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he senseless murder of 53-year-old Julie Paskall rocked the community of Newton, and beyond, but Paskall’s sister-in-law hopes the tragedy can be a catalyst for positive change – change, she hopes, that comes from the people.

“I think that people need to take back their power, their own personal power, and that will help them take back their community,” said Joan Ross, who is married to Paskall’s only sibling.

Paskall was beaten in what police believe was an attempted robbery on Dec. 29 while picking up her son from the Newton Arena.

She died in hospital days later. Paskall is survived by her husband Al, their 16-yearold son and two adult daughters.

“We can’t take back Julie’s death, but we can take back the meaningless nature of her death,” Ross said. “I’d really like to empower people on a personal level, on an individual level. And every person has something, they have something that they can give.”

Ross said she sees the community is energized, and she hopes that energy goes in a positive direction.

“You can’t destroy energy, you can only redirect it. So, yes, they’re having meetings for safety and all sorts of things, but I

Joan Ross holds a photo of her sister-in-law Julie Paskall at the Now’s office in Newton on Tuesday afternoon. (Photo: KEVIN HILL) “She probably never saw herself as having a whole lot of talents, or worth for that matter, and she was a very quiet, unassuming person. She didn’t need a lot of accolades, but she had strong opinions and she would voice them if you asked her. She was no doormat to anybody.”

While Ross is pleased to see the community taking Paskall’s death personally, she also sees feelings of fear and

think that people really need to start with themselves. Start in their own backyard, on a real personal level. How can I make myself a better person? By making yourself a better person, you’re going to strengthen your community. And Julie was all about that.”

Despite being considered a hero by some in the community, Ross said Paskall likely never thought of herself as anyone of importance.

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“Don’t let it terrify you like it’s terrifying me now,” she said, tears streaming down her face. “It’s hard for me to let my family out the door. And I do it, and it takes every ounce of courage I have to not barricade myself. And I have to find the courage to go back out in my community.” see ‘DON’T POINT’ › page 3

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Ross said she also hears the anger coming out of the tragic incident.

“You don’t think we’re angry? We’re angry.

It’s just too high a price for our family to pay. But it could be your family next. Don’t be us. I can’t change it by myself, but I know that everybody has power.”

Right now, Ross said criminals are robbing the public of their peace of mind.

“We’re letting them. So they’re not really robbing it, we’re giving it to them. Because we won’t stand up for someone being bullied in a crowd, someone stealing the cookie at Superstore. I don’t mean go and beat them up or have road rage, but say something. Do something. Don’t shrug it off and say, ‘Oh well, I can’t fix that.’ You sure can’t with that attitude.”

Ross said she’s glad to see the public demanding change, but added she doesn’t want to see people blaming one another.

“Stop blaming, stop pointing for someone else to make this a better world – to make this a better place, to make my community safer. Turn that finger on yourself and ask how you can make it safer.”

Ross said she knows the reality of her neighbourhood. In fact, she said her daughter was once attacked at the Newton bus loop.

A woman told her daughter she didn’t want her there, and ended up assaulting her.

“Not one person stood up for a youth,” Ross said. “I understand people are afraid.

And people have been taught not to make eye contact, not to get involved, you might draw that fire. And they’re saying you won’t be safe, but are you safe? Is that attitude creating a safe place? No, it’s not.”

Ross said Paskall’s death doesn’t have to be for nothing if the community bands together to help one another.

A car is towed at the scene where homicide investigators were searching for evidence after a murder in Port Kells on Tuesday. A man’s body was found inside a vehicle, parked in the 18900-block of 92nd Avenue, at about 9 a.m. Police are asking anyone with information to call 1-877-551-IHIT (4448). See the latest on this story online at the nownewspaper.com. (Photo: KEVIN HILL) “I’m hoping to give her children something that does feel good in the future.

They’re not going to have their mother, but maybe they’ll have a little piece that says my mother helped the world in a small way,” she said. “Don’t let your mother, your child, your husband, your loved one, have to even be injured, much less killed. Don’t let your family suffer because you didn’t learn this lesson. Don’t let it be your Julie.”

‘BE PART OF THE SOLUTION’

Ross acknowledged that the community has been speaking out about the area’s decline for some time, but said Paskall’s death has now made it impossible to ignore.

But don’t point fingers, Ross urged. “Be a part of the solution,” she said.

The people in power – like the mayor, elected officials and police – all have a responsibility, she said, but they don’t have all the answers or unlimited resources.

“So don’t be mad at them. Support them.

How many of you go out and wave, or go up and congratulate them… They are people too, and they’re trying hard,” she said.

Volunteer or tutor someone, extend a kind word, speak up when someone is being bullied, get to know your neighbour, Ross said, stressing that these are all things that make a community stronger, and safer.

She pointed to the Nova Scotia students who began Anti-Bullying Day in 2007 by distributing 50 pink T-shirts after a male Grade 9 student was bullied for wearing pink.

“Those were kids, and they took their power back. They stood up united and said they wouldn’t stand for it. And look what happened,” she said. “Everybody can think of someone that said something to them one day that made a difference. And what I’m challenging you to do is to be that for someone else. Say something, do something, make a difference if it’s only for one moment in that person’s life.”

Ross said she wants to hear the stories of compassion that are spurred from Paskall’s death.

“I want to hear them, I want people to call into the Now, and say this is what I did, this is what someone did for me, this is how this story inspired me,” she said. “I bet you if we start to hear stories of the good things, it will spark more. The mayor’s working on it, and well she should be, but we have a responsibility to do something too.”

Beyond that, be an extra set of eyes on the street and call the non-emergency police line if something seems suspect, she said.

“Start taking license plate numbers, start phoning the police, start getting after them, that sort of thing. Notice. Look. Be aware,” she said.

While police have yet to release any solid leads in the case, Ross is confident Paskall’s killer, or killers, will be caught.

“There’s just not a big enough rock in Surrey to hide under anymore,” she said.

Ross believes the attack was drug related and has a message for those responsible: “Look at yourself. Is that where you want to be? Killing someone for drug money? Are you going to allow your addiction to control you? Do you think there aren’t other people in the world that haven’t had your bag of hammers, your life, your horror, your grief?

There are,” she said.

“Maybe there’s hope for someone like that, some kind of redemption. It isn’t going to come from me, I don’t have that much charity in my heart, but I don’t hate them.

But I don’t want them on the street. I don’t know that there’s any rehabilitation in that regard. I want the streets to be safe, and I don’t want them out there. They’ve lost that chance.”

Meanwhile, police continue their hunt for her killer and the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team asks anyone with information to contact them at their tip line, at 1-877-551-4448, or by email at ihittipline@rcmp-grc.gc.ca.

Tips can also be left anonymously through Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 or online at www.solvecrime.ca.

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WHITE ROCK — The number of medical marijuana users in White Rock is expected to jump to 500 patients in six years – and that’s why it’s time for city council to throw its support behind decentralizing access to the drug.

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Angels juggle their passion for careers, families and ball

Surrey Angels look for players who can commit some time to playing competitive baseball Samantha Lego

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SURREY — Playing hardball with the Surrey Angels helps keep Dan Kelly’s passion for competitive baseball alive.

The Angels play out of Cloverdale and are a part of a 30-plus hardball league. For the past three years, the 38-year-old Kelly, who prefers to see the game from behind the

plate, has also acted as the team manager.

He said that lately, getting enough guys to fill the roster has been difficult.

Although only nine players are needed, ideally Kelly aims for 17 a season because he knows that it becomes difficult to commit to a team due to family Dan Kelly engagements.

“Every game was a different roster because I couldn’t get the committed guys,” he said. “I was begging people to come out. When you’re playing with eight or nine guys, it’s hard.”

According to Kelly, it seems everyone

his age has families and prior commitments and thinks they have don’t enough time.

“It stinks because I just want to play ball.”

As a father who works and coaches his own son’s baseball team, Kelly understands how hard it is to fit in time for another activity. But for him, it’s worth it to get out, be active and play a sport that he’s enthusiastic about.

“I just love getting out with the guys and smacking the ball around. You feel like a little kid when you’re out on the field,” he said.

The Lower Mainland Baseball Association

30-plus league has eight registered teams in Surrey, Vancouver, Richmond, Burnaby, Delta and Howe Sound. Once a week from April to September, games are played on diamonds throughout the Lower Mainland.

Individual registration costs $180 per season, which includes coverage of park fees and equipment rentals.

Kelly Grace, who has been playing with the Angels for the past four years, found that after 18, there weren’t a lot of options to play hardball.

“Now there’s more awareness around the sport at our age and our level,” Grace said. “It’s the one sport I really have a lot of passion for.”

To play, email dpkelly1975@hotmail.com.

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o what’s happening in the news for Surrey and North Delta?

I leafed through the Now newspaper and discovered plenty of activity in the area.

Among the highlights: Surrey council is considering a tax hike with an eye on increasing funding for schools. The city’s population is growing so fast that the schools can’t keep pace. As a result, Surrey is one of the poorest funded school districts in the province. Council members, including Coun.

Marvin Hunt, are torn over whether to hold the lid on tax increases or raise the rates in an effort to help the school district catch up with growth.

Crime is an ongoing concern in Surrey – especially in Whalley and Newton. One woman in

North Surrey is irate after her home was burglarized four times in a six-month period.

Elsewhere, Surrey RCMP were extremely busy in the past week as they responded to a wide variety of criminal activity, including a double shooting in Newton; a domestic assault and unlawful confinement incident in Whalley; a homemade pipe bomb and a pedestrian struck by a truck on 8th Avenue in South Surrey.

North Delta has its own crime to deal with as two men staged an armed robbery of a bank on Scott Road.

On a more positive note, commuters are thankful for a new park and ride lot that opened in the past week.

The new facility features space for 961 cars and a “kiss and drop” area for those who just need access to transit without the need to park a vehicle.

And on a more commercial note, apartments in Guildford rent for $380 a month; you can buy Kinney shoes for $11.89 on sale, chicken breasts sell for $2.18 per pound; a loaf of bread is 78 cents; a new townhouse sells for under $210,000 and

everybody is excited about Expo.

Needless to say, the newspaper I’m referencing did not come from the top of the stack in the recycle bin. It was published May 7, 1986 and was provided

by Guildford resident Walt Kerr, who was amazed by how little the issues have changed in the last 28 years.

The newspaper design and production quality are crude by today’s standards, but the content is remarkably similar.

Here we are in 2014 and Surrey councillors still wrestle with the need to address rapid growth in the city versus an almost pathological desire to keep taxes lower than anywhere else in the Lower Mainland.

It’s a nice record to have in a politician’s resume, but are artificially low taxes really a good thing when more than 1,000 people every month are moving into the city and adding to the strain on the

existing infrastructure?

Crime is still an ongoing concern – especially in hot spots like Whalley (sorry, City Centre), Newton and Guildford. The main talking points have changed in that it takes a couple or 24 murders to get our attention today instead of armed robberies, auto theft and brawling, but crime is a constant and people want to know about it.

And that is hardly surprising. Surrey is the second-largest city in the province and while most of the people moving here are hard-working families, there are a few dirt bags making the migration too. If just five per cent of the people moving here are “known to police,” that works out to 50 per month and 600 a year.

With the recidivism rates being what they are, crime will always be an issue here no matter what grandiose plan the collective NDP MLA brain trust tries to sell

to voters.

Marvin Hunt still has a seat on Surrey city council.

He’s come and gone and returned again in the past three decades and now he won’t go away. He won a seat in the legislature in the last provincial election, but has refused to relinquish his council position despite a promise to do so by the first week in January.

Commuting from Surrey to anywhere in the Lower Mainland remains an utter and complete pain in the posterior. So much so that Surrey residents would rather drive than take transit.

And who can blame them? A 20-minute drive from Newton to Morgan Crossing in South Surrey is acceptable. Make the same trip on transit and commuters take a leap into bussing hell complete with three transfers and a trip duration that varies between one to two hours. And that’s

just within Surrey. Stretch the trip to Richmond or South Burnaby or South Vancouver and its no wonder people just say to heck with it and drive.

TransLink recently opened an expanded Park and Ride lot in South Surrey. In over two months of operation, I personally have never seen a car in the new lot aside from kids doing donuts in a beat-up Honda. Thanks for the skateboard park, TransLink.

The Surrey landscape may have changed in the last 28 years, but the issues remain the same. It’s probably safe to say that 30 years from now, Surrey residents will be reading about crime, rapid growth, Coun. Marvin Hunt and lousy transit service.

As the Talking Heads said – same as it ever was, same as it ever was.

Michael Booth can be reached at mbooth@ thenownewspaper.com

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I speak from personal experience when I say that Alzheimer’s disease is devastating not only to those with the disease but also for those who love them.

My wife Shirley was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s about 12 years ago. As a volunteer facilitator, I try to help people by providing support and information.

Caregivers have told me this helps Stan and Shirley them cope with their situation, knowing they are not alone.

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The Editor, Re: “International award for Fusion Festival,” the Now, Jan. 16.

Coun. Mary Martin (chair of the city’s Fusion Festival committee) and the City of Surrey should be proud of their accomplishments in receiving this prestigious international award for the Fusion Festival.

Our event was named the “Best Festival” at the Nashville, Tenn., announcement. It is nice to see a good news story for an event in our community that is only six years old and competing with – and beating out – the prestigious TD Toronto Jazz Festival.

With more than 100,000 people attending last year’s event, it is great to have such a successful event in our city.

Bouquets of roses to the Morgan Creek and Rosemary Heights communities for donating to the White Rock 2003 Renegades Bottle/Coin drive. Thank you! It is greatly appreciated.

Rotten tomatoes to Marvin Hunt for keeping both his job in the legislature and his job on Surrey city council. This, despite the fact he can resign from city council without causing a byelection.

He should have resigned the minute he was elected to the legislature. What does he think, the City of Surrey can’t function without him?

Roses to our Cloverdale neighbour Harvey, from Hilltop Plumbing & Heating, for going above and beyond when he came over to our townhouse and fixed our garburator on his own time. Thank you!

Rotten tomatoes for anybody at Tynehead who doesn’t smoke at the designated smoking areas. If you people refuse to obey the rules, then stay out of the park.

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Rotten tomatoes to our transit system. While driving up 104th Avenue, I passed the 96B line bus. It would be funny if it wasn’t so ridiculous – the bus was empty. I know drivers are only allowed to pick up passengers at certain bus stops but when they are empty they should be able to pick up the 10 or so people waiting for a bus that it drove right past.

Fragrant purple roses to the lovely lady in the Guildford food court who paid for my daughter’s meal. The debit system for our bank cards was down and you did her a great favour. My daughter was quite overwhelmed by your generosity and will pay it forward somehow. You are an angel. Thank you again!

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An extra large rose (with no thorns where your fingers go to pick it up and smell it) to the people who put the roses and rotten tomatoes out there and keep it going every week. Way to go! As well, roses to all of us who send in our roses and rotten tomatoes.

I think it really helps to shed light on all the good people we have in our neighbourhoods. All the best to everyone in 2014.

A lovely bunch of appreciative roses to the helpful pharmacist at Pharmasave on 152nd Street for suggesting that I try fresh ginger tea for my digestive discomfort, instead of try to sell me some over-the-counter product that would probably not have worked as well. And the tea is delicious! Thank you.

Rotten tomatoes to the disrespectful idiots who speed on Zero Avenue. You may feel the “need for speed” when you are on our street. But you cause us residents to live in constant fear of serious accident or even death. The maximum speed on Zero Avenue is 30 km/hr. It’s not a raceway. Please slow down or someone will eventually pay the ultimate price.

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Joy ride for Becky at Surrey Little Theatre ArtsScene Melanie Minty Columnist

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re you stuck in the middle? Middle age, middle management, middle class – just a routine that shows no promise of change, no excitement. Surrey Little Theatre’s next production, Becky’s New Car, is a delightful original comedy (with serious overtones) of what could happen if by chance an escape from “the middle” comes along.

Becky’s New Car isn’t about a new car.

Becky (played brilliantly by Robyn Bradley – I know, I have seen some of the rehearsals) works for a car dealership. Fate steps in one night and offers up a chance at a new life for Becky. The audience helps Becky with her choices, and with other chores, like collating reports. So, just a warning: If you don’t want to participate, don’t sit in the front rows – although, really, this is part of the fun of live theatre.

Marko Hohlbein directs this technically challenging play. The more than 80 lighting cues and 20-something sound cues must operate seamlessly to keep the pace of the play vibrant and Becky frantically moving from one scene to another without benefit of blackouts or costume change. This play needs a strong director, and Hohlbein has the skills.

He also selected an excellent cast consisting of Bradley, Terry Thomas, Phillip J. Hale, Ken Boyd, Laura Luongo, Harry Pering and Cindy Peterson Good.

Becky’s New Car runs from Jan. 30 to Feb. 22 at Surrey Little Theatre (7027 184th St.) on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings at 8 p.m. Tickets are only $15 – book now. Phone reservations are taken at 604-576-8451 and by email, reservations@ surreylittletheatre.com. What if you follow the road not taken just once? Becky does it for you.

The Foursome (the SLT season-opener last fall) and now Becky’s New Car should be familiar to Surrey audiences, as they have been recently performed at Surrey Arts Centre as part of Arts Club Theatre on tour.

It is very brave for a community theatre club to mount a production that has seen great success from a professional company. I can’t compare community (amateur) actors to

Robyn Bradley and Terry Thomas in Surrey Little Theatre’s production of Becky’s New Car, on stage from Jan. 30 to Feb. 22. professionals – you will get a different result, not necessarily better, or worse, just different.

We are fortunate out here in Surrey to have both. Enjoy.

Vancouver’s Arts Club company has been coming out to Surrey Arts Centre for quite a few years now. The popularity of their “on tour” series is on the increase. Driving Miss Daisy is the second of its touring productions for this season, and it runs on the main stage at the Bear Creek Park venue until Jan. 25.

This is one of the most remarkable plays ever written, and won not only a Pulitzer Prize for playwright Alfred Uhry but also an Academy Award for best adapted screenplay and Best Picture, along with a Tony award on Broadway. It was the first play Uhry wrote.

Not bad.

Jessie Award-winning actress Nicola Lipman will win your heart and soul as

the feisty Miss Daisy. John Campbell is the chauffeur, and Brian Linds is Miss Daisy’s son. Tickets are $29 to $43, including all fees.

Student Rush tickets ($15) are subject to availability 30 minutes before curtain. Tickets at 604-501-5566 or tickets.surrey.ca.

Well, there is the one obvious difference between community theatre and the professionals – ticket price. It’s amazing that actors want to be paid for their work.

Even more amazing is that we have a serious supply of actors willing to work only for audience applause.

There’s more community theatre across the river in New Westminster. White Rockbased actor Keaton Mazurek takes the stage at the Bernie Legge Theatre in Lawrence Roman’s domestic comedy, Alone Together.

This is Keaton’s first production with Vagabond Players, but he has previously

performed with Stage 43 and White Rock Players. His roles have included Rick in Woman in Mind, Brian B. in The Good Game, Christopher Ross in Who Walks in the Dark and John in The Lion in Winter. These plays all won community theatre awards. Could it be because of Keaton?

Alone Together is a warm, witty comedy fit for every middle-aged couple that has raised a family and the kids have left home – but return. Directed by Dale Kelly, the play stars two other performers who are well known to Vagabond audiences: Ross Friesen, last seen on the Bernie Legge stage as Maxim de Winter in Rebecca, and Ryan J. Johnson, who made a great hit last season in Fawlty Towers.

Alone Together runs from Jan. 30 to Feb. 22.

For show info, call 604-521-0412 or book by email, reservations@vagabondplayers.ca.

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‘Movies for Change’ docs, others on local screens Tom Zillich

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Some thought-provoking movies will be screened in South Surrey and White Rock this week, and next.

A “Movies for Change” series starts at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 25 at Semiahmoo Library with The Greatest Movie Ever Sold, director Morgan Spurlock’s exploration

of product placement and advertising in Hollywood films. A discussion will follow the screening, at 1815 152nd St., Surrey.

The series continues on Feb. 15 (with The Great Debaters, based on the story of professor Melvin Tolson, who inspired a championship debate team in the Jim Crow south) and March 8 (No Impact Man, focusing on the Manhattan-based Beavan family as they try to live a year making no environmental impact).

For more details, call 604-592-6908 or visit www.surreylibraries.ca.

Elsewhere, the documentary film Bidder 70 is up next in the monthly series hosted by White Rock Social Justice Film Society.

The 73-minute doc, directed by Beth and George Gage, is about a grad student’s fraudulent bid – at a federal auction – to save 22,000 acres of land in Utah from exploration by oil companies.

Bidder 70 will be shown at First United

Church starting at 7 p.m. Friday, Jan. 31, at 15385 Semiahmoo Ave., White Rock.

Meanwhile, Semiahmoo Arts revives its Get Reel film series with Still Mine, a 2012 Canadian film about an elderly couple’s fight against local authorities in rural New Brunswick to build their final home. The movie, starring James Cromwell and Geneviève Bujold, will be shown at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 29 at White Rock Community Centre, 15154 Russell Ave.

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ARTS & LIFE Events guide CONCERTS David Vest Band: Award-winning boogie-woogie piano player/singer performs with band Friday, Jan. 24 at Blue Frog Studios, White Rock, in co-promo with White Rock Blues Society. Info and tickets ($35): 604542-3055, bluefrogstudios.ca.

Vancouver Symphony Orchestra’s “Surrey Nights” series: “Haunted Lovers: Don Giovanni and Francesca da Rimini” concert 8 p.m. Monday, Jan. 27 at Bell Performing Arts Centre, Surrey, featuring Courtney Lewis,

conductor, and Andrew Von Oeyen, piano. Tickets $40 (senior, student and subscriber discounts available) via www.vancouversymphony.ca, 604-876-3434.

Ventos: “Muy Caliente” concert by Vancouver-based woodwind quintet to feature Latin-inspired chamber music, 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 2 at Peace Portal Alliance chapel, South Surrey. Tickets $15/$10 via www. brownpapertickets.com. Show info: www.ventos.org.

“Dueling Pianos Show” featuring Dominik Heins and Carl Sonny Leyland doing three nights at Blue Frog Studios, on Thursday, Jan. 30, Friday, Jan. 31 and Saturday, Feb. 1. Nightly shows at 7 and 9

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White Rock Elks Lodge #431: Live music and special events on select nights, karaoke on Fridays, at 1469 George St., White Rock, 604-5384016, www.whiterockelks.ca. Jan. 25: Robbie Burns Day celebration with DJ Johnny Twocoats and others; Jan. 29: North Bluff; Jan. 31: Chinese New Year dinner and karaoke; Feb. 4: Pride of Erin; Feb. 15: Valentine’s dance with Mighty Big Fraser Band; Five Corners Bistro, 15182 Buena Vista Ave., White Rock. “Jazz Lounge

“Acts of Astonishment” with mentalist Eric Samuels: Performer on stage at Blue Frog Studios on Saturday, March 1, 1328 Johnston Rd., White Rock. Tickets $36.75 via 604-542-3055.

THEATRE/STAGE “Driving Miss Daisy”: Play brought to Surrey Arts Centre’s main stage by Arts Club Theatre Company, to Saturday, Jan. 25. Tickets and info: 604-501-5566, tickets.surrey.ca.

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FLEETWOOD — Surrey may be B.C.’s second-largest city geographically, but there’s hardly anywhere for Patrick McWilliams and his band to play.

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performed in the area for nearly two years, but when it comes to finding all-ages venues in Surrey, there’s “almost nothing.”

“If we want to play a show, it’s pretty much, we get our drum set and some amps and go set up on a field,” he said. “There’s nothing permanent.”

Aside from the odd teenfocused event like Youth Fest or Surrey Shines, the Cut Losses are unable to find all-ages venues for them and their underage fans – and he’s seeing it happen more and more with bigger-name touring groups.

“All the bands that I was brought up on, they aren’t really getting booked at Rogers Arena or bigger venues where anyone can go,” he said.

In B.C., he said, his favourite bands are getting booked at smaller clubs and bars, and there’s no designated areas for minors in those licensed establishments.

“If I want to go see a band, I have to hope that they have a Portland or a Seattle tour date and drive down to the States.”

American venues are allowed to host all-ages concerts where liquor is served; ID is checked at the bar instead of at the door, and the drinking areas are separated from the all-ages areas.

McWilliams said he thinks some Canadian cities are afraid that making an all-ages venue will become a go-to spot for teens to

sneak in drugs and alcohol, but he feels giving youth somewhere to go will have the opposite effect.

“Not only do we not have a venue, but there’s nothing for teenagers to do,” he said, noting that underage house parties with drugs are on the rise. “It makes me kind of depressed.”

In an effort to establish a venue for minors, the Cut Losses are performing a show at Astorino’s Ballroom in Vancouver on Feb. 5 to raise funds for Safe Amp, a non-profit organization dedicated to creating all-ages venues.

“They’re doing it all for free out of volunteer work, which is crazy for people like me,” said McWilliams, adding that Safe Amp has its own P.A. system and a few microphones. “You can basically put on your own show and work with this company and they’ll help market you for free.”

The show – featuring alt-rock bands Rayneman, Northern Rain and The Vidos – has a beach theme to go along with The Cut Losses’s sound. “We try to be surf punk, because that’s how the west coast used to be, especially in California, and all of our favourite bands are of that genre,” he said. “It’s kind of ironic because it’s winter.”

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VISUAL ART “A Feast for the Eyes: Exploring Food Through Art”: Group exhibit focuses on food as inspiration, on view until Feb. 21 at White Rock Community Centre, 15154 Russell Ave., White Rock.

Bite of the Rock Festival: Eighth annual event (Jan. 20 to Feb. 13) celebrates restaurants in White Rock with three-course meals priced at $15, $25, $35 and $45. Participating restaurants listed at www. whiterockbia.com.

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Robbie Burns Day 20th annual dinner and dance, Saturday, Jan. 25 starting at 5:30 p.m. at Star of the Sea hall, 15262 Pacific Ave. Event hosted by the Tam O’Shanter Dancers. Tickets $55, info via 604535-8949 or 604-288-2458.

WRESTLING All Star Wrestling’s “New Years Resolutions” event Saturday Jan. 25 at Alice McKay Building, Cloverdale Fairgrounds, 7:30 p.m. start time. Multiple matches during the evening. Tickets range from $12 to $20 via 604-710-0872, www. allstarwrestlingcanada.ca.

AUTO SHOW Indoor Land Rover Show hosted by the Rover-Landers of British Columbia club, on Saturday, Jan. 25 at Cloverdale Fairgrounds’ Agriplex facility, featuring articulation ramp, merchandise, raffle, movies, technical displays, awards and more, from noon to 8 p.m. Admission is $10 per truck; walk-ins are free. Info online at www.roverlanders.bc.ca.

COMMUNITY A “Gathering of Remembrance” will be hosted by Surrey Hospice Society at Valley View Memorial Gardens (Arbour Building) on Wednesday, Jan. 29 at 7 p.m. “In support those who have experienced the death of a loved one, the evening will include music, readings and a candle-lighting ritual. A time of refreshments and mingling with resource staff will follow.” Please register at 604-584-7006.

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FUNDRAISERS “Blues for the Bank”: Annual musical fundraiser for Surrey Food Bank on Saturday, Jan. 25 at Sheraton Vancouver Guildford Hotel, 15269 104th Ave., Surrey, featuring Agent C and Top Secret band.

Tickets are $20 via 604-581-2827. All net proceeds to the food bank’s Tiny Bundles program.

WALKS/RUNS Surrey Trekkers Walking Club hosts a 10-kilometre walk on Saturday, Jan. 25 starting from Barnston Island ferry dock parking lot (104 Ave. east of 176 St.,); registration starts at 9:30 a.m., walk begins at 10 a.m. New walkers are welcome. For more info, contact Dennis Hutton, 604-588-7520.

MEETINGS CFUW White Rock/Surrey meeting Jan. 28 at 7 p.m. at Victory Memorial Park, 14831 28th Ave., Surrey. Speaker is Debbie McDonald with Semiahmoo Dental Humanitarian Team. She will give a presentation about her trip to Vietnam and Cambodia, where she worked with local dentists abroad.

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Surrey residents Sharon Hyde and Sandra Huber attended the play as part of their sisters’ night out.

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Theatre-goers enjoyed refreshments Thursday prior to the opening of the Arts Club’s Driving Miss Daisy at Surrey Arts Centre; the show continues until Saturday, Jan. 25.

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Surrey Arts Centre’s Ardith Ingvaldson has a laugh while serving up drinks.

The new Surrey council chambers will soon also act as a performance venue. Neil Scott (left) will oversee it. Pictured with Scott is Barb Wolfe, performing arts programmer at Surrey Arts Centre.

Oscar and Herta Loeffler, who live across the street from the arts centre, are celebrating their 53rd wedding anniversary.

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Wildcats slay Dragons in RCMP final Jacob Zinn

ground, with baskets from Dhadda and Okuma, and a three-pointer from Grewal.

They were unable to make up much ground, however, as Tamanawis matched them shot for shot to maintain a healthy lead.

The fourth period started with Tamanawis up 65-36 and after Fleetwood’s Mendiola dropped one of two free, the Wildcats cranked up their defence and kept the ball away from the Dragons for long stretches of play. Bains showed off his three-point shot, draining two baskets from behind the line before fellow Wildcat David Alexander added another two points with a sweet swoosh.

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BEAR CREEK — There was no fairy-tale ending for the Fleetwood Park Dragons.

After a week of competitive senior boys high school basketball, the Tamanawis Wildcats dominated the senior boys’ final of the Surrey RCMP Basketball Classic on Friday night, overwhelming the Dragons 88-47.

The 23rd-annual showcase of Surrey hoops talent packed the bleachers at Enver Creek Secondary as family, friends and fans waited for the tip-off, which was won by Tamanawis. While Fleetwood sunk a pair of three-pointers early on, it wasn’t until the second quarter that they put anymore points on the board.

Meanwhile, the Wildcats gained a considerable lead by putting up tremendous defence and picking their spots under the Fleetwood hoop. Sukhraj Biring picked the ball from Jordan Mendiola for a lay-up to round out the first period 28-6.

“Our strategy was basically to put the gas on and play the entire game trying to get everyone cycled through, every player cycled through off the bench and just keep the intensity up,” said Wildcats assistant coach Andrew Sturgeon after the game.

Tamanawis gained a 30-point lead at the start of the second period, partly due to Sukhjot Bains, who drained two three-point shots in a row, bringing his team’s score to 39 and prompting the Fleetwood coach to call a time out.

“Sukh’s a great player,” said Sturgeon, noting that Bains was named MVP of the tournament. “He’s the force, really. He’s looking to go down south somewhere after the school year, after he graduates.”

The Fleetwood pep talk yielded a threepoint shot by John Tusi, only to be matched shortly after by the Wildcats.

With the score 13-44 toward the end of the second period, Bains went 50 per

Our strategy was basically to put the gas on and play the entire game trying to get everyone cycled through.

Tournament MVP Sukh Bains (25) of the Tamanawis Wildcats uses a stiff arm to fend off pressure from Fleetwood Park Kevin Alexandrov during the championship finale of the Surrey RCMP Basketball Classic Saturday night. (Photo: JACOB ZINN) cent on two sets of foul shots, bringing the Wildcats to 46 points at the half.

At the start of the third, the teams went tit for tat, with Dragons Emeka Okuma and Arjun Dhadda each laying up two points only to be echoed by the Wildcats.

A third lay-up by Akash Grewal was blocked by Sukhman Sandhu, who soon after went two for two on free throws, making the score 53-17. He followed that with a quick two points.

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Free-throws from Mantej Sandhu and Prince Gill pushed the Wildcats’ lead to a game-high 44 points before Tamanawis put it in cruise control to close out the win.

Elsewhere, the Lord Tweedsmuir Panthers edged out the Semiahmoo Totems for third place, with the North Surrey Spartans closing the top five.

Biring was picked for the first all-star team, along with Nimrit Plaha (Panorama Ridge), Filip Samardzic (Johnston Heights), Skylar Sheehan (Semiahmoo) and Nick Smith (Lord Tweedsmuir). Fleetwood’s Kevin Alexandrov and Okuma were second team selections along with Sandhu (Tamanawis), Anoop Nahal (North Surrey) and Brett Norris (Tweedsmuir).

Semiahmoo’s Curtis Harvey was named most inspirational player and three-point champion, while Johnston Heights was named the most sportsmanlike team.

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It’s billed as a show for current and potential riders of all ages.

The Lower Mainland’s milder temperatures make for an earlier return to the roads than in most Canadian cities. This is great news for the local shops, including Deeley Harvey-Davidson, one of more than 150 total exhibitors showcasing their wares over the three-day event.

Visitors will get a look at the newest ATVs, snowmobiles, scooters, and street bikes, from top international manufacturers including Aprilia, BMW Motorrad, Can-Am/ BRP, Ducati, Honda, KTM, MotoGuzzi, MV Agusta, Piaggio, Polaris, Suzuki, Triumph, Vespa, Victory and Yamaha.

“The manufacturers at this year’s show have really outdone themselves,” said Laurie Paetz, Western Show Manager. “From Harley’s Project Rushmore line, to the re-released Honda Valkyrie, to the Kawasaki Teryx, and everything in between, there really is a bike here for everyone.”

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