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Seventeen-year-old Surrey student Alysha Bacus is about to embark on a 10-month sailing trip with 39 other classmates – or first mates – in a program called Class Afloat. She will complete her senior year of high school on a 1927 Norwegian ship while stopping at 20 ports on four continents. Read the full story on page 10. (Photo: LUIZ LOPES)

Surrey students are being taught skills to deal with verbal, physical and sexual violence – and at an earlier age. The violence prevention program SafeTeen, which has been around for 37 years, is currently in all Surrey high schools and about one-quarter of the district’s elementary schools. The program’s founder, Anita Roberts, said the program’s focus right now is to move into the pre-adolescent age – grades six and seven. “There’s so much going on for those 11- and 12-year-olds. They’re too young to even handle what’s happening. The grade seven boys are showing the grade six and seven girls porn on their phones. It’s transforming our kids. We’ve got the girls in grade eight and nine and saying things like, ‘My boyfriend wants me to have group sex.’ Really disturbing things.” Roberts hopes it will be in all of Surrey’s elementary schools sometime next year. The SafeTeen program focuses on body language and students are taught three ways of responding to situations: fear, anger or assertiveness. see PARENTS › page 7

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Gill on transit cash: ‘It’s our turn’ With its heart set on light rail, Surrey city council fears referendum on TransLink funding will cut city short

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Surrey council knows what it wants for transit expansion in the city – light rail. Coun. Tom Gill said Surrey will continue to “spar” with TransLink to secure funding for the system. But Gill, chair of Surrey’s Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, isn’t happy that possible revenue sources for TransLink are set to go to referendum. “Surrey’s been very patient, waiting for every other line to be built. And quite frankly, it’s our turn. I think that there’s no justification to be waiting any further,” Gill said. “There’s no need for there to be a referendum to ask folks whether we should continue to make these investments.” Premier Christy Clark announced in April that any potential revenue sources suggested by the Mayors Council on Regional Transportation, such as tolls on all roads and bridges or a vehicle levy, would be subject to a referendum during the municipal elections in November 2014. The move, Clark said, would allow people to have the chance to decide how much transit they want to pay for. Gill’s concerned that people who are already well served – such as in Vancouver – may not be supportive of spending dollars for a system they won’t benefit from. Gill said Surrey provides $41 million a year to TransLink and is not receiving value for that money. “I think TransLink’s lost context in the sense of who it is they’re serving and why. I think there needs to be a level playing field in terms of what Vancouver is being offered in terms of service per client versus the service level we’re receiving south of the Fraser.” But if Surrey does secure funding for transit expansion, council has its heart set on light rail. Surrey is advocating for three light rail transit routes: 104th Avenue between

Surrey is advocating for three light rail transit routes. The whole network would be roughly 26 kilometres long. (Graphic courtesy of City of Surrey) 152nd Street and City Centre, City Centre to Newton along King George Boulevard, and Fraser Highway between City Centre and Langley. The whole network would be roughly 26 kilometres long. Gill said the city would be widening roadways to accommodate the at-grade rail. The Rapid Transit Now plan, which is posted on the city’s website, says Surrey is pursuing LRT because its cost effective, high quality and flexible. Gill said the city’s been told at-grade rail will cost approximately $65 to $85 million per kilometre and SkyTrain at $100 to $120 million per kilometre. But its more than just the price tag, he added. Given that Surrey’s land mass is three times that of Vancouver’s, Gill said the region needs to be serviced differently. And he said Surrey projects LRT ridership

would be about 165,000 a day by 2041. “Surrey is so vast. We need something that’s so robust that would encourage the utilization versus having a shabby system that’s not going to move anybody and has no incentive,” he said. Gill wants a system that allows people to commute quickly to jobs within the city. “That’s how the city can stay sustainable,” he said. The reliability of transit in the area just isn’t there right now, Gill said. “People, by virtue of ensuring they have

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employment and trying to get to school on time, trying to be good parents, is forcing them all to buy cars.” Gill said other major cities, such as Calgary, Toronto and Ottawa, are looking at or are in the process of expanding rapid transit and are all choosing light rail. Gill said an aggressive timeline the city has talked about is five years. “Obviously, having something go live in five would be an ideal situation,” he said. But some have strong opposition to Surrey’s light rail plans. A group called Better Surrey Rapid Transit thinks SkyTrain would be the better option. Daryl Dela Cruz, the campaign’s director, spoke to Surrey’s Transportation and Infrastructure Committee last April. The group’s preference for SkyTrain is based on high reliability, higher speed and capacity expansion potential, and better offpeak operating frequencies. The group believes full-grade segregation with the SkyTrain will provide better reliability for the Metro Vancouver region as a whole. “Most of the reasons being presented for light rail options, especially over, say, SkyTrain, they’re pretty vague,” Dela Cruz said, adding that the group hopes to speak to Surrey council again in September. But Dela Cruz and Surrey council can agree on one thing: Transit investment should happen in Surrey. “In order for this region to remain sustainable the amount of car trips all over the region have to stay the same as it is now. That’s going to become a problem if we don’t invest in transit in Surrey,” Dela Cruz said. With files from Vancouver Sun

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Money the kingmaker in Surrey ridings

Surrey man charged in Subway robbing spree

Expense reports reveal big spenders win big – except in Delta North

A 29-year-old Surrey man has been arrested and charged in relation to several sandwich store robberies earlier this year. Rupinder Jit Sooch has been charged with nine counts of robbery and seven counts of disguise with intent following a six-month investigation by the Surrey RCMP. The investigation came on the heels of a six-day spree of nine sandwich store robberies around Surrey, Delta and Langley in January and February of this year. Many of the stores were Subways. “The collaboration with our partner police agencies and the assistance from members of the public were instrumental in helping us remove this individual from our streets,” said Sgt. Drew Grainger. Police say the suspect would enter stores with a knife and disguised in a hoodie. After robbing the stores, he would then take off in a silver four-door vehicle. Nobody was hurt in any of the robberies. Sooch’s next court appearance is set for today (Aug. 22). Surrey RCMP remind merchants and the public to remain calm in the event of a robbery and co-operate with demands, calling police once a situation is safe.

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The numbers are in and it looks like when it came to May’s provincial election, money definitely talked in Surrey. In fact, out of the city’s eight provincial ridings, six were won by the biggest spenders, with Surrey-Newton and SurreyTynehead being the only exception. The numbers were revealed in expense reports recently released by Elections B.C. According to the reports, the biggest spender of all the Surrey ridings was Surrey-Fleetwood MLA Peter Fassbender, who received and spent $192,974 during his campaign. Fassbender was heavily promoted by the Liberal party, and ousted incumbent Jagrup Brar of the NDP in that riding. Brar raised a total of $71,396 for his campaign and spent $67,800. In Surrey-Cloverdale, the Liberals’ Stephanie Cadieux raised and spent

Gordon Hogg retaining his position having $86,811. The NDP candidate for that raised and spent $79,661. Susan Keeping riding, Harry Kooner, did not appear to of the NDP raised about half of that at have filed his expenses on time. Surrey-Green Timbers was won by NDP $37,636 and spent $36,835. Amrik Virk’s win in Surreyincumbent Sue Hammell, who Tynehead proved to be one brought in $92,643 and spent of two exceptions to the rule, $82,104 for her campaign. She with his total raised and spent defeated the Liberals’ Amrik coming in at less than his Tung, who raised $69,205 and opponent’s at $97,416. Avtar spent $69,196. Unlike many Bains, his NDP counterpart, other candidates, the majority raised $117,067 and brought in of Tung’s funding came from $108,853 during the campaign. his own pocket, having spent Harry Bains of the NDP kept $45,000 of his own money on Peter Fassbender his seat in Surrey-Newton after his campaign. raising $86,630 and spending Surrey Coun. Marvin Hunt $63,543. On the Liberal front, candidate also kept the ball rolling, raising $99,943 Sukhminder Virk claimed $36,720 in and spending $99,651 to secure his seat income and $68,537 in expenditures. in Surrey-Panorama. His NDP opponent, Finally, in Delta North, the Liberals’ Amrik Mahil, raised $72,141 and spent Coun. Scott Hamilton eked out a victory $67,293. over the NDP candidate and fellow council The NDP’s Bruce Ralston won a decisive member Sylvia Bishop by just 203 votes. victory in Surrey-Whalley, thanks in part That’s despite Hamilton spending nearly to the $112,494 raised and $81,844 spent $24,000 more than Bishop, at $94,063 during that riding’s campaign. In contrast, his Liberal opponent, Kuljeet Kaur, brought compared with Bishop’s $70,906. As for earnings, Hamilton raised $101,139 while in $29,006 and spent $32,116. Bishop brought in $69,280. In the south, Surrey-White Rock remained Liberal territory, with incumbent With files from Amy Reid

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Surrey man charged after indecent act near daycare David Paul Mathon, 48, ordered to stay away from children and parks A 48-year-old Surrey man is facing charges after being found using a sex toy in public right next to a daycare. David Paul Mathon has been charged

with committing an indecent act in a public place and breach of probation after being found with his pants around his ankles and using a vibrator in a grassy area directly adjacent to a daycare in New Westminster last week. According to Transit Police, two officers were on patrol near the Sapperton Station at around 6 p.m. on Aug. 13 when they spotted Mathon in the act. As it was evening, the daycare was closed

and there were no children in the area. Following his arrest, Mathon was found to have a number of tools, crystal meth and marijuana on him, breaching a previous probation order. Mathon is expected to make a court appearance on Aug. 28 and has been ordered not to be within 100 metres of a daycare, park or any area where children might be expected. He is also not to remove any clothing

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A man killed in a suspected targeted hit-andrun last weekend has been identified as 40-year-old Robert Paterson of Surrey. According to homicide investigators, Surrey RCMP received a call just after midnight on Aug. 17 regarding a man who had been hit by a vehicle near the Royal Canadian Legion at 106th Avenue and 135A Street in Whalley. When crews arrived, they found Paterson suffering from serious life-threatening injuries. He was rushed to hospital but died en route. At the time, witnesses at the scene revealed the incident might have been targeted, saying the driver seemed to aim for Paterson and several other people who were narrowly missed. Sgt. Jennifer Pound of the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT) confirmed as much. “Evidence retrieved thus far by IHIT supports the theory that this was a deliberate act on the part of the driver,� Pound said in a release. Following the incident, police arrested and charged 31-year-old Christopher Griffith with criminal negligence causing death and driving with a suspended licence. Griffith appeared in Surrey Provincial Court Tuesday and was released on $5,000 bail. He is expected back in court at a later date.


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Pack the Police Car campaign gives food bank big boost Jacob Zinn Now contributor Twitter @jacobzinn

Surrey RCMP gathered more than $3,300 and 3,000 pounds of food for the Surrey Food Bank during its recent four-day Pack the Police Car campaign. The campaign ran from Aug. 14 to 17, with squad cars stationed at three local Price Smart Foods locations and one Save-OnFoods location. Cops gathered donations for

the food bank’s 65-plus Seniors Distribution program. “This is a tremendous showing of support from the community,” said Marilyn Herrmann, Surrey Food Bank executive director. “Working with great partners such as the Surrey RCMP helps us raise our profile and donations and ensure that some of the more senior members of our community have their nutrition needs taken care of.” Surrey RCMP first took on the Pack the

Police Car campaign last winter – then called the 12 Days of Christmas – as a way to gather donations for the food bank for the Christmas season. They tried it again this summer as June, July and August aren’t often peak months for food donations. “Summer times are slow months for food banks and this is just reminding people that there are always people in need,” said Cpl. Bert Paquet. “The general city was just phenomenal as always - definitely not a

surprise from our community.” Paquet said the RCMP will likely hold another campaign later this year, also in the winter. “After the success we had last year for the 12 Days of Christmas, we have already spoken with the food bank and plan on doing it again this year.” For more information about the Surrey Food Bank or to donate, visit surreyfoodbank.org.

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“Most kids don’t have that skill,” Roberts said of assertiveness. “They’re completely run by their emotions of fear and anger. And they’re fairly reactive if someone looks at them or says something to them. It escalates quickly.” She said youth feel powerful when they know how to manage a situation. Students go through all kinds of situations, including dating, boys pressuring girls for sex, homophobia, bullying and racism. “(These are all) very, very real and very relevant,” Roberts said. The reason high schools have been the program’s main focus for the last few decades is because parents have been less resistant to the program at that age. But with the highly publicized teen suicides in recent years, Roberts said parents have become more accepting. “The parents are really awake now,” she said. “About five years ago it seemed like the whole collective consciousness woke up. I’ve been climbing this mountain for a

long time. Suddenly I realized everybody was seeing what I was seeing and understanding how important it is to empower our kids.” Roberts’ goal is to reach all of Surrey’s Grade 6 and Anita Roberts 7 students but she hopes to soon offer it to even younger kids. “If we had our wishes, we would be in Grade 1 all the way through to Grade 12. Every year the maturity levels change.” Coun. Barinder Rasode first heard Roberts speak at the Surrey Coalition Against Domestic Abuse (SCADA) conference last year and was impressed with the program. She has forwarded Roberts’ proposal to Surrey-Fleetwood MLA Peter Fassbender, minister of education. “I not only support it, but I believe it’s something we need to incorporate as a curriculum,” Rasode said. areid@thenownewspaper.com

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Surrey’s InSeason Farmers’ Market, which ran until Aug. 8 at Art’s Nursery in the Port Kells area, is starting up at a new location for late summer and early fall – the Honeybee Centre in the Clayton Heights area. Anita LaRoche, one of the market managers, said she hopes the new location will draw more people, as the previous location didn’t do as well as she had hoped. “The Art’s Nursery location started to lose vendors because sales were quite low. It seemed to be quiet and out-of-place,” she said. “Honeybee Centre (176th Street and Fraser Highway) is a much more visible corner…. It’s bound to bring more people and draw more attention. ” Besides the location of the market, the dates and times are changing, too. The new market will take place Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., beginning this Saturday. LaRoche wants to see the market run into the beginning of October.

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real until I get there and see the ship.� The Now interviewed her in January, at which point she had raised more than $16,000, in addition to $10,000 from her parents. Now she’s just $3,000 shy of paying off her tuition and travel expenses, estimated at $50,000. So how did she raise more than $20,000 in eight months? She had a little help. “I got a $9,000 scholarship from Class Afloat,� said Bacus, who only learned about the scholarship in May. “I wasn’t expecting anything – I had talked beforehand to people who were doing the program and I’m like, ‘These people are all amazing, there’s no way I’m going to get a scholarship,’ and it turned out I did.� Her grandparents also chipped in $3,000, but what made up most of the difference was the sale of chocolates – a lot of chocolates – plus mowing lawns and recycling cans and bottles. She’s all set for her first semester onboard, and there’s no doubt in her mind that she’ll cover the rest of her studies, including law, English, biology, anthropology, global history and math. “In regular school, some kids will take wood shop or art,� she said. “You don’t really

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get those options – you’re taking academic courses for the most part, but I like that.� Bacus and the other lucky few selected for the trip created a Facebook group so they could discuss the trip leading up to its departure next week. The students come from around the world, including Germany, Switzerland, Norway and Mexico. The crew meets in Collingwood, Ont. and sails up the St. Lawrence River, with stops in Windsor and Montreal. From there, they cross the Atlantic to Portugal, Spain, Canary Islands, Senegal, then back across for a break between semesters in Barbados.

After exploring several Caribbean ports, they will cross the Atlantic once more to France, Netherlands, Scotland and Norway, where Bacus will graduate. “I never thought I’d ever be able to do anything like this,� she said. Anyone interested in donating to the final $3,000 of Bacus’ trip can do so online at dreamafloat.com. If donations exceed the $50,000 target, the extra money will be put toward scholarships for future Class Afloat students. To follow Bacus’ blog while she is at sea, visit dreamafloat.blogspot.ca. jacobzinn@gmail.com

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ust when you think transit service can’t get any worse, TransLink decides most residents of Surrey, White Rock and North Delta should pay double for the privilege of accessing its poorlyexecuted system of transportation. That’s the message served up by the bus barons last week when it was revealed that the new turnstiles being installed at SkyTrain stations will not accept bus transfers. Commuters who use cash to pay their fares on buses will have to purchase a separate ticket at the station if they want to board TransLink’s overpriced choo-choo to complete their journey. This leaves Surrey commuters making a oneoff trip into Vancouver with four options: 1) drive to the SkyTrain station, pay

for parking and then pay again for train fare; 2) buy a bus ticket and then, upon arriving at the SkyTrain station, dig deep and buy a second fare to ride the train; 3) purchase a reloadable transit pass despite making limited use of the system that you, as a taxpayer, are already paying for; or 4) say screw it and just drive into the city, bypassing the intoxicating TransLink experience all together. My guess is Translink will have to either pave a big chunk of Whalley for parking lots to accommodate all the commuters who choose the first option, or the roads and bridges will become even more clogged with people who choose option four. And neither choice fits with TransLink’s stated goal of getting more cars off the road. It’s already well documented how underserved Surrey, White Rock and North Delta are by transit services. Surrey is the second largest city in the province and yet we have to settle for out-ofdate buses, inconvenient service and limited access to SkyTrain – the one part of the TransLink empire upon which the rest of the

people-moving system relies. Surrey only has four SkyTrain stations – Scott Road, Gateway, Surrey Central and King George – and all are located on the northwest edges of the city. None of these access points are located in what can be described as residential neighbourhoods filled with single-family homes with white picket fences out front. Lots of condos sure, but the majority of Surrey’s population dwells in other areas of the city. This means that a Surrey homeowner who wants to take a day trip into Vancouver by transit is most likely looking at a bus trip with multiple transfers just to get to a SkyTrain station, followed by a train ride into

Big Smoke. And now we find out that rather than install a ticketing system that is compatible with the one employed on its bus fleet, TransLink has opted for something that creates even more stress and expense for commuters. It’s even worse for South Surrey residents. Prior to the SkyTrain extension into Richmond, residents of White Rock could take a bus from South Surrey directly into downtown Vancouver. Not anymore. Now any trek on transit into the big city involves a bus ride into Richmond where commuters transfer onto SkyTrain for the remainder of the commute. That’s fine for daily commuters who can buy

passes that make the trek financially viable. For the rest of the residents of one of the fastest growing areas of Surrey, many of whom are seniors, TransLink expects you to buck up – twice. After paying the $4 twozone bus fare to Richmond, South Surrey residents heading to a Canucks game will have to buy a second two-zone pass at Bridgeport SkyTrain station to complete their journey. The total cost will be $8, or $2.50 more than the same trip costs now with a three-zone bus ticket. Most young families and seniors see Surrey as one of the more affordable places to live in the Lower Mainland. TransLink, however, sees the South

Fraser region as a giant cash cow, an area to be milked of cash with minimal investment in return. Surrey, North Delta and White Rock residents pay for TransLink’s whims through property taxes and pay again through fuel levies every time we put gas in our vehicles. In return, we are rewarded with a transit system that seems geared to making it as difficult as possible for us to reach our destinations. Thanks to TransLink, the $25 the parking pirates in downtown Vancouver charge when big events are taking place no longer seems unreasonable. Michael Booth can be reached at mbooth@ thenownewspaper.com

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Dozens of roses to the firefighters and paramedics who responded to my 911 call while my wife was in labour. In a situation that was terrifying and filled with chaos, they brought a measure of calm and professionalism that was greatly appreciated by both of us. Although we didn’t make it to the hospital and our baby girl was born around the corner from our house, you will all be part of an amazing birth story! Congratulations on earning your stork pin. Beautiful, red roses to the wonderful doctors, nurses and porters in Royal Columbian Hospital’s day cardiac unit. I was extremely anxious about having an angiogram but they all were so nice and caring, going about their important work while still caring about how their patients felt and doing their best to reassure them. Thank you so very much to the person who alerted the police about the swerving car travelling on the highway on Aug. 11. If it had not been for you, my aunt who was driving the car could caused an accident. She was taken to hospital and it was determined she was extremely ill. Thank you so much! Bouquets of roses for a lifetime to the Now’s receptionist. She is the loveliest of the lovely both inside and out. She was so helpful and patient on the phone the other day and when I came in she greeted me with a smile and a “How can I help you today?” If every company had employees like her, I’m sure every customer would be as satisfied as I was. A very pretty girl and she can date my grandson if she wants to! A postal truck filled with stinky rancid tomatoes to Canada Post for not fixing our community mail box immediately after it was reported to them that is was broken into. It took

A dog park full of tomatoes to our neighbours on Southridge Drive who let their little dogs bark all morning and again after 10 p.m. I guess they’re immune to the racket. Others aren’t, so please be considerate of your neighbours. A crosswalk full of rancid tomatoes to the gent who nearly got hit crossing against traffic 20 feet from the intersection. Do you have a death wish or were you just too lazy to walk the 20 feet so you could cross safely? Actually, I guess I already know the answer. In response to “truckloads of rotten tomatoes to whomever is responsible for removing benches at 161st Street”... How I would love to send a bench full of rotten tomatoes right back! Please understand, though this is Fleetwood, there is trouble here, too. Perhaps those benches were of help to you, but those who live right beside them have to put up with the pot smokers, drug dealers, loiterers, etc. who frequent the area and use them as well. Roses and a jar of blackberry jam to the grandpa at Tynehead Park who was teaching his grandsons to ride bikes. You went to your truck and got me a rake so I could get to all those blackberries that were just out of reach. Your kindness was much appreciated. You looked like a fun grandpa, and your grandsons were clearly enjoying your company. A bunch of roses to the lady who stopped and assisted me while changing a tire on 148th Street. Your kindness will be passed on. An ocean full of roses to the young lady and her son Aryan, who saw my grandparents struggling during their evening walk and insisted on giving them a lift home, even though it was out of her way and her son was sleeping in the baby seat. People like you make us believe there is still humanity! You are a great example and role model for your baby.

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his isn’t what I was intending to write about. I was planning to write about something pithy and wryly amusing – something to make you laugh (if you’ve a mind to) and something to make you think (if you’ve a mind at all). It was going to be something that would make some people nod in agreement and make some people furrow their brows in disagreement. But moments before I sat down to write my pithy, wry, thoughtful column, I got a phone call. It was one of those calls that you never want to get, even if, somewhere in the nether crannies of the back reaches of your mind, you’ve been kind of expecting it for a while... but just never wanted to admit it. I have been very lucky in life. I have received very few such calls. I have five brothers and a sister, most of them older than I am (and I have to admit I am no spring chicken anymore), and we all got the call today about Dad, just as we all did 27 years ago about Mom. For an immediate family of nine, you’ve got to admit that’s a pretty good record. Now, I know there are some folks out there, maybe a lot of them, who couldn’t have cared less about getting a call like this about their father – or their mother. Not every child loves his or her parents, and often with good reason. But neither Mom nor Dad ever gave any of us reason to feel that way. Mom was in her 60s when she left. Dad would have celebrated his 99th birthday this September. Until a few weeks ago, he was very healthy (for 98, at least). He was able to

walk around – without assistance, thank you very much. He’d had a few very small strokes over the past year or so, but his mind was agile, if not always clear since he entered hospital a month or so ago with a serious infection. Truth is, while his mind was still able to handle practically anything, that body of his had begun to desert him, a little bit at a time, over the past few years. I’m not sure how I feel right at this moment. I guess that’s normal. The whole experience needs to sink in and resolve itself. Like I said, I have been lucky in that I haven’t had a lot of practice dealing with feelings like these. Some special moments keep taking over my consciousness. Interestingly, the ones that keep coming back most clearly are things he said and did that relate to life and death, like the time he suddenly pulled over the car just before the Somass River Bridge early one morning. He told me to walk the sidewalk toward the middle of the bridge. He would cross the bridge and meet me halfway, and when we got “there” I should follow his lead. I didn’t get it. But he always noticed things, and I hadn’t yet seen what he had. We saved a life that day – or at least, Dad did. Even when I finally noticed the woman, it still didn’t register that she was outside the railing, and so cold in the morning mist that, even if she’d changed her mind, she wouldn’t have been able to hang on much longer. The past couple of days he was playing chess... with friends he’d lost long ago. I guess those friends had come to get him, and today, he was ready to go. I had my Dad much longer than most people get to have theirs. Still not long enough. Bob Groeneveld is editor of the Langley Advance and Maple Ridge Times.

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he next time you go to a bar and there’s live music, see if you can tell if the band is really a band – they might actually be a few guys who met 30 minutes prior and are cranking out hits like they’ve performed together for 30 years. Glen Pearson has hosted jam nights since 1992, and has spent the last decade kicking them out at the Sandpiper Pub in White Rock. He runs acoustic jams on Tuesdays and blues jams on Thursdays, and people come out in droves to East Beach for the live music. “My father actually gave me the

Scottsdale Inn (gig) when I was 19 years old,” he said. “He did it for two weeks and thought it was too much work for him, so he asked me to do it. “I showed up by myself with a set of lights, two amps, drums and a piano, and people would just show up – it was packed.” But Pearson doesn’t just host the jam nights – he performs in them as well. He got his start in music at age 12 by playing drums, then picked up guitar and now he’s onstage twice a week, pumping out the blues and rock ‘n’ roll. Similarly, Dan Orlando – nicknamed the Accountant of the Blues – has been performing live music for 48 years, getting his start in bands as a teenager in 1965. He played for 25 years in such groups as The Squires and the Silver Chalice Revue before he got into jam sessions. “Jams didn’t start until the early ’90s,” he said. “The Yale (in Vancouver) was the biggest jam place in town. I met so many people at the Yale.” Throughout his career, Orlando has performed with the likes of Jack Lavin of the Powder Blues Band and Long John Baldry, and is the current leader of Danny O’s Blues Express. To this day, he still performs four or five times per week, often hitting up such local spots as the Sandpiper, Pancho and Lefty’s, and the Flamingo Hotel. He said you never know who might show up to jams, recalling one night at Donegal’s Pub back in 1995 when a rather famous see › page A16

I find that jams are a great way for guys to network. A lot of bands have formed out of my jam sessions. Veteran jam-night host Glen Pearson performs at the Sandpiper Pub in White Rock last Thursday night. (Photo: JACOB ZINN)

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The bandshell at Semiahmoo Park is the stage Sunday for the third annual Blues By the Sea festival, a day-long concert featuring many familiar faces. Brickhouse, Jason Buie Band, James “Buddy” Rogers and David “Boxcar” Gates are among the local R&B/blues performers on stage, along with Arsen Shomakhov, Ellie Johnson, Kathy Frank, James Shepherd and Velvet Bulldozer. Tickets are $20 for the event, which starts at 1 p.m. and runs until around 8:30. Gates open at noon. “It’s a really good setup, very comfortable and with lots of shade, and very family-friendly,” said Phil Q. Davey, festival organizer. “The weather is supposed to be good – sunshine and about 19 degrees. Perfect.” The inaugural festival was held in 2011, and it wasn’t all smooth sailing at first. “The (White Rock Blues Society) said to me, ‘Don’t quit, because it will become

E V S E E NT L A S Guitarist Ellie Johnson is among performers at the Blues By the Sea event Sunday, Aug. 25 at Semiahmoo Park. something one day,’ and that’s the goal,” Davey said. “We’re trying to make it a great thing, and there was a really good vibe last year. That’s what we’re trying to make happen again this year.” A day-long salmon barbecue is available to festival-goers for an additional fee. Festival admission is free for kids 12 and under. Tickets are available in advance via tickets.surrey.ca or in person at Tapestry and Surfside music stores, and at the gate. For details, phone Davey at 604-617-8453.

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“I lost a lot of dreams when I lost my son, but I haven’t stopped dreaming,” said Drew. Eventually, with the trailer and truck paid off, he hopes to expand the Jammin’ 4 Jay concerts and draw in money that can be put toward other worthy local causes. Jammin’ 4 Jay will be held on Sunday, Aug. 25 from 1 to 10 p.m., and will feature a number of local acts, headlined by Tom Lavin and Powder Blues Band. Other acts will be the James “Buddy” Rogers Band, Mad Shadow, In Harms Way, The Sneaks, Pie, Kronik and the Midnight Hours Band. The 19-and-over concert event will be held at 9978 Allard Cres., just west of the village of Fort Langley. This will be the first year that tickets are available for sale online, for $50 at www. jammin4jay.com. Tickets at the gate on the day of the concert will cost $60, and concert-goers are asked to bring their own seating. No pets are allowed.

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Surrey Art Gallery: “Divining Natures,” featuring works by Mary Frances Batut, Elizabeth Carefoot and Deborah Putman, to Aug. 31; “ARTS 2013” juried exhibit of established and emerging artists, to Aug. 31. Gallery is located at Bear Creek Park, 88th Ave./King George Blvd. Info: 604-501-5566, arts.surrey.ca. Watershed Artworks gallery shop: Works by local artists featured at North Delta facility operated by non-profit Watershed Artworks Society, at 11425 84th Ave. Info: 604596-1029, watershedartworks.ca. Coffee Gallery at the Tate: Local gallery with 20 local artists, at #59-7238 189th St. Surrey (facing on 72nd Ave., at 189th). Visit www. CoffeeGalleryattheTate.com. Mind & Matter Art Gallery: Features a variety of works at 13743 16th Ave., South Surrey, 604-5366460, mindandmatterart.com. Cheryl’s Trading Post: Wide range of original Northwest Coast Art, Inuit and Peruvian art featured at gallery, #103-1711 152nd St. (Semiahmoo Shopping Centre), Surrey. Info: email cherylstradingpost@gmail.com.

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Jump Joint Swing: Retro swing dance events held every Saturday night with host Kirk MacIntyre of Metro Kids Society, doors open 9:45 p.m. at Jump Joint dance hall, #11012332 Pattullo Pl., North Surrey (next to Xcalibur Bowling). Admission fee $5, all ages, swing dance classes available. Net proceeds to Metro Kids Society, www.MetroKids.ca. For info, call Marie Welton (604-5360195), www.jumpjointswing.com. Old-time dancing at Kennedy Hall: At 8870 120th St., Surrey, on the first Saturday of every month. “Fun for the whole family,” from 8 to 11 p.m., with live music. Info: Jerry, 604-574-9118.

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GOLF TOURNEYS Semiahmoo House Society and Investors Group’s 7th Annual Charity Golf Tournament will be held Aug. 29 at Morgan Creek Golf Course in South Surrey. Info: www. semi-house-society.com or call 604 536-1242. F.U.B.A.R. “Golf Classic” event at Guildford Golf & Country Club Sunday, Sept. 8, noon to 8 p.m. “Best Ball” tournament complete with hole-in-one opportunities to win a car or $10,000. www.myfubar.com.

LIBRARY EVENTS Eid celebration at George Mackie Library in North Delta: In partnership with the B.C. Muslim Association, the library offers a time of learning to celebrate the Muslim festival of Eid ul Fitr. Food, henna artists and cultural displays will be shared with our community on Aug. 24 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., at 8440 112th St., North Delta. Info: 604-5948155, www.fvrl.bc.ca. Surrey Libraries and SOS Children’s Village BC present the “SOS Prep Squad” at Cloverdale Library (5642 – 176A St.). “This free, drop-in program is for 10-13 year olds who want to be better prepared in Math and Language Arts for the upcoming school year. Kids will get individual attention specific to their learning needs from qualified teachers who provide a safe, positive, and fun learning environment for your child.” Drop in Tuesdays and Thursdays, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., Aug. 13-29. Info: www. surreylibraries.ca, 604-598-7320.

SALES Great Canadian Craft Fair: Fall Into Craft event will take place Saturday Sept. 14 and Sunday, Sept. 15, daily from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., at Cloverdale Agriplex. There is room for 200 exhibitors at the show. Info: greatcanadiancraft.com.

MEETINGS Fraser Valley Gilbert & Sullivan Society Annual General Meeting to be held Saturday, Aug. 24 at Bear Creek Park/Surrey Arts Centre, from 11:30 to 1:30 p.m. “Meeting and the annual presentation of the Jack Sims Award for that FVGSS Member who has gone above and beyond in their contribution to the Society and its’ members.” Info: www.fvgss.org. White Rock Players’ Club Annual General Meeting on Sunday, Aug. 25 at Coast Capital Playhouse. Following the AGM will be a members appreciation BBQ. Info: 604-536-7535.

GARDENS/NATURE Alexandra Community Garden Bus Tour: Event on Sunday, Sept. 8, offers all-day tour of five community gardens in Metro Vancouver, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., $20 fee. “We will visit Burquitlam, Terra Nova in Richmond,

Actor Vince Metcalfe in character as Surrey Reeve (mayor) T.J. Sullivan at Cloverdale Heritage Railway Station, where the City of Surrey’s Re-enactors troupe will entertain this Saturday, Aug. 24 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Reenactors bring Surrey’s true stories to life from the period 1872 to 1945. Ladner, Earthwise in Tsawwassen and our own Alexandra Community Garden in Crescent Beach. Event open to all persons with an interest in gaining knowledge about the growing of organic vegetables in a community garden setting throughout the year. There will be an opportunity to bring home some produce/preserves from some of the gardens.” Master gardeners aboard bus. Register by Sept. 1 with cheque or cash to Collene Ford, 2780B McKenzie Ave., Surrey. Info: 778-294-7339.

SPORTS North Delta Minor Hockey Association welcomes new and returning players to register for the 2013-14 season. Info: www. ndhockey.com. 2013 Surrey International World Music Marathon: presented by Central City, is the 2nd annual event that will hit the streets of the city Sept. 29. Details and race registration at surreymarathon.com.

CALLS/AUDITIONS Surrey Symphony Society auditions for Surrey Youth Orchestra, Intermediate Strings, Junior Strings and Chamber Music 2013/14 concert season will be held on Saturday, Sept. 7 at Surrey Christian Secondary Campus (15353 92nd Ave., Surrey). Programs available for musicians ages 7-20. Visit www. surreysymphony.com. Performers sought for 2013/2014 White Rock Chamber Music series, which begins on Oct. 12 at Crescent Gardens Retirement Community, 1222 King George Blvd., Surrey. “Concerts will be held on the second Saturday of each month from October to May.” Email mshiker4@ gmail.com or ellenneal@telus.net.


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Ubuntu Ogogo volunteers Yvette Mebs, Anni Peters, Sheila Lahmer, Jean Bethune, Jane Lawson, Pat Campbell, and Nancy Kalinovich.

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know you like to “like” on Facebook). Auditions for the 17th Season of Surrey Youth Theatre Company and Mini SYTCo are being set. The youth company offers training and performance opportunities for boys and girls ages eight to 17. For the audition, you need to prepare an ageappropriate monologue and two selections from musical theatre. Mini SYTCo is designed for ages six to eight. To register and get all the current, correct information regarding this company, email sytco@shaw. ca or call 604-538-9793. It always amazes me how many people want to sing, dance and act all at the same time, but there it is. Musical theatre is popular – and there are so few jobs available in the industry. It doesn’t matter, though; we live in Surrey, and there are ample opportunities to participate in community theatre. It is a lifetime social recreation, and gives us all our chance to make Surrey a hub of the arts. Just one last parting comment: In 2008, Surrey was named a Cultural Capital of Canada by the department of Canadian Heritage. Vancouver received this designation in 2011. Thank you very much.

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for auditions. Here’s more: “Sing your heart out” is the banner for the B.C. Girls Choir. Auditions are now being held for the 2013-2014 season. The tenth season for this acclaimed choir is a year of celebration in song. Already planned for the year are concerts, camps and festival performances. Exciting additions to the calendar will be hosting the world famous Australian Girls Choir and being the opening act for a Valentine’s Day concert with The Nylons. The choir is led by professional singer and music educator Fiona Blackburn. “By providing the girls with an environment in which they can be taught to sing well, perform great literature and create strong and long lasting relationships, how can they not succeed? Children are innately creative beings and they want to share their work with the people they love and admire. As a choral leader, my job is to facilitate what comes naturally to young people,” Blackburn explains. To book an audition, visit the choir’s website www.bcgirlschoir.org, or phone or email Lynn van Zanten at 604-542-1698, lynn@bcgirlschoir.org. Also, “like” the choir at www.facebook.com/BCGirlsChoir (I

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more of a cultural hub. “You could generate a huge portion of your revenue from your creative economy,” she said. Let me just point out the Fusion Festival, Surrey Children’s Festival, Surrey Symphony Society and Surrey Festival of Dance as just a few of the examples of what is already happening in Surrey on a grand scale. Community theatre, such as Surrey Little Theatre and Fraser Valley Gilbert & Sullivan Society, both generate dollars to businesses and offer quality theatre experiences to our city. I could go on, but you get the drift. Mayor Dianne Watts is already looking at the future of the arts in Surrey, and we are on the right track. Of course, there is more to come, and development of the new infrastructures could encourage more arts-related businesses to thrive in the more affordable spaces available in Surrey – but we are on it, and in no small part of the vision of Mayor Watts and the city councillors. OK, so you get it. Surrey does have a vibrant arts and culture community, and a population interested in participating. Last week I told you about some opportunities


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He was supposed to be a Runnin’ Rebel in the Nevada desert, but Adam Svensson is happy to have wound up a Buccaneer in South Florida. South Surrey’s Svensson, 19, thought he had his future mapped out when he graduated from Earl Marriott Secondary in 2012 with a golf scholarship in his pocket from the University of Nevada-Las Vegas. When his final high school transcript arrived, however, Svensson was forced to make other plans. It was then that he discovered the electives he chose to take in high school did nothing to help his SAT scores, forcing Svensson to make the difference in online courses last fall. By the time he had finished his upgrading, the UNLV offer was off the table and Svensson had to find a new university home in time to start classes in January. That turned out to be tiny Barry University, a Miami-area school that boasts one of the top university golf programs among NCAA Division II schools. “I’m glad I ended up at Barry; it’s a good place for me,” Svensson said. “UNLV would have been a lot of fun too, but I’m happy where I am. It’s kind of like a small family. All the guys on the golf team get along and we won a national championship so that was pretty cool.” Needless to say, the transition from to university in a large U.S. city was not an easy one. In addition to learning how to manage his own affairs and get the hang of university-level academics, Svensson had the added challenge of fitting into a campus community as a newcomer midway through the school year. “I was all by myself there, but I’m kind of used to that because I’ve been travelling to tournaments on my own for a couple of years now,” he said. “Being on the Canadian Development Team helped a lot because they taught me how to handle things that come up when you travel. They taught me how to prepare, what to look for on the golf course, what to bring with me when I travel — things like that.” Fortunately for Svensson, he figured out the non-golf issues in the first month and was ready to go when the golf season began in late January. Svensson chose Barry because of its golf

After a late start to the school year, Adam Svensson made the most of his first college season by helping Barry University win a national title. Svensson won the Phil Mickelson Award as the top freshman golfer and was named an All-American. (Photo: KEVIN HILL) program and the Buccaneers of the link did not disappoint. Under head coach Jimmy Stobs, the Barry golfers have become a powerhouse among NCAA Div. II schools. Thanks to technology, Svensson was able to maintain contact with Vancouver-area golf coach Rob Houlding for instructions on his swing. For the rest of his game, he relied on the resident master chipping and putting. “Our coach (Stobs) is the best short game player I’ve ever seen in my life and he taught me a lot about that,” Svensson said. “He’s always on me about practising my putting and chipping. He’s really good at the short game and that’s something I really need to work on. He’s helped me a lot and I can

really see improvement in my short game this summer.” The Barry golf program offers its members plenty of competition even when the players aren’t decked out in school colours for tournaments. With 13 guys on the team and only five spots open for tournament play, the Barry golfers have to qualify to represent the school. At the beginning of the year, the team plays eight rounds with the top five scorers earning the right to represent the school in the next three tournaments. This is repeated after every third tournament for the remainder of the golf season. The only way to avoid qualifying is to finish in the Top 10 in a tournament.

Svensson used this loophole to his advantage in his freshman season, winning the first qualifying tournament and then placing in the top 10 of all eight tournaments during the season. The only time he did not crack the Top 10 was in the NCAA Div. II national championship in Pennsylvania where he placed 12th. At the national championship finale, Svensson was awarded the Phil Mickelson Award as the top freshman in NCAA Div. II golf and was named to the All-American team. Barry won the NCAA Div. II national title and Svensson set a new Buccaneers record as the only golfer in school history to post a season stroke average under par (71.26). “I knew I was in the running for it but there are other good golfers out there too,” he said of the Mickelson Award. “When they announced my name I was really happy to win it. I didn’t really know a lot about the award and probably didn’t realize how important it was until my buddies on the golf team told me it was an important award to win. It’s very cool to win it and I was pretty stoked about it.” When he returned to the West Coast, Svensson’s golf game did not cool off. He won the Vancouver Open amateur and forced a playoff before winding up second at the B.C. men’s amateur championship. Svensson then placed fourth at the prestigious Sahalee Players Championship, a result that moved him 30 places up the world amateur rankings into 98th. Earlier this month, Svensson posted the lowest score in the final round at the Canadian men’s amateur championship event to finish in fifth place overall and third among Canadian golfers entered. The summer was fun, but now he is itching to get back to business in Miami. He finished last season ranked third overall among NCAA Div. II golfers and 12th among NCAA golfers regardless of division. “I’m happy with the way I played,” he said. “I played well overall but I made some mental mistakes that I’ll learn from. “It’s funny — at the end of the school year I had three weeks in Miami where I was kind of by myself with the team. I was kind of sick of Miami by that point and I wanted to get back home. Now I can’t wait to get back to Miami and get going again. I’m excited to get back with the team and start playing again.”

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Eagles camp underway The Surrey Eagles are back on the ice preparing to defend their B.C. Hockey League championship. The Eagles began training camp this week at South Surrey Arena and will begin exhibition play this weekend. The Eagles will host the Chilliwack Chiefs on Friday (Aug. 23) at 7 p.m. before travelling to Chilliwack for a return date the following night. The two teams will meet one more time on Aug. 29 in Chilliwack. The regular season begins on Sept. 6 with the annual showcase event in Chilliwack where Surrey will play games against Vernon and West Kelowna. The Eagles will stage their home opener Sept. 13 against Langley.

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Surrey council knows what it wants for transit expansion in the city – light rail. Coun. Tom Gill said Surrey will continue to “spar” with TransLink to secure funding for the system. But Gill, chair of Surrey’s Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, isn’t happy that possible revenue sources for TransLink are set to go to referendum. “Surrey’s been very patient, waiting for every other line to be built. And quite frankly, it’s our turn. I think that there’s no justification to be waiting any further,” Gill said. “There’s no need for there to be a referendum to ask folks whether we should continue to make these investments.” Premier Christy Clark announced in April that any potential revenue sources suggested by the Mayors Council on Regional Transportation, such as tolls on all roads and bridges or a vehicle levy, would be subject to a referendum during the municipal elections in November 2014. The move, Clark said, would allow people to have the chance to decide how much transit they want to pay for. Gill’s concerned that people who are already well served – such as in Vancouver – may not be supportive of spending dollars for a system they won’t benefit from. Gill said Surrey provides $41 million a year to TransLink and is not receiving value for that money. “I think TransLink’s lost context in the sense of who it is they’re serving and why. I think there needs to be a level playing field in terms of what Vancouver is being offered in terms of service per client versus the service level we’re receiving south of the Fraser.” But if Surrey does secure funding for transit expansion, council has its heart set on light rail. Surrey is advocating for three light rail transit routes: 104th Avenue between

Surrey is advocating for three light rail transit routes. The whole network would be roughly 26 kilometres long. (Graphic courtesy of City of Surrey) 152nd Street and City Centre, City Centre to Newton along King George Boulevard, and Fraser Highway between City Centre and Langley. The whole network would be roughly 26 kilometres long. Gill said the city would be widening roadways to accommodate the at-grade rail. The Rapid Transit Now plan, which is posted on the city’s website, says Surrey is pursuing LRT because its cost effective, high quality and flexible. Gill said the city’s been told at-grade rail will cost approximately $65 to $85 million per kilometre and SkyTrain at $100 to $120 million per kilometre. But its more than just the price tag, he added. Given that Surrey’s land mass is three times that of Vancouver’s, Gill said the region needs to be serviced differently. And he said Surrey projects LRT ridership

would be about 165,000 a day by 2041. “Surrey is so vast. We need something that’s so robust that would encourage the utilization versus having a shabby system that’s not going to move anybody and has no incentive,” he said. Gill wants a system that allows people to commute quickly to jobs within the city. “That’s how the city can stay sustainable,” he said. The reliability of transit in the area just isn’t there right now, Gill said. “People, by virtue of ensuring they have

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A 29-year-old Surrey man has been arrested and charged in relation to several sandwich store robberies earlier this year. Rupinder Jit Sooch has been charged with nine counts of robbery and seven counts of disguise with intent following a six-month investigation by the Surrey RCMP. The investigation came on the heels of a six-day spree of nine sandwich store robberies around Surrey, Delta and Langley in January and February of this year. Many of the stores were Subways. “The collaboration with our partner police agencies and the assistance from members of the public were instrumental in helping us remove this individual from our streets,” said Sgt. Drew Grainger. Police say the suspect would enter stores with a knife and disguised in a hoodie. After robbing the stores, he would then take off in a silver four-door vehicle. Nobody was hurt in any of the robberies. Sooch’s next court appearance is set for today (Aug. 22). Surrey RCMP remind merchants and the public to remain calm in the event of a robbery and co-operate with demands, calling police once a situation is safe.

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The numbers are in and it looks like when it came to May’s provincial election, money definitely talked in Surrey. In fact, out of the city’s eight provincial ridings, six were won by the biggest spenders, with Surrey-Newton and SurreyTynehead being the only exception. The numbers were revealed in expense reports recently released by Elections B.C. According to the reports, the biggest spender of all the Surrey ridings was Surrey-Fleetwood MLA Peter Fassbender, who received and spent $192,974 during his campaign. Fassbender was heavily promoted by the Liberal party, and ousted incumbent Jagrup Brar of the NDP in that riding. Brar raised a total of $71,396 for his campaign and spent $67,800. In Surrey-Cloverdale, the Liberals’ Stephanie Cadieux raised and spent

Gordon Hogg retaining his position having $86,811. The NDP candidate for that raised and spent $79,661. Susan Keeping riding, Harry Kooner, did not appear to of the NDP raised about half of that at have filed his expenses on time. Surrey-Green Timbers was won by NDP $37,636 and spent $36,835. Amrik Virk’s win in Surreyincumbent Sue Hammell, who Tynehead proved to be one brought in $92,643 and spent of two exceptions to the rule, $82,104 for her campaign. She with his total raised and spent defeated the Liberals’ Amrik coming in at less than his Tung, who raised $69,205 and opponent’s at $97,416. Avtar spent $69,196. Unlike many Bains, his NDP counterpart, other candidates, the majority raised $117,067 and brought in of Tung’s funding came from $108,853 during the campaign. his own pocket, having spent Harry Bains of the NDP kept $45,000 of his own money on Peter Fassbender his seat in Surrey-Newton after his campaign. raising $86,630 and spending Surrey Coun. Marvin Hunt $63,543. On the Liberal front, candidate also kept the ball rolling, raising $99,943 Sukhminder Virk claimed $36,720 in and spending $99,651 to secure his seat income and $68,537 in expenditures. in Surrey-Panorama. His NDP opponent, Finally, in Delta North, the Liberals’ Amrik Mahil, raised $72,141 and spent Coun. Scott Hamilton eked out a victory $67,293. over the NDP candidate and fellow council The NDP’s Bruce Ralston won a decisive member Sylvia Bishop by just 203 votes. victory in Surrey-Whalley, thanks in part That’s despite Hamilton spending nearly to the $112,494 raised and $81,844 spent $24,000 more than Bishop, at $94,063 during that riding’s campaign. In contrast, his Liberal opponent, Kuljeet Kaur, brought compared with Bishop’s $70,906. As for earnings, Hamilton raised $101,139 while in $29,006 and spent $32,116. Bishop brought in $69,280. In the south, Surrey-White Rock remained Liberal territory, with incumbent With files from Amy Reid

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with committing an indecent act in a public place and breach of probation after being found with his pants around his ankles and using a vibrator in a grassy area directly adjacent to a daycare in New Westminster last week. According to Transit Police, two officers were on patrol near the Sapperton Station at around 6 p.m. on Aug. 13 when they spotted Mathon in the act. As it was evening, the daycare was closed

and there were no children in the area. Following his arrest, Mathon was found to have a number of tools, crystal meth and marijuana on him, breaching a previous probation order. Mathon is expected to make a court appearance on Aug. 28 and has been ordered not to be within 100 metres of a daycare, park or any area where children might be expected. He is also not to remove any clothing

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Surrey’s InSeason Farmers’ Market, which ran until Aug. 8 at Art’s Nursery in the Port Kells area, is starting up at a new location for late summer and early fall – the Honeybee Centre in the Clayton Heights area. Anita LaRoche, one of the market managers, said she hopes the new location will draw more people, as the previous location didn’t do as well as she had hoped. “The Art’s Nursery location started to lose vendors because sales were quite low. It seemed to be quiet and out-of-place,” she said. “Honeybee Centre (176th Street and Fraser Highway) is a much more visible corner…. It’s bound to bring more people and draw more attention. ” Besides the location of the market, the dates and times are changing, too. The new market will take place Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., beginning this Saturday. LaRoche wants to see the market run into the beginning of October.

In North Delta, Anne Janzen started up the Firehall Farmers’ Market which runs every other Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Firehall Centre for the Arts. Janzen told the Now she would love to see the community support it year-round, and that wish is finally coming true. A winter market will open its doors at Sunbury Hall in North Delta in late September through to December for a “harvest festival” and “Christmas festival,” and again from March to May for a “spring festival.” This will be the only winter market in the area, said Janzen, who tried to start a winter market in Surrey last year, but failed. “This is what actually propelled me to do any market at all, was to try and get a winter market started in Surrey last year. I had the public asking for it, the vendors asking for it and … I couldn’t believe I couldn’t get one started,” she said. But Janzen had better luck in North Delta, and even though the summer market at the Firehall still has dates left, she said she already can’t wait to get the winter market going.

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Alysha Bacus doesn’t have any boating experience, but that’s not stopping her from going on a 10-month “school at sea.� This Tuesday, the 17-year-old will embark on a 10-month sailing trip with 39 other classmates – or first mates – in a program called Class Afloat. She will complete her senior year of high school on a 1927 Norwegian ship while stopping at 20 ports on four continents. “I’m super excited – it still doesn’t quite feel real,� she said. “I don’t think it will feel

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people-moving system relies. Surrey only has four SkyTrain stations – Scott Road, Gateway, Surrey Central and King George – and all are located on the northwest edges of the city. None of these access points are located in what can be described as residential neighbourhoods filled with single-family homes with white picket fences out front. Lots of condos sure, but the majority of Surrey’s population dwells in other areas of the city. This means that a Surrey homeowner who wants to take a day trip into Vancouver by transit is most likely looking at a bus trip with multiple transfers just to get to a SkyTrain station, followed by a train ride into

Big Smoke. And now we find out that rather than install a ticketing system that is compatible with the one employed on its bus fleet, TransLink has opted for something that creates even more stress and expense for commuters. It’s even worse for South Surrey residents. Prior to the SkyTrain extension into Richmond, residents of White Rock could take a bus from South Surrey directly into downtown Vancouver. Not anymore. Now any trek on transit into the big city involves a bus ride into Richmond where commuters transfer onto SkyTrain for the remainder of the commute. That’s fine for daily commuters who can buy

passes that make the trek financially viable. For the rest of the residents of one of the fastest growing areas of Surrey, many of whom are seniors, TransLink expects you to buck up – twice. After paying the $4 twozone bus fare to Richmond, South Surrey residents heading to a Canucks game will have to buy a second two-zone pass at Bridgeport SkyTrain station to complete their journey. The total cost will be $8, or $2.50 more than the same trip costs now with a three-zone bus ticket. Most young families and seniors see Surrey as one of the more affordable places to live in the Lower Mainland. TransLink, however, sees the South

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A dog park full of tomatoes to our neighbours on Southridge Drive who let their little dogs bark all morning and again after 10 p.m. I guess they’re immune to the racket. Others aren’t, so please be considerate of your neighbours. A crosswalk full of rancid tomatoes to the gent who nearly got hit crossing against traffic 20 feet from the intersection. Do you have a death wish or were you just too lazy to walk the 20 feet so you could cross safely? Actually, I guess I already know the answer. In response to “truckloads of rotten tomatoes to whomever is responsible for removing benches at 161st Street”... How I would love to send a bench full of rotten tomatoes right back! Please understand, though this is Fleetwood, there is trouble here, too. Perhaps those benches were of help to you, but those who live right beside them have to put up with the pot smokers, drug dealers, loiterers, etc. who frequent the area and use them as well. Roses and a jar of blackberry jam to the grandpa at Tynehead Park who was teaching his grandsons to ride bikes. You went to your truck and got me a rake so I could get to all those blackberries that were just out of reach. Your kindness was much appreciated. You looked like a fun grandpa, and your grandsons were clearly enjoying your company. A bunch of roses to the lady who stopped and assisted me while changing a tire on 148th Street. Your kindness will be passed on. An ocean full of roses to the young lady and her son Aryan, who saw my grandparents struggling during their evening walk and insisted on giving them a lift home, even though it was out of her way and her son was sleeping in the baby seat. People like you make us believe there is still humanity! You are a great example and role model for your baby.

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walk around – without assistance, thank you very much. He’d had a few very small strokes over the past year or so, but his mind was agile, if not always clear since he entered hospital a month or so ago with a serious infection. Truth is, while his mind was still able to handle practically anything, that body of his had begun to desert him, a little bit at a time, over the past few years. I’m not sure how I feel right at this moment. I guess that’s normal. The whole experience needs to sink in and resolve itself. Like I said, I have been lucky in that I haven’t had a lot of practice dealing with feelings like these. Some special moments keep taking over my consciousness. Interestingly, the ones that keep coming back most clearly are things he said and did that relate to life and death, like the time he suddenly pulled over the car just before the Somass River Bridge early one morning. He told me to walk the sidewalk toward the middle of the bridge. He would cross the bridge and meet me halfway, and when we got “there” I should follow his lead. I didn’t get it. But he always noticed things, and I hadn’t yet seen what he had. We saved a life that day – or at least, Dad did. Even when I finally noticed the woman, it still didn’t register that she was outside the railing, and so cold in the morning mist that, even if she’d changed her mind, she wouldn’t have been able to hang on much longer. The past couple of days he was playing chess... with friends he’d lost long ago. I guess those friends had come to get him, and today, he was ready to go. I had my Dad much longer than most people get to have theirs. Still not long enough. Bob Groeneveld is editor of the Langley Advance and Maple Ridge Times.

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he next time you go to a bar and there’s live music, see if you can tell if the band is really a band – they might actually be a few guys who met 30 minutes prior and are cranking out hits like they’ve performed together for 30 years. Glen Pearson has hosted jam nights since 1992, and has spent the last decade kicking them out at the Sandpiper Pub in White Rock. He runs acoustic jams on Tuesdays and blues jams on Thursdays, and people come out in droves to East Beach for the live music. “My father actually gave me the

Scottsdale Inn (gig) when I was 19 years old,” he said. “He did it for two weeks and thought it was too much work for him, so he asked me to do it. “I showed up by myself with a set of lights, two amps, drums and a piano, and people would just show up – it was packed.” But Pearson doesn’t just host the jam nights – he performs in them as well. He got his start in music at age 12 by playing drums, then picked up guitar and now he’s onstage twice a week, pumping out the blues and rock ‘n’ roll. Similarly, Dan Orlando – nicknamed the Accountant of the Blues – has been performing live music for 48 years, getting his start in bands as a teenager in 1965. He played for 25 years in such groups as The Squires and the Silver Chalice Revue before he got into jam sessions. “Jams didn’t start until the early ’90s,” he said. “The Yale (in Vancouver) was the biggest jam place in town. I met so many people at the Yale.” Throughout his career, Orlando has performed with the likes of Jack Lavin of the Powder Blues Band and Long John Baldry, and is the current leader of Danny O’s Blues Express. To this day, he still performs four or five times per week, often hitting up such local spots as the Sandpiper, Pancho and Lefty’s, and the Flamingo Hotel. He said you never know who might show up to jams, recalling one night at Donegal’s Pub back in 1995 when a rather famous see › page A16

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Surfside Music, Memphis Blues (at 161A St., South Surrey). Free admission for kids 12 and under. Salmon barbecue, food/drink, arts/ crafts available. Ernie Watts: Grammy Awardwinning saxophonist performs two shows Sunday, Sept. 1 at Blue Frog Studios in White Rock, with shows at 7 and 9:30 p.m. Tickets $35 via bluefrogstudios.ca. Darren Lee and the Memphis Flash: Elvis tribute band performs Thursday, Sept. 5 at Coast Capital Playhouse, White Rock. Tickets $45 via 604-536-7535, www. whiterockplayers.ca.

CONCERTS Blues by the Sea: Third annual daylong festival celebrates R&B music Sunday, Aug. 25 at Semiahmoo Park’s Spirit Stage, White Rock, featuring Brickhouse, Jason Buie Band, James “Buddy� Rogers, David “Boxcar� Gates, Arsen Shomokhov, Ellie Johnson, Kathy Frank, James Shepherd and Velvet Bulldozer. Gates open at noon, tickets $20 via 604-501-5566, Tapestry Music,

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Jump Joint Swing: Retro swing dance events held every Saturday night with host Kirk MacIntyre of Metro Kids Society, doors open 9:45 p.m. at Jump Joint dance hall, #11012332 Pattullo Pl., North Surrey (next to Xcalibur Bowling). Admission fee $5, all ages, swing dance classes available. Net proceeds to Metro Kids Society, www.MetroKids.ca. For info, call Marie Welton (604-5360195), www.jumpjointswing.com. Old-time dancing at Kennedy Hall: At 8870 120th St., Surrey, on the first Saturday of every month. “Fun for the whole family,” from 8 to 11 p.m., with live music. Info: Jerry, 604-574-9118.

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GOLF TOURNEYS Semiahmoo House Society and Investors Group’s 7th Annual Charity Golf Tournament will be held Aug. 29 at Morgan Creek Golf Course in South Surrey. Info: www. semi-house-society.com or call 604 536-1242. F.U.B.A.R. “Golf Classic” event at Guildford Golf & Country Club Sunday, Sept. 8, noon to 8 p.m. “Best Ball” tournament complete with hole-in-one opportunities to win a car or $10,000. www.myfubar.com.

LIBRARY EVENTS Eid celebration at George Mackie Library in North Delta: In partnership with the B.C. Muslim Association, the library offers a time of learning to celebrate the Muslim festival of Eid ul Fitr. Food, henna artists and cultural displays will be shared with our community on Aug. 24 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., at 8440 112th St., North Delta. Info: 604-5948155, www.fvrl.bc.ca. Surrey Libraries and SOS Children’s Village BC present the “SOS Prep Squad” at Cloverdale Library (5642 – 176A St.). “This free, drop-in program is for 10-13 year olds who want to be better prepared in Math and Language Arts for the upcoming school year. Kids will get individual attention specific to their learning needs from qualified teachers who provide a safe, positive, and fun learning environment for your child.” Drop in Tuesdays and Thursdays, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., Aug. 13-29. Info: www. surreylibraries.ca, 604-598-7320.

SALES Great Canadian Craft Fair: Fall Into Craft event will take place Saturday Sept. 14 and Sunday, Sept. 15, daily from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., at Cloverdale Agriplex. There is room for 200 exhibitors at the show. Info: greatcanadiancraft.com.

MEETINGS Fraser Valley Gilbert & Sullivan Society Annual General Meeting to be held Saturday, Aug. 24 at Bear Creek Park/Surrey Arts Centre, from 11:30 to 1:30 p.m. “Meeting and the annual presentation of the Jack Sims Award for that FVGSS Member who has gone above and beyond in their contribution to the Society and its’ members.” Info: www.fvgss.org. White Rock Players’ Club Annual General Meeting on Sunday, Aug. 25 at Coast Capital Playhouse. Following the AGM will be a members appreciation BBQ. Info: 604-536-7535.

GARDENS/NATURE Alexandra Community Garden Bus Tour: Event on Sunday, Sept. 8, offers all-day tour of five community gardens in Metro Vancouver, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., $20 fee. “We will visit Burquitlam, Terra Nova in Richmond,

Actor Vince Metcalfe in character as Surrey Reeve (mayor) T.J. Sullivan at Cloverdale Heritage Railway Station, where the City of Surrey’s Re-enactors troupe will entertain this Saturday, Aug. 24 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Reenactors bring Surrey’s true stories to life from the period 1872 to 1945. Ladner, Earthwise in Tsawwassen and our own Alexandra Community Garden in Crescent Beach. Event open to all persons with an interest in gaining knowledge about the growing of organic vegetables in a community garden setting throughout the year. There will be an opportunity to bring home some produce/preserves from some of the gardens.” Master gardeners aboard bus. Register by Sept. 1 with cheque or cash to Collene Ford, 2780B McKenzie Ave., Surrey. Info: 778-294-7339.

SPORTS North Delta Minor Hockey Association welcomes new and returning players to register for the 2013-14 season. Info: www. ndhockey.com. 2013 Surrey International World Music Marathon: presented by Central City, is the 2nd annual event that will hit the streets of the city Sept. 29. Details and race registration at surreymarathon.com.

CALLS/AUDITIONS Surrey Symphony Society auditions for Surrey Youth Orchestra, Intermediate Strings, Junior Strings and Chamber Music 2013/14 concert season will be held on Saturday, Sept. 7 at Surrey Christian Secondary Campus (15353 92nd Ave., Surrey). Programs available for musicians ages 7-20. Visit www. surreysymphony.com. Performers sought for 2013/2014 White Rock Chamber Music series, which begins on Oct. 12 at Crescent Gardens Retirement Community, 1222 King George Blvd., Surrey. “Concerts will be held on the second Saturday of each month from October to May.” Email mshiker4@ gmail.com or ellenneal@telus.net.


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Ubuntu Ogogo volunteers Yvette Mebs, Anni Peters, Sheila Lahmer, Jean Bethune, Jane Lawson, Pat Campbell, and Nancy Kalinovich.

Betty Sing, president of Surrey Memorial Hospital Auxilliary.

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know you like to “like” on Facebook). Auditions for the 17th Season of Surrey Youth Theatre Company and Mini SYTCo are being set. The youth company offers training and performance opportunities for boys and girls ages eight to 17. For the audition, you need to prepare an ageappropriate monologue and two selections from musical theatre. Mini SYTCo is designed for ages six to eight. To register and get all the current, correct information regarding this company, email sytco@shaw. ca or call 604-538-9793. It always amazes me how many people want to sing, dance and act all at the same time, but there it is. Musical theatre is popular – and there are so few jobs available in the industry. It doesn’t matter, though; we live in Surrey, and there are ample opportunities to participate in community theatre. It is a lifetime social recreation, and gives us all our chance to make Surrey a hub of the arts. Just one last parting comment: In 2008, Surrey was named a Cultural Capital of Canada by the department of Canadian Heritage. Vancouver received this designation in 2011. Thank you very much.

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for auditions. Here’s more: “Sing your heart out” is the banner for the B.C. Girls Choir. Auditions are now being held for the 2013-2014 season. The tenth season for this acclaimed choir is a year of celebration in song. Already planned for the year are concerts, camps and festival performances. Exciting additions to the calendar will be hosting the world famous Australian Girls Choir and being the opening act for a Valentine’s Day concert with The Nylons. The choir is led by professional singer and music educator Fiona Blackburn. “By providing the girls with an environment in which they can be taught to sing well, perform great literature and create strong and long lasting relationships, how can they not succeed? Children are innately creative beings and they want to share their work with the people they love and admire. As a choral leader, my job is to facilitate what comes naturally to young people,” Blackburn explains. To book an audition, visit the choir’s website www.bcgirlschoir.org, or phone or email Lynn van Zanten at 604-542-1698, lynn@bcgirlschoir.org. Also, “like” the choir at www.facebook.com/BCGirlsChoir (I

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more of a cultural hub. “You could generate a huge portion of your revenue from your creative economy,” she said. Let me just point out the Fusion Festival, Surrey Children’s Festival, Surrey Symphony Society and Surrey Festival of Dance as just a few of the examples of what is already happening in Surrey on a grand scale. Community theatre, such as Surrey Little Theatre and Fraser Valley Gilbert & Sullivan Society, both generate dollars to businesses and offer quality theatre experiences to our city. I could go on, but you get the drift. Mayor Dianne Watts is already looking at the future of the arts in Surrey, and we are on the right track. Of course, there is more to come, and development of the new infrastructures could encourage more arts-related businesses to thrive in the more affordable spaces available in Surrey – but we are on it, and in no small part of the vision of Mayor Watts and the city councillors. OK, so you get it. Surrey does have a vibrant arts and culture community, and a population interested in participating. Last week I told you about some opportunities


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He was supposed to be a Runnin’ Rebel in the Nevada desert, but Adam Svensson is happy to have wound up a Buccaneer in South Florida. South Surrey’s Svensson, 19, thought he had his future mapped out when he graduated from Earl Marriott Secondary in 2012 with a golf scholarship in his pocket from the University of Nevada-Las Vegas. When his final high school transcript arrived, however, Svensson was forced to make other plans. It was then that he discovered the electives he chose to take in high school did nothing to help his SAT scores, forcing Svensson to make the difference in online courses last fall. By the time he had finished his upgrading, the UNLV offer was off the table and Svensson had to find a new university home in time to start classes in January. That turned out to be tiny Barry University, a Miami-area school that boasts one of the top university golf programs among NCAA Division II schools. “I’m glad I ended up at Barry; it’s a good place for me,” Svensson said. “UNLV would have been a lot of fun too, but I’m happy where I am. It’s kind of like a small family. All the guys on the golf team get along and we won a national championship so that was pretty cool.” Needless to say, the transition from to university in a large U.S. city was not an easy one. In addition to learning how to manage his own affairs and get the hang of university-level academics, Svensson had the added challenge of fitting into a campus community as a newcomer midway through the school year. “I was all by myself there, but I’m kind of used to that because I’ve been travelling to tournaments on my own for a couple of years now,” he said. “Being on the Canadian Development Team helped a lot because they taught me how to handle things that come up when you travel. They taught me how to prepare, what to look for on the golf course, what to bring with me when I travel — things like that.” Fortunately for Svensson, he figured out the non-golf issues in the first month and was ready to go when the golf season began in late January. Svensson chose Barry because of its golf

After a late start to the school year, Adam Svensson made the most of his first college season by helping Barry University win a national title. Svensson won the Phil Mickelson Award as the top freshman golfer and was named an All-American. (Photo: KEVIN HILL) program and the Buccaneers of the link did not disappoint. Under head coach Jimmy Stobs, the Barry golfers have become a powerhouse among NCAA Div. II schools. Thanks to technology, Svensson was able to maintain contact with Vancouver-area golf coach Rob Houlding for instructions on his swing. For the rest of his game, he relied on the resident master chipping and putting. “Our coach (Stobs) is the best short game player I’ve ever seen in my life and he taught me a lot about that,” Svensson said. “He’s always on me about practising my putting and chipping. He’s really good at the short game and that’s something I really need to work on. He’s helped me a lot and I can

really see improvement in my short game this summer.” The Barry golf program offers its members plenty of competition even when the players aren’t decked out in school colours for tournaments. With 13 guys on the team and only five spots open for tournament play, the Barry golfers have to qualify to represent the school. At the beginning of the year, the team plays eight rounds with the top five scorers earning the right to represent the school in the next three tournaments. This is repeated after every third tournament for the remainder of the golf season. The only way to avoid qualifying is to finish in the Top 10 in a tournament.

Svensson used this loophole to his advantage in his freshman season, winning the first qualifying tournament and then placing in the top 10 of all eight tournaments during the season. The only time he did not crack the Top 10 was in the NCAA Div. II national championship in Pennsylvania where he placed 12th. At the national championship finale, Svensson was awarded the Phil Mickelson Award as the top freshman in NCAA Div. II golf and was named to the All-American team. Barry won the NCAA Div. II national title and Svensson set a new Buccaneers record as the only golfer in school history to post a season stroke average under par (71.26). “I knew I was in the running for it but there are other good golfers out there too,” he said of the Mickelson Award. “When they announced my name I was really happy to win it. I didn’t really know a lot about the award and probably didn’t realize how important it was until my buddies on the golf team told me it was an important award to win. It’s very cool to win it and I was pretty stoked about it.” When he returned to the West Coast, Svensson’s golf game did not cool off. He won the Vancouver Open amateur and forced a playoff before winding up second at the B.C. men’s amateur championship. Svensson then placed fourth at the prestigious Sahalee Players Championship, a result that moved him 30 places up the world amateur rankings into 98th. Earlier this month, Svensson posted the lowest score in the final round at the Canadian men’s amateur championship event to finish in fifth place overall and third among Canadian golfers entered. The summer was fun, but now he is itching to get back to business in Miami. He finished last season ranked third overall among NCAA Div. II golfers and 12th among NCAA golfers regardless of division. “I’m happy with the way I played,” he said. “I played well overall but I made some mental mistakes that I’ll learn from. “It’s funny — at the end of the school year I had three weeks in Miami where I was kind of by myself with the team. I was kind of sick of Miami by that point and I wanted to get back home. Now I can’t wait to get back to Miami and get going again. I’m excited to get back with the team and start playing again.”

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Eagles camp underway The Surrey Eagles are back on the ice preparing to defend their B.C. Hockey League championship. The Eagles began training camp this week at South Surrey Arena and will begin exhibition play this weekend. The Eagles will host the Chilliwack Chiefs on Friday (Aug. 23) at 7 p.m. before travelling to Chilliwack for a return date the following night. The two teams will meet one more time on Aug. 29 in Chilliwack. The regular season begins on Sept. 6 with the annual showcase event in Chilliwack where Surrey will play games against Vernon and West Kelowna. The Eagles will stage their home opener Sept. 13 against Langley.

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All are using the same basic technology — a network of cameras, lasers and sensors that monitor the road and the outside. These are linked through an onboard computer to control the steering and brakes — either to totally operate the car (with the addition of GPS to navigate the roads) or merely to intervene when necessary to avoid potential collisions. This might sound pretty futuristic, but some of this safety system technology is already included in higher-end vehicles. The net effect from the combination of these technologies would be to drastically reduce traffic accidents

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Make sure that Rover isn’t a driving distraction friends and family. However, with an increased focus on distracted driving and overall driving safety, there is growing

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“They can distract you from the road, impair your vision, and even attempt to climb on you while driving. This is why properly

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concern about pets in the car. “Many people overlook the potential distraction that a pet can be, especially if

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Family circumstances vary, so the tips above are for general purposes only. If you have insurance questions, be sure to consult your broker. Properly securing your pets and ensuring they are safe in the car before you hit the road will give you one less distraction that you have to worry about on the road. There are already enough things that require your attention on the road, and your pet should not be one of them. This article is for general informational purposes only. More detailed information is available from your insurance broker.

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