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kilometre away, since the boxes were pried open on Aug. 18.

“As it stands right now, there are about 48 residents that are not getting their mail,” he said, adding it’s become a “ridiculous” hassle for him because the post office closes before he gets off work.

Surrey is among many B.C. cities that have taken issue with Multi Material BC’s (MMBC) proposed recycling contract, saying it is unclear and could negatively impact the city’s existing program.

MMBC is an industry stewardship group consisting of major retailers and producers that is expected to take responsibility for curbside collection of recycled paper and packing in B.C. by May 2014.

The move, approved by the province last year, is aimed at having industry pay for the costs of recycling paper and packaging products across the province.

The original deadline to sign a deal was Sept. 16, but that has been extended following mayors and councillors from across B.C. calling on the province for an extension so they could negotiate a better contract for taxpayers, arguing they are getting a raw deal that could potentially see a reduction in recycling services and affect green-city goals.

Rob Costanzo, Surrey’s deputy manager of operations, said the city is willing to accept an offer, but that acceptance would be subject to conditions.

“We are saying we will accept it conditionally, but we want to ensure that, essentially, the (recycling) program is not impacted. We want the program to remain the same or actually be improved,” he said.

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Broken mailbox ‘nonsense’ tires residents Tom Zytaruk

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WHALLEY — Frustrated residents of a Whalley condominium tower have been fetching their own mail for more than a month now while waiting for their vandalized lobby mailboxes to be fixed.

“I think it’s nonsense,” said Gordon

Heck, a condo dweller who lives at Citypoint, across 108th Avenue from the Gateway SkyTrain station.

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Surrey’s beer culture gets big boost Craft beer society opens South Fraser branch

Mike Willis, far right, president of CAMRA South Fraser, holds up a Kolsch beer at Big Ridge Brewing Company, where the group is holding its launch party on Saturday, Sept. 21. The region’s new branch of CAMRA BC started because of its growing craft beer culture. Others shown, from left, include CAMRA South Fraser vice president Lucky Bains, Big Ridge manager Rob Bader and Big Ridge brewmaster Nick Bolton.

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SURREY — Craft beer culture is growing in the Fraser Valley, so much so that CAMRA BC has decided to open a South Fraser branch.

CAMRA, which stands for the Campaign for Real Ale Society, promotes and encourages responsible consumption of natural, craft beers.

Previously, its members south of the Fraser River were represented by CAMRA Vancouver, but beer makers and lovers now have a local branch.

Big Ridge Brewing Company brewmaster Nick Bolton said it’s fantastic that a local CAMRA branch has been established and said it certainly fills a demand.

“It’s awesome to see the support coming from CAMRA for Surrey and this area.

Surrey is the fastest growing municipality in B.C. right now and now we’re getting the support of the craft beer industry out here.”

Bolton thinks the region will see a lot more craft beer events now that CAMRA has started a local branch.

“I think there will also be a lot more knowledge about the craft beer industry. It’s not just a Vancouver thing anymore,” Bolton said.

President of the new South Fraser branch and Surrey resident Mike Willis said he

couldn’t be happier to be able to better represent the region and its craft beer consumers.

“Seeing the growing interest in craft beer in the South Fraser, we saw an opportunity to further develop the region’s beer culture by establishing a new CAMRA BC branch,” Willis said. “As part of a provincial group, we will give our residents a greater voice in consumer affairs.”

Willis said CAMRA Vancouver is leading the way with liquor policy review and the group wants to give its South Fraser residents, organizations and corporate supporters a voice.

Last Saturday, the provincial government launched the public phase of its liquor review online. CAMRA BC says it is the only organization representing beer consumers in the review. Members are set to meet with the ministry on Sept. 24 and the group plans to discuss discretionary pricing, legal parity for all liquor, allowing farmers’ market sales and tastings, creating a craft beer

listing similar to wine, as well as reforming and modernizing regulations and policies surrounding special occasion licensing.

Willis said beyond provincial matters, he would personally like to see improved transit for the South Fraser, which would help support CAMRA’s impaired driving policy. Members are committed to never driving while impaired, he said.

“We don’t want people jumping behind the wheels (when intoxicated) and I think that’s an important mission for us,” Willis said.

He also hopes to see a craft beer festival in Surrey or White Rock, throwing out Holland Park or White Rock beach as ideal locations.

Developing the craft beer culture in the region is important, Willis said.

“Being a resident of Surrey, going to an Indian restaurant for example, there’s often not a good variety of craft beer. An IPA pairs perfectly with a bowl of butter chicken,” he said. “I had a bit of a dispute recently with

a restaurant manager when I was having lunch with my girlfriend. We inquired about an IPA and they didn’t know what it was. We want to reach out to our existing corporate supporters, but we also want them to reach out to other people to expand where craft beer resides in the region.”

CAMRA South Fraser is throwing a launch party this Saturday (Sept. 21) at Big Ridge Brewing Company, in co-ordination with the Big Ridge Brewing Summers End Cask Fest.

“I’m really fired up about the event. We’re going to have a booth, introduce ourselves and hear people’s concerns, questions about local issues and liquor policy,” Willis said.

In co-ordination with the event, CAMRA South Fraser will be selling raffle prize tickets, the proceeds of which will go to Children’s Charity of B.C. The event will kick off at 3 p.m. and will go until about 7 p.m. – or until the casks run out. For more information, visit camrabc.ca. areid@thenownewspaper.com

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SOUTH SURREY — Students and staff were evacuated from Semiahmoo Secondary school Tuesday morning following an anonymous bomb threat.

According to school district spokesman Doug Strachan, the school received the threat Tuesday morning at around 10:30, prompting school’s principal to notify police. The school was then evacuated and students were

sent home for the remainder of the day.

Police are not saying if an object was found or if the school received a note or phone call.

“We’re not disclosing that at this point,” said Cpl. Bert Paquet of the Surrey RCMP. “The means in which we were notified will be key in identifying the person responsible for this.”

The Surrey RCMP dispatched a police dog to the scene, but no bomb was found and police gave the all-clear shortly after noon. However, students

had already been dismissed for the rest of the day. Shortly after the threat was received, police closed 148th Street between 17th and 20th avenues for Cpl. Bert Paquet just over an hour.

“Our first priority is the safety of absolutely everybody involved,” said Paquet.

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SURREY — Kendall Gilleran is set to run her first half marathon in the Surrey International World Music Marathon on Sept. 29.

It’s quite the feat for someone who’s picked up running – and dropped 65 pounds – in the last two years.

The Surrey resident found herself at 240 pounds in early 2012, but thanks to running and counting calories, she said she’s living a more fulfilling life.

“I was sad and miserable before. I did nothing. I went to work, I came home, I ate in my bedroom and went to sleep. I never left the house,” Gilleran said. “I’m the happiest I’ve ever been in my life right now.”

Gilleran’s life changed when she went to the doctor with stomach pains and was told she had fat in her liver. She was told there was a chance it could turn into cancer.

Hearing that made her want to become a healthier person.

“I lost four pounds and went back to the doctor to follow up on some tests. She told me to come back when I lost 40, and I laughed. But then I did,” Gilleran said.

“That was my first goal. The next goal was to get to 174.6 (pounds), because that officially categorizes me on the BMI scale as overweight, not obese.”

She reached that goal and no longer has stomach issues. But she’s not done.

“My driver’s licence says 150 pounds, so that’s kind of my goal I’ve set in my head. I set little goals along the way to keep myself going.”

Gilleran said she was never stick thin, but played soccer for 13 years, which kept her in shape. When she began working and attending school, she stopped exercising and that’s when the weight gain crept up.

The discovery of a “Couch to 5K” program changed her life. The program progressively works participants up from walking to running five kilometres.

Gilleran loved it.

“I have friends who go to the gym and run on a treadmill and lift weights. To me that doesn’t sound fun, it sounds like work,”

Kendall Gilleran is running her first half marathon on Sept. 29. (Photo: AMY REID) she said. “Running I can do with friends. I can run somewhere new and discover a new part of the city.”

Gilleran has done several runs, including Fun with the Fuzz in Bellingham and the Electric Run in Seattle, an event with DJs and light shows along the route. Among her accomplishments are many five- and 10kilometre runs, including the 5K run in last

year’s Surrey music marathon.

Gilleran is excited to add the 21.1-km half marathon to her list of accomplishments this year.

She expects she’ll do well on the route, because it’s in her neighbourhood.

“I think it would be more scary if it wasn’t my own backyard,” she said.

She would be ecstatic to complete the run in two hours and 15 minutes, but said she’ll be proud just to cross the finish line.

Gilleran encourages others to lace up their sneakers and get running.

Her best advice for beginners would be to set small goals along the way.

“I didn’t focus on losing 100 pounds.

I lost five, then 40. I didn’t have to run a marathon right off the bat, I had to do the weekly programs, then I only had to run 5K,” she said.

“Don’t focus on the big, huge picture.

Focus on the little goals along the way so you can celebrate those achievements.”

The Surrey International World Music Marathon is set for Sept. 29. Participants can choose to do the marathon, half marathon, relay or kid’s fun run. Visit surreymarathon. com for more information and to register. areid@thenownewspaper.com

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Within three months of rolling out its Rethink Waste program last October, Surrey reported a 43 per cent drop in residential garbage tonnage, with a corresponding increase in organic waste diversion. The city wants to continue with that success, Costanzo said, not take steps back.

Costanzo said there are a number of things that would require amendment in the contract before the city would sign off on it.

“They’ve imposed these contracts, these agreements, that are very onerous and onesided. The concern of local government is that it doesn’t go far enough to protect the interests of the taxpayer,” he said.

“One concern is that they could make any sort of change and you’d have to accept it.

You really don’t have a say in the matter... In Surrey, for example, we collect the blue or recycling cart biweekly. They could come in and say they want to collect it once a month.

We wouldn’t have a say in the matter.”

Coun. Judy Villeneuve is concerned about the contract and how it could impact the

waste program and Surrey’s residents.

“Cities feel that we haven’t had enough co-operation and say and we want to have a better understanding of what kind of input we’re going to have for policies and changes in policies.”

Villeneuve also took issue with a stipulation in the MMBC contract that says cities could be fined up to $5,000 per load if its contamination rate is more than three per cent. And residents who repeatedly break the three per cent rule could be cut off from recycling collection completely.

“We just don’t feel that’s fair. We need to certainly clear up some of those issues,” Villeneuve said.

The issue is set to be discussed by UBCM (Union of B.C. Municipalities) delegates Thursday morning.

A UBCM resolution requests 90 days for local governments to clarify and further consider the offer prior to implementation next spring. It also asks the provincial government to review the MMBC plan.

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John Caines, an Ottawa-based spokesman for Canada Post, said the building’s management is responsible for the repairs.

“It’s not Canada Post Property,” he said.

“It’s not our property, it’s not our box.

“We advised the building manager it had to be repaired,” he said. “Once it’s repaired, we’ll resume delivery.”

But Heck said his strata president told him the job will take time because it requires specialized work that must meet Canada Post’s specifications.

Citypoint property manager Cherylynn Warner, told the Now there is only a very small pool of repair specialists that meet Canada Post’s approval and it’s been difficult to find one. But there is good news, she said. “It is being fixed this week.”

Meantime, Heck has brought his complaint to Bruce Ralston, NDP MLA for Surrey-Whalley, and to Jasbir Sandhu, NDP MP for Surrey North.

Ralston said Canada Post has “very exacting” specifications, and it and the

developer, Gateway Property Management Corporation, “should sort it out and get on with it.”

Sandhu knows first hand what the condo residents are going through. He, his staff and the apartment dwellers sharing the building his constituency office is in, off 104th Avenue, had to pick up their mail from the post office on King George after a vandal damaged their boxes.

“It took over six weeks to get it fixed,” the MP recalled.

In the meantime, it’s an inconvenience, Sandhu said, especially for seniors.

Sandhu said he is writing a letter to the president of Canada Post, “demanding” some answers.

“It’s an essential service that should be provided in a timely manner,” Sandhu said of residential mail delivery.

Many disabled and elderly people stuck in these kinds of situations can’t get out to pick up their mail, he noted.

“You’ve got to come up with a better solution to get mail to these people.”

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DELTA — A revised development proposal for a large tract of land adjacent to Highway 91 is scheduled to come before Delta council Monday (Sept. 23).

MK Delta Lands will unveil a plan for a large-scale housing and commercial development for a 35-hectare (89-acre) parcel on the east side of the highway between 64th and 72nd avenues.

The revised proposal is the company’s third vision for the site and drops much of the commercial component of the previous plan to create a “lighter footprint,” according to MK Delta Lands president Joanne Barnett.

Barnett didn’t want to provide specifics of the proposal until council members have seen it, but said a much smaller neighbourhood commercial centre has replaced the outlet mall.

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Probably best known for the ReturnIt System, Encorp s recycling network includes over 170 Return-It Depots in BC. Each depot is independently owned, often family-operated, and provides business and employment opportunities for communities across the province. As the cornerstones of the Return-It System, these depots are known by 85% of BC residents, and are the most common way that a beverage container is returned for recycling into the system. Conveniently, many Return-It Depots also accept a variety of other stewardship products, including electronics, small appliances, paint and more. More information about what s accepted where can be found at return-it.ca/locations.

To ensure customers get the best possible recycling experience, Encorp has taken steps to modernize depots by creating 3 & 5 Star Depot Programs. Depots certi[ed in the program must meet speci[c standards for service, cleanliness, design and convenience. Today s depots are clean, bright and open, with large sorting tables.

Nearly every customer (94%) who s re-

cently visited a depot is satis[ed with the experience.

While beverage containers can still be returned to any retailer in BC, their returns only represent 7% of the total collected.

Return-It Depots collect the vast majority of containers, and are part of a comprehensive recycling network.

For hotels, office buildings, restaurants, other businesses and multi-family buildings, many Return-It Depots and specialized mobile collectors offer a pick-up program, primarily provided within the Vancouver area. Independent contractors will pick-up used containers and take them to Return-It collection facilities. If you live in a townhouse, condominium or apartment, look for the Encorp or Return-It branded collection bins i nst a l led i n you r ga rbage a nd recycling area.

If you live in a residence where municipal pickup is available, you can leave containers for curbside pickup be aware, though, that the type of containers accepted will vary based on your municipality.

It s always best to check with your local municipality to con[rm what s acceptable and what isn t.

For recycling on the go , you may have noticed that Encorp has installed 60 new beverage container recycling bins in the City of Vancouver. These bins are nonlocking and designed to be self-serviced by residents or people wanting to receive the deposit refund attached to each container.

A round 176 bea r-proof recycling bins can also be found in approximately 14 BC parks. The parks receive the deposit refunds and most proceeds are given to their chosen charities. To date, more than $75,000 in deposit refunds have been provided to BC Parks.

CONTAINERS GET A SECOND LIFE Used aluminum cans are crushed and baled. The bales are sold and the aluminum is melted down and reformed into new aluminum cans. It takes 95% less energy to manufacture a recycled can than it does to make a new one.

Drink boxes and cartons are mashed into a paper pulp that is used to make cardboard boxes and tissue paper. Every tonne of recycled paper pulp saves approximately 17 trees.

Plastic bottles are washed, shredded and formed into pellets. From there, the material is sold to companies who turn those pellets into new plastic containers.

Used glass bottles are crushed into a fine material called cullet. Cullet is used in the manufacturing of a variety of things such as new bottles, sandblasting material and fiberglass insulation.

Return-It School is back Also this year, Encorp relaunched ReturnIt School, a free program in which schools receive recycling bins and mobile pickup services, and can compete with one another for cash prizes. Teachers get access to educational curriculum and entertaining presentations that help educate their students about recycling.

Students also have an online learning centre, with fun educational resources that include interesting facts, goal setting, school hall-of-fame and more.

Who foots the bill?

Encorp is 100% industry operated and receives no government funding. They combine private sector efficiencies with a high degree of transparency to manage these various recycling programs.

With BC s growing recycling networks, recycling couldn t be easier. Look for a Return-It Depot or recycling bin near you, and keep your recyclable products in the system and out of the land[ll.

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SURREY — Following several information sessions held by Sensible B.C. founder Dana Larsen in Surrey, the province-wide petition to decriminalize marijuana is now underway.

Just like the Fight HST petition of 2010, Larsen is seeking signatures from 10 per cent of eligible voters in each riding in the province, though he’d prefer closer to 15.

“Exactly what we need is 360,000 signatures, but we’re going to need more than that because there are going to be people who have errors, so we’re really shooting for 15 per cent of the population as a margin of error,” he said.

According to Larsen, the aim of the campaign is to trigger a province-wide referendum on decriminalizing marijuana, with the ultimate goal being to force Ottawa to look at countrywide legalization.

“We want to stop all police in B.C. from making arrests and searches over possession, treat the minors in the possession exactly

the same as alcohol and then call on the federal government to repeal marijuana prohibition so the province can regulate it like tobacco,” he said.

Having kicked off on Sept. 9, the campaign has until Dec. 7 to collect the signatures required. In order to make it simple for citizens to sign, Larsen has been recruiting canvassers for each riding throughout the province, which will act as an area’s go-to person for those interested in signing.

“We do not have a political party to champion our cause, which is why we are doing a referendum,” he said.

Trevor M., who asked his last name not be published, is a canvasser for SurreyFleetwood and is hopeful the campaign will be successful.

“I got involved because I think there’s no better time than now to take on this issue,” he said.

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Canada has earned a reputation around the world as a country of tolerance; a place where people can speak freely, practice their own religion without persecution and express their political views without fear of reprisal from the government of the day.

That is, with one notable exception.

Let’s just say newcomers might want to think twice before checking out real estate ads in this nation’s second largest province.

Quebec has taken its obsession with all things French to a whole new level with the introduction last week of the Charte des Valeurs, or Charter of Quebec Values — an odious piece of legislation introduced in the province’s

National Assembly by the minority Parti Quebecois government.

Not satisfied with offending Indo-Canadians by attempting to ban turbans — and, in effect, South Asian boys — from the soccer pitches of the province, the Parti Quebecois has now targeted every religion.

The province that already has an Orwellian office dedicated to ensuring French words are larger than English words on signs throughout Quebec now wants to mandate that civil servants cannot wear any religious clothing and adornments at work.

No turbans, no yarmulkes, no hijabs, no burkas — none of it. Even the silver crucifix necklace grand-mère gave you for communion will be banned if the Parti Quebecois deems it to be too large.

If Canada can be described as a nation of two solitudes divided between the English and the French, then the Parti Quebecois is taking the province on a path to even greater isolation — as in North Korea isolation, where the population dwells in a society increasingly shaped by misguided ideologues.

It’s not a culture so much as it’s a hegemony with a backward, close-minded rural population imposing its warped values on the rest of the province’s population.

American right-wing nut jobs have their Tea Party and Quebec whackadoodles have the Parti Quebecois.

This is exactly the reaction the architects of the Parti Quebecois’ latest inflammatory legislation hope to provoke with its list of “values.”

“See how Les Anglais doesn’t understand our noble efforts to preserve our culture? Separation is the only answer!”

No, sadly we do understand. We understand that the Parti Quebecois is obsessed with turning the province into a French enclave on the western shores of the Atlantic.

Given Quebec’s history and its love/hate relationship with the Catholic church, a secular land free of religious influences sounds appealing.

For centuries Quebec society was dominated by the Catholic church, an omnipresent theological force with tentacles that touched every region of the province through churches, hospitals, social services, schools and even branches of government.

The Quiet Revolution of the 1960s and ’70s severely curtailed the church’s influence, but the province’s Catholic roots are revealed whenever a Quebecer stubs his or her toe. Where English speakers utter choice four letter words, Quebecers unleash a stream of epithets rich in Catholic argot: tabernac, sacrement, chalice, pape merde, etc.

But like the sign laws and other aspects of Quebec’s fixation on the preservation of its ever-shifting definition of distinct society, the Parti Quebecois is going overboard and offending everybody in hopes of appeasing its electoral demographic. The PQ wants to erase centuries of Catholic influence so therefore all vestiges of religion must be banned from government offices. Problem solved, non?

There is, of course, one big fly in the ointment for the new charter dreamed up by the PQ policy wonks. Like the rest of Canada, Quebec’s birthrate is declining and the province depends on immigration to sustain its workforce. With policies such as this charter of values in place — and who knows what coming down the pipe — what kind of immigrant

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will look upon Quebec as a desirable new home?

Let’s see, who would want to move to a province where minorities are openly persecuted for their beliefs by the authorities, where the sitting government is actively seeking to break away from the rest of the country, where government officials carry rulers to measure the size of lettering on signs, and where corruption is an accepted part of doing business with the government.

Most immigrants are leaving their home countries to escape these situations, not actively seeking them out in the place they want to settle and build a new future.

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Who you callin’ elderly?

A classroom full of stinky rotten tomatoes to the mom who reads to her son in my kid’s kindergarten class. The book is in English, and the idea is to read it in English, not your native foreign tongue. I fail to see how this teaches your son how to read in English!

One long-stemmed fragrant rose to the lovely young lady who paid my parking fee at Peace Arch Hospital. As an American I will attest to the fact that the people of B.C. seem to be some of the kindest I’ve ever encountered.

Rotten tomatoes to my neighbour who got a puppy and has left him day and night, all alone in the backyard for the past two years, instead of living in the house with the family. The dog is so lonely he cries, whines and barks, begging for attention, but the man just ignores him. This is what he is teaching his children. There is no ‘milk of human kindness’ in that family. It’s all about power and control.

A train full of red roses to the public for supporting the Fraser Valley Heritage Railway volunteers for all their accomplishments in restoring the Interurban Car 1225 and the rebuilding of the Cloverdale station. Hope you enjoyed your ride from Cloverdale to Sullivan.

Bunches of roses to all the support workers who help families and children in distress. Your constant care and support of my family have helped tremendously. You guys all deserve a pay raise as well as roses. You all rock!

Several bouquets of roses to the folks who run the information tent at the Surrey Urban Farmers’ Market for holding onto my iPhone when I left it at a vendor’s booth a couple of week’s back. It sure saved me a lot of stress – and cash!

Roses to everyone at HD Concrete and all the other people who are taking part in the fundraising event Concrete Hero in Vancouver.

Thanks for helping to raise money for cancer research.

Rotten tomatoes to the inevitable cold and flu season that always starts up when everyone gets into the back-to-school, back-to-work groove. We’re only halfway through September – I can’t be getting sick now!

Rotten tomatoes to people who can’t seem to park within the lines. You must’ve sucked at elementary school and now that inability to colour within the lines has translated into real world deficiencies. Do everyone a favour and take the bus.

Rotten tomatoes (and maybe some Coke bottle prescription glasses) to people who can’t read traffic signs – especially to the guy who cut me off by driving through the northbound right turn lane at 152nd Street and Highway 10. To top it off, he gave me a dirty look! Did that look like a merge lane to you?

Rotten tomatoes to cat owners.

Rotten tomatoes to our neighbour’s idiot son who keeps squealing out from his parking spot in front of the townhouse in Surrey. I can see he is preparing to paint that piece of crap car. If he continues driving it like that – in a complex full of young kids – then he will have to paint it again after it gets keyed to hell. Just saying.

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In Q&A, Watts was laughable, ignorant The Editor, Re: “Transportation’s key to next 20 years,” the Now, Sept. 10.

I have just read with disgust the Q&A with Surrey Mayor Dianne Watts.

Her view of the city is most interesting

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West Fine Art Show made a difference The Editor, Re: Around Town, West Fine Art Show, the Now, Sept. 12.

We would like to send out our heartfelt appreciation to Murray Phillips, Brian Croft and Shawn Siak and all of the artists in this year’s West Fine Art Show “Remembering Betty,” in South Surrey.

The Langley Hospice Society is incredibly thankful. The show drew almost 2,000 attendees. To date, the event has raised over $10,000 in memory of Murray’s wife, Betty and to support the Langley Hospice Society in their mission to help people live with dignity and hope while coping with grief at the end of life.

Thank you to all of you who helped to make this event possible.

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and provides a little insight into her (and her council’s) intentions. As an example, she mentions that she does want traffic congestion to ruin our quality of life.

Hot news – it already is, with the heavy truck traffic on our streets, parking in residential areas, dangerously poor roads that are deteriorating by the week (like 64th Avenue and Scott Road), and endless building permits being issued for townhomes wherever there appears to be a piece of vacant land.

Our city’s next motto should be, “Surrey – Overpopulation, Monster Homes, High Taxes, Climbing Crime Rate and National Immigrant Capital of Canada.”

The Wolfe Auto Group,official sponsor of the Gran Fondo Whistler participated with 8 cyclists which included staff, family and friends in order to raise money for a local Langley family whose 6 year old son is battling leukemia for the third time.

Due to finances,the family was forced to give up their home and reside in a trailer at the hospital while their son receives treatments.

Mike Hacquard (general manager of the Wolfe auto Group) first read about the family’s plight in an article written in

the Vancouver Province.

He decided at that time to support the family in any way possible.

Mike’s team has raised money for the family and would love to have more people help by making donations under the Team Wolfe Cycling Club name on the link below.

The Wolfe Auto Group is asking the community to assist in any way possible for this young boy Photos–NICOLE McCARTEN to fight the fight successfully!

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The Editor, Re: “House fire kills elderly couple,” the Now, Sept. 17.

I love your paper very much but this is the second time I’ve written to tell you of my extreme annoyance at an article written by one of your staff members and their choice of wording.

How dare reporter Amy Reid describe people in their 70s as “elderly?” Anyone who has enjoyed one of the over 25 shows that B.C.’s No. 1 entertainment troupe, The Vaudevillians, perform in one year, will attest to the fact that under no circumstances would any of the members be considered “elderly.”

We are performers aged 55 to 92, most of whom are in our 70s and we really have no complaint about being called seniors but elderly? Not on your life.

Committed, energetic, dedicated and professional, The Vaudevillians are a talented mix of men and women who love to perform and love what they do for audiences in seniors’ retirement homes and residences.

Yes, I’ll have to admit that there are some seniors who undoubtedly could be called “elderly” but folks many years younger than in their 70s could also wear that very unflattering title. Think about it!

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iPod drive for therapeutic uses Surrey’s Lydia Hol looks to help Music Heals charity by asking people to donate their used music players

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SURREY – The Live & Local series focuses a lot on how members of the community support the live music industry, but South Surrey songstress Lydia Hol is now returning the favour.

For the next month (until Oct. 15), Hol is collecting used iPods for the Music Heals Charitable Foundation, a non-profit society that promotes awareness of music therapy.

“They give them out to music therapists who are part of the program and they use them in hospitals, seniors’ centres and rehab clinics,” said Hol. “For a lot of people, they don’t have expendable cash to donate, but a lot of people do have an iPod sitting in their desk that they haven’t used for a couple years and don’t know what to do with.”

By collecting iPods for people who need them, Hol said she hopes the drive will raise

awareness for music therapy, which Music Heals describes as “a technique of complementary medicine that uses music prescribed in a skilled manner by trained therapists” to treat patients with physical, emotional, intellectual and social challenges.

The therapeutic qualities of sound can be used to improve the well-being of geriatric patients in nursing homes to lowering the stress level and pain of women giving birth.

The iPod drive is part of Hol’s effort in the Peak Performance Project, the annual local artist contest staged by 102.7 The Peak radio station.

Hol has made the top 20 for the 2013 contest alongside fellow Surrey-based artists Good for Grapes, pop singer Rykka and acoustic solo guitarist Amble Greene.

“We are asked to do a charity fundraiser as part of the Peak Performance Project – it’s a unique challenge for the bands,” she said. “I’ve always been interested in music therapy and I really resonated with the charity.”

Hol recently returned from the Peak Performance Project’s yearly “boot camp,” a

week-long getaway in Princeton where the top 20 finalists attend all-day seminars, perform at musical showcases and network with music industry insiders.

At the end of the iPod drive, Hol will host a songwriters’ circle at the Biltmore Cabaret in Vancouver on Oct. 15 – also to raise money for Music Heals – featuring a bevy of local musicians, including Ryan Guldemond of Mother Mother, rock fusionist Dominique Fricot, indie-pop artist Hilary Grist and modern blues duo Head of the Herd.

“We’re going to talk about music and why music is so special to us, the healing aspect of it,” she said, adding that the discussion will be followed by a full set by Hol and her band.

People looking to donate can drop off their iPods at the Long and McQuade store on 104th Avenue in Surrey and at Live Yoga, at 15186 Buena Vista Ave., White Rock.

“We really want to challenge everyone to bring as many iPods in as they can and really spread the word,” said Hol.

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f you want to have a hell-raisin’ good time next Monday, you may want to leave work early.

Breakout country artist Tim Hicks is performing at Central City Plaza on Sept.

23, starting at 5 p.m. The show is a thank-you from JRfm to Surrey residents, who raised the most money of any Metro Vancouver city for the radio station’s Basics for Babies charity last year. At the free show, Hicks is sure to perform his biggest tunes to date, including “Get By,” “Stronger Beer” and his latest single, “Buzz, Buzz, Buzzing.”

Who: Tim Hicks When: Monday, Sept. 23 Where: Central City Plaza, 13500-block of 102nd Ave., Surrey.

Show: 5 p.m.

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Surrey’s Youth Fest in Cloverdale – for now Tom Zillich

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The City of Surrey’s ninth annual Youth Fest is set to happen Saturday, Sept. 21 at Cloverdale Recreation Centre, from 3 p.m. to midnight.

It’s a new venue for the event, which was moved to Cloverdale this year in light of the reconstruction project at Guildford rec centre, the festival’s usual home.

New to Youth Fest is a Battle of the Bands contest – five bands on stage starting at 4 p.m., including She Dreams in Colour, Nostalgia, Stolen, Ministry of Misfits and The Vidos. Contest judges are local musicians Tommy Alto, Jordan Carrier and Brad Graham.

From 3 to 8 p.m., the festival will feature BMX and skate demos, breakdance battles, an art zone, sumo wrestling suits, a barbecue, a learn-to-DJ booth and more than 40 youth-focused resource booths.

Food trucks and go-karts are also part of the event. A free teen dance will run from 9 p.m. to midnight, for those age 13 and over (ID required).

A free shuttle will transport teens to and from the festival, with pick-up and drop-off sites at all other rec centres in Surrey, plus Clayton Heights Secondary.

Cloverdale rec centre is located at 6188 176th St., Surrey. More details are online at www.surrey.ca/youthfest.

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Chicken history at Stewart Farm exhibit The new feature exhibit at Historic Stewart Farm offers some surprising facts about chickens – they’re descendants of the Tyrannosaurus Rex, for starters.

The Nobody Here But Us Chickens exhibit opens Saturday, Sept. 21 from noon to 3 p.m. at the heritage attraction, 13723 Crescent Rd., South Surrey.

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Olde Harvest Fair: Celebrate a traditional harvest festival at Historic Stewart Farm in South Surrey on

Saturday, Sept. 21 from noon to 3 p.m. “Enjoy old-fashioned activities and crafts, orchard tours and cider

CONCERTS Couloir: Harp and cello duo of Heidi Krutzen and Ariel Barnes performs Friday, Sept. 20 as part of White Rock Concerts series at White Rock Baptist Church. Info: 604-535-6692, www.whiterockconcerts.com.

“End of Summer Blues”: Mud Bay Blues Band and guests in concert Saturday, Sept. 21 at Blue Frog Studios, White Rock. Info: www. bluefrogstudios.ca/newshows.html.

Daniel Wesley’s Rock the Valley: Concert Saturday, Sept. 21 at Star of the Sea hall, White Rock, with guests The Boom Booms, as kickoff event for yearly concert series hosted by Wesley. 19+ show, doors at 7 p.m., tickets $35 (all in) via ticketbreak.com.

Moving Pictures: The Music of Rush: Tribute band performs Saturday, Sept. 28 at Blue Frog Studios, White Rock, 7 p.m. show. Tickets and info: www. bluefrogstudios.ca.

“Faithful Voices”: Gospel concert featuring Seattle artist Malcolm Oliver, youth band PS 98 and St. Matthew’s choir Chorus Angelorum, 7:15 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 28 at St. Matthew’s Catholic church, 16079 88th Ave., Surrey. Tickets $10 each, 604-589-2448.

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27 at Firehall Centre for the Arts (11489 84th Ave., North Delta). “This south-of-the-Fraser ‘Backstage Club’ has members with a full range of entertainers and styles. No bands.”

Patti McGregor is the emcee. Doors open at 7 p.m. Info: 604-581-6270.

COMEDY Red Green: Duct tape-loving comic (aka Steve Smith) performs 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 19 at Bell Performing Arts Centre, Surrey.

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Just For Laughs tour: “Comedy Rat Pack” will perform at Surrey’s Bell Performing Arts Centre on Thursday, Nov. 21 as part of national tour, featuring Tom Papa, Godfrey, Orny Adams, Darrin Rose and Ben Seidman. Tickets via ticketmaster. ca, seats $39 to $49.50. Show info: www.hahaha.com/comedytour.

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With a massive campaign that spanned continents leading up to the game’s launch Tuesday (Sept. 17), GTA V is arguably the largest video game release since perhaps Halo 3, and certainly rivals that of any big-name Hollywood films. In fact, GTA V was recently revealed to have the largest production cost of any video game ever, at $266 million. That figure also makes it the

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On every second Sunday at 4 p.m., local jazz musicians perform for an hour in the church sanctuary. Admission is by donation at 8855 156th St., at 88th Avenue, in the Fleetwood area.

The events, booked by Surrey residents Audrey and Gerry Hall, mix jazz music with messages of religious significance, building on similar gatherings that first happened at churches in New York in the mid-1960s.

McCorquodale, a Vancouver-based pianist and singer, will be backed by Adam Rohrlick on guitar and sax, Dave Guiney on bass and John Nolan on drums. Click on www. robynsong.com for music and bio.

Other Vespers concerts this fall will feature Tom Pickett and Candus Churchill

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The show was announced Sept. 18 by Rock.It Boy Entertainment. Tickets for the Nov. 10 concert date in Surrey are available via 604-507-6355 and www. bellperformingartscentre.com.

Also at the Bell, “Oh What a Night,” a musical tribute to Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, will be staged on Wednesday, Nov. 13. The one-nighter in Surrey is part of a cross-Canada tour for the show, promoter Rocklands Entertainment announced Friday. Show details are online at www. ohwhatanighttribute.com, tickets via 604507-6355.

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“A Night on Broadway Goes Hollywood”: Several local opera singers, including show organizers Christopher Simmons and Debra DaVaughn plus Lindbjerg Show Choir, perform hits from “Showboat,” “Rent” and other musicals in yearly fundraiser for Surrey Food Bank, two shows Saturday, Oct. 5 (at 3:30 and 7:30 p.m.) Tickets and info: 604-5015566.

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Craft Fair at Cloverdale United Church on Saturday, Nov. 16 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., 17575 58A Ave., Cloverdale. Crafters wanted, contact Marguerite Cryer at 604-574-5603.

“Come check out lovely crafts, bake table, books and lunch.”

YOUTH Surrey Youth Fest: Ninth annual event Saturday, Sept. 21 at Cloverdale Recreation Centre, 6188 176th St., Surrey, featuring Battle of the Bands, break-dance contest, BMX bike demos, games, rock climbing wall and much more, in City of Surrey event. Info: www.surrey. ca/youthfest.

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CALLS/AUDITIONS Performers sought for 2013/2014 White Rock Chamber Music series, which begins on Oct. 12 at Crescent Gardens Retirement Community, 1222 King George Blvd., South Surrey. Email mshiker4@gmail. com or ellenneal@telus.net.

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‘Stock Market Skirt’ would be fun at a party ArtsScene Melanie Minty Columnist

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.C. Culture Days are approaching. There will be more than 450 free events and activities across B.C. to celebrate arts and culture, from Sept.

27 to 29. These events are designed to get people involved in the arts and artists in their communities, to share their love of culture.

“Culture Days is an opportunity to showcase the talent and creativity that exists across our province,” says Lucille Pacey, president and CEO of Arts Umbrella, and chair of the B.C. Culture Days task force.

“From street art to high art, pop culture to traditional culture, Culture Days is an opportunity to engage with art and artists in a different way.”

Surrey Mayor Dianne Watts (our arts and culture hero) has officially proclaimed culture days in this city. Oh sure, Vancouver, Richmond and even Duncan have also made this proclamation. You can connect to Culture Days on Twitter, Facebook, Flickr and YouTube. Even better, take the opportunity to see what’s up in person. You just can’t replace the real thing with YouTube. Seriously.

Electronic media is fabulously popular, though. I admit it. Our ever changing technology opens avenues of communication that are getting downright scary. I mean, my car even sends me emails. How does this cybertech affect the arts? You can sample some ideas by joining celebrated artist Nancy Paterson for a conversation on cyberfeminism, technology, and computer-generated artistic production at Surrey Art Gallery on Sept. 28, at 2 p.m., right during Culture

Nancy Paterson’s “Stock Market Skirt” is subject of a special event at Surrey Art Gallery on Sept. 28.

Days. Fancy that.

I find this intriguing.

And I gotta see this “Stock Market Skirt” in real life and real time. This piece was recently acquired by Surrey Art Gallery as a gift from the artist. The sculpture consists of an array of computer screens connected to the internet, surrounded by a blue taffeta party dress mounted on a dressmaker’s dummy. Live stock market feeds register on the computer screens. Cool. I always wanted a party dress that would tell me what my meager money is doing for me at the moment.

Now certified as a Cultural Property of Canada, “Stock Market Skirt” is considered a national treasure. Not only that, but Surrey Art Gallery is the first art museum to exhibit this artwork, now referenced in the history of digital art.

Visual art is a tough cookie. Contemporary art, emerging artists and new ideas may not be to our own particular taste. We all have different ideas of what is art. So right here and now, I say let’s give three cheers to everyone involved with Surrey Art Gallery. New ideas live and grow here.

It may not always have “popular” displays, but by golly, those gallery folk sure do give us the opportunity to be different and celebrate art in all its forms.

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“Even though 95% of the suites at Morgan Crossing homes have been purchased to date, we still have a great selection of homes left in The Summit House as well as a few prime suites in the Village,” Bryan says. “Two-bedroom and three-bedroom condos plus two-bedroom lofts — there really is something to suit everyone. And what a lot of people don’t realize is that many of these homes have spectacular views of the North Shore Mountains, Mount Baker, or the "resident only", one-acre gardens on the second floor podium. Plus most have two parking stalls — which is very rare to find.”

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ICST Pegasus secured Newton Athletic Park bragging rights with an emphatic 3-0 win over CCBRT United in Vancouver Metro Soccer League premier action Friday night.

The Newton Derby was a hard fought, physical affair played in front of a large crowd of more than 250 supporters, who turned out to watch the clash between the two clubs who both call Newton Athletic Park home.

“It was hard fought game and they came more prepared than we did,” said United manager Garry Sangha. “It was very physical; I think there were 10 yellow cards in total. It was more than just a league game because both teams wanted to win it badly.

There’s a rivalry building here for sure.

There was lots of bantering between the two benches, so yeah, it’s alive. It’s great for the league, the players, the coaches the fans — everybody. They won this game, but we will see them again on Nov. 1.”

United had a great chance to open the scoring early in the match when Bobby Jhutty sprang Gagan Josan free on a breakaway, but Pegasus goalie Andy Singh was up to the challenge and thwarted the scoring chance.

The Horsemen hit the scoresheet in the 25th minute when Omari Aldridge raced down the right wing before deftly feeding a cross to Brendan Campbell for a tap-in goal.

Pegasus then doubled their lead 10 minutes later when Diaz Kambere cranked a sizzling free kick into the top corner of the goal.

United battled back in the second half and carried the play early. United’s best chance to cut into the Horsemen’s lead came when Josan was brought down in the penalty box.

On the ensuing penalty kick, Singh pulled off a head-shaking save on Milad Rahmati’s attempt to keep United scoreless.

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“One of the things we worked on all preseason was our defensive shape and we look really good so far,” said Pegasus coach Sipho Sibiya. “As we expected, it was a rough game. In the second half they made some adjustments and we tired just a bit so the play was much closer. Andy made a huge save on the PK and that was a big play because that could have been a big momentum swing.”

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The Firemen had a chance to pull out the win late in regulation when Vince Stewart set up Ryan Reynolds in prime scoring

position, but his shot sailed harmlessly over the goal.

“We’re really kind of disappointed not to get all three points,” said Firefighters coach Rob Reed. “We had kind of a lackluster first half where we didn’t play with any real urgency. We made some changes at the half and the substitutions seemed to inject a bit of life into our game. We tied the game up and we were unlucky not to find a winning goal. We put a lot of pressure on them in the second half.”

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The Lord Tweedsmuir Panthers had something special to declare at the border Thursday night — a 35-34 exhibition football win over the Blaine Borderites.

“It was awesome, just incredible,” said Panthers coach Kurt Thornton. “They had a big crowd of over 1,000 people with the band and cheerleaders — it was everything you think about when you think about high school football in the States.

“It was a great atmosphere to play football in.”

The game turned into an offensive duel between Blaine receiver Josiah Westbrook and Tweedsmuir running back Jamal Lyles.

Westbrook scored all five touchdowns for the Borderites, but Lyles countered with 516 all-purpose yards and four majors.

Lyles carried the ball 15 times for 203 yards and two TDs and added another three receptions from quarterback Connor McKay for 115 yards and another major.

Lyles then capped his evening with a 98yard kickoff return in the fourth quarter to put the Panthers ahead to stay at 28-21.

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pass for a 15-yard interception return for a touchdown.

Blaine stormed back and scored two touchdowns in quick succession to cut the gap to 35-34, but on the ensuing convert attempt, Reece Russell blocked the kick to seal the Panthers’ win.

Safety Brendan Woods led the Tweedsmuir defensive effort with 13 tackles, one sack and one interception.

Cornerback Amrit Sanopal helped out with a dozen tackles.

“This game had a little bit of everything,” Kurt Thornton said. “We had a defensive touchdown, a kick return for a touchdown and a blocked convert to win. It was an incredible game. Blaine is a decent team so a win like this is a good morale booster for our guys.”

The Panthers open the class AAA regular season Friday at home against the Kelowna Owls. Game time is 3:30 p.m.

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The Acura MDX occupies a somewhat unique spot in the marketplace. By offering abundant creature comfort and a sevenpassenger capacity, it has become a favourite luxury SUV. In fact, I am one of the believers; I end up buying a fully equipped MDX Elite back in 2010.

Since its introduction in 2001, buyers of the MDX have been treated to a great longterm reliability, low maintenance costs and solid resale values. The redesigned 2014 MDX is the result of numerous improvements to every aspect while keeping its original formula intact.

The 2014 Acura MDX employs a new body structure making it a little longer, but also slightly narrower and shorter. This improves ride quality and access to the third row. Fuel economy has also been increased, thanks to a reduced weight.

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The Acura MDX was often a good choice for buyers moving up from smaller SUVs and sedans because of its spirited driving dynamics. And even though the 2014 model is slightly longer, the new chassis is just as nimble as the outgoing model.

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Horsepower is also down (290 from 300), as is the torque (267 ft-lbs from 270). However, because the new MDX is 131 kg lighter, the loss of power is unnoticeable and in fact the acceleration “feels” faster.

Thumbs Up The MDX impressively blends comfortable seating for seven, a good driving experience and a reasonable sticker price into an impressive package. The improved fuel economy and more functional cabin certainly highlight this new version.

Thumbs Down While the fuel economy is good, it could be better yet with a diesel or hybrid option.

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The Bottom Line The 2014 Acura MDX has built upon the reputation of its predecessors and should appeal to even more customers.

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Flamenco prodigy Lucia Scott, who turns seven today (Sept. 19), dances as her fellow performers, from left, Karen Boothroyd-Nickason, Doris Hollet, Diana Perry, Fiona Walls, Maria Reeves and Anahi Palomec, look on during the 12th annual Flamenco del Mar Festival on Saturday at Coast Capital

Playhouse in White Rock. Lucia is dancing the silencio in a dance called “Alegrias.” The silencio is a small section in the song which is a sombre, but integral part of Alegrias (which means joy and happiness). For a video from the Flamenco del Mar Festival, scan with Layar. (Photo: GORD GOBLE)

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WHITE ROCK — Two councillors upset with the retraction of a motion to move council chambers out of City Hall are hoping to clarify the matter at the next regular meeting.

The issue in question is council’s

reversal of a decision last Monday to move the chambers to a former church building on Fir Street, which had originally been voted on in July.

The issue was revisited recently when Coun. Bill Lawrence introduced a motion to rescind his vote on the matter, following an expression of interest he received from a private company possibly looking to

lease the space. While councillors Helen Fathers and Larry Robinson had initially requested a special council meeting be held following what transpired at the Sept. 9 meeting, Robinson later withdrew his request, opting to wait until the next council meeting to discuss the matter. see CHAMBERS › page 6

Surrey is among many B.C. cities that have taken issue with Multi Material BC’s (MMBC) proposed recycling contract, saying it is unclear and could negatively impact the city’s existing program.

MMBC is an industry stewardship group consisting of major retailers and producers that is expected to take responsibility for curbside collection of recycled paper and packing in B.C. by May 2014.

The move, approved by the province last year, is aimed at having industry pay for the costs of recycling paper and packaging products across the province.

The original deadline to sign a deal was Sept. 16, but that has been extended following mayors and councillors from across B.C. calling on the province for an extension so they could negotiate a better contract for taxpayers, arguing they are getting a raw deal that could potentially see a reduction in recycling services and affect green-city goals.

Rob Costanzo, Surrey’s deputy manager of operations, said the city is willing to accept an offer, but that acceptance would be subject to conditions.

“We are saying we will accept it conditionally, but we want to ensure that, essentially, the (recycling) program is not impacted. We want the program to remain the same or actually be improved,” he said. see RECYCLING CONTRACT › page 5

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Surrey’s beer culture gets big boost Craft beer society opens South Fraser branch

Mike Willis, far right, president of CAMRA South Fraser, holds up a Kolsch beer at Big Ridge Brewing Company, where the group is holding its launch party on Saturday, Sept. 21. The region’s new branch of CAMRA BC started because of its growing craft beer culture. Others shown, from left, include CAMRA South Fraser vice president Lucky Bains, Big Ridge manager Rob Bader and Big Ridge brewmaster Nick Bolton.

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SURREY — Craft beer culture is growing in the Fraser Valley, so much so that CAMRA BC has decided to open a South Fraser branch.

CAMRA, which stands for the Campaign for Real Ale Society, promotes and encourages responsible consumption of natural, craft beers.

Previously, its members south of the Fraser River were represented by CAMRA Vancouver, but beer makers and lovers now have a local branch.

Big Ridge Brewing Company brewmaster Nick Bolton said it’s fantastic that a local CAMRA branch has been established and said it certainly fills a demand.

“It’s awesome to see the support coming from CAMRA for Surrey and this area.

Surrey is the fastest growing municipality in B.C. right now and now we’re getting the support of the craft beer industry out here.”

Bolton thinks the region will see a lot more craft beer events now that CAMRA has started a local branch.

“I think there will also be a lot more knowledge about the craft beer industry. It’s not just a Vancouver thing anymore,” Bolton said.

President of the new South Fraser branch and Surrey resident Mike Willis said he

couldn’t be happier to be able to better represent the region and its craft beer consumers.

“Seeing the growing interest in craft beer in the South Fraser, we saw an opportunity to further develop the region’s beer culture by establishing a new CAMRA BC branch,” Willis said. “As part of a provincial group, we will give our residents a greater voice in consumer affairs.”

Willis said CAMRA Vancouver is leading the way with liquor policy review and the group wants to give its South Fraser residents, organizations and corporate supporters a voice.

Last Saturday, the provincial government launched the public phase of its liquor review online. CAMRA BC says it is the only organization representing beer consumers in the review. Members are set to meet with the ministry on Sept. 24 and the group plans to discuss discretionary pricing, legal parity for all liquor, allowing farmers’ market sales and tastings, creating a craft beer

listing similar to wine, as well as reforming and modernizing regulations and policies surrounding special occasion licensing.

Willis said beyond provincial matters, he would personally like to see improved transit for the South Fraser, which would help support CAMRA’s impaired driving policy. Members are committed to never driving while impaired, he said.

“We don’t want people jumping behind the wheels (when intoxicated) and I think that’s an important mission for us,” Willis said.

He also hopes to see a craft beer festival in Surrey or White Rock, throwing out Holland Park or White Rock beach as ideal locations.

Developing the craft beer culture in the region is important, Willis said.

“Being a resident of Surrey, going to an Indian restaurant for example, there’s often not a good variety of craft beer. An IPA pairs perfectly with a bowl of butter chicken,” he said. “I had a bit of a dispute recently with

a restaurant manager when I was having lunch with my girlfriend. We inquired about an IPA and they didn’t know what it was. We want to reach out to our existing corporate supporters, but we also want them to reach out to other people to expand where craft beer resides in the region.”

CAMRA South Fraser is throwing a launch party this Saturday (Sept. 21) at Big Ridge Brewing Company, in co-ordination with the Big Ridge Brewing Summers End Cask Fest.

“I’m really fired up about the event. We’re going to have a booth, introduce ourselves and hear people’s concerns, questions about local issues and liquor policy,” Willis said.

In co-ordination with the event, CAMRA South Fraser will be selling raffle prize tickets, the proceeds of which will go to Children’s Charity of B.C. The event will kick off at 3 p.m. and will go until about 7 p.m. – or until the casks run out. For more information, visit camrabc.ca. areid@thenownewspaper.com

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School bomb threat suspect sought Christopher Poon and Tom Zytaruk Now staff

SOUTH SURREY — Students and staff were evacuated from Semiahmoo Secondary school Tuesday morning following an anonymous bomb threat.

According to school district spokesman Doug Strachan, the school received the threat Tuesday morning at around 10:30, prompting school’s principal to notify police. The school was then evacuated and students were

sent home for the remainder of the day.

Police are not saying if an object was found or if the school received a note or phone call.

“We’re not disclosing that at this point,” said Cpl. Bert Paquet of the Surrey RCMP. “The means in which we were notified will be key in identifying the person responsible for this.”

The Surrey RCMP dispatched a police dog to the scene, but no bomb was found and police gave the all-clear shortly after noon. However, students

had already been dismissed for the rest of the day. Shortly after the threat was received, police closed 148th Street between 17th and 20th avenues for Cpl. Bert Paquet just over an hour.

“Our first priority is the safety of absolutely everybody involved,” said Paquet.

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Surrey woman’s 65 pounds lighter and ready to run Kendall Gilleran says setting small goals is key to marathon success Amy Reid

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SURREY — Kendall Gilleran is set to run her first half marathon in the Surrey International World Music Marathon on Sept. 29.

It’s quite the feat for someone who’s picked up running – and dropped 65 pounds – in the last two years.

The Surrey resident found herself at 240 pounds in early 2012, but thanks to running and counting calories, she said she’s living a more fulfilling life.

“I was sad and miserable before. I did nothing. I went to work, I came home, I ate in my bedroom and went to sleep. I never left the house,” Gilleran said. “I’m the happiest I’ve ever been in my life right now.”

Gilleran’s life changed when she went to the doctor with stomach pains and was told she had fat in her liver. She was told there was a chance it could turn into cancer.

Hearing that made her want to become a healthier person.

“I lost four pounds and went back to the doctor to follow up on some tests. She told me to come back when I lost 40, and I laughed. But then I did,” Gilleran said.

“That was my first goal. The next goal was to get to 174.6 (pounds), because that officially categorizes me on the BMI scale as overweight, not obese.”

She reached that goal and no longer has stomach issues. But she’s not done.

“My driver’s licence says 150 pounds, so that’s kind of my goal I’ve set in my head. I set little goals along the way to keep myself going.”

Gilleran said she was never stick thin, but played soccer for 13 years, which kept her in shape. When she began working and attending school, she stopped exercising and that’s when the weight gain crept up.

The discovery of a “Couch to 5K” program changed her life. The program progressively works participants up from walking to running five kilometres.

Gilleran loved it.

“I have friends who go to the gym and run on a treadmill and lift weights. To me that doesn’t sound fun, it sounds like work,”

Kendall Gilleran is running her first half marathon on Sept. 29. (Photo: AMY REID) she said. “Running I can do with friends. I can run somewhere new and discover a new part of the city.”

Gilleran has done several runs, including Fun with the Fuzz in Bellingham and the Electric Run in Seattle, an event with DJs and light shows along the route. Among her accomplishments are many five- and 10kilometre runs, including the 5K run in last

year’s Surrey music marathon.

Gilleran is excited to add the 21.1-km half marathon to her list of accomplishments this year.

She expects she’ll do well on the route, because it’s in her neighbourhood.

“I think it would be more scary if it wasn’t my own backyard,” she said.

She would be ecstatic to complete the run in two hours and 15 minutes, but said she’ll be proud just to cross the finish line.

Gilleran encourages others to lace up their sneakers and get running.

Her best advice for beginners would be to set small goals along the way.

“I didn’t focus on losing 100 pounds.

I lost five, then 40. I didn’t have to run a marathon right off the bat, I had to do the weekly programs, then I only had to run 5K,” she said.

“Don’t focus on the big, huge picture.

Focus on the little goals along the way so you can celebrate those achievements.”

The Surrey International World Music Marathon is set for Sept. 29. Participants can choose to do the marathon, half marathon, relay or kid’s fun run. Visit surreymarathon. com for more information and to register. areid@thenownewspaper.com

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Within three months of rolling out its Rethink Waste program last October, Surrey reported a 43 per cent drop in residential garbage tonnage, with a corresponding increase in organic waste diversion. The city wants to continue with that success, Costanzo said, not take steps back.

Costanzo said there are a number of things that would require amendment in the contract before the city would sign off on it.

“They’ve imposed these contracts, these agreements, that are very onerous and onesided. The concern of local government is that it doesn’t go far enough to protect the interests of the taxpayer,” he said.

“One concern is that they could make any sort of change and you’d have to accept it.

You really don’t have a say in the matter... In Surrey, for example, we collect the blue or recycling cart biweekly. They could come in and say they want to collect it once a month.

We wouldn’t have a say in the matter.”

Coun. Judy Villeneuve is concerned about the contract and how it could impact the

waste program and Surrey’s residents.

“Cities feel that we haven’t had enough co-operation and say and we want to have a better understanding of what kind of input we’re going to have for policies and changes in policies.”

Villeneuve also took issue with a stipulation in the MMBC contract that says cities could be fined up to $5,000 per load if its contamination rate is more than three per cent. And residents who repeatedly break the three per cent rule could be cut off from recycling collection completely.

“We just don’t feel that’s fair. We need to certainly clear up some of those issues,” Villeneuve said.

The issue is set to be discussed by UBCM (Union of B.C. Municipalities) delegates Thursday morning.

A UBCM resolution requests 90 days for local governments to clarify and further consider the offer prior to implementation next spring. It also asks the provincial government to review the MMBC plan.

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“There’s really nothing that can be done, nothing to be gained other than going through the process,” said Robinson, who noted Fathers would be bringing forth a motion regarding the issue at the next regular council meeting.

“So rather than having a whole special meeting to discuss it, if we have a motion that addresses the issue it’s more efficient and you’re then focusing on the issue rather than throwing a lot of stuff against the wall.”

When asked about the motion she’ll be introducing, Fathers said she’ll be focusing on the legality of what transpired on Sept. 9 and if council was even able to do what it did.

“Council never made the decision to enter into the commercial leasing business so that’s what I’m going to focus on, the legality of the motion and the legality of the fact that council’s never made the decision to go into the commercial leasing business,” she said. “The question of the day seems to be why were some council members informed and why weren’t others? Either

way, it paints us all in a bad light.”

Robinson said he’s hopeful some sort of satisfactory resolution can come of the situation, especially given the fact that some citizens have been Larry Robinson critical of how things transpired.

“The general sentiment is that we look like idiots,” he said. “We’re making decisions and then, on the spur of the moment without following the right process, we’re making another decision. I just think we’re doing ourselves so much damage.

“We went and changed a whole bunch of work because someone showed a casual interest. There might be a lot of people interested in leasing that church but you’d have to follow the process, to rescind a motion based on a cock and bull story like that just looks so bad.”

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On Friday, Sept. 27, the community will have a chance to come out and share their memories of Ashe at the White Rock Community Centre from 5 to 7 p.m.

“We’re just going to have a video presentation and food, a chance for people to say something if they’d like to,” said Ashe’s sister, Orphee Martin. “It’s just something for his friends and the community to get together and say goodbye.

“We could have had it at the Victory (Memorial Park) crematorium where he was cremated, but we thought it would be better to have something right uptown so that it would be easier for people to get to.”

The memorial is open to everyone and

On Friday, Sept. 27, the community will have a chance to come out and share their memories of Ryan Ashe at the White Rock Community Centre from 5 to 7 p.m. anyone and Martin is hoping to see a good turnout at the event.

“It’s basically what the community wanted and it’s a way for us to say thanks to all of his friends, he’s had quite a number of them over the years,” she said.

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Encorp Pacific (Canada) is one of North America s leading not-for-profit product stewardship corporations. With a mandate to develop and manage a consumerfriendly, cost-effective system to recover end-of-life products and packaging for recycling, Encorp s recycling network is extensive, and stretches across the province.

Probably best known for the ReturnIt System, Encorp s recycling network includes over 170 Return-It Depots in BC. Each depot is independently owned, often family-operated, and provides business and employment opportunities for communities across the province. As the cornerstones of the Return-It System, these depots are known by 85% of BC residents, and are the most common way that a beverage container is returned for recycling into the system. Conveniently, many Return-It Depots also accept a variety of other stewardship products, including electronics, small appliances, paint and more. More information about what s accepted where can be found at return-it.ca/locations.

To ensure customers get the best possible recycling experience, Encorp has taken steps to modernize depots by creating 3 & 5 Star Depot Programs. Depots certi[ed in the program must meet speci[c standards for service, cleanliness, design and convenience. Today s depots are clean, bright and open, with large sorting tables.

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Return-It Depots collect the vast majority of containers, and are part of a comprehensive recycling network.

For hotels, office buildings, restaurants, other businesses and multi-family buildings, many Return-It Depots and specialized mobile collectors offer a pick-up program, primarily provided within the Vancouver area. Independent contractors will pick-up used containers and take them to Return-It collection facilities. If you live in a townhouse, condominium or apartment, look for the Encorp or Return-It branded collection bins i nst a l led i n you r ga rbage a nd recycling area.

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SURREY — Following several information sessions held by Sensible B.C. founder Dana Larsen in Surrey, the province-wide petition to decriminalize marijuana is now underway.

Just like the Fight HST petition of 2010, Larsen is seeking signatures from 10 per cent of eligible voters in each riding in the province, though he’d prefer closer to 15.

“Exactly what we need is 360,000 signatures, but we’re going to need more than that because there are going to be people who have errors, so we’re really shooting for 15 per cent of the population as a margin of error,” he said.

According to Larsen, the aim of the campaign is to trigger a province-wide referendum on decriminalizing marijuana, with the ultimate goal being to force Ottawa to look at countrywide legalization.

“We want to stop all police in B.C. from making arrests and searches over possession, treat the minors in the possession exactly

the same as alcohol and then call on the federal government to repeal marijuana prohibition so the province can regulate it like tobacco,” he said.

Having kicked off on Sept. 9, the campaign has until Dec. 7 to collect the signatures required. In order to make it simple for citizens to sign, Larsen has been recruiting canvassers for each riding throughout the province, which will act as an area’s go-to person for those interested in signing.

“We do not have a political party to champion our cause, which is why we are doing a referendum,” he said.

Trevor M., who asked his last name not be published, is a canvasser for SurreyFleetwood and is hopeful the campaign will be successful.

“I got involved because I think there’s no better time than now to take on this issue,” he said.

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o you are a new immigrant to Canada — Welcome aboard!

Canada has earned a reputation around the world as a country of tolerance; a place where people can speak freely, practice their own religion without persecution and express their political views without fear of reprisal from the government of the day.

That is, with one notable exception.

Let’s just say newcomers might want to think twice before checking out real estate ads in this nation’s second largest province.

Quebec has taken its obsession with all things French to a whole new level with the introduction last week of the Charte des Valeurs, or Charter of Quebec Values — an odious piece of legislation introduced in the province’s

National Assembly by the minority Parti Quebecois government.

Not satisfied with offending Indo-Canadians by attempting to ban turbans — and, in effect, South Asian boys — from the soccer pitches of the province, the Parti Quebecois has now targeted every religion.

The province that already has an Orwellian office dedicated to ensuring French words are larger than English words on signs throughout Quebec now wants to mandate that civil servants cannot wear any religious clothing and adornments at work.

No turbans, no yarmulkes, no hijabs, no burkas — none of it. Even the silver crucifix necklace grand-mère gave you for communion will be banned if the Parti Quebecois deems it to be too large.

If Canada can be described as a nation of two solitudes divided between the English and the French, then the Parti Quebecois is taking the province on a path to even greater isolation — as in North Korea isolation, where the population dwells in a society increasingly shaped by misguided ideologues.

It’s not a culture so much as it’s a hegemony with a backward, close-minded rural population imposing its warped values on the rest of the province’s population.

American right-wing nut jobs have their Tea Party and Quebec whackadoodles have the Parti Quebecois.

This is exactly the reaction the architects of the Parti Quebecois’ latest inflammatory legislation hope to provoke with its list of “values.”

“See how Les Anglais doesn’t understand our noble efforts to preserve our culture? Separation is the only answer!”

No, sadly we do understand. We understand that the Parti Quebecois is obsessed with turning the province into a French enclave on the western shores of the Atlantic.

Given Quebec’s history and its love/hate relationship with the Catholic church, a secular land free of religious influences sounds appealing.

For centuries Quebec society was dominated by the Catholic church, an omnipresent theological force with tentacles that touched every region of the province through churches, hospitals, social services, schools and even branches of government.

The Quiet Revolution of the 1960s and ’70s severely curtailed the church’s influence, but the province’s Catholic roots are revealed whenever a Quebecer stubs his or her toe. Where English speakers utter choice four letter words, Quebecers unleash a stream of epithets rich in Catholic argot: tabernac, sacrement, chalice, pape merde, etc.

But like the sign laws and other aspects of Quebec’s fixation on the preservation of its ever-shifting definition of distinct society, the Parti Quebecois is going overboard and offending everybody in hopes of appeasing its electoral demographic. The PQ wants to erase centuries of Catholic influence so therefore all vestiges of religion must be banned from government offices. Problem solved, non?

There is, of course, one big fly in the ointment for the new charter dreamed up by the PQ policy wonks. Like the rest of Canada, Quebec’s birthrate is declining and the province depends on immigration to sustain its workforce. With policies such as this charter of values in place — and who knows what coming down the pipe — what kind of immigrant

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will look upon Quebec as a desirable new home?

Let’s see, who would want to move to a province where minorities are openly persecuted for their beliefs by the authorities, where the sitting government is actively seeking to break away from the rest of the country, where government officials carry rulers to measure the size of lettering on signs, and where corruption is an accepted part of doing business with the government.

Most immigrants are leaving their home countries to escape these situations, not actively seeking them out in the place they want to settle and build a new future.

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A classroom full of stinky rotten tomatoes to the mom who reads to her son in my kid’s kindergarten class. The book is in English, and the idea is to read it in English, not your native foreign tongue. I fail to see how this teaches your son how to read in English!

One long-stemmed fragrant rose to the lovely young lady who paid my parking fee at Peace Arch Hospital. As an American I will attest to the fact that the people of B.C. seem to be some of the kindest I’ve ever encountered.

Rotten tomatoes to my neighbour who got a puppy and has left him day and night, all alone in the backyard for the past two years, instead of living in the house with the family. The dog is so lonely he cries, whines and barks, begging for attention, but the man just ignores him. This is what he is teaching his children. There is no ‘milk of human kindness’ in that family. It’s all about power and control.

A train full of red roses to the public for supporting the Fraser Valley Heritage Railway volunteers for all their accomplishments in restoring the Interurban Car 1225 and the rebuilding of the Cloverdale station. Hope you enjoyed your ride from Cloverdale to Sullivan.

Bunches of roses to all the support workers who help families and children in distress. Your constant care and support of my family have helped tremendously. You guys all deserve a pay raise as well as roses. You all rock!

Several bouquets of roses to the folks who run the information tent at the Surrey Urban Farmers’ Market for holding onto my iPhone when I left it at a vendor’s booth a couple of week’s back. It sure saved me a lot of stress – and cash!

Roses to everyone at HD Concrete and all the other people who are taking part in the fundraising event Concrete Hero in Vancouver.

Thanks for helping to raise money for cancer research.

Rotten tomatoes to the inevitable cold and flu season that always starts up when everyone gets into the back-to-school, back-to-work groove. We’re only halfway through September – I can’t be getting sick now!

Rotten tomatoes to people who can’t seem to park within the lines. You must’ve sucked at elementary school and now that inability to colour within the lines has translated into real world deficiencies. Do everyone a favour and take the bus.

Rotten tomatoes (and maybe some Coke bottle prescription glasses) to people who can’t read traffic signs – especially to the guy who cut me off by driving through the northbound right turn lane at 152nd Street and Highway 10. To top it off, he gave me a dirty look! Did that look like a merge lane to you?

Rotten tomatoes to cat owners.

Rotten tomatoes to our neighbour’s idiot son who keeps squealing out from his parking spot in front of the townhouse in Surrey. I can see he is preparing to paint that piece of crap car. If he continues driving it like that – in a complex full of young kids – then he will have to paint it again after it gets keyed to hell. Just saying.

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Her view of the city is most interesting

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West Fine Art Show made a difference The Editor, Re: Around Town, West Fine Art Show, the Now, Sept. 12.

We would like to send out our heartfelt appreciation to Murray Phillips, Brian Croft and Shawn Siak and all of the artists in this year’s West Fine Art Show “Remembering Betty,” in South Surrey.

The Langley Hospice Society is incredibly thankful. The show drew almost 2,000 attendees. To date, the event has raised over $10,000 in memory of Murray’s wife, Betty and to support the Langley Hospice Society in their mission to help people live with dignity and hope while coping with grief at the end of life.

Thank you to all of you who helped to make this event possible.

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and provides a little insight into her (and her council’s) intentions. As an example, she mentions that she does want traffic congestion to ruin our quality of life.

Hot news – it already is, with the heavy truck traffic on our streets, parking in residential areas, dangerously poor roads that are deteriorating by the week (like 64th Avenue and Scott Road), and endless building permits being issued for townhomes wherever there appears to be a piece of vacant land.

Our city’s next motto should be, “Surrey – Overpopulation, Monster Homes, High Taxes, Climbing Crime Rate and National Immigrant Capital of Canada.”

The Wolfe Auto Group,official sponsor of the Gran Fondo Whistler participated with 8 cyclists which included staff, family and friends in order to raise money for a local Langley family whose 6 year old son is battling leukemia for the third time.

Due to finances,the family was forced to give up their home and reside in a trailer at the hospital while their son receives treatments.

Mike Hacquard (general manager of the Wolfe auto Group) first read about the family’s plight in an article written in

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He decided at that time to support the family in any way possible.

Mike’s team has raised money for the family and would love to have more people help by making donations under the Team Wolfe Cycling Club name on the link below.

The Wolfe Auto Group is asking the community to assist in any way possible for this young boy Photos–NICOLE McCARTEN to fight the fight successfully!

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I love your paper very much but this is the second time I’ve written to tell you of my extreme annoyance at an article written by one of your staff members and their choice of wording.

How dare reporter Amy Reid describe people in their 70s as “elderly?” Anyone who has enjoyed one of the over 25 shows that B.C.’s No. 1 entertainment troupe, The Vaudevillians, perform in one year, will attest to the fact that under no circumstances would any of the members be considered “elderly.”

We are performers aged 55 to 92, most of whom are in our 70s and we really have no complaint about being called seniors but elderly? Not on your life.

Committed, energetic, dedicated and professional, The Vaudevillians are a talented mix of men and women who love to perform and love what they do for audiences in seniors’ retirement homes and residences.

Yes, I’ll have to admit that there are some seniors who undoubtedly could be called “elderly” but folks many years younger than in their 70s could also wear that very unflattering title. Think about it!

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iPod drive for therapeutic uses Surrey’s Lydia Hol looks to help Music Heals charity by asking people to donate their used music players

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SURREY – The Live & Local series focuses a lot on how members of the community support the live music industry, but South Surrey songstress Lydia Hol is now returning the favour.

For the next month (until Oct. 15), Hol is collecting used iPods for the Music Heals Charitable Foundation, a non-profit society that promotes awareness of music therapy.

“They give them out to music therapists who are part of the program and they use them in hospitals, seniors’ centres and rehab clinics,” said Hol. “For a lot of people, they don’t have expendable cash to donate, but a lot of people do have an iPod sitting in their desk that they haven’t used for a couple years and don’t know what to do with.”

By collecting iPods for people who need them, Hol said she hopes the drive will raise

awareness for music therapy, which Music Heals describes as “a technique of complementary medicine that uses music prescribed in a skilled manner by trained therapists” to treat patients with physical, emotional, intellectual and social challenges.

The therapeutic qualities of sound can be used to improve the well-being of geriatric patients in nursing homes to lowering the stress level and pain of women giving birth.

The iPod drive is part of Hol’s effort in the Peak Performance Project, the annual local artist contest staged by 102.7 The Peak radio station.

Hol has made the top 20 for the 2013 contest alongside fellow Surrey-based artists Good for Grapes, pop singer Rykka and acoustic solo guitarist Amble Greene.

“We are asked to do a charity fundraiser as part of the Peak Performance Project – it’s a unique challenge for the bands,” she said. “I’ve always been interested in music therapy and I really resonated with the charity.”

Hol recently returned from the Peak Performance Project’s yearly “boot camp,” a

week-long getaway in Princeton where the top 20 finalists attend all-day seminars, perform at musical showcases and network with music industry insiders.

At the end of the iPod drive, Hol will host a songwriters’ circle at the Biltmore Cabaret in Vancouver on Oct. 15 – also to raise money for Music Heals – featuring a bevy of local musicians, including Ryan Guldemond of Mother Mother, rock fusionist Dominique Fricot, indie-pop artist Hilary Grist and modern blues duo Head of the Herd.

“We’re going to talk about music and why music is so special to us, the healing aspect of it,” she said, adding that the discussion will be followed by a full set by Hol and her band.

People looking to donate can drop off their iPods at the Long and McQuade store on 104th Avenue in Surrey and at Live Yoga, at 15186 Buena Vista Ave., White Rock.

“We really want to challenge everyone to bring as many iPods in as they can and really spread the word,” said Hol.

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f you want to have a hell-raisin’ good time next Monday, you may want to leave work early.

Breakout country artist Tim Hicks is performing at Central City Plaza on Sept.

23, starting at 5 p.m. The show is a thank-you from JRfm to Surrey residents, who raised the most money of any Metro Vancouver city for the radio station’s Basics for Babies charity last year. At the free show, Hicks is sure to perform his biggest tunes to date, including “Get By,” “Stronger Beer” and his latest single, “Buzz, Buzz, Buzzing.”

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The City of Surrey’s ninth annual Youth Fest is set to happen Saturday, Sept. 21 at Cloverdale Recreation Centre, from 3 p.m. to midnight.

It’s a new venue for the event, which was moved to Cloverdale this year in light of the reconstruction project at Guildford rec centre, the festival’s usual home.

New to Youth Fest is a Battle of the Bands contest – five bands on stage starting at 4 p.m., including She Dreams in Colour, Nostalgia, Stolen, Ministry of Misfits and The Vidos. Contest judges are local musicians Tommy Alto, Jordan Carrier and Brad Graham.

From 3 to 8 p.m., the festival will feature BMX and skate demos, breakdance battles, an art zone, sumo wrestling suits, a barbecue, a learn-to-DJ booth and more than 40 youth-focused resource booths.

Food trucks and go-karts are also part of the event. A free teen dance will run from 9 p.m. to midnight, for those age 13 and over (ID required).

A free shuttle will transport teens to and from the festival, with pick-up and drop-off sites at all other rec centres in Surrey, plus Clayton Heights Secondary.

Cloverdale rec centre is located at 6188 176th St., Surrey. More details are online at www.surrey.ca/youthfest.

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Chicken history at Stewart Farm exhibit The new feature exhibit at Historic Stewart Farm offers some surprising facts about chickens – they’re descendants of the Tyrannosaurus Rex, for starters.

The Nobody Here But Us Chickens exhibit opens Saturday, Sept. 21 from noon to 3 p.m. at the heritage attraction, 13723 Crescent Rd., South Surrey.

The event offers encounters with real heritage chickens, crafts, games and guided tours with curator Lynn Saffery. Also planned is a “Backyard Chicken Basics” course Oct. 5. Call 604-592-6956 for info.

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Olde Harvest Fair: Celebrate a traditional harvest festival at Historic Stewart Farm in South Surrey on

Saturday, Sept. 21 from noon to 3 p.m. “Enjoy old-fashioned activities and crafts, orchard tours and cider

CONCERTS Couloir: Harp and cello duo of Heidi Krutzen and Ariel Barnes performs Friday, Sept. 20 as part of White Rock Concerts series at White Rock Baptist Church. Info: 604-535-6692, www.whiterockconcerts.com.

“End of Summer Blues”: Mud Bay Blues Band and guests in concert Saturday, Sept. 21 at Blue Frog Studios, White Rock. Info: www. bluefrogstudios.ca/newshows.html.

Daniel Wesley’s Rock the Valley: Concert Saturday, Sept. 21 at Star of the Sea hall, White Rock, with guests The Boom Booms, as kickoff event for yearly concert series hosted by Wesley. 19+ show, doors at 7 p.m., tickets $35 (all in) via ticketbreak.com.

Moving Pictures: The Music of Rush: Tribute band performs Saturday, Sept. 28 at Blue Frog Studios, White Rock, 7 p.m. show. Tickets and info: www. bluefrogstudios.ca.

“Faithful Voices”: Gospel concert featuring Seattle artist Malcolm Oliver, youth band PS 98 and St. Matthew’s choir Chorus Angelorum, 7:15 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 28 at St. Matthew’s Catholic church, 16079 88th Ave., Surrey. Tickets $10 each, 604-589-2448.

OPEN MIC Delta Arts Council welcomes singers, musicians, actors, poets and dancers at event Friday, Sept.

27 at Firehall Centre for the Arts (11489 84th Ave., North Delta). “This south-of-the-Fraser ‘Backstage Club’ has members with a full range of entertainers and styles. No bands.”

Patti McGregor is the emcee. Doors open at 7 p.m. Info: 604-581-6270.

COMEDY Red Green: Duct tape-loving comic (aka Steve Smith) performs 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 19 at Bell Performing Arts Centre, Surrey.

Tickets and info: 604-507-6355, www.redgreen.com.

Just For Laughs tour: “Comedy Rat Pack” will perform at Surrey’s Bell Performing Arts Centre on Thursday, Nov. 21 as part of national tour, featuring Tom Papa, Godfrey, Orny Adams, Darrin Rose and Ben Seidman. Tickets via ticketmaster. ca, seats $39 to $49.50. Show info: www.hahaha.com/comedytour.

THEATRE/STAGE “The Foursome”: Golf-related laughs from playwright Norm Foster in Surrey Little Theatre’s seasonlaunching production, Oct. 3 to 26.

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Local sextet The Boom Booms play White Rock’s Star of the Sea hall Saturday, Sept. 21, as openers for Daniel Wesley at the inaugural Rock the Valley concert. and played on the streets everywhere, played in bars and put our own tour together when we were in Europe.

“Now, we’re getting more focused and hitting the States more and getting things going in North America.”

The Boom Booms just came off of a 50-date tour of the U.S. and Canada, including a stop at SXSW, the famous music festival in Austin, Texas, that drew more than 80,000 people.

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In addition to being one of the band’s five singers, Ross is the only member who plays the cavaquinho, a stringed instrument from the ukulele family that adds another layer to The Boom Booms’ melting pot of genres.

“It’s tuned different and it’s steel strings and it’s one of the bones of Samba music,” he said. “We bring it in for three or four songs. It just adds a different texture, a different sound that you don’t usually hear.”

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ince the release of Grand Theft Auto III 12 years ago, each subsequent iteration of the beloved series has gone on to receive glowing reviews and accolades. Now, with the release of Grand Theft Auto V (actually the ninth in the series), nothing seems to have changed, with the game having received almost universal praise from critics and fans.

If you haven’t already realized it by now, the launch of a new GTA has become something of a global event.

With a massive campaign that spanned continents leading up to the game’s launch Tuesday (Sept. 17), GTA V is arguably the largest video game release since perhaps Halo 3, and certainly rivals that of any big-name Hollywood films. In fact, GTA V was recently revealed to have the largest production cost of any video game ever, at $266 million. That figure also makes it the

second most expensive entertainment product ever assembled, next to Hollywood’s Pirates of the Caribbean: World’s End at $300 million.

It wouldn’t be surprising in the least if there was a noticeable dip in global productivity following the game’s release. I know of one reporter in particular who took the following Wednesday off just so he could explore the vastness of Los Santos, the game’s fictional Los Angeles. The reporter in question may or may not have been the writer of this piece.

But enough about me, this is all about you and what you’re able to do in the game, which has always been the series’ most attractive feature.

For GTA V, you follow the story of three unique individuals as they work together pulling off various heists for personal gain. Whether or not you choose to tackle the story missions is completely up to the player, as there are a million other things to keep busy with in the world of GTA V. Scuba diving up your alley? They’ve got you covered.

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While it’s still early days, I’m sure it’s just a matter of time before we hear out-of-touch zoomers and boomers complaining about the rape simulator that is GTA, and how it’s influencing our children. I mean, yes, you can do drugs in the game, yes you can pick up prostitutes and yes you can go to a strip club to get a lap dance, but you can also play tennis, go golfing and partake in a bike race. If the argument is that these games will encourage young people to partake in the vices shown in the game, we should see an immeasurable number of people also taking up the aforementioned sports in record numbers, which we don’t and won’t.

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On every second Sunday at 4 p.m., local jazz musicians perform for an hour in the church sanctuary. Admission is by donation at 8855 156th St., at 88th Avenue, in the Fleetwood area.

The events, booked by Surrey residents Audrey and Gerry Hall, mix jazz music with messages of religious significance, building on similar gatherings that first happened at churches in New York in the mid-1960s.

McCorquodale, a Vancouver-based pianist and singer, will be backed by Adam Rohrlick on guitar and sax, Dave Guiney on bass and John Nolan on drums. Click on www. robynsong.com for music and bio.

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The show was announced Sept. 18 by Rock.It Boy Entertainment. Tickets for the Nov. 10 concert date in Surrey are available via 604-507-6355 and www. bellperformingartscentre.com.

Also at the Bell, “Oh What a Night,” a musical tribute to Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, will be staged on Wednesday, Nov. 13. The one-nighter in Surrey is part of a cross-Canada tour for the show, promoter Rocklands Entertainment announced Friday. Show details are online at www. ohwhatanighttribute.com, tickets via 604507-6355.

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Surrey Art Gallery: “Sarindar Dhaliwal: Narratives from the Beyond” and “Figuring Ground: Sylvia Grace Borda and Jeremy Herndl,” both on view from Sept. 21 to Dec. 15; “Art Beat” Surrey ArtsWest Society exhibition, to Nov. 24. Gallery located at Bear Creek Park, 88th Ave./King George Blvd. Info: 604-501-5566, arts. surrey.ca.

“A Night on Broadway Goes Hollywood”: Several local opera singers, including show organizers Christopher Simmons and Debra DaVaughn plus Lindbjerg Show Choir, perform hits from “Showboat,” “Rent” and other musicals in yearly fundraiser for Surrey Food Bank, two shows Saturday, Oct. 5 (at 3:30 and 7:30 p.m.) Tickets and info: 604-5015566.

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BUSINESS Surrey Board of Trade “Economic Update Lunch” on Wednesday, Sept. 25 at Eaglequest Golf Course (7778-152 St.), featuring guest speaker David Tulk, Chief Macro Strategist, TD Securities.

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Craft Fair at Cloverdale United Church on Saturday, Nov. 16 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., 17575 58A Ave., Cloverdale. Crafters wanted, contact Marguerite Cryer at 604-574-5603.

“Come check out lovely crafts, bake table, books and lunch.”

YOUTH Surrey Youth Fest: Ninth annual event Saturday, Sept. 21 at Cloverdale Recreation Centre, 6188 176th St., Surrey, featuring Battle of the Bands, break-dance contest, BMX bike demos, games, rock climbing wall and much more, in City of Surrey event. Info: www.surrey. ca/youthfest.

COMMUNITY Annual free community block party at Surrey Alliance Church (13474 96th Ave., Surrey) on Saturday, Sept 21 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., featuring games for young and old, free food, live music, professional balloon twisters and lots more. All are welcome.

FOOD/BEVERAGES Ukrainian “soul food” (perogies, cabbage rolls and borsch) available on Friday, Sept. 27 at a fundraiser from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Ukrainian

KIDS/FAMILY Dora the Explorer in “Search for the City of Lost Toys”: Live production performed on Oct. 12 (multiple show times) at Bell Performing Arts Centre, Surrey. A Koba Entertainment Production.

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CALLS/AUDITIONS Performers sought for 2013/2014 White Rock Chamber Music series, which begins on Oct. 12 at Crescent Gardens Retirement Community, 1222 King George Blvd., South Surrey. Email mshiker4@gmail. com or ellenneal@telus.net.

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27 to 29. These events are designed to get people involved in the arts and artists in their communities, to share their love of culture.

“Culture Days is an opportunity to showcase the talent and creativity that exists across our province,” says Lucille Pacey, president and CEO of Arts Umbrella, and chair of the B.C. Culture Days task force.

“From street art to high art, pop culture to traditional culture, Culture Days is an opportunity to engage with art and artists in a different way.”

Surrey Mayor Dianne Watts (our arts and culture hero) has officially proclaimed culture days in this city. Oh sure, Vancouver, Richmond and even Duncan have also made this proclamation. You can connect to Culture Days on Twitter, Facebook, Flickr and YouTube. Even better, take the opportunity to see what’s up in person. You just can’t replace the real thing with YouTube. Seriously.

Electronic media is fabulously popular, though. I admit it. Our ever changing technology opens avenues of communication that are getting downright scary. I mean, my car even sends me emails. How does this cybertech affect the arts? You can sample some ideas by joining celebrated artist Nancy Paterson for a conversation on cyberfeminism, technology, and computer-generated artistic production at Surrey Art Gallery on Sept. 28, at 2 p.m., right during Culture

Nancy Paterson’s “Stock Market Skirt” is subject of a special event at Surrey Art Gallery on Sept. 28.

Days. Fancy that.

I find this intriguing.

And I gotta see this “Stock Market Skirt” in real life and real time. This piece was recently acquired by Surrey Art Gallery as a gift from the artist. The sculpture consists of an array of computer screens connected to the internet, surrounded by a blue taffeta party dress mounted on a dressmaker’s dummy. Live stock market feeds register on the computer screens. Cool. I always wanted a party dress that would tell me what my meager money is doing for me at the moment.

Now certified as a Cultural Property of Canada, “Stock Market Skirt” is considered a national treasure. Not only that, but Surrey Art Gallery is the first art museum to exhibit this artwork, now referenced in the history of digital art.

Visual art is a tough cookie. Contemporary art, emerging artists and new ideas may not be to our own particular taste. We all have different ideas of what is art. So right here and now, I say let’s give three cheers to everyone involved with Surrey Art Gallery. New ideas live and grow here.

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Part of the band’s South American musical inspiration came from a 60-day trip to Brazil two years ago, which the band filmed for an online documentary called Boom Boom Brazil. The 24-minute movie showcases the country’s culture, but also highlights some social and environmental issues of the area, including the negative impact of the Belo Monte Dam to the Amazon rainforest.

Now that the international touring schedule is wrapping up, The Boom Booms are getting ready to head into the recording studio in October for their sophomore

album, with two-time Grammy Award winner Chin Injeti behind the mixing board.

“We’ve been friends (with Injeti) for a couple years, and when we started talking about the album, he said, ‘I hope you think of me when you guys are going to make an album,’” said Ross, adding that they’re aiming for a spring release date. “It’s been really natural and it’s worked out good.”

Ross said most of the songwriting has been done on the road, though his brother Aaron – who sings lead vocals and plays guitar – wrote most of the songs during a three-week break last winter.

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“The last time we saw him, we were doing the Shore 104 fireworks party, so we were set up right above English Bay,” said Ross. “Our sounds work well together, so he was like, ‘Guys, I’d love if you’d come out and do this show with me.’”

Wesley told the Now last week that he hopes to make the festival a yearly event as a way of creating venues for bands to perform outside of Vancouver. Ross echoed that other communities in the Lower Mainland are in need of concert halls so fans don’t have to

travel as far and bands can reach more people.

“It seems there really is a disconnect from the suburbs to the city and it’d be so amazing for the fans and the bands to make a bigger web of venues and audiences to move around the Lower Mainland,” he said. “I really respect Daniel for taking that on and trying to build something in his neighbourhood.”

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ICST Pegasus secured Newton Athletic Park bragging rights with an emphatic 3-0 win over CCBRT United in Vancouver Metro Soccer League premier action Friday night.

The Newton Derby was a hard fought, physical affair played in front of a large crowd of more than 250 supporters, who turned out to watch the clash between the two clubs who both call Newton Athletic Park home.

“It was hard fought game and they came more prepared than we did,” said United manager Garry Sangha. “It was very physical; I think there were 10 yellow cards in total. It was more than just a league game because both teams wanted to win it badly.

There’s a rivalry building here for sure.

There was lots of bantering between the two benches, so yeah, it’s alive. It’s great for the league, the players, the coaches the fans — everybody. They won this game, but we will see them again on Nov. 1.”

United had a great chance to open the scoring early in the match when Bobby Jhutty sprang Gagan Josan free on a breakaway, but Pegasus goalie Andy Singh was up to the challenge and thwarted the scoring chance.

The Horsemen hit the scoresheet in the 25th minute when Omari Aldridge raced down the right wing before deftly feeding a cross to Brendan Campbell for a tap-in goal.

Pegasus then doubled their lead 10 minutes later when Diaz Kambere cranked a sizzling free kick into the top corner of the goal.

United battled back in the second half and carried the play early. United’s best chance to cut into the Horsemen’s lead came when Josan was brought down in the penalty box.

On the ensuing penalty kick, Singh pulled off a head-shaking save on Milad Rahmati’s attempt to keep United scoreless.

The Horsemen then iced the win with a late goal by Otis Sandhu.

The result kept Pegasus undefeated through two games. More importantly,

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“One of the things we worked on all preseason was our defensive shape and we look really good so far,” said Pegasus coach Sipho Sibiya. “As we expected, it was a rough game. In the second half they made some adjustments and we tired just a bit so the play was much closer. Andy made a huge save on the PK and that was a big play because that could have been a big momentum swing.”

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The Firemen had a chance to pull out the win late in regulation when Vince Stewart set up Ryan Reynolds in prime scoring

position, but his shot sailed harmlessly over the goal.

“We’re really kind of disappointed not to get all three points,” said Firefighters coach Rob Reed. “We had kind of a lackluster first half where we didn’t play with any real urgency. We made some changes at the half and the substitutions seemed to inject a bit of life into our game. We tied the game up and we were unlucky not to find a winning goal. We put a lot of pressure on them in the second half.”

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The Lord Tweedsmuir Panthers had something special to declare at the border Thursday night — a 35-34 exhibition football win over the Blaine Borderites.

“It was awesome, just incredible,” said Panthers coach Kurt Thornton. “They had a big crowd of over 1,000 people with the band and cheerleaders — it was everything you think about when you think about high school football in the States.

“It was a great atmosphere to play football in.”

The game turned into an offensive duel between Blaine receiver Josiah Westbrook and Tweedsmuir running back Jamal Lyles.

Westbrook scored all five touchdowns for the Borderites, but Lyles countered with 516 all-purpose yards and four majors.

Lyles carried the ball 15 times for 203 yards and two TDs and added another three receptions from quarterback Connor McKay for 115 yards and another major.

Lyles then capped his evening with a 98yard kickoff return in the fourth quarter to put the Panthers ahead to stay at 28-21.

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pass for a 15-yard interception return for a touchdown.

Blaine stormed back and scored two touchdowns in quick succession to cut the gap to 35-34, but on the ensuing convert attempt, Reece Russell blocked the kick to seal the Panthers’ win.

Safety Brendan Woods led the Tweedsmuir defensive effort with 13 tackles, one sack and one interception.

Cornerback Amrit Sanopal helped out with a dozen tackles.

“This game had a little bit of everything,” Kurt Thornton said. “We had a defensive touchdown, a kick return for a touchdown and a blocked convert to win. It was an incredible game. Blaine is a decent team so a win like this is a good morale booster for our guys.”

The Panthers open the class AAA regular season Friday at home against the Kelowna Owls. Game time is 3:30 p.m.

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Thumbs Down While the fuel economy is good, it could be better yet with a diesel or hybrid option.

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New Route for Surrey Marathon There’s a buzz of excitement throughout the City of Surrey and the running community as athletes of all ages and fitness abilities prepare for the 2nd Annual Surrey International World Music Marathon, presented by Central City.

An event that’s built for everyone, from committed marathoners to novice runners, this year’s Marathon takes place Sunday, September 29th and features a Full Marathon, Half Marathon, Prospera Credit Union Relay, Mayors 5K Run/Walk and the Century Group Kids Fun Run. It’s all about fun, fitness and community spirit as runners lace up for Surrey’s most innovative sporting event this season.

2013 will see a change in the route from the inaugural event in 2012, with the Full and Half Marathons winding their way through the spectacular scenery

of Surrey’s majestic Green Timbers Urban Forest. This re-design provides more performance areas and uniquely themed ‘cultural music miles’ than last year and allows participants of each event to fully experience the incredible music, dancing, and festivities along the route.

“Last year’s Marathon was a great success thanks to the incredible support of volunteers and participants, and as we head into this year’s event we’re excited about the level of enthusiasm and community involvement we’ve received,” says Marathon Chair Elizabeth Model.

Whether you’re looking to kick-start your fall fitness program, or just hoping to get outdoors with friends and family, there’s still time to register.

Getting There & Around The Start / Finish Line for all Surrey International World Music Marathon events is located on University Drive at 102 Avenue.

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Surrey Celebrates Diversity with ‘Cultural Music Miles’ Councillor Tom Gill

Unique to the Surrey International World Music Marathon are the ‘Fraser Surrey Docks Cultural Music Miles’ – featuring an exciting lineup of live, colourful musical performances from some of the top entertainers in the province. Located at each mile of the marathon route, these world music performers and cultural organizations will showcase their art, music, costumes and dance as they celebrate Surrey’s rich multicultural heritage and encourage runners along the way.

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A total of 34 performance stations encompassing 18 distinct cultures from all across the globe will line the course, supported by hundreds of cheering volunteers and race enthusiasts.

“The new route has provided us with more stations and performance areas than in 2012, allowing us the opportunity to showcase even more of the city’s incredible cultural talent,” notes Surrey Marathon Society Chair, Elizabeth Model. “We’re looking forward to a wonderful mix of singers, dancers, drummers, and entertainers who will animate the course as our runners attempt to set new course records and personal milestones.”

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The energy at the main stage will motivate runners as they cross the finish line, ushered in by the vibrant music and impressive moves of the renowned acrobatic performers Ache Brasil and the Langley Ukelele Ensemble, plus many more. Live music and dance performances taking place all morning at the race site will help enhance the race experience for all participants – ensuring racers of all ages and athletic abilities enjoy the colours and passion of Surrey’s incredible entertainment and supportive multicultural community.

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Musical Mile Spotlight – A Tribute to The King Ladies and gentlemen, Elvis has left the building – and entered the Surrey Marathon! The reigning 2013 Legends Waikiki Elvis Champion, Eli ‘Tigerman’ Williams, will be bringing the smooth sounds and signature moves of the Rock ‘n’ Roll King to the Surrey Marathon’s Cultural Mile stage.

Watching the passion, energy, and sheer musical talent behind one of Williams’ award-winning performances, it’s hard to believe he began his illustrious career as an Elvis impersonator just six short years ago. Even more impressive is the fact that he has earned his reputation only moonlighting as an Elvis tribute entertainer, putting in long hours on evenings and weekends, all while working a full time job in graphic design.

Williams’ fascination with Elvis began as a child, when he would listen to his grandmother’s vinyl records, and soon grew into a great admiration for the unparalleled stylings of the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll. He started out in karaoke, and shortly after met Surrey’s own Brian Simpson, 4–time World Champion and instructor of the World’s only Elvis

school, Elvis 101, who taught him the moves that skyrocketed him to Tribute stardom.

Undoubtedly, the highlight of Eli’s young career was winning the Grand Champion crown at the 2012 Pacific Northwest Elvis Festival (an annual EPE registered event held in Penticton). With that win he was entered into the Ultimate Elvis, World Championships in Memphis, Tennessee, where he finished Top 15 in the King of the World out of 96 competitors and Top 29 in the world in the Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist Contest, EPE’s official Tribute Artist Contest. Less than a year later, he secured the first Ultimate Elvis qualifier spot for the 2013 World Championships where he had yet another impressive showing.

Williams has competed in over 15 contests across the globe, and despite having lost his jumpsuitfilled luggage on the way to Memphis this past August, he’ll be rockin’ out in style at the 2013 Surrey Marathon.

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After several incidents with Josh on the sidelines of various sporting events, upset that he wasn’t able to participate with his peers, Michelle was determined to find a team sport that her son could take part in. She learned about Team Hoyt, a father-son team from the US who participate in triathlons, and in 2008, she and Josh ran their first half marathon. Josh loved it! Decked-out in his own racing bib, and cheered on by other runners and spectators, he reveled in his ability to be right at the heart of the action.

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The 50th IRONMAN’s a Charm From finding love at the finish line, to ticking off every IRONMAN on the circuit, Elizabeth Model is one busy athlete. This Surrey mom not only juggles her high-profile career as Executive Director of the Downtown Surrey Business Improvement Association with an important role as Surrey Marathon Society Chair, she is also an elite athlete who regularly competes in grueling IRONMAN triathlons.

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