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Witnesses wanted in bear-spray attack

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Pedestrian was sprayed during altercation with driver on Columbia

School district says school will now open in September 2020 By Cayley Dobie

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Police are looking for witnesses after a man was attacked with bear spray last Thursday. The incident happened shortly before 9 p.m. on Aug. 31. Police say a man was crossing Eighth Street at Columbia Street when a car turning left on to Eighth nearly hit him. “The victim then hit the front of the car with his arm,” New Westminster police spokesperson Staff Sgt. Andrew Perry told the Record. “The victim and the two males in the vehicle then started to get into a verbal altercation with each other.” As the car pulled away, one of the men sprayed the pedestrian with bear spray, Perry said. A bystander called police but, by the time they arrived, the suspect vehicle had driven away.The pedestrian was able to clean off the spray with water and didn’t need any medical attention, according to Perry. “He was able to treat himself at the time with some water,” he added. Investigators are looking into the incident to determine whether or not charges are warranted. Police have very limited information to share right now, he said, adding the only description available of the suspect’s car is that it was a white, four-door car. If you have info call the New Westminster police at 604-5255411.

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IN THE PARK: Above, Hayleau performs at the inaugural Safe and Sound music festival on

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Delayed Continued from page 1 “It will not look like a construction site; it will look like a brand new, beautiful, state-of-the-art secondary school,” he added. When Fraser River Middle School opened in September 2016 after the project was postponed a year (it was supposed to open in September 2015), parts of the school were still unfinished. There were no books in the library and some of the school supplies hadn’t arrived yet. But Duncan is adamant that won’t happen at the new high school. “We will be fully ready to start the school year, and that gives us four full months to make sure that, certainly, the interior of the building is fully ready, and I hope much of exterior will be as well as far as landscaping, but that obviously comes secondary,” he said. The three design firms have until November to complete their proposals. Once finished, the district’s selection committee will have one month to choose a winning proposal. After that, construction is expected to start – either this December or early 2018. In the new year, the community will also get a second chance to share its thoughts on the project and the chosen design during a second round of community consultations. Unlike the consultations that took place last year, this time around, the community will get to see what the new school will look like. Folks will be able to share their thoughts on things like bike pathways, roadways, plazas and other community spaces around the school, Duncan said. “We’ll be asking for very specific feedback on the school, including the construction mitigation process,” he added. “Any feedback we can get to make sure that during the two-and-a-halfyear timeline that we’re there, how are we going to make sure that the area is still accessible – the arena, the theatre – all that will be part of the consultation process. “We want to do it right.” For updates on the project and more details, go to http://newwestschools.ca/nwss-replacementproject.

STILL WAITING:

The aging New Westminster Secondary School was originally built as two schools – Vincent Massey Junior High School, which opened in 1949, and Lester Pearson High School, which opened in 1954. Last year, the Ministry of Education approved $106.5 million in funding to build a new high school.

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As the three design firms finish their proposals, the folks at Golder Associates continue to study the New Westminster Secondary School site in preparation for construction. Part of this work included an archeological study of the area to determine where construction will be able to take place. Why? Because the New Westminster Secondary School site was once a public cemetery called Douglas Road Cemetery, which extended south from 10th Avenue along Eighth Street to Dublin Street.

The cemetery was in operation from 1860 to 1920 and was first used as a pioneer graveyard. Eventually, it was used to bury the bodies of the poor, prisoners, stillborn babies and mentally ill patients from Woodlands and Essondale – which later became Riverview. The land was also used by Chinese, Sikh and First Nations communities to bury their dead. There are two protected areas that intersect the high school property – official cemetery land and Heritage Conservation Act land. The official cemetery land is well

documented and has been identified with clear boundaries. The conservation area does not meet the strict criteria needed to be designated a cemetery site. Under the Heritage Conservation Act, the district must ensure that any burial grounds within the conservation area remain untouched. The school district and the province promised that no part of the new high school will be built on known burial grounds.

4 THURSDAY September 7, 2017 • New Westminster RECORD

Regular Meeting of Council Queensborough Community Centre

Tuesday, September 12 7:00 pm Queensborough Residents’ Association Meeting Queensborough Community Centre

Thursday, September 14 6:00 pm Tree Protection & Protection Bylaw Open House Century House

Saturday, September 16 10:00 am Car Seat Recycling Event New West Recycling Depot & Queensborough Return-it Depot

CITYPAGE MASSEY-VICTORY HEIGHTS/ SAPPERTON TRANSPORTATION PLAN OPEN HOUSE

TREE PROTECTION AND REGULATION BYLAW PRESENTATION AND OPEN HOUSE

Please drop in for the final open house and help us shape transportation in Massey-Victory Heights. Join us to review the recommendations for walking, cycling, transit, traffic calming, road network and parking changes in your neighbourhood. Your feedback will help shape the final plan.

Join us for a presentation and public open house on the City’s Tree Protection and Regulation Bylaw. Come with your questions about the current bylaw as well as your comments on how the City might improve it in the future. Presentation 6:00 - 6:45 pm Public open house from 6:45 - 8:30 pm Register at treebylaw.eventbrite.ca

Wednesday, September 13, 2017 • 5:00 - 7:30 pm Centennial Community Centre, River Room

Thursday, September 14, 2017 • 6:00 – 8:30 pm Century House, 620 Eighth Street

View the draft plan at www.newwestcity.ca/STP. Please attend the Open House to speak with the project team and share your comments on the recommendations. LET’S TALK

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6:00 pm on September 18, 2017 in Council Chamber, City Hall, 511 Royal Avenue, New Westminster, BC V3L 1H9 ZONING AMENDMENT BYLAW (INFILL HOUSING) NO. 7936, 2017 (INFILL HOUSING ZONING BYLAW AMENDMENTS) A key theme of the OUR CITY 2041 Official Community Plan (OCP) review and the proposed 2017 OCP is housing, specifically to create more opportunities for ground-oriented infill housing forms. The proposed amendment to the Zoning Bylaw, together with the Development Permit Areas and guidelines for laneway and carriage houses, and townhouses and rowhouses included in the 2017 OCP, facilitates and regulates infill housing development opportunities.

WHAT ARE THE AMENDMENTS ABOUT? The proposed amendment to the Zoning Bylaw:

• adds a new a zone for townhouse and rowhouse inﬁll developments and provides regulations for such developments; • revises the “RS” and “NR” single detached dwelling districts to allow and regulate laneway and carriage houses in areas which are designated “Residential – Detached and Semi-Detached Housing” and “ Residential – Ground Oriented Housing” in the OCP.

HOW DO I GET MORE INFORMATION?

The bylaw and all pertinent material are available for viewing online at www.newwestcity.ca/publicnotices, and also in the Planning Division at City Hall 10 days prior to the Public Hearing, September 1 to September 18, 2017. City Hall hours are Monday between 8:00 am and 7:00 pm, and Tuesday through Friday between 8:00 am and 5:00 pm (except statutory holidays).

HOW CAN I BE HEARD?

Speakers are requested to register individually in advance, beginning at 8:00 am on September 1, 2017 and continuing until 5:45 pm on September 18, 2017. Beginning at 8:00 am on September 1, 2017, please register by emailing clerks@newwestcity.ca or by calling 604-527-4523. All persons present at the Public Hearing will be permitted to address Mayor and Council. Registered speakers will receive priority and be called to speak in the order that the registrations were received.

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6:00 pm on September 18, 2017 in Council Chamber, City Hall, 511 Royal Avenue, New Westminster, BC V3L 1H9 OUR CITY 2041: OFFICIAL COMMUNITY PLAN ADOPTION BYLAW NO. 7925, 2017 (2017 OFFICIAL COMMUNITY PLAN)

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Attend: City Hall Council Chamber 511 Royal Avenue, New Westminster, BC V3L 1H9

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Jan Gibson City Clerk

The three-year OUR CITY 2041 process to review the Oﬃcial Community Plan has culminated in the 2017 Oﬃcial Community Plan (OCP). The 2017 OCP provides a renewed vision for New Westminster to the year 2041 and a regulatory framework to guide future growth of the city.

WHAT IS THE PROPOSED OCP ABOUT?

The 2017 OCP includes: • Goals, policies and actions to achieve the renewed vision; • New land use designations and deﬁnitions, and a Land Use Designation Map; • Development Permit Areas and associated guidelines; • The adopted Queens Park Heritage Conservation Area; • The adopted Downtown Community Plan; and • The adopted Queensborough Community Plan.

HOW DO I GET MORE INFORMATION?

HOW CAN I BE HEARD?

Attend: City Hall Council Chamber 511 Royal Avenue, New Westminster, BC V3L 1H9 Post: Legislative Services Department 511 Royal Avenue, New Westminster BC V3L 1H9

Email: clerks@newwestcity.ca Questions? Phone: 604-527-4523

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idents in June, as well as a survey posted online. All totalled, more than 140 surveys were completed. A second round of engagement and traffic data collection by consultants

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The third annual Feast on the Fraser will give diners a taste of what’s currently being served up in New West – and what will be on the menu in the months ahead. Tourism New Westminster is kicking off this year’s Feast on the Fraser with Piva on the Pier, where guests will be able to get their first taste of the cuisine at Piva, a modern Italian restaurant opening in Anvil Centre in the fall. They’ll also be able to enjoy local craft beer and wine at the Sept. 14 event that’s taking place at Westminster Pier Park. Feast on the Fraser features 10 days of culinary experiences throughout New Westminster from Sept. 22 to Oct. 1. Offerings include tastings, cocktail parties, neighbourhood food tours and long-table dinners. Here’s a sampling of what’s being served up at this year’s Feast on the Fraser: FRIDAY, SEPT. 22: A Mad Men mixer at Mid Century Modern Home in River Market.While a DJ spins ’50s and ’60s tunes, you’ll be able to enjoy cocktails and appetizers inspired by the decades, take in a fashion show by Gemini Rising Vintage and have your photo taken with ’50s-style pinup girls.Tickets are $50 and

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Opinion OUR VIEW

What difference will more teachers make? Government spending on buildings is often rated more highly than money spent on people. After all, the fact that a new school or highway is an investment is the justification for going into longterm debt. But what happens when you spend money on jobs? That’s the question many may be asking as Education Minister Rob Fleming went on record

as saying that hiring 3,500 additional teachers across B.C. is going to cost the province $376 million. Some might say that money coming out of all our pockets would be better spent by taxpayers themselves. Whether you think hiring teachers is money well spent may depend on which political party you belong to, whether or not you have children and what you ex-

pect from the education system. But we say it’s money well spent. Of course, we all know how we got here. The B.C. Liberals tore up the teachers’ collective agreement by legislating class size and composition to save money, then fought tooth and nail against the teachers who laboured to get their contract restored. The former Christy

Clark government lost that battle in the Supreme Court and now Victoria is restoring smaller class sizes, meaning more teachers, and we get to see whether that is money well spent. We’ll see, for example, if more teachers and smaller classes with more resources for special needs children will improve students’ experiences while making teachers less

stressed. It’s hard to say whether we’ll see an immediate impact in scholastic achievement. But the immediate outcome is that schools will have more resources and students will be better served than in recent years. We also know that the $376 million is, for the most part, going right back into the economy

as young teachers will be paying rent, buying and furnishing condos, and paying back student loans – they might even go out for dinner on occasion. Sure, we need bridges, roads, schools and hospitals. But when you hire teachers, you make an immediate impact on both kids and the economy.

MY VIEW KEITH BALDREY

NDP headed in right direction The B.C. legislature will have a noticeably different look when it resumes sitting later this week, as a sea of new faces – 27 of them – will take their places as rookie MLAs. But the two main parties will have different looks as well, and this difference – and it’s a critical one – bodes well for the New Democrats and not so much for the B.C. Liberals. The 2017 election results mean the NDP will field a much younger and more ethnically diverse team than the Opposition. The New Democrats now have eight MLAs who are 40 or younger.The B.C. Liberals have none. The NDP have 11 MLAs who are of either South Asian or First Nations descent.The B.C Liberals have five. Why is this important? Not only is it healthier to have a caucus that better reflects the makeup of the general voting population, it’s also a lot more effective politically, especially at election time when that voting public is being wooed for support. And the demographics of the voting population are changing, with increasing speed.The baby boomer generation – those born between 1946 and 1964, whom for years has pretty much determined almost all aspects of governments’ public policies – is starting to decline in numbers. The millennial generation (those between 18 and 35) are now the single biggest section of potential voters and it will continue to grow.

The boomer generation has, historically in this country at least, tended to vote for conservative or liberalleaning parties, both provincially and federally. Nanos Research says at the federal level, the NDP has never enjoyed more than 20 per cent support from these voters. But millennials have strongly supported both liberal and left wing parties, and shunned more conservative ones. Of course, millennials have tended not to vote in any great numbers.That changed in the last federal election, when a surge of young voters helped propel Justin Trudeau and the federal Liberal party to power. There is now a realistic possibility the turnout of the youth vote may start to climb in B.C., given the NDP government’s shift in policies to better suit younger voters (a reflection as well of its younger caucus). The need for greater ethnic diversity is also seen in demographic changes. MetroVancouver’s South Asian population continues to grow rapidly, and will play a key role in determining which party wins elections (and winning Metro’s suburban ridings, as we saw in May, is the key to holding power in the province). On both of these fronts, the NDP is moving in the right direction.The B.C. Liberals are not, but if the party wants to compete in the coming years, it better get a lot younger – and a lot more ethnically diverse. Keith Baldrey is chief political reporter for Global B.C.

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The city’s recycling Mayor and council program is the problem aren’t doing enough Dear Editor: I read with frustration the article on getting people to recycle in New Westminster. (Don’t waste your chance for a greener planet, Community, Record, Aug. 31.) If reasonable, average and well-intentioned people aren’t doing it right then the system is at fault, not the people. Look at the bottom of the article with the seven categories people need to distinguish. No. That’s a recipe for … the system poor implementation. Why on earth is at fault, not can’t glass and plasthe people. tic go in the city blue bins? Other cities do, why can’t ours? I’m sure there will be official reasons why not, but if you want people to recycle then make it simpler for them to do it. I’m a life-long recycler, and I go brain dead at the bins when I haul out items to recycle. More simple, more recycling. C’mon City of New West. Make it better. Allan Greenwood, New Westminster

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comes to fruition, maybe the city should help make recycling easier for its residents. They could do this by establishing recycling collection stations at several convenient locations around the city such as malls, commuDear Editor: Re: Don’t waste your chance for a nity centres, city hall, etc. Each station could greener planet, Community, Record, Aug. 31. have a bin labelled for each item not allowed I have always believed that in order to get in residents’ blue bins thereby dealing with people to comply with ‘a new the sorting issue. This way way of doing things’, such as people could access these recycling, you need to make it There are a lot recycling collection stations as easy as possible. When New more frequently and with less of people in New inconvenience. West first started recycling, people were allowed to put The city could then transfer West (elderly, things like plastic bags and this recycling to the depot at those with glass jars in their recycling bins McBride and Sixth, thereby with all other recyclables. Then mobility issues eliminating numerous vehicles that changed and we were having to transport their recyand car-less) told we would have to take cling themselves. The cost of things like plastic bags, glass that may not establishing and maintaining jars and bottles, styrofoam, these stations should easily be be able to take (and whatever other items not covered by our existing taxes. allowed in the recycling bins) to their recycling to The city already has city the recycling facility at McBride employees emptying garbage McBride ... and Sixth. cans throughout the city; this There are a lot of people in could be an extension of that. New West (elderly, those with Before jumping to the conmobility issues and car-less) clusion that residents are nonthat may not be able to take compliant and deciding that their recycling to McBride and doling out fines is the only way Sixth. Without a car, getting to achieve compliancy, look at to that recycling facility is not the big picture. Make it easier! easy because it is not in a very transit-friendly You will have greater compliancy and more location. And, seriously, who wants to travel by grateful residents. bus carrying a lot of recycling? Before Karla Olsen’s suggestion that the Michelle Tupper, New Westminster city may have to fine non-compliant residents

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#116 85 8TH AVENUE

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Miss New West takes the stage in new show Julie MacLellan LIVELY CITY

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A former Miss New Westminster who’s pursuing studies in the performing arts is taking to the stage in a musical production in Vancouver this fall. Emma Ciprian is starring in Bring On Tomorrow Co.’s upcoming production of 13:The Musical.The Broadway hit that debuted in 2008 was the first Broadway show ever to feature an all-teenage cast. This production features rising professional talents from the stage and screen, all under the age of 18 – with Emma as the gossipy go-getter Cassie. Emma, who was Miss New West in 2016, graduated from St.Thomas More Collegiate this spring and is getting set to attend Studio 58 at Langara College in January to study performing arts. The musical, for those who don’t know it, follows the story of 12-yearold Evan Goldman, a New York City kid stuck in smalltown Indiana, who’s trying to plan the world’s best bar mitzvah.

It’s onstage Sept. 28 to Oct. 1 and Oct. 4 to 8 at the Waterfront Theatre on Granville Island.Tickets range from $13 to $34 and can be purchased at botco. eventbrite.com. Check out www.bringontomorrowco. com for5 more details. MEMOIR WRITING WORKSHOP Those writing memoirs can feel pulled to tell their own stories – but at the same time fear their power. A new workshop offered by the Royal City Literary Arts Society is exploring the complexity of memoir writing and ways to deal with the sorrows and challenges it carries. Jonina Kirton is leading the workshop, An Afternoon of Mercy for Memoir Writers, on Saturday, Sept. 9 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at the Anvil Centre, with host Deborah L. Kelly. “We all have what Stephen Levine calls ‘unattended sorrow,’” explains a write-up about the workshop. “Accepting that there is much that we do not know can enrich our writing. Attending to our sorrow and letting go of the need for forgiveness or neat and tidy endings can allow us to

Coming soon: The cast of Bring On Tomorrow Co.’s 13: The Musical. The show, which includes New West performer Emma Ciprian, is onstage starting Sept. 28 in Vancouver. PHOTO ANITA ALBERTO, CONTRIBUTED

let go of the need for ‘truth’ and the approval of others.” The workshop costs $15 for members and $25 for non-members. Reserve a spot by emailing secretary@ rclas.com, or pay via Paypal at www.rclas.com/work shops. GUESS WHO’S COMING TO MASSEY? Burton Cummings fans,

don’t miss out. The Canadian rocker is bringing his Up Close and Alone tour to Massey Theatre this fall, and tickets are already selling fast. Limited seats are still available for Cummings’ Oct. 12 show at the Massey. Cummings’ 40-plus-year career included an unprecedented string of international hits with Canadian

rock’n’roll superstars The Guess Who – These Eyes, No Time,AmericanWoman and Dancin’ Fool, just to name a few. Cummings left the band to go solo in 1976 and has since released countless hit singles and albums. His career includes a total of 80 platinum and gold record awards, six Junos and induction into the Canadi-

an Music Hall of Fame, the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame and the Canadian Walk of Fame – not to mention the Order of Canada, among many other honours. Tickets are $79.50, plus facility fee and service charges.You can buy through www.ticketsnw.ca or call 604-521-5050. Send Lively City ideas to jmaclellan@newwestrecord.ca.

Local actor onstage in Vancouver Fringe fest Julie MacLellan

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A New Westminster actor is exploring his dark side in a new play at the Vancouver Fringe Festival. Henry Beasley stars in the Tomo Suru Players production of No Big Deal, a play by Gerald Williams

that tackles the issue of sexual assault on public transit. It’s onstage at the Havana Theatre starting Sept. 7, with shows running until Sept. 16. The premise is simple: While on her way to an audition, a young woman is groped by a guy on the bus.When her boyfriend

comes home and the woman tells him what happened, he brushes it off as “no big deal.” It’s told through the stories of each of the three characters: the young woman, her boyfriend and the perpetrator.The young woman struggles to articulate her experience as the

boyfriend and the perpetrator never leave her side, vying for the chance to persuade the audience to see the incident through their eyes. Beasley appears as The Perpetrator, with Justin Anthony as The Boyfriend and Lesli Brownlee as The Woman.

Beasley, an NWSS alumnus who appeared in the school’s 2011 production of Grease, has since gone on to graduate from Capilano University’s musical theatre program. He has appeared in a wide range of shows, including Theatre Under the Stars’ productions of Hairspray and Shrek, as well as

Vancouver Opera’s recent Otello and Fighting Chance Productions’ Into theWoods. “A leading-man type with the good looks and sincere charm that mothers hope for in a son-in-law, Henry is showcasing his ability to portray the sinister side of humankind,” a press release Continued on page 14

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An ‘exciting’ challenge Continued from page 13 says. For Beasley, the chance is a welcome one. “Playing the Perpetrator is such an exciting challenge,” he said in the release. “I don’t usually get cast in roles where I get to explore the dark places that he goes to, and it’s cool to have the opportunity to flex those muscles.” He said it’s important that we don’t shrug off incidents like the one portrayed in No Big Deal. “I’m grateful to be involved in a new work with such a strong, relevant message,” he said. “New works and Canadian theatre are important to me, and it’s a pleasure to be part of a project that ticks off both of those boxes.”

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No Big Deal: From left, Justin Anthony as the Boyfriend, Lesli Brownlee as the Woman, and Henry Beasley as the Perpetrator in No Big Deal, onstage Sept. 7 to 16 at the Havana Theatre, part of the Vancouver Fringe Festival. PHOTO TOMO SURU

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CHEER FOR THE NEW WESTMINSTER HYACKS and enjoy all the festivities at the New Westminster Hyacks 2017 Homecoming event. The action gets underway at 4 p.m. with the alumni flag football game and is followed by the pre-game party at 5 p.m., featuring a family fun zone and mascot mania, tug of war, entertainment and

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HEAD TO OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH for its annual Big Gig street party on Sunday, Sept. 10 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the 600 block of Queens Avenue. Meet your neighbours and enjoy games, a ventriloquist, a bake sale, $2 burgers and music on the street.

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The Massey Victory Heights Residents’ Association is inviting community members to attend its annual neighbourhood block party. The association is inviting residents (and their fourlegged friends) to attend the event on Sunday, Sept. 10 from 1 to 4 p.m. at Westburnco Park on Churchill Avenue – the grass area between Scott and William streets.The block party includes a barbecue, games, bungee joust, crafts, facepainting and a bocce tournament. WHAT DOES DEMOCRACY MEAN TO YOU? Royal City residents are invited to share their thoughts on democracy at

an upcoming Democracy Café. The dialogue about democracy in Canada is taking place on Thursday, Sept. 14 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Douglas College, room NE412 at 700 Royal Ave.The event

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Yes they are!! Like adult teeth they help with chewing, speech, and the psychological beneﬁts of a worry free smile up to age 12. Baby teeth also hold space, and maintain bone for the DR. LOVELY adult teeth that are growing under the gums. Although these teeth are eventually replaced by permanent teeth they still should be looked after by both the child and their parents. They help us set down a proper maintenance program for the future life of our permanent teeth. To prevent early childhood decay that can be found in very young children (0 – 4 years of age). Keeping your child’s teeth clean is key. Avoid diets high in sugar such as milk, juice, and formula which all contain sugar. Sticky and sugary foods should be minimized. Visit the dentist by age one or within six months of when you see the ﬁrst tooth. This allows your dentist to monitor and catch problems early and prevent disease. So, in closing, our baby teeth are very important, so do your best to maintain them for a lifetime of happy smiles!!

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Once you have received your new denture(s), it is recommended that you get an annual check up done by your denturist. Along with annual check ups, relines are recommended to be done every PATRICK MARCELO R.D. two years and new dentures should be fabricated every five years due to oral changes that occur over time that may alter the fit of your dentures. Relining is a procedure that is done to re-fit your denture to your current oral tissue and ridges without the need of a whole new denture to be constructed. If you are finding that your dentures no longer fit as well as they once did, it is recommended you schedule an appointment with your denturist to have them check the dentures at which time they may recommend you have a reline.

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In an RA, you may give standard or enhanced powers. You may make an RA with enhanced powers if you understand what it STEPHEN GRAF does. Enhanced powers include minor and major health care, personal care, refusing life support, less common medical procedures, and caring for minor children. Enhanced powers do not include legal or ﬁnancial affairs. Like an enduring power of attorney for legal and ﬁnancial affairs, an RA with enhanced powers is useful for adults who want to plan for the future. This column is legal information, not legal advice. If you or someone you know would like to make an RA, please contact me.

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In a nutshell it’s one of the best times to start. Everyone’s routine tends to go back to normal and you can optimize this by starting a new fitness regime, whether LUKE RAMNATH that be classes, personal training, spinning or just joining the gym. The hard work is still ahead of you, but this positive first step is vital for your success. Next is a plan of action. Now let’s keep it realistic so you don’t get put off straight away, write down your goals and look at bite size ways you can achieve them. For example “I want to lose 50lbs” we could just lose 5lbs 10x. The gym offers you support and a friendly environment to help you achieve your goals. See you soon.

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A multi-disciplinary medical centre is one where different professionals work together to provide an even greater service to their patients. For example, our centre brings Physiotherapy, Primary Care Sports Medicine and JIM GOVETT Orthopaedic Surgery together under one roof. The beneﬁts of this are great. Each professional has convenient access to the others to discuss client diagnosis and progress. If a Physiotherapy client appears to require surgery, their situation can be discussed with a Surgeon, and appropriate arrangements can be made quickly. Also, the possible need for further diagnostic testing or medical interventions can be discussed with the Sports Medicine Physician. Additionally, the Physicians and Surgeons can get a Physiotherapy assessment of a client at follow-up, or after surgery. Ultimately, this leads to greater information and improved patient care. NEW WEST SPORTS MEDICINE B1-65 Richmond Street, New Westminster

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If you received a discharge from a previous bankruptcy, there is still the possibility of either filing a second bankruptcy to deal with any new debts, or alternatively BLAIR MANTIN Licensed Insolvency Trustee to file a Consumer Proposal. Making a Consumer Proposal to creditors is an option that would allow a person to deal with their debts, without entering into bankruptcy. This formal process provides individuals with an opportunity to reduce the total amount of debt that needs to be repaid, in full settlement, without ongoing interest. Virtually all types of creditors can be dealt with under a Consumer Proposal. To learn more about these, and other options, contact a Licensed Insolvency Trustee for a free confidential consultation.

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New locations chosen for library programs Tammie Mercado

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As the New Westminster Public Library prepares for its renovation project beginning this fall, we’ve moved our ongoing adult programs to other venues in the Royal City. Here’s the information you’ll need to find the library’s relocated programs this fall. Our oldest continuing program partner, the New Westminster Historical Society, has offered local history programming at the library since 1973 and has already experienced one library renovation in 1978. This drop-in program will continue at Century House at 620 Eighth St., at 7:30 p.m. on the third Wednesday of the month. The dates and topics for the remainder of 2017 are: Sept. 20 (The 1967 Eastward Ho! Canoe Voyage);

Oct. 18 (the history of the New Westminster Public Library); and Nov. 15 (The History of the Pattullo Bridge).The historical society will not have a December meeting. Our drop-in ESL Conversation Circles are a great opportunity for English learners to meet friends and have fun while practising English. Beginning Sept. 8, the Friday Conversation Circles (women only) will continue to meet weekly (except statutory holidays) from 10:30 a.m. to noon at the new location: Family Services of Greater Vancouver at 321 Sixth St. Our Saturday Conversation Circles are for all adults who want to improve their English skills. Starting Sept. 16, this group will be meeting Saturdays from 10:30 a.m. to noon at Century House

(620 Eighth St.) on these specific dates: Sept. 16, Oct. 7, Nov. 18, Dec. 2 and Dec. 16. Looking for work? Fraser Works Employment Services Workshops for job search, resumé help, employment training and more will now be held at the Fraser Works office at 519 Seventh St. on the third Thursday of every month from 1 to 3 p.m. The dates are: Sept. 21, Oct. 19, Nov. 16 and Dec. 15. Please note, the December date falls on the second Tuesday. Please contact Fraser Works for registration at 604-522-9701. For more information about the library’s relocated programs, visit the library in person, email us at AskUs@ nwpl.ca or call us at 604527-4666.You can also visit www.nwpl.ca/administra tion/renovation to find renovation updates online.

The BCUC is conducting an independent inquiry on the cost implications of Site C on BC Hydro ratepayers. On September 20, BCUC will publish a preliminary report on the initial findings of the inquiry. The public is invited to provide feedback on this report between September 21 and October 11 either online, or at community input sessions being held at locations throughout the Province. To learn more, or pre-register for a community input session, please visit the Site C Inquiry website, or call the number below.

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Community Poetry prize up for grabs The Royal City Literary Arts Society is once again offering its coveted Fred Cogswell Award for Excellence in Poetry. The award, named after prolific poet, professor and Order of Canada recipient Fred Cogswell, honours those gifted poets out there. To be eligible, poets must submit an original book of poetry.The book must be a minimum of 60 pages. Chapbooks are not accepted; the books must be bound. Original date of publication should fall between Jan. 1 and Dec. 31, 2016 and must be published in Canada. Eligible participants must be Canadian citizens or permanent residents. Electronic books

are not permitted. There are three prizes up for grabs: first prize is $500; second prize is $250; and third prize is $100. To apply, send two copies of your book of poetry along with a $25 reading fee (payment can be made by Pay-

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Community COMMUNITY CALENDAR SATURDAY, SEPT. 9 Fraternal Order of Eagles hot dog sale and spin-thewheel at Save-On-Foods in Columbia Square, 1025 Columbia St., 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. All proceeds go to B.C. Children’s Hospital and Rick Hansen Spinal Cord Research. SUNDAY, SEPT. 10 Massey Victory Heights Residents’ Association annual neighbourhood block party, 1 to 4 p.m. at Burnco Park on Churchill Avenue. Grandparents Day celebration. You have heard of Mother’s Day and Father’s Day, but did you know that the second Sunday in September is Grandparents Day? Celebrate with Grandparents Day festivities. Parent Support Services Society of B.C. is holding its third annual Grandparents Day event. This fun, family event will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on New Westminster Quay by the River Market. Everyone welcome. Includes live music,

Grandparents Day crafts, silent auction, face painting, kids’ games, prizes, a walk and a New Westminster mayoral proclamation of Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Week. MONDAY, SEPT. 18 Burnaby Scottish Country dance, starts at 7 p.m. Beginners welcome; no partner necessary. Scandinavian Community Centre, 6540 Thomas St. Info: Vicki, 604-298-9695. TUESDAY, SEPT. 19 Have you considered becoming a foster family? There are children and youth in the community of New Westminster who need skilled, caring foster parents. To learn more, the Ministry of Children and Family Development invites you to attend an information session today at 7195 Cariboo Rd, Burnaby. For more information, call the recruitment team at 604764-8098 to RSVP. Make a difference in a child’s life. ONGOING Vancouver Rape Relief, needs male volunteers for a group that raises money for the crisis centre and

transition house. Contact Louisa Russell at info@ rapereliefshelter.bc.ca. Naranon Support Group, a 12-step program for relatives and friends of those affected by drug abuse and addiction problems. Meets every Monday evening from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., 323 Eighth St. (group meeting room), New Westminster. All welcome. Call 604-878-8844 for more info. Al-Anon and Alateen, help those whose lives are affected by someone else’s drinking. For meeting info visit www.bcyukon-al-anon. or or call 604-688-1716. Netherlands Association, speak Dutch with others and celebrate your heritage. Visit www.dutchnetwork. ca or contact Edie, ediebijdemast@telus.net or 604-536-3394. Just Pros Toastmasters, meets first and third Saturdays of the month, 8:30 to 11:30 a.m., Justice Institute, 715 McBride Blvd. For advanced Toastmasters. Info: www.toastmasters.org.

Overeaters Anonymous, Are you out of control when it comes to food? We can help. Meetings on Mondays from 7 to 8:15 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, 335 Seventh St. (enter off Fourth Avenue). Info: 604-5200703. Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada, Lower Mainland chapter, has 16 different support groups running around the Lower Mainland. The New Westminster support group meets at Royal City Centre meeting room, third Friday of each month, 1:30 to 3 p.m. For more information, call 604689-3144. St. Barnabas Church, located at Fifth Avenue and 10th Street, is seeking committed volunteers for their thrift shop, community lunch program, emergency food cupboard and for the office. Make a positive difference in the community by helping with programs that benefit citizens in need. For more information, please call 604-526-6646. Send event details to calendar@newwestrecord. ca.

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’Bellies, Lakers prepare for Mann Cup sprint Running game will be on display as NewWest, Peterborough battle for national title at Queen’s Park Arena

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As New Westminster Salmonbellies’ head coach bills it, the matchup between his team and the Peterborough Lakers will be a case of speed vs. speed. It’s enough to make Usain Bolt reconsider his retirement. New West’s Steve Goodwin isn’t telegraphing his game strategy when he says his club will continue to push speed and transition on the floorboards of Queen’s Park Arena. It’s just what they’ve done all sea-

son long. “We have, honestly, two very similarly built teams,” said the ’Bellies bench boss. “These teams have weathered a storm to get here but I see the games being very much a track meet. “They are going to run, and we’re going to run.” Breaking into the offensive zone and setting up shop with the defence in pursuit will be the first objective for both clubs. The Lakers’ offence presents a formidable challenge for New West’s defenders, as five of the top eight Ontario Major Series’

scoring leaders call Peterborough home – including 2017 scoring champion and 2010 Mann Cup MVP Shawn Evans. Among the other shooters to watch for are the league’s No. 2 top scorer, Kyle Buchanan, and top goal scorer Holden Cattoni, who potted 48 goals in 16 games. At the other end of the ledger, New West’s attackers Mitch Jones, Kevin Crowley, Logan Schuss and Joel McCready will be making life difficult for the Lakers’ netminding tandem of Evan Kirk and Matt Vinc. The two ball stoppers split the playoffs

crease duty, posting near-identical numbers except in the wins-losses department – with Kirk going 5-0, while Vinc’s record sits at 3-3. That Peterborough’s lineup includes 21 players who were full-time National Lacrosse Leaguers this past winter season, compared to New West’s dozen. Both placed a player on the NLL’s All-Pro second all-star team: Dickson for the Lakers, and Crowley for New West.They also had a player each on the All-Rookie squad in Josh Currier and Mike Messenger. Continued on page 30

Linemen to bring the noise in Hyacks’ B.C. opener

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“We have our quiet linemen and then we have us,” smiled Angelopolous. “We want everyone to WhenYanni Angelopolous and know who we are, basically.We’re Isaiah James take their positions captains of the team and we like on the field, there is a ripple effect to show everyone how it should that usually involves dynamic be done, to be like family with our physics. team.We just want everyone to be It ends up with a new space get- comfortable.” ting created and some others be“Speed and power is what I reing plugged, with the opposition ally like to use against people,” falling into a black hole. As part of added James. “I don’t get scared the New Westminster Hyacks ofwhen I go up against people bigfensive line, the pair are a big reager than me, because I know I’m son why the club’s offence was probably coached better than such a handful for the competition them, that’s what I think of right last year. away. … I think I’m Now, as seniors pretty strong and feel gearing up for one can play with anyWe’re captains Ibody.” last season of B.C. High School AAA of the team and Medallists on the football, the pair – we like to show wrestling mat last who dominate on winter – Angeloeveryone how polous the D-line as well – is a silver in projecting a big finish. it should be 110-kilograms, while “My expectation James a bronze in done ... for my team is just to 130kg – they have a put everything you knack for winning have on the field – physical battles. no hesitations, no reAs Grade 11s, they grets,” said Angelowere also in their secpolous. “It’s my final ond season on the seyear so I want to go out with a nior front, after doing double duty bang, go undefeated, no points as Grade 10s with the varsity and scored (against) – crazy high exjunior varsity in 2015. pectations for our team.” That year, they were key playIt’s that kind of teenage enthuers as the New West juniors went siasm, when coupled with dedion to capture the program’s first cation and hard work, that makes provincial crown. It gave the tough big things happen. playoff losses in B.C. Place, with As they prepare to launch a new the seniors the past two seasons, season – which sees New West deeper resonance.That’s somehosting Mission on Friday at 7:30 thing that both are eager to conp.m. at Mercer Stadium in the an- vert into a winning lesson with nual Homecoming game – the their teammates in pursuit of the duo talked about this year’s goals big prize, one win at a time. and the journey that led them to There won’t be any chance to be leaders on a team deep in alpha take rivals by surprise, after the dogs. Hyacks were ranked No. 2 in B.C. Surrounded by tremendous talvia the varsityletters.ca poll. ents and strong personalities, AnNew West head coach Farhan gelopolous and James are eager to Lalji said the pair has made imstand on guard with their teampressive strides as kids en route mates in pursuit of the big prize, to becoming young men over the one win at a time. years with the program.They proIn their minds, the goals and vide the gamut of skills and intanwork that add up to accomplishgibles that are huge assets when ments are part and parcel of what the game’s on the line. it takes to be a Hyack. “They’ve got a certain amount Dan Olson

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First line of defence: New West’s game plan begins with a strong line, featuring seniors Yanni Angelopolous, left, and Isaiah James.

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of edge to them, both, in terms of how they play, how they hit and how they practise,” said Lalji. “That’s an important thing to have, because you can’t play football with a whole bunch of choir boys. But they’ve also come to understand their roles as leaders in the program and what that means, in terms of how we try to structure our program in the community.” When it comes to supporting the offence, the pair are intimidating building blocks as New West shifts to phase in more air play into the game plan. Last year, nearly 80 per cent of the offensive plays were on the ground, but Lalji has gone on record on how he hopes to get it closer to a 60-40 split. But that’s a hard equation to reach when the quality of rushers includes Sammy Sidhu, who averaged nearly 10 yards per carry in

2016, Broxx Comia, Lucas Sabau and newcomer Sebastian Reid. Quarterback Kinsale Philip, who took over the starting pivot role as a Grade 10 a year ago, gained invaluable experience and is expected to take a huge step this season. Helping make it all possible will be those guardians of the gridiron galaxy like Angelopolous and James, who eagerly anticipate each block and stop like a kid on Christmas morning. James, when asked which superhero he could relate to, picked a perfect lineman-esque character. “The Hulk for sure. Because the Hulk is just a super sweet guy, but when he gets mad – watch out,” he said with a laugh. For Angelopolous, his choice would be a unique addition to any football line. “Spiderman – I love Spiderman.

The web, you get to fly, you’re strong and fast,” replied Angelopolous. “Everyone loves Spiderman.” They also bring the noise – whether it’s in pregame prep music or just vocal outbursts in support of their teammates. Lalji said it’s a characteristic that, while often seen from flashy offensive players and demonstrative defensive backs, the two linemen wear well. “As people, they are a lot of fun to be around, they really are,” he said. “They are very energetic, they’ve got good personalities and I appreciate just having conversations with them, even if it’s not me instructing them.” New West wrapped up its twogame series with U.S. competition last week, falling 51-14 to Scappoose, Oregon.The squad rested many regulars in preparation for tomorrow’s Homecoming Game.

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Mann Cup on their minds Continued from page 29 Goodwin’s own Mann Cup experience dates back to 1990 as a player on the Vancouver Burrards, when the B.C. champs were swept 4-0 by a Brooklin team led by Gary and Paul Gait. “We were out-matched in 1990, even with a rookie John Tavares on our side,” he recalled. “It’s funny – that year we had a Goodwin, a Malcom and a Jones on our team, and this time we’ve got a couple of Goodwins (Justin and Brandon), a (Anthony) Malcom and a Jones.” Peterborough beat Six Nations in five games, after finishing the regular season with a league-best 17-1 record. The one aspect that is undeniably in favour of the ’Bellies – venerable Queen’s Park Arena – will present a case of comfort and familiarity that few of the Lakers have enjoyed. “It’s a huge benefit for us, because it’s a smaller floor (dimensions), the home crowd and just being at home,” noted Good-

win. “You look at our record over the past eight weeks at Queen’s Park and we’ve done very well. “We play better at home because there’s that comfort zone.We know what to expect, and we expect a big, noisy crowd.”

You look at it as an incredibly special and rare opportunity ...

The last time Queen’s Park hosted the Mann Cup was in 2009, when New West led entering the final minute of Game 7 before Brampton rallied to tie it, then win it in overtime. There are three holdovers from that team –captain Curtis Hodgson, Ian Hawksbee and Shayne Bennett – who a year later lost in Peterborough in six games.That was the ’Bellies’ last Mann series, until

this year. New West has won the Mann Cup 24 times, most recently in 1991. Peterborough is the second-most successful franchise, with 14 titles in 24 trips to the final. For Goodwin, the opportunity to play for a Mann Cup is just as unique as hockey’s Stanley Cup. “My own experience was 27 years ago, so that’s 27 years between Mann Cups for me,” said the coach. “You look at it as an incredibly special and rare opportunity, to compete for a Canadian championship. A lot of the players in this series will have been to a Minto Cup or a NLL final, so they know what it takes.This is the toughest of championships to win in your chosen sport – this is the pinnacle.” The Mann Cup begins Friday, 7:30 p.m. at Queen’s Park Arena.The series continues on Sept. 9, 11, 12, and if necessary, Aug. 13, 15 and 16. All games are at Queen’s Park Arena, with a start time of 7:30 p.m.Tickets are available online at www.wlalacrosse.com.

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