and for the BCHL the World Junior A Challenge. Rumour has it a whopping five Chiefs will be getting a long look to play for Team Canada West. Forwards Sukumaran, Jordan Kawaguchi, Kohen Olischefski, defenceman Dennis Cholowski and netminder Matteo Esposito should all be in Toronto on Dec. 5 vying for a chance to don the Team

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Hancock would then compete in the finals (also in Vegas).

QB sneak pays off for Grizz

The G.W. Graham AA varsity football team beat Surrey’s Holy Cross Crusaders in their quarter-final game 33-27 on a play that left it all out there Saturday at BC Place. No strangers to dramatic victories, the No. 1-ranked Grizzlies coaching staff decided to run a quarterback keeper on fourth-and-goal at the one-yard line—in overtime. The gamble paid off with QB Gabe Olivares following his offensive line into the end zone, and moving the team on to the B.C. semifinals this weekend against North Vancouver’s Carson Graham Eagles back at BC Place. That game-winning TD chance was provided by a blocked Crusader extra point that by Graham’s special teams. All the end-of-game excitement followed an early 21-7 lead at the start of the third quarter from three Olivares TD passes, first to Tyler Sprott followed by a pair to Emerson Smith. A major from both teams (Graham’s a 19-yard TD run by Von Richardson) made the score 27-14 heading into the final quarter. And

after a dramatic two-touchdown comeback from Holy Cross, the blocked kick and an OT fourth down plunge saw the Grizzlies to next playoff round.

Two-game sweep for UFV

Canada West scoring leader Kayli Sartori and her Chilliwack counterpart Shayna Cameron had a big weekend for the University of the Fraser Valley (UFV) Cascades women’s basketball team, leading a two-game road sweep of the UNBC Timberwolves in Prince George. Sartori upped her stats with 17 points, eight rebounds and five assists in Friday’s 80-68 win over UNBC, then racked up 23 points, eight rebounds, four assists and three steals the following night during the next night’s 78-67 victory on the road. Sartori’s 9-of-15 shooting performance from the floor that night nudged her conference-leading scoring average back up to 20 points per game. Fifth-year guard Cameron got a team-high 21 points in Friday’s game hitting 9-of13 shots from the field, including all three of her three-point attempts. And she followed that performance Saturday going 4-for-7 from beyond the arc on her way to 14 points to contribute to the Cascade victory. The Cascades women’s basketball team finish the first semester with away games against the Thompson Rivers WolfPack next Friday at 6 p.m., and Saturday at 5 p.m.

World juniors could claim Chiefs Canada jersey. Whoever makes the roster will stay and play in Cobourg and Whitby, Ont., until hopefully Dec. 19, when the final is played. Chiefs head coach and general manager Jason Tatarnic will be calling upon the Chiefs depth to hold the fort while the aforementioned players are away. There is the possibility that any

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or all of the players will miss up to six Chiefs regular season games including back-to-back treks to Prince George and Wenatchee. ◗ A reminder that this Saturday’s game is a “Subway score six Saturday.” If the Chiefs can turn the red light on six times versus Coquitlam, all fans will receive a voucher for a pair of Subway cookies.

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A great night to celebrate s a local Chamber, we are very thankful to have positive and effective partnerships with the City of Chilliwack, City Council, Chilliwack Economic Partners Corporation, Tourism Chilliwack, Downtown Business Improvement Association, UFV, as well as many other notable organizations that contribute to this great community. Without the work of those who serve, our community would not be the same and we thank you. We continue to work hard to further our mission statement, “To create the best environment for business in Chilliwack.” Therefore it’s really an honour for the Chamber to be able to recognize the business excellence in our great community by hosting our 21st Annual Business Excellence Awards on Jan. 23, 2016. With only eight weeks to go it is time to get ready for this “not to miss” event with the theme this year “Rat Pack in the Wack.” We would like to see our guests dressed in the era of Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr. and the rest of the “Rat Pack gang” to give the event a great atmosphere. Thank you to everyone that took the time to nominate. We’ve received more than 200 nominations, and all the nominees should be very proud. A customer, co-worker, colleague or friend took

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Single tickets are $75 or table for eight for $550. For these and many other upcoming events, please check the Chamber website on a regular basis. From Business Excellence Awards, to networking, to quality training and leadership events, there are always great things happening at the Chilliwack Chamber of Commerce.

A fully refurbished car will be given to a deserving family or individual this Christmas.

Fixrefurbished Auto Chilliwack, the Chilliwack A fully car will be given to Times and Valley havethis teamed 2007 a deserving family orToyota individual up and are looking to the public to find Christmas. someone in need. Fix Auto Chilliwack, the Chilliwack 21st Annual Business are Valley seekingToyota nominations by Excellence Awards TimesWeand have teamed December 11, 2015 for someone you At the Tzeachten Hall up and are looking to the public to find know, where the gift of transportation Nominations for this year’s event are someone in need. could make a positive impact in their now closed and we are thankful for the overwhelming response. lives. It may be a family or person We are seeking nominations by who Event 8 has fallen hardfor times financially, 200 December 12,on2013 someone you has 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. - reception with health issues or a single parent. local wineries know, where the gift of transportation 7 p.m. - buffet dinner couldHere’s makewhat a positive impact in their we need from you. Write a 8 p.m. to 10:15 p.m. - Awards Prolives.letter, It may300bewords a family or person whowhy gram or less, and tell us Dress Code: Formal, ‘Rat Pack has fallen on hardistimes has your nominee worthyfinancially, of this Christmas themed’ optional This isornot a lottery. healthgift.issues a single parent. Music by: Stuart Young 2009 The selection panel will read each letter Entertainment by: Chilliwack Players Here’s what we need from you. Write Guild and the final choice will be based on the Tickets: $75 each or table of eight 2009 a letter, words or less, and tell us need300 expressed. for $550. Call the Chamber office to why your nominee is worthy of this reserve your ticket at 604-793-4323 10th Annual info@chilliwackchamber.com. Submitgift. yourThis nomination letters to: Christmas is not a lottery. The ! y i s r a t m h C as Car Giveaw selection panelCar willGiveaway read each letter Christmas Proud Member of the Chilliwack Chamber c/o The and the finalChilliwack choice willTimes be based on 2006 Do you know someonethe need 45951expressed. Trethewey Ave., Chilliwack, BC that needs a good, V2P 1K4 nomination letters to: Fax:your 604-792-9300 clean, reliable car? Submit Email: editorial@chilliwacktimes.com A fully refurbished car will be givenChristmas Car Giveaway 10 family or individual this to Please include The clean you expect. The service you deserve.2007 a20deserving Christmas Car Giveaway Christmas. c/o The Chilliwack Times Commercial, Janitorial and Residential Cleaning. on subject line. Fix Auto Chilliwack, the Chilliwack ServiceMaster of Fraser Valley 45951Christmas Trethewey Chilliwack, BC Times and Valley Toyota have teamed CarAve., Giveaway up and are looking to the public to find 604.824.6689 • info@smfv.ca V2PDeadline 1K4 for nominations is someone in need. We are seeking nominations by 11, 2015 at 5:00pm. Fax: December 604-792-9300 2008 December 12, 2013 for someone you know, where the gift of transportation Email: editorial@chilliwacktimes.com could make a positive impact in their Johnston Meier lives. It may be a family or person who for nominations is has fallen1 on4 hard times financially, Deadline has Insurance Agencies Group 0 2 health issues or a single parent. 2009 December 12, 2013 at 5:00pm. Here’s what we need from you. Write 2 0 1 1 Proud Memberofofthe the Chilliwack Chamber 2009 a letter, 300 words or less, and tell us Proud Member Chilliwack Chamber why your nominee is worthy of thisBrought to you by:

it upon themselves to put your name forward for recognition. This fact alone makes you a winner. All nominees will be reviewed by a panel of five judges, which will not be an easy task. This will determine the winner in each of the 16 categories. The evening will begin at 5 p.m. with our BEST of B.C. reception. Representatives from local B.C. wineries will showcase their vintages, which you are also able to enjoy with a delicious buffet style dinner, catered by the Best Western Rainbow Country Inn. The awards ceremony will begin at 8 p.m. Entertainment will be provided by the Chilliwack Player’s Guild and music throughout the night will be performed by Stuart Young There are still table sponsorships available for $100, and if you would like to donate to the silent, or live auction, please call the Chamber office. This evening promises to be a great event that you do not want to miss. The event sold out quickly last year, so get your tickets now.

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Saturday, Nov. 28 Sardis Library Family Movie Matinee (Free Birds) 2-4pm Monday, Nov. 30 Chilliwack Library Conversation Circles (adults) 7-8:30pm Sardis Library Storytime (kids) 10:3011:00am Stitch Together (drop-in needlework) 1-3pm Boomers & Beyond (library social for seniors) 1-3pm Mental Silence Meditation (adults) 7-8pm

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Wednesday, Dec. 16 Sardis Library Sardis Quilting Group (adults) 10am-2:30pm Knit One, Knit All (all ages) 1-2:30pm Conversation Circles—practice spoken English (adults) 7-8:30pm Thursday, Dec. 17 Sardis Library Sardis Geneology Group (new members welcome) 10:30am-12pm Bookclub (adults) 7-8:30pm Yarrow Library Knit one, Knit All (all ages) 1:30-3pm Bookclub (adults) 7-8:30pm Saturday, Dec. 19 Sardis Library Saturday Storytime & Craft (kids) 10:30am-11:30am Monday, Dec. 21 Chilliwack Library Conversation Circles—practice spoken English (adults) 7-8:30pm Sardis Library Stitch Together (drop-in needlework) 1-3pm Mental Silence Meditation (adults) 7-8pm

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A fairy tale with a twist truly heartwarming tale of friendship, whimsy, and medieval fantasy will capture the imaginations of kids and adults alike when The Reluctant Dragon comes to the Chilliwack Cultural Centre on Dec. 6. The award-winning and truly innovative Tears of Joy Theatre of Portland, Ore. will return to The Centre to bring this whimsical and fun-filled show to the stage through their inspirational and captivating puppet storytelling. For an afternoon of entertainment that will leave the kids spellbound, make sure to join as the legend of The Reluctant Dragon comes to life. Many generations have grown up listening to stories of brave knights, grand castles, and evil dragons—yet the story of The Reluctant Dragon adds a tender twist to the fairytale formula. The story begins in a medieval hamlet, where a young boy discovers a daunting dragon living in the hillside above his village. Yet, while the dragons in other tales might love to breathe fire and devour fair maidens, the beast of The Reluctant Dragon is just that . . . reluctant. After the boy discovers that this particular dragon is more passionate in poetry, plays, and reading, the two become best friends. But, unfortunate-

ike the 12 days of Christmas, this also marks the 12th “year” for Steve Elliott’s “Christmas for a King” Gospel Concert at Sardis Community Church. “More and more people look forward to this each year” says Elliott. “I get emails and phone calls in August asking, ‘Are you going to do this concert again? I want to mark it on my calendar so I don’t miss it.’ “This is what makes my career as a singer the most worthwhile . . . having people respond like this and the opportunity to give back within

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the community.” The concert is a reflection on the season as it brings people together in celebration of family, friends and with “old fashioned” Christmas and gospel hits from Elvis Presley’s songbook. “For many people, including myself, it didn’t feel like Christmas until we heard Bing Crosby’s “White Christmas” and Elvis Presley’s Christmas Album in our home” says Elliott. “There was something magical, traditional about it. Many people tell me the same thing, ‘I need those songs and the memories of a better time’

Inspirational and captivating puppet storytelling coming to The Centre ly, the local villagers aren’t as quick to accept their new neighbour, and decide to call on the gallant knight Sir George to defeat the dragon. However, the dragon’s gentle soul quickly wins over Sir George, who decides to come to the aid of the two friends and help them hatch a cunning plan. The trio go on to stage a thrilling mock battle (complete with jousting sure to get the kids into exciting medieval-spirit), and trick the villagers into believing the dangerous dragon is defeated—when really he just wanted to live in peace all along. The dragon finally gets his wish however, and after accepting their new neighbour, the village, the boy, and The Reluctant Dragon live happily ever after, concluding a joyful of a story of friendship and adventure. The tale will be told by Tears of Joy Theatre, who specialize in innovative and high-energy puppet-based the-

to help me get in the spirit. Isn’t that what Christmas is all about?” Tea, coffee and sweets are provided at intermission, giving folks a chance to meet and greet each other before the holiday hustle and bustle. Each year proceeds are given to The Salvation Army Community Food Bank as well as the opportunity for people to leave non-perishable food items under the tree for the cause. “It’s always a delight to see the tree full of food items following our concert,” says Elliott. “The generosity of our community really shines this time of year.”

atre—the perfect way to complement the fantasy-themed world of The Reluctant Dragon. Expect a performance complete with a dragon that seems to fly across the stage, the fantastic showmanship of jousting, and plenty of elements that bring the kids into funfilled fantasy world. So for a show that will delight, entertain, and capture the imagination all in equal measure, bring the family along for an afternoon of theatre will live in the kids’ memories forever, when The Reluctant Dragon comes to Chilliwack on Dec. 6. And remember, “You can’t judge a book by its cover, or a dragon by its scales!” ◗ Tickets are $10 and are available at The Centre Box Office, visit www. chilliwackculturalcentre.ca or call 604-391-SHOW(7469) for more information.

This is your opportunity to sit back and listen to these traditional gospel and holiday hits of the King while you reflect on the real meaning of Christmas. ◗ The concert is held at Sardis Community Church on Dec. 4. Doors open 7 p.m., with the concert starting at 7:30 p.m. Tickets, $25 per person, are available at Graham’s Gifts on Wellington or by calling 604-7955812. Tickets will also be available at the door. Visit www.elviselite.com for more information.

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im & the Glory Boys bring a special Christmas music edition of the Joyride Tour to the Acoustic Emporium on Friday, Dec. 4. Tim Neufeld is a Juno-awardwinning recording artist based in Abbotsford. Neufeld is best known as the co-founder and lead singer of EMI recording artist Starfield who are four-time Juno award nominees, Western Canada Music award recipients, winners of 10 Gospel Music Awards, Canada Covenant Awards (CGMA) and two Dove Awards. Neufeld’s first solo endeavour Trees won the 2014 Juno award for contemporary Christian/Gospel Album of the Year as well as the award for the 2013 CGMA Modern Worship Album of the Year.

Pit stop at Acoustic Emporium Soon after the release of Trees, Neufeld and the Canadian bluegrass trio The Glory Boys embarked on the ‘Trees Tour’ in which the band performed in 60-plus Canadian markets. Neufeld’s sophomore album The Joy was released in September, 2014 to critical acclaim and earned him a Juno 2015 nomination and was nominated for six 2015 CGMA awards, winning Recorded Song of the Year for “I’m Free.” The Joy album quickly found its way into the ears and hearts of both new and longtime fans. Neufeld’s latest solo release Trees– Chapter 2 is a collection of cover songs in which he

once again puts his own unique spin on beloved worship songs. Tim & the Glory Boys perform at the Acoustic Emporium located at 45892 Wellington Ave. in Chilliwack on Dec. 4. Doors open at 6:30 p.m., show starts at 7 p.m. Tickets are $8 in advance, $12 at the door, $30 for family and are available at Long & McQuade in Chilliwack or www.universe.com/the-joy-ridechilliwack. Call 604-793-1925 for more information. ◗ To learn more about Tim Neufeld & the Glory Boys and listen to their music go to www.timneufeldmusic.com.

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Tim and the Glory Boys bring their Joy Ride Tour to the Acoustic Emporium Dec. 4

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Benjamin Butterfield joins Sarah Hagen for a morning concert at the Cultural Centre on Nov. 27

Butterfield joins Hagen at Centre

he success of the opening installment of the Chilliwack Cultural Centre’s 2015/16 Classical Music Series will continue with a special return by one of the stars of previous years. Sarah Hagen will welcome the world-renowned tenor and her long-time collaborator Benjamin Butterfield back to The Rotary Hall Studio Theatre at 10:30 a.m. on Nov. 27, for a duet sure to be flowing with inspirational ambience and captivating classical musicianship. Mu s i c h a s d e f i n e d Butterfield’s life from the beginning. Raised in a musical family in Victoria, his studies at Victoria Conservatory of Music, Banff Centre’s Theatre Studio Ensemble and McGill University honed his magnificent voice into that which has been heard in some of the most renowned venues in the world. His luxurious voice and astonishing musicianship have taken Butterfield on an international journey of musical mastery, performing with national orchestras and operas across North America, Europe, and Asia, before

returning to his home on Vancouver Island, where he now presides as Associate Professor and Head of Voice at the University of Victoria. There may be no more exciting a partner for Butterfield in his appearance in Chilliwack than Hagen, the master pianist, storyteller, and contemporary classical music star that has both cultivated The Centre’s fantastically successful morning concert series, and gained many accolades for her open, friendly, and personable performances. From winning the BC Touring Council’s 2015 Touring Artist of the Year Award to pioneering these informal concert formats, in which the performers mingle with the audience over complementary refreshments, Hagen’s name has become synonymous with musical prowess and personable performance. ◗ Tickets for the Nov. 27 concert are $27 for adults, $24 for seniors, and $22 for students and are available at The Centre Box Office, visit www.chilliwackculturalcentre.ca or call 604-391-SHOW(7469) for more information.

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Chicken-Like Birds, the awesome combination of Jasmin Lynn Fredrickson and Ari Lantela, play their ragtime prohibition-era footstomping good time music at the Tractorgrease Cafe Nov. 28 starting at 7 p.m. The next night, Nov. 29, it’s country superstar Ridley Bent taking the stage with special guest Dennis Bouwman starting at her 29 at 6 p.m. Bent is back with his latest release Wildcard the anticipated follow up of Rabbit on My Wheel showcasing the his keen fascination for characters whose life on the straight and narrow rarely lasts past the nearest exit to a short, crooked road. Call 604-858-3814 to reserve a seat.

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Easy Money plays Legion Branch 280 on Nov. 27 and 28. The kitchen is now open Tuesday through Saturday.

Graham-Krulicki show

An artist’s reception for the Bon Graham-Krulicki (b.wyse) show “It Speaks to Me” is set for Sat. Nov. 28 in the O’Connor Group Art Gallery at the Cultural Centre, 9201 Corbould St. from 1 to 3 p.m. The gallery is open from 12 noon until 5 p.m. Wednesdays through Saturdays.

Carolling at Alliance

Come and enjoy a Christmas carolling night for everyone at the Chilliwack Alliance Church on Sunday, Nov. 29, at 6:30 p.m. This sing along of popular carols is sponsored by OASIS, and accompanied by the Chilliwack Songs of Praise Orchestra. Special presentations will be given by Glen Cuthbertson on harp and piano, along with a meditation by Pastor Dan Goldsmith. Call 604792-0051.

Tenore fundraiser

Tenore, the four-time Gospel Music Awards award-winning tenor group that burst onto the Canadian Gospel Music scene will bring their Christmas show to Chilliwack Dec. 3 as a partial fundraiser for little Greta Loewen

What’s On email your events to editorial@chilliwacktimes.com who is fighting spinal cancer. For tickets call 604-391-7469, visit chilliwackculturalcentre.ca or The House of James in Abbotsford.

seniors/youth $15. Call 604-316-2729 or visit them on Facebook at The Fraser Valley Philharmonic Society.

A worship hoedown

The Chilliwack Alliance Church presents Five Corners Christmas “Lost in the ‘50s” with evenings shows Dec. 4 and 5 at 7 p.m. and matinee shows Dec. 5 and 6 at 2:30 p.m. There is no charge but an offering will be collected at the event and each person needs a ticket to attend. For more info call 604792-0051.

Tim and the Glory Boys, a worship hoedown featuring Starfields Tim Neufeld, play the Acoustic Emporium Dec. 4. Tickets are $8 in advance, $12 at the door and $30 for family. For tickets visit Long and McQuade in Chilliwack, visit www.universe.com/ The-Joy-Ride-Chilliwack or call 604-793-1925. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. with the show kicking off at 7 p.m.

Exit 123 with Lakeisha

The Chilliwack Community Arts Council, in partnership with GWG middle secondary school, presents a mustsee benefit concert featuring Exit 123 with special guest Lakeisha, 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 4 at GWG Middle secondary school theatre (45955 Thomas Rd.). Tickets are $15 and available at The Art Room (#20-5725 Vedder Rd), by phone at 604769-2787 or at the GWG school office. Doors open at 7 p.m. with the concert beginning at 7:30 p.m.

‘Tis the season to sing!

Join the Philomusica chorus in “A Winter Garden” at the UFV Theatre, Yale Road on Dec. 5 at 7:30 p.m. Under the direction of Paula Quick, we will share a selection of seasonal choral music, including an audience sing-along of Christmas carols. Tickets: adult $20;

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The Chilliwack Symphony Orchestra & Chorus present the grandeur and tenderness of Handel’s glorious Messiah,

along with guest soloists and elementary school students, Dec. 12 at 7:30 p.m. at the Chilliwack Cultural Centre. For tickets call 604-391-7469, or online at boxoffice@ chilliwackculturalcentre. ca, or in person at the Chilliwack Cultural Centre. General admission, $25, student, $15, family, $60. A Sing-Along Messiah performance is set for Dec. 13 at 3 p.m. at St. Mary’s Parish. General admission, $15. Take your choice of either one show, or attend both our performances $35.

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23 years ago. “I love Christmas music which is some of the most joyful music ever written” Lori reveals “and Winter Harp came from the idea of wanting to share the beauty and exuberance of this music with others on instruments rarely heard - namely harps and rare medieval instruments. And as most carols are 200 to 800 years old, and as our instrument styles date back as far as 800 years, it made complete sense to dress in a style that reflected that era. So while our music transports you back in time sonically, our medieval attire transports you visually.” With this flawless union of historic instruments, inspirational interpretations of well-loved Christmas classics and carols, and striking aesthetics – expect to be transported to a magnificent cathedral-like setting complete with shimmering candlelight – Winter Harp truly defines the beauty of Christmas and winter. Witnessing their show first-hand is an experience that will illuminate your holiday season with unmatched

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Songs of Praise Orchestra bringing joy to the season BY HERTA STOFFELS Special to the Times

or those of us who have been fortunate enough to have attended a singalong of Christian music will understand what an enjoyable and uplifting experience this is. And if you want to find out what all the buzz is about, join the Chilliwack Songs of Praise Orchestra (CSOPO) as they perform at the Alliance Church on Nov. 29. Ivan Pettigrew, the CSOPO founder, explains its origin began with five families and their children from his home church. The young people

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from the Nutcracker Suite with the orchestra. There are always a few surprise guests and this year will be no exception. Tickets are on sale now at the Chilliwack Cultural Centre Box Office, online or by phone 604-391-SHOW. Adults: $25, students $15.

Open mic at Mike’s

There will be an open mic at Friendly Mike’s Pub every Sunday from 3 to 7 p.m.

McDermott concert

Reserved seating tickets for John McDermott ... Traditionally Yours are $44 to $47.50 (tax and facility fees included; handling charges extra), and on sale for the April 14 show at the Chilliwack Cultural Centre. Showtime is 7:30 p.m. For more info, pictures, and audio clips visit www. shantero.com or www. johnmcdermott.com.

Community events Circles of Friends

Optimist Club of Chilliwack presents their third annual “Circles of

enjoyed music lessons and playing in school bands. An idea was born. “Have these families and children accompany the hymns and Christmas songs,” he says. Practice time was in short supply so music was handed out one month ahead with a rehearsal the day of the program. Playing together and socializing became a very enjoyable activity and soon other churches showed interest in hosting the event. What began 12 years ago with five families became the “Songs of Praise Orchestra” which now boasts approximately 35 members,

Friends” fundraiser on Dec. 4 at the Evergreen Hall. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and event ends at midnight. Cold buffet (turkey/roast beef), live band plays the oldies, silent auction. Proceeds go towards helping kids in need in our community. Presale tickets only $20 each, no tickets at the door. For tickets email gstandev@shaw.ca or FB Glenda Standeven or call 604-792-6638.

Cultus Lake market

The Cultus Lake Old Fashioned Christmas Market will be held Dec. 4 to 6 between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. at Main Beach. Visit www. cultuslakechristmas. ca. The annual Cultus Lake Christmas light up at Main Beach and the waterfront path will start on Dec. 1.

Cookies and tea

Chilliwack United Church holds its annual Cookie Sale and Tea on Saturday, Dec. 5. The doors open at 1 p.m. and the tea starts at 1:30 p.m. The event will take place in the church hall at 45835 Spadina Ave. A great way to get a head start on your Christmas baking.

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The Chilliwack Songs of Praise Orchestra plays the Alliance Church on Young Road on Nov. 29.

augmented by members of the Metropolitan Orchestra, the Chilliwack Community Band and the Gospel Brass. All ages are welcome with an emphasis on encouraging youth to enjoy the experience of playing in an orchestra. Selected programmes cover the major events of the year— Christmas, Easter and Thanksgiving—and highlight solo artists from the community, both vocal and instrumental. Pettigrew, who we thank for his inspiration, had his formal musical training in New Zealand, where he enjoyed playing in the city symphony orchestra. He has led an interesting and

varied life, 15 years of which was spent as a missionary pilot in the Andes in South America. In 1979 he came to Chilliwack and headed up the aviation program at Trinity Western College until his retirement in 1991. He has had the honour of being named in the Aeronautical Association Hall of Fame for his designs of large-scale electric-powered models. With so many interests Pettigrew still continues to play his oboe and lives in Chilliwack with his wife Rosella. ◗ The CSOPO plays Nov. 29 at the Alliance Church on Young Road at 6:30 p.m. with a full augmented orchestra.

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Exit 123 will headline a benefit concert at G.W. Graham middle secondary school with special guest Lakeisha on Dec. 4.

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he Chilliwack Community Arts Council, in partnership with GWG middle secondary school, presents a must-see benefit concert featuring Exit 123 with special guest Lakeisha, 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 4, at GWG Middle Secondary School Theatre (45955 Thomas Rd.). This upbeat evening will kick off with the original stylings of local Chilliwack talent Lakeisha before Exit 123 lights up the stage. Featuring classic rock and country covers at their best, Exit 123 covers a

wide variety of toe-tapping hits and party favourites to suit all musical tastes. Support youth programming in your community and rock the night away with this amazing five-piece band. Join Exit 123 and their special guest Lakeisha for a memorable performance on Dec. 4. All proceeds support the arts and education initiatives of the Chilliwack Community Arts Council and GWG middle secondary school. ◗ Tickets are $15 and available for purchase at The Art Room (Unit 20-5725 Vedder Rd.), by phone at 604-769-2787 or at the GWG school office. Doors open at 7 p.m. with the concert beginning at 7:30 p.m. Pre-concert refreshments available at the Cave at GWG.

Tuesday, August 2013 at 7:00 p.m. Tuesday,December August20, 20,1, 2013 atat 7:00 p.m. Tuesday, 2015 7:00 p.m. Council Chambers Council Chambers Council Chambers 8550 8A4 8550Young YoungRoad, Road,Chilliwack, Chilliwack,B.C. B.C. V2P 8A4 8550 Young Road, Chilliwack, B.C.V2P V2P 8A4 www.chilliwack.com www.chilliwack.com www.chilliwack.com TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the City of Chilliwack TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the City of Chilliwack will hold Public Hearing, asasnoted noted TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the City of Chilliwackwill willhold holdaaaPublic PublicHearing, Hearing,as notedabove, on the following items: onabove, the following items: above, on the following items: 1.1.ZONING ZONINGBYLAW BYLAWAMENDMENT AMENDMENTBYLAW BYLAW2013, 2013,No. No.3944 3944(RZ000806) (RZ000806) 1. ZONING BYLAW AMENDMENT BYLAW 2015, No. 4163 (RZ000936) Location: Location: 5971 5971Wilkins WilkinsDrive Drive(a(aportion portionof)of) Owners: Alfred Sawatzky and Jenny Owners: 5580 Alfred Sawatzky and JennyLynn LynnSawatzky Sawatzky Location: Vedder Road (a portion of) 22 portion of the subject Purpose: To rezone a 634m portion of the subjectproperty, property,asasshown shownononthe themap map Purpose: To rezone a 634m Owner: 1001535 BC Ltd. below, below,from fromananR1-A R1-A(One (OneFamily FamilyResidential) Residential)Zone ZonetotoananR1-C R1-C(One (OneFamily Family Purpose: ToResidential rezone a portion of the subject property, as shown on the map below, from a C2 – Accessory) Zone to facilitate a 2 lot subdivision and the Residential – Accessory) Zone to facilitate a 2 lot subdivision and the (Local Commercial) Zone to a C7 (Liquor Store) Zone to facilitate a new Liquor Store. constructionofofaasingle singlefamily familyhome homewith withaalegal legalsecondary secondarysuite. suite. Location Map: construction Location LocationMap Map

2. OFFICIAL COMMUNITY PLAN BYLAW AMENDMENT BYLAW 2015, No. 4166 (RZ000934) Location: 51251 Yale Road 2. 2.ZONING ZONINGBYLAW BYLAW BYLAW2013, 2013,No. No.3945 3945(RZ000804) (RZ000804) Applicant: City AMENDMENT ofAMENDMENT Chilliwack BYLAW Location: 47340 Sylvan Drive (a portion of) Location: To 47340 Sylvan (a Community portion of) Plan designation for a portion of the subject amend the 2040Drive Official Purpose:

property, as BC shown on the Westeringh) map below, from “Agriculture” to “General Commercial” to Owner: 0945651 (Nick Owner: 0945651 BCLtd. Ltd. (Nick Westeringh) facilitate the rezoning of a portion of the property for the expansion of the Rosedale Fire Purpose: ToTolocated rezone aa1.30 hectare Purpose: Hall rezonewithin 1.30 hectare portion thesubject subjectproperty, property,asasshown shownononthe the 51235 Yaleportion Road. ofofthe map mapbelow, below,from fromananR3 R3(Small (SmallLot LotOne OneFamily FamilyResidential) Residential)Zone ZonetotoananR4 R4 (LowDensity DensityMulti-Family Multi-FamilyResidential) Residential)Zone Zonetotofacilitate facilitateaaboundary boundary Location Map: (Low adjustment adjustmentwith withthe theproperty propertylocated locatedatat6026 6026Lindeman LindemanStreet Streetand andthe the construction of a townhouse development. construction of a townhouse development. Location LocationMap Map

Your Favorite Performers From The Louisiana Hayride Singing Their Hits As Well As Your Favorite Christmas Songs!

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To rezone a portion of the property, as shown on the map below, from an AL (Agriculture Lowland) Zone to a P1 (Civic Assembly) to(RZ000810) facilitate the expansion of the Rosedale 3.3.ZONING AMENDMENT BYLAW 2013, 3947 ZONINGBYLAW BYLAW AMENDMENT BYLAW 2013,No. No.Zone 3947 (RZ000810) Fire Hall located within 51235 Yale Road. Applicant: of Chilliwack Applicant: City Location Map: City of Chilliwack Purpose: Purpose: AAnumber numberofofamendments amendmentstotoZoning ZoningBylaw Bylaw2001, 2001,No. No.2800 2800are are proposed proposedtotoprovide providefor forand andregulate regulatefederally federallylicensed licensedcommercial commercialmedicinal medicinal marihuana marihuanagrow growoperations operationswithin withinthe theCity CityofofChilliwack. Chilliwack.

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Persons Personswho whodeem deemthat thattheir theirinterest interestininthe theproperties propertiesisisaffected affectedbybythese theseproposed proposed amendment amendmentbylaws bylawswill willhave haveananopportunity opportunitytotobebeheard heardatatthe thePublic PublicHearing Hearingor,or,ififyou youare are unable unabletotoattend, attend,you youmay mayprovide provideaawritten writtensubmission, submission,including includingyour yourfull fullname nameand and address, address,totothe theCity CityClerk’s Clerk’sOffice Officenonolater laterthan than4:00 4:00p.m. p.m.ononthe thedate dateofofthe thePublic PublicHearing. Hearing. AllAllsubmissions submissionswill willbeberecorded recordedand andform formpart partofofthe theofficial officialrecord recordofofthe theHearing. Hearing. These Theseproposed proposedbylaws bylawsmay maybebeinspected inspectedbetween betweenthe thehours hoursofof8:30 8:30a.m. a.m.and and4:30 4:30p.m., p.m., Monday Mondaythrough throughFriday, Friday,excluding excludingholidays, holidays,from fromWednesday, Wednesday,August August7,7,2013 2013totoTuesday, Tuesday, August August20, 20,2013, 2013,both bothinclusive, inclusive,ininthe theOffice Officeofofthe theCity CityClerk ClerkatatCity CityHall, Hall,8550 8550Young YoungRoad, Road, Chilliwack, BC. Please direct your enquiries to our Planning & Strategic Initiatives Department Chilliwack, BC. Please direct your enquiries to our Planning & Strategic Initiatives Department Persons who deem that their interest in the properties is affected by the proposed amendment bylaws will have an opportunity to atat604-793-2906. 604-793-2906. be heard at the Public Hearing or, if you are unable to attend, you may provide a written submission, including your full name and address, to the City Clerk’s Office no laterinformation than 4:00 p.m. onor the date of the Publiccan Hearing. Allconsidered submissions will recorded and Please note that bybybe Council Please note thatno nofurther further information orsubmissions submissions canbe beconsidered Council formafter part ofthe the conclusion official record ofof thethe Hearing. Public Hearing. after the conclusion of the Public Hearing. TheDelcy proposed bylaws may be inspected between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding holidays, CMC DelcyWells, Wells, CMC from Wednesday, November 18, 2015 to Tuesday, December 1, 2015, both inclusive, in the Office of the City Clerk at City Hall, City Clerk City Clerk 8550 Young Road, Chilliwack, BC. Please direct your enquiries to our Planning & Strategic Initiatives Department at 604-793-2906. Please note that no further information or submissions can be considered by Council after the conclusion of the Public Hearing. Janice McMurray Deputy City Clerk

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CHILLIWACK TIMES

Dec

2015

We’re changing our annual Christmas card contest to better capture the holiday by holding the contest during the Christmas season! Now you can create and send us artwork that expresses the holiday season in Chilliwack during the Christmas season. Criteria • • • • •

Must be a Chilliwack resident Artwork must express the holiday season in Chilliwack Image must be able to be scalable to 7.5”x 10.5” Artwork must be received at City Hall by 4:30 pm January 29, 2016 Application form must accompany submission (available online or at City Hall reception) For more information, please visit chilliwack.com/christmascards.

Chilliwack School District No. 33 2015 School Trustee By-Election NOTICE OF BY-ELECTION BY VOTING PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY given to the electors of School District No. 33, residing in the City of Chilliwack and the Fraser Valley Regional District Electoral Areas “D”, “E”, and “H” that a By-Election by voting is necessary to elect 1 School Trustee for the remainder of a 4-year term ending October, 2018.

VOTING DATES AND LOCATIONS ADVANCE VOTING OPPORTUNITIES will be held from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm on each day as listed below: Please note the change of venue for the second Advance Voting Opportunity. Wednesday, December 2, 2015 at City Hall, 8550 Young Road, Chilliwack Wednesday, December 9, 2015 at Cottonwood Mall, 45585 Luckakuck Way (Former Front Entrance to the Target Store off the South Parking Lot) GENERAL VOTING will be open to qualified electors on: Saturday, December 12, 2015 between the hours of 8:00 am and 8:00 pm at the following locations:

Create Memories, not Waste Consider reducing waste by giving “experience” gifts, such as tickets or gift cards for concerts, sporting events, or the spa. If you purchase gifts, then try wrapping them with reusable or recyclable materials such as gift bags, newspaper, or brown packing paper. Also, keep in mind that Curbside Collection will not occur on Christmas or New Year’s Day. Refer to your curbside calendar or chilliwack.com/calendar for the alternate collection days.

CHILLIWACK:

CULTUS LAKE ROSEDALE:

Christmas Food Drive & Shred-a-Thon

Emterra Environmental, in partnership with the City of Chilliwack, ShredIt, and the Cottonwood Mall, invite you to join in the spirit of Christmas to ensure the local food bank shelves are full this holiday season. Shred-It will shred your confidential documents for free. Non-perishable food items or cash donations for the Salvation Army are greatly appreciated. Saturday, December 5, 2015 10:00 am to 2:00 pm Cottonwood Mall, south parking lot

Snow Removal in Chilliwack During a snowfall event, we request that residents assist City crews’ efforts by removing vehicles from the street and keeping drains clear. The City does not remove snow and ice to bare pavement conditions, therefore the travelling public is requested to use caution and ensure you have proper tires for the weather. The City’s Highway and Traffic Bylaw requires that all property owners clear the sidewalk adjacent to their property by noon the day following a snowfall event. Please help keep pedestrians safe by clearing snow as soon as possible after a snowfall. For more information, including a map of priority roads, please visit the City’s website at chilliwack.com/snow or call 604.793.2810.

Chilliwack Homelessness Action Plan

A task force has been appointed to guide the development of a Homelessness Action Plan for the City. The plan will feature clear goals, measurable objectives and specific actions to help end homelessness in Chilliwack, clearly articulating the role of the City and others. Updates from the task force will be placed on the City’s website. Visit chilliwack.com/homeless to learn more.

SARDIS:

Chilliwack Secondary School Neighbourhood Learning Centre, Alumni Hall 46361 Yale Road Cultus Lake Community School Gymnasium 71 Sunnyside Avenue Rosedale Traditional Community School Gymnasium 50850 Yale Road Vedder Middle School Gymnasium 45560 South Sumas Road

Rotary Christmas Parade