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An international online gaming company is the first to sign up as an occupant of the Anvil Centre office tower. The tower has been sitting empty since the cultural and conference centre opened on Columbia Street in the fall of 2014. Evolution Gaming is expected to take up one floor of the eight-storey structure to house a 16,000-squarefoot studio that will eventually create 170 jobs. Evolution, along with the B.C. Lottery Corporation (BCLC), announced in April it would be setting up in Greater Vancouver but did not Continued on page 8

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Should it stay or should it go? That’s a question being pondered about a seeming stairway to nowhere. As part of the city’s decision to demolish a portion of the Front Street parkade, the city built a new staircase in front of a building at 649 Front St.While the stair-

case doesn’t yet connect to the building, it was required to provide a fire escape for the second and third floors of the commercial building. “It’s required by code,” said Jim Lowrie, the city’s director of engineering. “Previously, they had ramps or bridges right across to the parkade.That was their means of egress in the event of a fire.” When the city took down the

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UPTOWN ALIVE: Uptown Live! brought plenty of indie

bands out to New West on Saturday afternoon for a day of music, food and other fun. Clockwise from top left: The Escapes perform at Uptown Live; Coco Jafro takes to the stage; Barefoot Mountain entertains on the TD Main Stage; crowds watch from the beer garden area; Servo performs; fans enjoy a refreshment break at the beer garden. PHOTOS JENNIFER GAUTHIER

Grey skies can’t stop the fun at Uptown Live! fest Uptown Live! brought the crowds back to New West to enjoy a day of music this past weekend. Organizer Douglas Smith estimated the fifth annual Uptown Live! on Saturday drew 25,000 spectators to soak in 30 musical artists on several stages on Sixth Street and Sixth Avenue. He admitted the precipitation early in the day may have been a deterrent.

“I would have liked Sunday’s weather on Saturday, but, failing that, we still had a great day, and the weather cooperated,” said Smith. He felt some changes to the footprint created a better flow of pedestrian traffic, and the headline act, Daniel Wesley, wrapped up the day in fine fashion. “He really got the crowd going.” For more photos, see www.newwestrecord.ca.

Food trucks set to take over Columbia Street Popular festival expects to draw thousands of folks to sample delights from more than 80 food trucks Grant Granger

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After a few years of experimenting with the ingredients, the Downtown New Westminster Business Improvement Association (BIA) believes it’s found the right recipe for its flavourful Columbia StrEAT Food Truck Fest. For the fifth time on Sat-

urday, the BIA will put on its popular event, which organizers believe is the largest one-day food truck festival in Canada, along Columbia Street between Fourth and Eighth streets. There will be more than 80 trucks, about the same as last year and more than quadruple the inaugural total of less than 20.The first fest, in 2013, was such a

huge hit the trucks ran out of food in no time, sending the long lines of customers scrambling to the River Market and other Royal City restaurants to quell their hunger pangs. “I think last year we found the perfect balance, where you could go to any truck and there wasn’t a very long line, but still have a huge amount of variety,”

said Angie Whitfield, BIA programs and event manager. “The trucks liked the pace.They were all busy, but there was never a long wait. So to us, those numbers really worked well with the crowds that we saw last year.” Like any good chef, the BIA tweaks the recipe every time it prepares the mix. “We’re just kind of growing on that foodie scene, incorporating more of our members each year,” said Whitfield. “It took a few

years to figure out.We’ve caught up to the crowds. We’re also hand picking our trucks.We look at the trucks

I think last year we found the perfect balance that come back year to year, and we make a point of sourcing the new trucks that are out there, and making

sure the list of trucks that we have are the pro trucks. They know how to handle the crowds.They’re the ones with the great menus and are new on the scene. So we’ve got a really good mix of trucks.” This year’s new twist is the addition of the Vancouver Fashion Truck and Ardillas United Truck.They’ve been added to the mix to tie in with the area’s retail clothing shops such as Mila and Page, Inner Fire Continued on page 4

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Fashion comes to food fest Continued from page 3 Apparel, Grand Central Consignment and Hive City. “We’re looking for new elements to add and different partners to work with,” said Whitfield. The New West Farmers Market will be there, too, along with another market in the Anvil Centre.There will be six beer gardens, all extensions of establishments along Columbia – Anvil Centre, El Santo, Judge Begbie’s Tavern,The Columbia,The Met and the Heritage Grill.

“Every year, they grow a little more,” said Whitfield of the beer gardens. “Each year (the establishment owners) say, ‘I should have gone bigger!’ “We find most of the restaurants, surprisingly, are busy as well. Despite the fact we’ve got the 80 food trucks, the restaurants tend to get quite populated.” Whitfield said some of the new trucks to salivate over include Memphis Mike’s BBQ, Smoke Shack 99 from Whistler, the Flying Fish N’ Chipper and Taco Kwon Do.The latter

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is Asian fused with Mexican prepared by Chef Denis Ulicevic, who Whitfield said has worked with Gordon Ramsey and cooked for Kid Rock. “They’ve got a gorgeous truck, and their menu looks interesting,” said Whitfield, who estimated there will be more than 150 vendors in total at the festival. The Columbia StrEAT Food Truck Fest runs from 4 to 10 p.m.There will be plenty of places to sit and eat and four entertainment stages.

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By order of the Fire Chief, effective immediately a no smoking ban has been initiated in all City of New Westminster parks, natural lands and Glenbrook Ravine. Due to the extreme hot and dry conditions in New Westminster, the following precautions are to be adhered to in any parks, trails and natural lands and are effective immediately: • No smoking • No propane barbecues • No charcoal or wood burning barbecues • No open fires New Westminster Fire and Rescue Services are advising residents to take precautions against accidental fires and be alert to signs of fire: • Campfires are not permitted at any time in any city park • Report any signs of smoke or fire by calling 9-1-1 immediately • Watch for additional fire safety information on the City of New Westminster website For further information, please contact New Westminster Fire and Rescue Services non-emergency line at 604-519-1000 or the Fire Prevention Branch at 604-519-1004.

donations go directly to those in need.” To maximize the effect of its fundraising efforts, Royal City Health & Manual Therapy matches each donation it receives. “This drives the fundraising effort,” Jeanie explains, “and also makes it exciting to see how much we have raised together.” Clients also get involved in donating to the causes chosen by the clinic. “Our clinic is highly visible,” Jeanie notes, “with over 400 clients per week coming through our doors. They’re very supportive of our fundraising efforts, which makes our endeavours even easier.” For more information about Royal City Health & Manual Therapy’s services, call 604.524.4446, email info@newwestphysio. com, check out the website at www. newwestminsterphysiotherapy.com, or visit the clinic at Royal City Centre Mall, 210-610 6th Street, New Westminster. Royal City Health can also be found on Facebook.

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Jeanie Bezdan and Rick Tkach, founders and owners of Royal City Health & Manual Therapy, are as passionate about caring for their community as they are about their clients’ health. “Our tag line is ‘Helping you and your family since 1995,’” says Jeanie. “Fundraising for organizations that also support families is a natural fit for us. It is a way for our ‘help’ to extend outside of the clinic to the surrounding community.” Conveniently located at the Royal City Centre in New Westminster, Royal City Health has a full team of health professionals, all supportive of the clinic’s fundraising efforts. “We have six physiotherapists, six massage therapists, chiropractor, dietitian, and clinical counsellor,” Jeanie notes. “Also, our front staff is the ‘heart’ of our business, both donating to causes themselves and taking on the job of advertising and donation collections.” Royal City Health supports organizations such as B.C. Children’s Hospital Foundation, the Empty Stocking Fund, and the local food bank. “We want to support families that are having trouble making ends meet, as well as families with children experiencing illness,” Jeanie says. “We like to choose local organizations with minimal administration costs, so the bulk of the

CITY-WIDE ROAD MARKING WORK

City contractors will be repainting road markings throughout New Westminster all summer long, weather permitting. This is being done to ensure the safety of drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians. As some work will occur outside the noise construction bylaw, the contractor has been instructed to keep noise to a minimum near residential areas at night. Crews will be on-site at any given location for approximately 1-2 hours. Thank you for your patience.

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QUAYSIDE PARK REDEVELOPMENT & SEWER OUTFALL REPLACEMENT PROJECT UPDATE

Please be advised that there has been a delay in the Quayside Park Redevelopment & Sewer Outfall Replacement project due to the discovery of old existing pipes, outside of the project boundary, that have failures caused by joint displacement. This has resulted in undermined geotechnical conditions which will take approximately two weeks to correct. Construction of the new park space will begin in September and will continue for approximately 12 weeks. If you have any questions, please contact Amir Aminpour, Engineering Projects Manager, at 604-515-3796 or by email at aaminpour@newwestcity.ca.

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Continued from page 1 we will definitely connect it.” If the city decides to move the staircase, it will find a new home elsewhere on Front Street. “The staircase can be reused,” Lowrie said. “On the remaining parkade there are a couple sets of stairs that were not rehabilitated.They are the old stairs.We would modify these stairs and move them over to the eastern portion of the parkade.” Coun. Chuck Puchmayr described the staircase as “a monster” but feels it could become part of the streetscape over time. “Personally, I think it would grow into Front Street. It will become part of the charm,” he said. “It is sure prettier than that parkade.” While some people have suggested a spiral staircase would have been a better fit in the new Front Street mews, Puchmayr said that’s not in the cards. “Unfortunately, the modern-day building code, when it comes to emergen-

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willing to work with city hall to find ways to address the emergency access issues. “People in the city, they are trying to make everybody happy. It’s not an easy subject. It’s complicated and it’s difficult.You cannot make everybody happy,” he said. “I think personally the best way and the cheapest way – just leave it. Connect it and finish it.We will get used to it.” With or without the stair-

case, Sarraf thinks the Front Street mews is a vast improvement over what existed on the street before. “It’s beautiful. My tenants and everybody loves it,” he said. “Everybody complained along the way. It’s like giving birth.There’s a lot of pain, it’s painful, but then you have the baby and forget the pain and the nine months.That’s how I look at it.”

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One small sign of hope for Anvil Centre

It may be the first tangible evidence that the city’s big dreams for the Anvil Centre aren’t unattainable after all. The first tenant for the office space above the Anvil Centre has signed on: Evolution Gaming will take on one floor of the space that’s been sitting vacant since the centre opened nearly three years ago. The news was confirmed

this week by a spokesperson for Cushman & Wakefield, the company handling the leasing of the office tower. Add in the fact that we’ve been told some other leases are nearing completion, and we have reason for cautious optimism. With emphasis on the “cautious.” It isn’t the first time we’ve heard good news about the shiny new space

that’s become such a recognizable part of the downtown New West streetscape. After all, it was back in June 2013 – that’s more than four years ago, for anyone keeping track – that city administrator Lisa Spitale was predicting that the city would announce some tenancies by the spring of 2014. “The good thing is that is only a few months away

It can’t go on being underused and underoccupied … – you will either be able to quote me on it or have me eat crow,” she told the Record at the time. We won’t ask for any sacrificial feathered offerings.

But we certainly do hope that all the optimism the city has been voicing for years is not misplaced. We love the Anvil Centre. It’s a beautiful facility and an incredible centrepiece for our burgeoning downtown. Its potential – as an arts space, as a conference and events space, and as an office space – is enormous. But it can’t go on being

underused and underoccupied indefinitely. Here’s hoping that the office space will indeed fill up and hit the city’s goal of some $1 million in tax revenue per year. And while we’re at it, we’d love to see that new restaurant sometime soon. Don’t keep us waiting forever, eh? We’re kinda hungry. And we’ve got taxpayers to look out for.

MY VIEW KEITH BALDREY

NDP has hit the ground running It may possess a tiny majority in the legislature, but the new B.C. NDP government has hit the ground running with a speed that suggests a confidence that exceeds the tightness of the seating plan in the house. The new government of Premier John Horgan has been quick to raise social assistance rates, double the financial assistance for those evacuated because of wildfires, fire more than 100 staff thought to be too closely tied to the previous B.C. Liberal government and hire dozens of their own political supporters. It also moved quickly to change top level management at two Crown corporations facing significant financial challenges – B.C. Hydro and ICBC. Although the wildfire emergency situation, necessarily and understandably, has pushed other policy changes into the background, don’t be surprised if there are a whirlwind of cabinet orders and staffing changes throughout the summer as we await the recall of the legislature in September. There has been the occasional hiccup for the new government – Energy Minister Michelle Mungall didn’t know her government had fired B.C. Hydro CEO Jessica McDonald, which was fairly embarrassing, and not all ministry offices are even functional right now – but, by and large, the party seems to be settling into its new role just fine. The same cannot be said about the B.C. Liberals, who after 16 years in power,

seem baffled by what is expected from an Opposition party. Judging by comments by some of their MLAs on social media, they seem mot to have come to grips yet with the political reality that has now taken hold. In fact, the B.C. Liberals should be careful not to repeat a critical mistake by the NDP in the aftermath of the 2013 election. The NDP, for quite a while, seemed to regard the election outcome as some sort of fraudulent affair, and many of their members refused to view the B.C. Liberal government as legitimate.The B.C. Liberals, some of them anyway, seem to be taking the same attitude this time around. They also seem to be struggling with how to attack the new government. A strange news release late last week lambasted the new government over an internal ICBC report that painted a very bleak picture of the Crown corporation’s precarious financial situation and suggested major action – including potentially big rate increases – is required to fix things. The trouble is, the report was commissioned by the B.C. Liberals when they were still in power, and every single problem uncovered by the report occurred on their watch, not the NDP’s. The B.C. Liberals should get their heads around the fact they’re not in government anymore.The other guys are, and they’re moving fast. Keith Baldrey is chief political reporter for Global B.C.

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Uptown skateboarders got under the skin of the strata council at Stirling Place apartments on Princess Street in July.The strata presented a 123-name petition to council urging the city to step up police patrols in the area.The skateboarders, who practiced their skills on a section of Princess Street between Sixth and Eighth streets, were causing drivers to swerve and forcing pedestrians off the road, according to the strata. Strata chair David Bruce said residents had appealed to police to no avail. “No sooner have the police gone around the corner and they are back skateboarding again,” he said.

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Dear Editor: With considerable gratitude, I take this opportunity to thank the New Westminster firefighters, the B.C. paramedics and the ER staff of Royal Columbian Hospital. At around midnight on June 27, my 93-yearold mother-in-law, Dorothy Bickerstaff, was having great trouble breathing and my wife called 911. Within minutes, the firefighters and paramedics arrived. Their confident professionalism and kindness calmed everyone, and they soon got my mother-in-law’s breathing under control and took her to Royal Columbian Hospital ER, where she was looked after with the same kind of professionalism as before. I write this public thanks and appreciation from our family because we, too often, take for granted those wonderful people in our community who are there 24/7 in life-and-death situations to see us through our most difficult moments. After three days in hospital, Dorothy was home, feeling good, happy to be alive and schmoozing with her best pal, Thomas Tabby. Again, thank you all on behalf of our family,. Bill Zander, New Westminster

Human kindness is alive and well in NewWest

Dear Editor: Last week, I witnessed an awe-

some display of generosity from both the Royal Columbian Hospital volunteer thrift shop on Columbia Street and the Treasure Chest thrift shop on Sixth Street. I went to both shops looking for clothes for a single mom with two young daughters, a one-year-old and a two-year-old, who had been evacuated from the 100 Mile House wildfire with no time to bring much along. Both shops gave everything they had at no charge. Also a customer at the RCH store overheard what was going on, and she gave a large monetary donation. The manager at the Treasure Chest also gave a large monetary donation of her own money. The trio are staying at her sister’s house in Surrey and are so thankful to all involved. What a display of human kindness. Dan Garayt, New Westminster

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Dear Editor: $200,000 for Bird on a Branch! So, is New West awash with money that we can afford to spend $200,000 on a piece of art? Is that really the most pressing need in New West? I wonder how many streets could be paved for that amount of money? Daycare spaces opened up? I trust with all the excess money we seem to have, our taxes won’t be going up this year? D. Williams, New Westminster

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The person suspected of selling the drugs that killed 16-year-old Angel LoyerLawrence has been arrested and charges have been recommended. Angel suffered a fatal overdose after she and a group of friends bought MDMA, a well-known party drug, the evening of

June 2. A second girl, also 16, survived a bad reaction to the drugs after she was rushed to the hospital. New Westminster Police Department has announced it is recommending two counts of trafficking in a controlled substance against the person they believe is responsible for selling the drugs that contributed to both overdoses, according to a statement.

The announcement comes after more than a month-long investigation into the incident. Police confirmed a suspect was arrested and has been released pending conditions to appear in court at a later date. “It is clear to me that the success of this police operation was the result of the methodical and painstaking team effort on the part of all the investigating offi-

cers,” said New Westminster police spokesperson Staff Sgt. Andrew Perry. “We will continue to work hard to proactively tackle drug dealing throughout New Westminster, and I hope residents can feel reassured that we are taking positive action.” Both girls were students at the New Westminster-based POWER alternate school, a program that

serves vulnerable students aged 16 to 18 from across the Lower Mainland. Angel had only recently enrolled in the POWER program, but her death had an impact on everyone there, POWER principal Steve Inniss told the Record previously. “Angel joined us at POWER only a few short weeks ago, but in that time we were pleased to see that

she had made friends and was making good progress and she was proud that she was on the road to graduation. She was open and outgoing and helpful with staff and students alike.We will miss her very much. Our hearts and our thoughts are with her family and all others with whom she was close and whose lives she touched,” he said.

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A magical tale: Left, Kerri Norris as Queen Hermione, Sam Brooke as Prince Marilous, and Nigel Brooke, above, as King Leontes in The Winter’s Tale, now playing at the Queen’s Park bandshell. PHOTOS JENNIFER GAUTHIER

A little Shakespeare A lost princess, a rebellious prince, a foolish shepherd and a sly pickpocket are just some of the colourful characters in Shakespeare’s TheWinter’s Tale, now playing at the Queen’s Park bandshell. Produced by the Shadows and Dreams Theatre Company, the play follows the story of King Polixines and the consequences of his jealous act.

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PROX:IMITY RE:MIX WHAT THE HECK IS PROX:IMITY RE:MIX? PROX:IMITY RE:MIX is a creation by contemporary dance company MACHiNENOisY and presented by the Massey Theatre Society. The 30-minute dance performance is the culmination of two weeks of training led by artistic directors Delia Brett, Daelik, Sammy Chien and Christopher Kelly. Aimed at queer and allied youth, teen performers are trained in improvisation, contact dance, performance and new media. The goal was

to recreate and transform MACHiNENOisY’s project Law of Proximity, a community-led performance in 2012, where eight youth were mentored in the creation of multimedia dance. TELL ME MORE. Well, MACHiNENOisY’s goal is to foster creation and performances that transcend traditional notions of dance and theatre while PROX:IMITY RE:MIX intends to highlight “the unique queer and queer-allied identities and talents of local youth,” notes a press

release. For Massey Theatre executive director Jessica Schneider, PROX:IMITY RE:MIX fills a void in the arts community. “We’re so happy to have the opportunity to present PROX:IMITY RE:MIX again,” she said in a press release. “It fulfils a distinct need in the LGBTQ+ community and provides a positive opportunity for youthoriented social dialogue and self-expression.” PROX:IMITY RE:MIX was previously presented in New Westminster as part of the Momentum Youth Festival in 2015.

and community.

WHAT ELSE? Expect Sunday’s performance to explore issues of identity, gender

OK, GIVE ME THE DETAILS. As mentioned, the show is on Sunday, July

TheWinter’s Tale runs at 2 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, July 29 and 30; and Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 5 and 6. Curtains rise rain or shine. Admission is free. Bring a blanket or lawn chair and a picnic and make an afternoon of it. For more info, go to www. shadowsanddreams.org.

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Happening now at the Gallery at Queen’s Park This is your last week to check out This City, Our Way: New West Through the Lens. The exhibition is on until Sunday, July 30 at the Gallery at Queen’s Park. It explores the city through the lens of members of the New Westminster Photography Club. “The Royal City has it all: New and old, modern innovation and rich historical heritage – endless inspiration for those who strive to capture their surroundings with camera in hand,” a press release says. “But no two photographers see the aspects of a place in exactly the same way; subjects of interest and vantage points vary and are always strongly influenced by the individual perception and personality of each image maker.”

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This beautiful 1927 craftsman bungalow sits on a 53’ x 123’ lot overlooking Queen’s Park. A formal foyer welcomes you into this stunning home. French doors, 9’ ceilings, beveled leaded windows, period lighting. 3 generous size bedrooms on main and a luxurious main bath. A cozy den features built-ins surrounding an original fireplace and mantle. A spacious living room is warmed by a marble gas fireplace. The dining room can accommodate a large family dinner. The kitchen features many updates, new stainless appliances. Double doors lead out to a professionally landscaped courtyard perfect for entertaining. Enjoy the walkability of the Queens Park neighbourhood. Your children can walk to Herbert Spencer, Glenbrooke Middle School, and the new state of the art NWSS opening in 2019. Walk score of 70! MLS# R2164221

View! View! View! Penthouse like views of the Fraser River, the city and mountains from this low maintenance 33’ x 112’ corner lot. This home features 2 bedrooms on the main floor plus 1 bdrm suite downstairs ($700/per month). Main floor has hardwood floors, wood burning fireplace, newer fridge & stove and updated bath. Basement has new laminate floors, fireplace, shared laundry & workshop. Single garage, lane, newer roof, hedged backyard with view. Watch your children cross the street to Sir Richard McBride Elementary School in the morning. Great starter or downsizer’s home or build an 1800 sq. ft. new home on this view lot. Walk to the Brewery District for shopping, dining and rapid transit lines. Make this established family neighbourhood in upper Sapperton your home!

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City Beat

EAT TO YOUR HEART’S CONTENT at the fifth

annual Columbia StrEAT Food Truck Fest on Saturday, July 29 from 4 to 10 p.m. In addition to 85 to 90 food trucks, you’ll find vendors, several beer gardens, live music and a block dedicated to fashion. It’s all happening on Columbia Street.

Stuff your face at the food truck festival

CHECK OUT VENTRILOQUIST KELLIE HAINES’ PERFORMANCE at River Market, where she’ll sing songs from her most recent album, The Story of Me, Myself & I – accompanied by Magrau, the trick bird and Kamilla, the curious frog.This allages, free show takes place on Sunday, July 30 at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. at River Market, 810 Quayside Dr.

POP IN TO THE PLASKETT GALLERY in Massey Theatre to view Aqua Studium, an exhibition by artist Margaret Lawther in which she examines reflections on still pools of water in city parks.The Plaskett Gallery, located in the Massey Theatre complex at 735 Eighth Ave., is open Tuesday to Saturday from 1 to 5 p.m.,

Theresa McManus

tmcmanus@newwestrecord.ca

by appointment and during performances in Massey Theatre.The exhibition runs till Aug. 31.

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ENJOY A SUMMER TRADITION and head to one of the outdoor pools for a dip.The Moody Park

outdoor pool has a diving board, a slide, swimming lanes – and a spacious deck to chill on. Hume Park is home to a shallow pool and Grimston Park has the city’s only wading pool for little ones.

PACK A BLANKET OR CHAIRS and head to Queen’s Park Stadium for this week’s screening of Hook, part of the outdoor

summer movie series.The concession is open at this event, which takes place on Friday, July 28 at dusk (about 9 p.m.) Doors open at 7 p.m. Email Top 5 ideas to tmcmanus@newwestrecord.ca or calendar@newwestrecord. ca. Give at least three weeks’ notice. Check out our full arts and events calendar listings at www.newwestrecord.ca.

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Have some fun this summer Century House is the place to be this summer. During the summer, Century House is open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday,Tuesday,Wednesday and Friday; and 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.Thursday; and closed on Saturday and Sunday. In addition to the regular offerings on everything from quilting to badminton to Scrabble, Century House is also offering a variety of programs and events this summer, including: Riette’s summer watercolour workshop explores painting in watercolours and includes abstract, still life and life drawing.Weather permitting, participants will paint at the

Quay.This workshop is for watercolourists who have some painting experience. It’s being offered on Fridays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. from July 28 to Aug. 11. It costs $89 and a supply list will be available at the time of registration. Register (code 156805) at Century House or 604-519-1066. Nordic walking is a sixweek program that includes a class providing instruction on how to use a Nordic pole properly and outings to a community park. Sessions run on Thursdays from 9 to 10:30 a.m. from Aug. 10 to Sept. 14 (registration starts Monday, July 31). Call 604789-7942 to register. If you don’t have your own poles,

some will be available to borrow. Intergen Dinner will give seniors and youth a chance to cook some good food and enjoy it with their friends.Taking place at the youth centre, the meal will be followed by games and prizes. It costs $5 for Century House members and is taking place on Thursday, Aug. 17 from 4:30 to 8 p.m. Over 40s Aqua Fit takes place on Thursdays from 10: 15 to 11 a.m. from Aug. 3 to Aug. 31 at Moody Park outdoor pool. It costs $17.05 and includes admission to the Over 40s swim. Register (code 155489) at Century House or 604-5191066.

Help wanted for seniors’ café Time to spare? The Connections Café at Century House is on the hunt for volunteers for food prep and cashiers. Located in the local seniors’ facility, the café has shifts available on Tuesdays and Fridays from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Full training is provided for the volunteer

positions that are open to adults aged 19 and up. “Come and join this fun, productive group of volunteers who contribute to the fabulous Century House experience,” reads a notice on the city’s website.

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Amidst the shops, restaurants and amenities of the High Gate area in Burnaby, Mulberry PARC offers proximity to all the services you need, with the bonus of a gardening club and extensive outdoor patio where you can relax with a novel or enjoy a conversation with friends. Join us for tea and guided tour of our terrace gardens by Mulberry’s gardening club. Time:

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Celebrating Seniors

New West Pride Hoedown returns to Century House Theresa McManus

tmcmanus@newwestrecord.ca

Rhinestone cowboys and cowgirls of all ages are invited to swing their partners round and round at the NewWest Pride Hoedown. The Century House Seniors Gay Straight Alliance is hosting the annual event onWednesday, Aug. 9 from 4 to 6:30 p.m.The free event features square dancing, two-step and line dancing. “People can have fun with it,” said Rob Hughes, chair of the Century House Gay Straight Alliance. “They can wear colourful combinations of Pride and cowboy, that type of thing. I’ve got a rainbow Stetson that I put on. People can get in touch with their inner rhinestone cowboy or cowgirl.” You don’t know how to dance? Not to worry, as there will be demonstrations and folks willing to show you how it’s done. “The callers are the people that lead us through the dance steps.We certain-

ly rely on them to make the event a success.They are good at getting everyone involved and making it easy. You don’t need any experience at all to have fun at this event,” Hughes said. “They teach us as we go along. I have two left feet – if I can do it, anybody can do it.”

It’s from eight to 80 – maybe even younger and older

Normally held during PrideWeek in NewWest, this year’s event is taking place a week earlier than the festival. “We booked the callers right after last year’s Pride Hoedown. It turns out that the NewWest Pride this year is a week later than what we expected,” Hughes said. “It’s basically a pre-Pride event in a sense.” Anne Uebelacker and Darlene Currie are the callers at the third annual New

West Pride Hoedown. Along with dancing, the event includes free refreshments and a 50-50 draw that’s raising funds for the NewWest Pride Society. “We encourage everybody to come check out the event,” Hughes said. The NewWest Pride Hoedown is an all-ages event. “Although it is hosted by a seniors group, it’s something that anyone who is old enough to walk can participate in,” Hughes said. “It’s from eight to 80 – maybe even younger or older.” Century House is located at 620 Eighth St. For more info, call 604-519-1066.

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The Century House Seniors Gay Straight Alliance continues to make a difference in people’s lives. When it was founded in 2012, the alliance was the first group of its kind to be based out of a seniors’ recreation centre. “We have monthly meetings during the year.We try and do educational pro-

grams on LGBTQ seniors’ issues.We bring in guest speakers and films,” said Rob Hughes, the group’s chair. “We are also trying to work on doing some more outreach.” Hughes said a gay/straight alliance is a model that’s been successful in schools but also works well in a seniors’ centre like Century

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Alchemy Theatre & Vagabond Players present

New West teen onstage

Check out rising New West talent Daisy Hulme on stage this weekend in Romeo and Juliet. The classic Shakespeare tragedy is being put on by Carousel Theatre forYoung People’s teen Shakespeare program.The six-week intensive program trains kids 13 to 18 years old in voice, movement and text analysis, giving them the chance to “enhance their performing abilities,” noted a press release. Hulme, who in February played Paulette in New Westminster Secondary School’s production of Legally Blonde the Musical, joins a cast of 15 teens led by actor, director and theatre educator Mick Stack. “Teen love has never felt as grand as it does in the timeless tale of passion, prejudice and the risks we take to overcome it,” reads the release. Romeo and Juliet opens Saturday, July 29 at 7:30 p.m. Can’t make it? There’s a preview planned for Friday, July 28 also at 7:30 p.m.The show runs nightly Monday to Saturday, July

28 to Aug. 12 at 7:30 p.m. on the Performance Works Outdoor Stage, 1218 Cartwright St., Granville Island. Dress warmly and bring some change for the concession. In case of rain, the show will be moved inside. Admission is free but seating is limited, and for $5 you can reserve a premium spot.To reserve your spot go to tickets.carouseltheatre.ca or call 604-685-6217.

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The Quayside Community Board is scaling back its annual festival until construction settles down in the neighbourhood. Vickie Turvey, president of the Quayside Community Board, said the board feels the festival would not be well attended because of construction in the neighbourhood and along the boardwalk, as well as a lack of parking for a large number of visitors. It’s decided to scale back the event and encourage each strata to take charge and coordinate a garage sale on their own property on Aug. 19. “Once the construction dies down to a dull roar, we will bring back the festival better than ever,” she said. The board cancelled last year’s Quayside Boardwalk Festival and Sale because of logistical issues in organiz-

Festival: Folks wander the boardwalk at the Quayside festival in 2015. This year’s event, on Aug. 19, will be scaled back.

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Pop-up fun coming to downtown New West Theresa McManus

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Local groups are banding together to put an empty space in downtown New West to good use this summer. Brick & Mortar Living moved out of a space at 50/52 Sixth St. last fall as the space is needed to serve as a display suite for the new development that will be built on the property. Jenn Pistone, one of the owners of Brick & Mortar Living, approached the property owner about using the space that’s still vacant. “They have given it to us to use until the end of September as a pop-up,” she said. “I actually partnered up with the Arts Council of New Westminster.They are filling the space with popups and art. I will be having the New Westminster Art Crawl that is sponsored by Brick & Mortar Living up

there in August.The developers have been fantastic.” Next month, stop by the Etsy Pop-up, an art and design-themed market planned for Aug. 5 (11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.) and Aug. 6 (10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.). SAVE THE DATE: AUG. 3 Chef Rob Mackay will be talking cast iron cookware and teaching people how to season cast iron at an upcoming workshop at River Market. Supplies to cook, clean and season cast iron will be available for purchase before and after the workshop for adults. It’s taking place from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. at 810 Quayside Dr. Info and registration at www.rivermarket.ca/events. A PEACEFUL PLACE AT HONOUR HOUSE A new garden at Honour House will give women and men in uniform some peace during their stay. Honour House provides a free, temporary home for

members of the military, police officers, firefighters, paramedics, corrections officers, sheriffs, Coast Guard, and search and rescue, as well as retired members of these groups and their immediate families, when they are in the Lower Mainland to receive medical care and treatment. It recently had the official opening of its new Peace Garden, which was built with the help of the City of New Westminster, local unions and businesses, the New Westminster Police Department, New Westminster Fire and Rescue Services and a huge number of volunteers from the city. “The garden itself has been designed to give our women and men in uniform a place of reflection and calm as they go through some of the most difficult times in their lives as they stay here with us,” said general manager Craig Longstaff in an email to the Record.

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Society wants to ease the stress of cancer patients Theresa McManus

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A new society wants to give cancer patients a lift so they can focus on their health and well-being. George Garrett, a retired award-winning reporter with CKNW, is the vice-president of the Volunteer Cancer Drivers Society, which provides free rides to cancer patients needing to get to their treatment and back home again.The group formed after the Canadian Cancer Society discontinued a similar service. “Any family can be struck by cancer.What we try to do is make the situation a little better so the patients don’t have to worry about how they are going to get a ride, how they are going to get home,” he said. “It’s impractical to think about taking a taxi or a bus or anything like that. Really, it has to be a ride provided.” The Freemasons offer a

similar service for patients in Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond and New Westminster. “What we discovered is, yes, they cover New Westminster, but they do not take patients from New Westminster to Surrey where a lot of them, including a friend of mine, have to go,” Garrett said. “We have made about 140 trips in the first six months of this year from New Westminster to Surrey to the cancer clinic there.” In addition to a $30,000 grant from the provincial government, the Volunteer Cancer Drivers Society has received contributions from a number of municipalities, fire departments and Rotary clubs. “We started out thinking that $100,000 a year would be fine.We are now looking at $175,000 a year because our demand went from perhaps 100 patients to about 400.We have 100 drivers on

the road now, although we need more,” Garrett recently told city council. “We are making about 500 trips per month to various treatment facilities.” According to Garrett, 92 per cent of the society’s budget is used to pay drivers 41 cents per kilometre. About 16 per cent of its drivers return the funds to the society as a donation. “I can’t say enough about our drivers,” he said, noting some can put in a six- or seven-hour day. “Some of them drive three and four times a week.” Along with drivers, Garrett said the society also needs financial support. Council suggested the society apply for funds through the city’s annual grants program. For more information about the Volunteer Cancer Drivers Society, visit www. volunteercancerdrivers.ca or call 604-515-5400.

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New West’s foodie history Archie and Dale Miller

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Articles that include historical connections to food are always popular as people like to find out what was available in the early days of this city and what might have been on the menu. In mid-1867, a member of the colonial government, the man acting as colonial secretary in Victoria, Arthur Nonus Birch, was leaving the colony to return to England and another job. New Westminster officials and dignitaries held a dinner in his honour at the Colonial Hotel on Columbia Street. In the newspaper was a description of the celebration: “Mr. Pons Arnaud, of Messrs. Grelley and Arnaud, proprietors of the hotel, was purveyor of the occasion and we need hardly say that the dinner was most creditable to his artistic skill.” The menu was listed in the paper, and the following selections should give us

some idea of the spread that was laid on for the evening’s dinner. To start things off there were two soups, mock turtle soup (a mixture of organ meats, etc.) and printanier soup (with spring vegetable) as well as two salmon selections, one with hollandaise and another with a white wine sauce. Also available at the beginning was a jellied ham and a tongue dish. The entrées included turkey with a sauce of Madeira and truffles, tenderloin with garden vegetables, brochettes with sauce, and calves’ heads with a green sauce (probably of herbs and spice).There was also a roast course included at this point, which consisted of lamb with a mint sauce and roast chicken with watercress. Getting full yet? Well, there were also quite a number of accompaniments to enjoy with the aforementioned offerings well before the desserts appeared.The list of vegetables included

peas, asparagus with butter, creamed spinach, French beans with white sauce, artichokes with olive oil, potatoes and salads. As a break between the heavier meal dishes, there were three lighter items prior to the desserts.These were vanilla ice cream, pieces of glacée orange and a pear compote.The desserts were strawberries and cream, an array of dried fruits and nuts, Cheshire cheese, assorted cakes and a dish called Cherries de la Capitale. At the bottom of the menu, the requisite liquid refreshments were noted as Alsopp’s pale ale, Blood and Wolf’s porter, Golden sherry,Vin de Preller (a French wine), and for those who wished champagne, Napoleon’s Cabinet and Crème de Bouzl. And so they ate a hearty meal and undoubtedly toasted one another throughout the evening hours at the Colonial Hotel dining room.

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Now that summer is in full swing, the warmer weather and added sunlight gives us more time each day to be active and get outside. Whatever your plans are, the New Westminster Public Library can help you make the most of these longer days. While relaxing on a nice patio with a cold drink is enticing, the summer can also be a great time to learn a new skill, develop a hobby or just explore the outside world. It’s never too late in the season to start a garden. Whether you have a fiveby-five balcony or an entire farm, you can find helpful information at the library. A quick browse through the 635 section reveals hundreds of gardening guides for all different purposes. Try Small SpaceVegetable

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(including garden boxes) that are simple and inexpensive.The library has dozens of carpentry books for all skill levels that can show you how to improve your home. Summer is the best time of year to explore the outside world. Become a tourist in your hometown and check out our B.C. travel section for great local hikes, day-trips or weekend getaways. Off the Beaten Path by Norm Watt gives some great suggestions for North Shore hiking. Or if you’re looking to get away, John Schreiner’s OkanaganWine Tour Guide gives you all the information you need to explore B.C.’s wine country. However you plan on spending your summer, the library has you covered. For more suggestions, visit us in person, email AskUs@nwpl. ca or call 604-527-4660.

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While popular trends like spiked hair and tie-dye T-shirts had a definite shelf life, the one trend that will never fade is a hot winning streak. The New Westminster Salmonbellies continued to trend in the right direction, boosting their Western Lacrosse Association league record to 10-6-1 with a pair of big wins last week to extend their winning steak to four games. As they wrap up the regular season tonight (Thursday, 7:30 p.m. at Queen’s Park

Arena) against the Victoria Shamrocks, the club’s main aim will be to see this trend carry over to the playoffs, due to start next week. By knocking off the first-place Maple Ridge Burrards 11-7 on Sunday in a repeat performance of a win a week earlier, the ’Bellies maintained their shot at first place in the logjam that is the WLA’s top four teams. New West sits just one-point back of the Burrards, with both teams having just one game to play.

Victoria, meanwhile, is tied with New West with 21 points, and close the regular season Friday at home against the Burnaby Lakers, who are stand three points out of first with three games left.The final standings could remain in flux until Aug. 1, when Burnaby plays Langley in the last game. Although they don’t control their own destiny when it comes to placing, the ’Bellies showed they can control a game by once again taking an early lead and holding the opposition in check.

A 2-1 lead after 20 minutes quickly evolved into 5-1 on tallies by Anthony Malcom, Mitch Jones and Quinn Mackay. Joel McCready and Jones finished with hat tricks, while Kevin Crowley posted a goal and five assists. The Burrards applied pressure during the game, but New West’s Alexis Buque turned back 40 shots. A few days earlier, the’Bellies blasted Coquitlam 14-5, with Logan Schuss and Jones posting six-point games.

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The track scene continues to thrive in New Westminster. Members of the Royal City Track and Field Club put up strong numbers at the recent B.C. Athletics Jamboree, with numerous medals and personal bests added to the list. Among the top results for Royal City were distance runners Grace Fetherstonhaugh and Kate Stewart-Barnett. Fresh off a 3000-metre bronze medal performance at the Canadian track and field championships, Fetherstonhaugh topped the girls 16-17 division’s 2000m steeplechase with a personal best time of 6:48.43, more than 30 seconds quicker than North Van’s Rhian Paterson. It was also a seven-second reduction on her PB. The New West Secondary athlete also collected silver in the 1500 and 3000m races, trailing Okanagan’s Taryn O’Neill in both. Fetherstonhaugh finished the 1500m in 4:31.49, just 3.57 seconds back of first, and completed the 3000m in 9:45.20, just over four seconds behind the winner. The latter time carved a whopping 46-plus seconds off her previ-

ous quickest time, set just a month earlier in Langley. Stewart-Barnett, meanwhile, was victorious in her 14-15 girls 1500m steeplechase debut, topping out at 5:04.66, two seconds ahead of her nearest challenger. She also finished second in her two other events: finishing the 1200m race in 3:42.25, just half a second back of first, and the 2000m in 6:38.73, just over six seconds out of top spot. Also cashing in for three medals was Jenevieve Patry-Smith, whose gold in the 16-17 girls discus came on a throw of 33.04m nearly one metre farther than the nextbest distance. She also picked up silver in javelin with a distance of 41.27m, and third in shotput. Emily Chilton posted her first sub-60 second time in the 18-19 girls 400m, and scored a silver for her efforts. She also netted a bronze in the 800m. For the men, Finnley Cookson, Nikhil Hirani and Max Jones each achieved silver in their respective events. Cookson and Jones cleared identical pole vaults of 3.20m in the boys 16-17 division, trailing B.C. Flyers’ Ethan Foster’s 3.90m winning mark. Hirani was second in the 14-15 boys 1500m racewalk, with a time of 9:08.05.

Long stride: New Westminster’s Grace Fetherstonhaugh, shown above, centre, at the Oregon Relays, carried over an under-20 bronze medal performance at the Canadian track and field championship with a gold at the B.C. Athletics Jamboree in the 2000-metre steeplechase. PHOTO COURTESY OREGON RELAYS

Also picking up medals for Royal City were: Brianna Bates, a bronze in 16-17 girls javelin; Jeremy Belcher, third in boys 16-17 triple jump; Zuzanna Liniewski, silver in 14-15 girls discus; Lauryn Savela, bronze in 14-15 girls

javelin; Hannah Sidhu, bronze in 14-15 girls 1500m racewalk; Evan Smith, bronze in 16-17 boys javelin; and Lauren Vanee, silver in 1819 women’s javelin. Other results were: Dierdre Bos, 16-17, 6th discus; Emma Dolman,

14-15, 8th 300m, 300mH; Gavin Fan, 16-17, 9th LJ; Ryan Holloway, 16-17, 4th discus; Ryan Jensen, 16-17, 7th 110mH; Zuzanna Liniewski, 14-15, 9th discus; Lauren Sidhu, 14-15, 9th 300m; Lauren Vanee, 18-19, 4th 100mH.

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There’s no doubt Michelle Dadson enjoys collecting medals – but when it comes to her track and field accomplishments, her prize possessions are her personal bests. The New Westminster athlete corralled two more coveted personal bests as well as a prized berth to next month’s Legion NationalYouth Track and Field championships in Winnipeg with her performance last week at the B.C. Jamboree in Coquitlam. Of course, there were three gold medals attached, too. “I love it, just the feeling of throwing (the hammer),” said the soon-to-be 15 year old. “I was under a lot of stress because I just started throwing (the hammer) last year,

and I really wanted to hit (the Legion qualifying standard).” Although she came up short of that mark, reaching a distance of 45.24 metres, with 47.46 required, she blew away her previous best with a toss of 42.05m. A three-event athlete, Dadson also topped the girls 14-15 year old discus, with a toss of 34.49 – another PB by 1.76m – and the shotput. It was in the shotput where she already met the Legion standard at the high school provincials last month with a distance of 13.56, while collecting another gold at the jamboree, with a throw of 13.16m. “Shotput is my best event and my favourite,” the St.Thomas More student said. “I’ve been doing it since I was nine years old, and what pleased me the most was

when it came to championships, I used to not do as well as (regular meets) due to the pressure. “I’m doing much better with the pressure now.” The big leap forward in the hammerthrow likely didn’t surprise her supporters, who include her mom Claudia, older brother Emmanuel – himself a gold medal winner in the boys 16-17 triple jump – and coach Donald Allemeersch of the Vancouver Thunderbirds. “I remember last year coming into practice and the coach said ‘Why don’t we just practice the hammer throw?’ and I was like, ‘OK,’” recalled Dadson. “It took a long time, and I told my mom and coach I didn’t want to do any competitions, but they made me do two.

“In practice, I was hitting a lot of 15 (metre) distances and really not feeling it, and then I suddenly hit a 36m (distance) and felt, ‘That’s good.’” Qualifying for the Aug. 11 to 13 Legion championships in shotput was a special achievement in a year of breakthroughs. “That was a big goal for me, because it’s a competition for 15 to 17 year olds. I wasn’t really expecting it but I was aiming for it.” Dadson reached all these pinnacles despite changing clubs – following Allemeersch to Vancouver from Ocean Athletics – and being forced to train part of the year on her own after the family car broke down. Her coach prepared a training regimen for her to follow, and the teen stuck to it, with the results now on the board. Continued on page 31

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’Bellies size up Adanacs NewWest pumped up to take on Minto Cup champs

And then there were two. The B.C. Junior A Lacrosse League playoff final is a match-up of familiar foes, with New West and defending Minto Cup champion Coquitlam squaring off in a best-of-seven showdown. The junior A championship series was on the junior ’Bellies’ radar for nearly a year, and now coach Todd Stockdale says preparation is the main focus for Game 1, which goes Friday, 7:30 p.m. at the Poirier Sports Centre in Coquitlam. “We match up really well, and I feel our team has really grown over the season looking towards this,” said Stockdale. “We really have a mature group, led by our third-year veterans and second-year (returnees).” New West has had to wait the past nine days, having dispensed of PoCo on July 18. Coquitlam completed its sweep of Victoria last Saturday. In head-to-head play, the

’Bellies pushed the regular season champions to the limit but were unable to beat them, falling 9-7, 9-8 and 11-9. Overcoming that hurdle – perhaps a portion of it a mental block, although the Adanacs’ impressive 20-10 record (40-1-0 including last year) reflects their dominance – will take a lot of hard work. “Every game with them was very close, including an overtime loss,” remarked Stockdale. “With (Coquitlam), it isn’t just one guy you focus on. ... They are extremely well balanced.” New West offers up its own list of imposing players,

including two-time scoring champion Connor Robinson, who won the current title with a 33-point margin over the next top scorer. Carter Dickson and Charlie Kurtenbach provide offensive support, while imports Nick Chaykowski, Larson Sundown and Brine Rice have become major contributors. Everyone has taken that next step, said Stockdale. The best-of-seven game series continues July 31 at Queen’s Park; Game 3 is slated for Aug. 2 in Coquitlam. Game 4 goes Aug. 4 in New West, with additional games going on Aug. 7, 9 and 11, if necessary. All games start at 7:30 p.m.

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LANGLEY FARM MARKET PRODUCE

ROMAINE GREEN & RED LEAF LETTUCE

OKANAGAN PEACHES Product of B.C. ($3.28KG)

$ 49

2 for

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OKANAGAN APRICOTS

Product of B.C. ($4.26KG)

$ 49

$ 89

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MEAT CUT FROM GRADE AA BEEF

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$ 99

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$ 99

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$ 49

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FRESH BEEF SHANK BONE IN

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$ 00

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100% BC Owned and Operated PRODUCE

MEAT

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Whole Specialty Frying Chickens Non-GMO *RWA

Mexico Grown Hass Avocados

4.37kg

2/3.00

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5.47kg

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2.48lb

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Australian Grass Fed Free Range New York Steaks Aged 21+Days

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Santa Cruz Organic Lemonade assorted varieties

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Clif Bars and Clif Luna Bars

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Kettle Brand Potato Chips

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assorted varieties

Zevia Natural Soda

2/6.98

Kicking Horse Organic Fair Trade Ground Coffee

assorted varieties

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product of Canada

.79 355ml Singles 4.49 6 Pack Zevia Sparkling Water

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assorted varieties 284g • product of Canada

.99 355ml Singles 5.99 8 Pack

8.99

Blue Diamond Nut Thins Regular or Artisan

Choices’ Own Fruit & Nut Gourmet Granola

product of BC

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354ml • product of USA

3.79 Simply Natural Organic Ketchup and Organic BBQ Sauce assorted varieties product of USA

500g product of Canada

assorted sizes

20% off

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Amy’s Pot Pies

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vegetable or broccoli cheese

600g • product of Canada

213g • product of USA

3.99

9.99

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20% off

July 29th – August 12th

Regular Retail Price

Manitoba Harvest Hemp Protein Powders assorted varieties assorted sizes

20% off Regular Retail Price

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4.99

Autism Speaks Canada Fundraiser

Renew Life Probiotics

Regular Retail Price

MegaFood Balanced B Complex

assorted varieties

5.99 California 6.99 Sonoma Veggie

2/7.00

WELLNESS assorted varieties

284g product of USA

120g • product of USA

3.99

Progressive Vitamins and Sports Nutrition Supplements

BAKERY

Amy’s Frozen Burgers

Armstrong Cheese assorted varieties

6.99 to 7.49

4.79 575ml Ketchup 3.99 303ml BBQ Sauce

assorted varieties

6.99 400g 12.99 908g

Choices’ Own Ready To Eat Wraps

85g • product of Switzerland

170-220g product of USA

3/7.98

2/4.00

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8.80kg

3.99lb

Organic California Grown Broccoli

Greek Gods Yogurt

Fresh Wild Sockeye Salmon Fillets

Autism Speaks, along with Autism Speaks Canada, has grown into the world’s leading autism science and advocacy organization and has dedicated over $200 million to funding research and innovative programming for individuals and families impacted by autism spectrum disorder. This summer, Choices is helping to raise funds for Autism Speaks Canada. You can donate at any Choices Markets location by purchasing an Autism Speaks puzzle piece for $1 during our fundraising campaign, which will take place between July 29th and August 12th.We’ll also have charity BBQ’s at most Choices locations on July 29th to support fundraising (ask in store for details). /ChoicesMarkets

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Royal Tandoori

INDIAN RESTAURANT AURANT

Celebrating 30 YEARS in business

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The Castle Neighbourhood Grill

Offer valid until Aug 31st, 2017. Mention this ad.

Restaurant & Public House

604-521-2247 • 83 Sixth St., New Westminster www.royaltandoori.ca

Kid Friendly

FREE

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www.thecastleneighbourhoodgrill.ca

101 - 319 Governors Court, New Westminster • 604.544.5020

E O UT DIN New Westminster

Chan’s Chan’s Garden Garden NEW WESTMINSTER NEW WESTMINSTER

Family Family Owned Owned & & Operated by the Operated by the Chan family Chan family

LUNCH SPECIALS DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS DAILY Combination lunch

ADVERTISE IN OUR NEXT FEATURE BY CONTACTING

Happy Hour all Day Beef Shanghai $15

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OPEN Mon-Fri 11am-Midnight • Sat & Sun 8am-Midnight

PADDLEWHEELER PUB

VOTED BEST PATIO IN NEW WESTMINSTER

NEW!!!

Join us at The Castle every Saturday for Breakfast/Brunch 8am – 2pm & Rack of Ribs special All Day!

Combination lunch dishes & soup dishes & soup

$$ 95 95

FOR DETAILS

DINNER DINNER FOR FOR THREE THREE $$ 95 95

DINE OUT PUBLISHES THE LAST THURSDAY OF EVERY MONTH

Book Now for the holiday season

604.444.3451

3 Spring Rolls, 3 Spring Chow Rolls, Mein, Chicken Chicken Chow Mein, Beef Chop Suey, Beef Suey, SweetChop & Sour Chicken Balls, Sweet & Sour Chicken BBQ Pork Fried Rice Balls, BBQ Pork Fried Rice

OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK 11:00 A amWEEK to 10:00 pm

11:00 am to 10:00 pm Closed Tuesdays. Closed Tuesdays.

37 33 PICK UP ORDERS ORDERS PICK UP BANQUET ROOM 10% OFF OFF $ 00 OVER $1500 OVER 15

Seating for up to 60 people

441 East Columbia Street, New Westminster 604.521.1871 www.chansgarden.ca