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SOUTH SURREY — Some say the City of Surrey shouldn’t densify the “Grandview Heights 4” neighbourhood, due to lack of transit service and the area’s rich environmental lands.

The city is currently working on a Neighbourhood Concept Plan (NCP) for the area. It is one of five neighbourhoods within Grandview Heights and is bound by the Agricultural Land Reserve.

In July, 2005, a group of land owners in the area petitioned the city to begin the planning process. The petition represented 63 per cent of the owners of the properties in the area and 66 per cent of the land area. see DRAFT GRANDVIEW › page 6

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CLOVERDALE — Three buildings belonging to a prominent pioneer family in Cloverdale are being restored and will serve residents of a condo development being built on the property.

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The Bose family home, built in 1924, was hoisted onto a new foundation Monday and will undergo heritage revitalization, along with an old milk parlour and potato barn.

The developer, John Rempel of Rempel Development Group, negotiated with the City of Surrey for higher density on

the non-forested part of the property in exchange for dedicating the forest to the city. Approximately 12 acres of trees are being protected as part of the development and the city plans to turn the forested area into a park. see FARMHOUSE › page 10

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NORTH DELTA — The third annual Laura Szendrei Walk, Run and Roll will be held Sunday, nearly two weeks before the young man who killed the North Delta teenager will be sentenced in Surrey provincial court.

This year’s fundraiser will begin at 11 a.m. at Burnsview secondary, where the 15-year-old girl attended school.

It, like in previous years, is staged to raise money for the Laura Szendrei Memorial Scholarship Foundation Society, a scholarship exclusive to Delta students, at Kwantlen Polytechnic University. Some 1,200 people participated in last year’s event, raising $25,000.

Check-in for the five- and 10-kilometre walks will be at 9 a.m. Sunday, at the school. Pre-registration is being held from 5 to 9 p.m. every night this week, except Thursday, and from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, inside the lobby of Sungod swimming pool. Check www.lswalkrunroll.com for information, including route maps.

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NORTH DELTA — What will Delta Rise, the municipality’s tallest tower, look like?

Politicians and journalists were given a sneak peek Wednesday at an architect’s model of the building, as well as a tour of two styles of suites the 37-storey building will contain.

The Blexo Developments Ltd. project won Delta council’s approval earlier this year and construction is expected to begin next June and be completed in 2016.

The apartment building project, just south of the Delta Shoppers Mall off Scott Road, will be located at 11941 80th Ave. and will be the community’s tallest building by far.

Three 14-storey buildings currently share that distinction in North Delta.

One is at 88th Avenue and 119th Street and the other are two across the street from where this new apartment building containing 317 suites (oneto three-bedroom units) will be built.

There will also be 24,800 square feet of commercial space on the first four floors and 511 parking stalls in a fourlevel parkade, with two of those levels above ground, on the 1.5-acre site.

The strata will feature small studio suites and two bedroom suites with dens for sale.

During a public hearing last December some residents expressed concerns about increased traffic the

Woman hurt in hit-and-run SURREY — A 35-year-old pedestrian was rushed to hospital suffering from “severe trauma” after a hit-and-run in Newton on Monday night. The woman, a Surrey resident, was walking near the intersection of 144 Street and 82A Avenue around 7:45 p.m. when she was hit by a 2005 grey Honda Accord. The driver took off after hitting her.

The woman was taken to Royal Columbian Hospital in New Westminster, with life-threatening injuries.

A 49-year-old Coquitlam man turned himself in at the Surrey RCMP detachment in Newton about two hours later, and police seized his car.

Blexo Developments Ltd. is building Delta Rise. Construction begins in June. project will bring, and voiced their reluctance to see North Delta develop skyward like Burnaby.

Meanwhile, council has been trying to put a fresh face on Scott Road by creating a bylaw that would allow for property tax breaks and other incentives to developers who help revitalize the Scott Road corridor.

The Scott Road Revitalization Bylaw covers Highway 10 to 96th Avenue, west to 118th Street. Eligible projects qualify for a three-year freeze on municipal property taxes.

This includes apartment buildings or other mixed-use buildings 10 storeys or more that involve more than $10 million in new construction or $5 million in renovation.

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environmentally-friendly projects include the reduction or waiving of development cost charges and other fees.

Municipal council has also approved an “Incompatible Uses Scott Road Corridor” bylaw, with the corridor being from 96th Avenue in the north to roughly the 6200-block in the south.

Council decided to bar certain businesses – porn stores, cash for gold shops, cheque-cashing centres, dating and escort services, gun shops, massage parlours, pawn shops, private smoking clubs and tattoo parlours among them – from opening along the Delta side of Scott Road, but the ones that were already there are grandfathered.

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Draft Grandview Heights 4 NCP draws criticism “The whole idea of planning density on frequent transit networks and around SkyTrains and transit hubs, that makes The area is designated “Suburban” in the perfect sense to me. But we seem to be city’s Official Community Plan. The current building further and further in areas that will zoning in the area is primarily A-1 (General be car dependent for years and Agriculture), A-2 (Intensive years to come,” Rice said.

Agriculture) and RA (One Acre He pointed to East Clayton.

Residential), with a few parcels zoned CD (Comprehensive “People who moved in there Development). basically needed a car because of A range of housing types is the density that they put in there. proposed in the NCP, including It’s become a bit of a nightmare single detached homes, duplexes, for people who are trying to find townhouses, row houses and fourparking,” Rice said. “There’s quite to six-storey apartment buildings. a high-density plan for a lot of the A corporate report from neighbourhoods in that NCP, so Grant Rice January estimated the area’s there is that problem of too many build-out would accommodate a cars and not enough parking.” population of between 8,389 and 11,887.

Deb Jack, president and co-founder of Grant Rice, who ran under the Surrey Surrey Environmental Partners, echoed Civic Coalition banner in the last municipal Rice’s transit concerns, but emphasized election, says the city shouldn’t be densifying the environmental landscape of the this area because it currently has minimal neighbourhood needs to be properly transit service. protected. ‹ from page 1

“This is an incredibly lush, green area. This is one of the most important, if not the most important, biologically diverse areas in the city,” Jack said, adding that this NCP is like a tipping point. “If we don’t do this one right, I don’t think we’re going to be able to do other areas very well.”

Jack went on to say she is happy to see the city implementing a “green levy” in the NCP, which will charge developers a fee that will be used to acquire natural areas for wildlife.

While the city has long charged developers for things like building sewer systems, roads and parks for public use, the green levy for wildlife areas is quite new.

Don Luymes, Surrey’s manager of community planning, said a lot of infrastructure has to be built in the neighbourhood to allow for development.

“The main thing is that sewer lines have to be extended to this area. Right now this area is just on septic,” he said, adding that it will cost a fair bit of money to bring the lines in.

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is possible. But it’s not insignificant.

(Grandview Heights 4) is more expensive than a typical neighbourhood concept plan...

Whether or not developers are able to afford that, that’s for them to decide,” Luymes said.

Coun. Barinder Rasode, who works with the city’s community associations on behalf of council, said she’s heard concerns from residents regarding this NCP. “One of the issues brought to us has been the issue of making sure that we’re doing higher density developments in areas that are already designated for development, and not going into areas, yet, where it may seem a bit premature,” Rasode said. “One of the comments we hear is that this NCP is a little bit premature.”

She has also heard the environmental concerns. “It’s certainly an area that is designated to hold a lot of environmental value.”

The NCP is expected to go before council at its next meeting on Monday, Oct. 7. areid@thenownewspaper.com

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altogether, which would eliminate the “unenforceable” measurement of distress.

But the UBCM amendment merely references “tethering of dogs” and permits enforcement “in situations where tethering causes a dog to be ‘in distress,’” without offering guidelines for how distress is determined.

Olson – founder of A Better Life Dog Rescue – has been a longtime advocate for animal safety, though she has faced legal troubles around her rescue efforts. Last year, she was handed 36 charges in connection with a series of alleged dog thefts across the Lower Mainland since 2006.

According to the UBCM, the proposed amendment to the act was a late submission for 2012’s convention, “but did not meet the criteria to be admitted for debate as an emergency resolution.”

Coun. Barinder Rasode said the city’s motion was written as best as it could in order to be approved at the convention.

She said she is in favour of limiting or banning tethering and that this motion is the first step toward enacting stricter legislation provincewide.

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SURREY — The City of Surrey’s Union of British Columbia Municipalities (UBCM) motion to enact stricter legislation regarding the tethering of dogs is “useless,” according to one animal rights advocate.

Janet Olson of Campaign for Animal Rights Legislation (CARL) is criticizing an amendment to the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act that was approved, saying it won’t be more effective or enforceable for bylaw officers. While the act now includes tethering as a means of causing animals distress, she said it is difficult for officers to prove if an animal is suffering.

“It doesn’t change a thing,” she said, adding that it is merely a rewording of the previous legislation. “There’s no definition of distress in the PCA Act, and as a result, dogs are left on their chains.”

In April 2012, Olson and Marcie Moriarty of the BC SPCA lobbied Surrey city council to create a bylaw either restricting tethering to a one-hour time limit or banning it

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The building restorations are said to be the largest heritage revitalization in Surrey in recent years and will be the centerpieces of a new 253-unit condo development on the property. The home will be used as guest suites, the potato barn will be an amenity centre for residents and the milk parlour will be a tool shed for a community garden.

Three generations farmed Bob Bose the land from 1892 until 2009, including Bob Bose, who served as Surrey’s mayor from 1988 to 1996.

“It’s wonderful that our family home, having been a part of Surrey’s heartland for 89 years, will be enjoyed by future generations on the farm it was built on,” said Bob. Bob’s twin brother Roger Bose is also happy to see his family’s home restored.

Roger recalled fond memories of the family around the fireplace in the living room, particularly around Christmas.

Roger said the home had a wood stove in the kitchen, as well as a furnace.

“My mother was always the first one to get up in the morning and put a wood block on the furnace. She never had to use a match. She was a good manager,” he said with a chuckle.

“And we have many good memories as kids playing out in the bush. We also had lots of barbecues and things in the bush in later years. The family home was a very special place,” Roger said.

And the farm itself has quite a history.

Henry Bose, Roger and Bob’s grandfather, established the Cloverdale farm in 1892 after settling in British Columbia from England. Henry operated a massive farming operation and became heavily involved with community organizations and politics.

Henry served as mayor from 1905 to 1909, as police magistrate for 35 years and on the Surrey school board.

The property was originally 160 acres, mostly on the hillside, but when Henry married May Churchland in 1901, he gave half of the land to his father-in-law, John Churchland, as a dowry.

Some produce was sold or traded to local residents, and Henry made a weekly trip by horse to a New Westminster farmers’ market to sell vegetables, meat, eggs and butter.

When B.C. Electric Railway built the Interurban train line in 1910, it opened up a whole new market for the family.

Henry was a charter member of the Surrey Farmers’ Institute, which had a licence to sell dynamite for clearing land.

Dynamite was stored and distributed from the Bose farm for more than 40 years.

The farm also supplied thousands of bales of hay to Dairyland to feed horses, which were used to pull the milk delivery wagons through the streets of Vancouver.

By that time, the farm had grown to 340 acres and produced 1,000 tons of potatoes, hay and grain, and had 75 cows.

When Henry died in 1951, his two sons Harry and Norman took over the farm.

The dairy herd was dispersed in 1963 and with that came the dissolution of the partnership of Harry and Norman. The farm was never again the thriving operation it once was.

With no succession plan, the farm was finally dispersed for development.

And with that, the farm’s history came to its conclusion, but its legacy will live on in Surrey through the restoration of its original buildings.

Condos in the development, called The Ridge at Bose Farms, are on sale now, by appointment. Call 604-888-5514.

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“Hey!” a truly smart phone would have shouted at me in the nick of time, “You’re forgetting something, aren’t you?”

Instead, it just laid there like a lump. A dumb, stupid lump.

And it let me go off to work without it. And I missed an important

meeting with a friend.

Because not only is my smartphone stupid, but it makes me stupid, too.

I don’t have to think anymore. All my thoughts are stored in my stupid smartphone, where I can retrieve them without hardly a thought of my own.

It keeps track of my appointments, and sounds a clever alarm – a different one for every different kind of appointment – at exactly the appropriate amount of

I thought about what I had to do.

And when I had to do it.

My brain worked in the old days. Instead of a smart phone, I had a smart brain.

Now I have my smartphone, and a stupid brain.

My brain worked in the old days.

Instead of a smart phone, I had a smart brain. Now I have my smartphone, and a stupid brain.

time that I need to prepare for the appointment.

Unless it’s where I can’t hear the alarm. Unless it’s at home while I’m slugging away in my office.

In the old days, before I had a stupid smartphone to keep me from thinking,

And since the smartphone is actually stupid, there’s not a heckuva lot of smart left to go around.

The stupid-smart conundrum goes much further than my brain. It goes far beyond me.

It’s like a movement that

has swept through much of America, the groundzero of stupid smartphone technology, and is pushing a wave of dumb deep into Canada.

You see it everywhere.

And it’s not just making people stupid – it’s making them downright scared of smart.

Take Smart Meters, for instance.

Well, like their kissingcousin smartphones, they’re poorly named – they’re not smart.

But smart or stupid, what really counts is that they’re helping to make all of us stupid.

Not with some kind of phantasmagorical radiosonic infrapositional positronic ether-borne IQreducing quantum phlegm... at least not directly.

Nope. What’s making

us stupid is the belief that the phantasmagorical radio-sonic infrapositional positronic ether-borne IQreducing quantum phlegm exists.

And on our smartphones we text each other notifications about the havoc that Smart Meters are wreaking on the DNA of our very souls.

We chat about it to each other on our cellphones.

And we look it up on the internet, using our Wi-Ficonnected computers.

Then we ignore the logical assessments of tens of thousands of scientists – the same ones we trust every time we use our computers and cellphones and – yes – those stupid smartphones.

And we take as gospel the rantings of a handful of whack-jobs who make themselves feel smart by making the rest of us stupid.

Just as stupid as smartphones.

Bob Groeneveld is the editor of the Langley Advance.

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Marathon traffic affect you?

Thank you for your patience businesses for non-compliance. The city has a beautification grant program – some of that budget should be used to enforce bylaws and clean up trashy signs.

EMAIL YOUR ROSES AND TOMATOES

Rotten tomatoes to the City of Surrey for poor planning for the World Music Marathon.

I’m a nurse at Surrey Memorial Hospital and my usual 10-minute commute to work took me 45 minutes! I guess I should consider myself lucky, as some co-workers – including doctors – were stuck in traffic for up to two hours. This is ridiculous. Who thought it would be a good idea to shut down major roads around a major hospital? I sincerely hope people who had a medical emergency got to the hospital safely that day. Shame on you Surrey!

A truckload of roses to the housekeeping department at Peace Arch Hospital, especially to the lady who does the garbage run during the day. She says hi to everyone, is always polite and always has a smile on her face.

Rotten tomatoes to the person who wrote about someone having an issue with cat owners.

Ridiculous. Keep your cat inside? My cat is 22 years old and she did not reach that age from being let outdoors. If you love your cat, your cat should not be outside.

A big bouquet of roses to my special grandpa on his birthday (Oct. 4). See you at the ’70s party on Saturday. Peace and love from your granddaughter.

Rotten tomatoes to all the nosy RCMP volunteers, peering in my vehicle then writing out a shopping list of all the valuables that were visible – then leaving it on my windshield for thieves to see! Never mind the littering charge for distributing flyers on windshields.

Rotten tomatoes to Surrey City Hall for fining lying homeowners $1,000 for secondary suites.

Wow! One month’s rent! You fools, fine them $10,000 and maybe they will think twice about having an illegal suite.

A grocery cart full of rotten tomatoes to the people who leave perishable goods in the aisles of the grocery store. If you have two frozen chicken pot pies that you decide you don’t want to buy anymore, don’t put them on the dog food shelf to get warm and go bad. Put them back or give them to the cashier and tell him/her you changed your mind.

Rotten tomatoes to all businesses that post signs on city boulevards and utility poles – some marketing program! Same to the city for not enforcing sign bylaws. Some cities actually fine

Rotten tomatoes to those who take advantage of people’s kindness, compassion and big hearts.

It’s easy to see why some in this world choose to be hard-hearted and cynical from the start.

The Editor, Re: “Marathon was ‘quite a party,” the Now, Oct. 1.

To all of the amazing organizers, volunteers, traffic controllers and RCMP officers who were involved in the Surrey International World Music Marathon – thank you!

Sunday was the first wedding anniversary for my husband and I – and we celebrated by running the half marathon. It was a huge accomplishment for both of us. It was truly amazing that we were able to walk to the start of the marathon, run and then walk home.

Last year, we were inconvenienced by the marathon route as we literally live in the middle of the route. We had guests coming over for a post-wedding barbecue and some people had to wait a long time in traffic.

We completely understand how frustrating it is to sit in traffic. But to all those who did sit in traffic – thank you. This is a once-a-year event. There were notices everywhere and plenty of opportunity to plan ahead. If you felt frustrated, I hope you were not some of the people who took it out on the wonderful traffic controllers. These traffic controllers were amazing: complete strangers cheering us on, even as we struggled with aching muscles.

I suggest that anybody who was upset about the marathon does one of two things: Either mark this weekend in your calendar for next year so that you are able

to plan for it, or, better yet, run.

This year there was a five-kilometre run, half marathon and full marathon to choose from. There was also a kids run.

This is a great opportunity to start training now and participate next year.

Next year, I hope to participate but if I don’t, I will be on the sidelines cheering everyone on. I hope to see you all there.

Elyse Fryer, Surrey

I’m still fuming from marathon closures The Editor, Re: “Marathon was ‘quite a party,” the Now, Oct. 1.

So Elizabeth Model hasn’t heard anything negative about the road closures associated with the marathon?

It took me one hour and 53 minutes to travel from Scott Road and Highway 10 to the parkade at Surrey Memorial Hospital where I had an MRI scheduled for 12:30 p.m. I left home at 11:20 a.m. and arrived at 1:13 p.m., some 45 minutes late.

I am not impressed. In fact, two days later I am still fuming. From my perspective, the road closure plans were an unmitigated disaster. Go back to the drawing board, Model, and stop the selfcongratulatory pats on your back. They are not deserved!

Michael Michener, Surrey

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The thrill of shooting at the show Live and Local SEE MORE OF JACOB ZINN’S CONCERT PHOTOS WITH LAYAR

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ront-row-centre is a pretty good view for concerts – that is, if you’re OK paying a scalper hundreds of dollars for the “privilege” of looking up the lead singer’s nose for two hours.

You know what’s a better view that money can’t buy? The photo pit.

It’s that little strip at the front of the stage where the security guards stand to catch crowdsurfers and prevent stagedivers. If you’ve been to a show at the Commodore Ballroom or Vogue Theatre in the last year or so, odds are you’ve seen me pointing cameras at the talent onstage.

(I wear a backward red baseball cap and have a goatee shaped like the Rebel Alliance logo from Star Wars.)

I’ve been photographing concerts ever since I found out my university newspaper, The Runner, could get me into shows for free. The fact that I could take photos at the front of the stage was a bonus, but it’s what really hooked me into music journalism.

My first show was Danish heavy metal quartet Volbeat (trust me, they’re popular in certain circles) at a sold-out Commodore Ballroom. I couldn’t believe security just let me walk into their pit, right in front of the people who’d waited hours at the barricade.

Granted, they gave me three songs and then I was out, but it was a thrill – I’d never been that close to a big-time musician

Marcus Mumford led the vocal harmonies of Mumford & Sons during the British band’s concert at Surrey’s Holland Park on May 24, as photographed by Jacob Zinn. The event was the largest yet for concert photographer Zinn, who writes the “Live and Local” series for the Now. (Photo: JACOB ZINN)

And it’s not always good times being in the pit, either: I once took a full beer to the back of the head while waiting for Iced Earth to hit the stage. At least, I hope it was beer. before. The lead singer was within arm’s reach, and I could take as many photos as my memory card could hold.

The Runner got me into Van Halen, Motörhead, Roger Daltrey, Tom Morello of Rage Against the Machine, and the Jack Black/Kyle Gass rock comedy duo Tenacious D, among others. Plus, it allowed me to get shots that were far better than any an iPhone could capture.

After graduating, I started my own concert photography website, Shot @ the Show (shotattheshow.com), to continue my pursuit of amazing live-music imagery.

I typically shoot two or three concerts a week, but I sometimes shoot two or three

shows in one night.

I’ve shot at Rogers Arena, Pacific Coliseum, Rickshaw Theatre, Queen Elizabeth Theatre, Orpheum Theatre, Malkin Bowl and the PNE, among other live music sites. I go to some venues so often that I know most of the security guards by name.

Last I counted, I’ve photographed more than 150 artists, including John Mellencamp, Adam Ant, Snoop Dogg, Iron Maiden, Heart, Linkin Park, John Fogerty, Steve Vai, Alice Cooper and Journey.

Rumoured to have been started by Rush drummer/rock ‘n’ roll overlord Neil Peart, there is a standard set of rules for taking

photos professionally at concerts: three songs, no flash, from the pit. Some bands ask that you shoot from the sound board, others require you to publish photos only in black and white. (I’m looking at you, The Neighbourhood.)

But others make harsher demands: JayZ only gives photogs 90 seconds of each of his first two songs to shoot, and Avril Lavigne has required that shutterbugs send 11-by-14-inch prints of their photos to her lawyer within a week of publication.

And it’s not always good times being in the pit, either: I once took a full beer to the back of the head while waiting for Iced Earth to hit the stage. At least, I hope it was beer.

And some concert-goers can be quite hostile when you’re standing in front of them. Yes, you “paid good money” to be there – right there, on the other side of the barricade. Now suck it up for 12 minutes and I’ll be out your line of sight until next week.

But for the most part, it’s as awesome as the first time I set foot in the pit. I could never predict the time when P.O.D. vocalist Sonny Sandoval jumped into the pit and climbed on top of the crowd, or when the bassist of Chevelle put a guitar pick on my head while I obliviously looked down at the photos I’d taken. (A fan grabbed the pick of the top of my head and I was none the wiser.)

The biggest show I’ve ever shot to date was, believe it or not, in Surrey: Mumford & Sons at Holland Park. While I have wretched disdain, to put it politely, toward the group’s sound and the members of the hipster subculture it attracts, it was quite the experience to have 25,000 people behind me while I photographed away – in front of each and every one of their pretentious, tweed-wearing, post-ironic fans.

Concert photography will never get old for me. I still get that anxious feeling when I’m standing in the pit, waiting for a band to hit the stage – and once the show starts, it’s that same thrill time and again.

Check out my live music photos at shotattheshow.com, and while you’re at it, like it on Facebook at facebook.com/ shotattheshow. jzinn@thenownewspaper.com

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ARTS & LIFE Vaudevillians’ annual bursary show Nov. 9 The Vaudevillians hit the stage Nov. 9 in a yearly fundraiser for local students.

The golden-age entertainers of The Vaudevillians rehearse weekly at Kennedy Seniors Centre in North Delta. Each November, the troupe puts on a big show in support of a bursary that benefits performing arts students at Douglas College.

“This year’s show, as always, appeals to

all ages,” say event organizers Jim and Pat Trimble. “It offers songs you will remember, toe-tapping dances and side-splitting humour, all in outstanding costumes.”

The 10th-anniversary show will be performed twice at Surrey Arts Centre – first at 2 p.m. and again at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $20 via the box office, 604-501-5566.

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You are invited to provide feedback and learn more about the project by: • Attending a small group meeting or open house (see schedule below) • Reading consultation materials and providing feedback online (consultation materials and an online feedback form will be available at www.portmetrovancouver.com/RBT2 on October 7, 2013) • Visiting Port Talk (www.porttalk.ca) and participating in a discussion forum • Calling 604.665.9337 • Providing a written submission through: container.improvement@portmetrovancouver.com - Fax: 1 866.284.4271 - Email: - Mail: Roberts Bank Terminal 2 Project, 100 The Pointe, 999 Canada Place, Vancouver, BC V6C 3T4 SMALL GROUP MEETINGS & OPEN HOUSE SCHEDULE Date Tuesday, October 8

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Jazz show Oct. 19 launches Peninsula Productions’ season

Planning your company Christmas Party?

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Join us for a magical evening filled with wonderful entertainment in this Enchanted Evening inspired event!

Eaglequest Coyote Creek Golf & Country Club 7778 152nd Street, Surrey, B.C. Champagne Reception: 5:30-7:00 Dinner: 7:00 Tickets $95.00/person or $690 for a table of 8 Formal/cocktail attire. All net proceeds go to the Surrey Hospice Society.

Singer Wendy Bollard and pianist Dominik Heins perform a semi-scripted show Oct. 19 at First United Church in White Rock. political thriller, Death and the Maiden. This award-winning play is set in Dorfman’s native Chile shortly after the restoration of democracy following the dark years of the Pinochet regime. It concerns a married woman, Paulina Salas, who by chance comes face to face with the doctor she believes raped and tortured her when she was held as a prisoner. Show dates are from Nov. 26-30.

Peninsula Productions is also behind the third annual John Lee Sanders Gospel and Blues Show, set for Dec. 8.

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The local company kicks off its season Saturday, Oct. 19 with a semi-scripted concert called The Dominik Heins Show, featuring vocalist Wendy Bollard, who is Peninsula’s artist director, and boogiewoogie pianist Heins. The audience will travel back in time to the jazz age where Heins and his band audition three very different women, all played by Bollard. “The show is filled with great characters, fun costumes and, of course, fantastic music,” Bollard told the Now. The event will be held at First United Church, White Rock.

Next up for the company is a staging of The Barber of Barkerville, a family-friendly production from Vancouver Opera. The show offers a set-in-Barkerville story based on Rossini’s comic The Barber of Seville, at 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 27 at White Rock Elementary, 1273 Fir St. “This must-see production is filled with laughter, charm and some of opera’s most memorable music,” Bollard enthused. “The show is perfect for children. It is 45 minutes long and features four English singers, a piano player, full set and costumes.”

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It can be argued that nobody in their right mind would actually trust the security of their device on something so gimmicky, but if so, why would it even be an option? Apple has obviously invested a lot of resources into trying to be the first company to bring this kind of tech to the mainstream, only to seemingly miss the mark.

“We hope that this finally puts to rest the illusions people have about fingerprint biometrics. It is plain stupid to use something that you can’t change and that you leave everywhere every day as a security token,” said Frank Rieger, a spokesman for the Chaos Computer Club, in a statement. see › page 21

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Surrey Urban Farmers’ Market at North Surrey rec centre courtyard every Wednesday afternoon in

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FILM EVENTS “Orgasm Inc.”: Documentary film

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VISUAL ART Delta Studio Stomp: Tour of North Delta artist studios on Oct. 5-6 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. Free event, with partial proceeds to Delta Hospital Foundation. “Watch artists at work, win prizes.” Event info: www.deltastudiostomp.com.

Surrey Art Gallery: “Sarindar Dhaliwal: Narratives from the Beyond” and “Figuring Ground: Sylvia Grace Borda and Jeremy Herndl,” both on view 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.

South Surrey/White Rock Art Society, founded in 1959, meets on second Monday of month (except July and August), 7 to 9 p.m. at St. John’s church hall, 1480 George St., White Rock. Info: www.artsociety.ca.

Watershed Artworks gallery shop: Works by local artists featured at North Delta facility operated by non-profit Watershed Artworks Society, at 11425 84th Ave. Info: 604-596-1029, watershedartworks. ca. On view for month of October: Joan Schreiber, “If It Stands Still I Will Paint It.” Newton Cultural Centre showcases works by local artists at 13530 72nd Ave. Info: 604-594-2700, www.artscouncilofsurrey.ca. On view for month of October: “Back to the Wall,” featuring works by Fraser Valley Potters Guild.

Surrey Urban Screen: Digital art shown on screen on side of building at Chuck Bailey Recreation Centre, at 13458 107A Ave. Exhibit can be viewed from 30 minutes after sunset until midnight. Info: 604-598-5898, www.surreyurbanscreen.ca.

Mind & Matter Art Gallery: Features a variety of works at 13743 16th Ave., South Surrey, 604-5366460, mindandmatterart.com.

MUSEUMS White Rock Museum + Archives: “Rock, Paper, Scissors: The Transformative Power of Craft” exhibit on view to Oct. 15. At 14970 Marine Dr. 604-541-2222, whiterock. museum.bc.ca.

Surrey Museum: “Wind Work, Wind Play: Weathervanes & Whirligigs” exhibit on view to Dec. 21. At 17710 56A Ave. Info: www. surrey.ca/heritage, 604-592-6956.

Surrey Archives: Facility located at 17671 56th Ave., Cloverdale. Info: 604-502-6459.

Historic Stewart Farm: “Nobody Here But Us Chickens” exhibit on view to Nov. 9. Located at site of 1894 farmhouse and heritage gardens, at 13723 Crescent Rd., South Surrey. Info: 604-592-6956, www.surrey.ca/heritage.

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Four more Surrey Civic Treasures honoured Oct. 8 SURREY — Another four people will be honoured as Surrey Civic Treasures during a special event Tuesday, Oct. 8 at Surrey Arts Centre.

Recipients of the award this year are Ellie King, Kelly Konno, Patricia Dahlquist and Maxine Lloyd Howchin.

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It is no secret that one of my favourite places to see and be seen is Surrey Arts Centre. While itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s mostly the theatre events that draw me in, the galleries have ongoing programs, both interesting and decidedly different â&#x20AC;&#x201C; something to appeal to everyone.

Surrey Art Gallery Association helps organize the Thursday Artist Talks events at the gallery. The talk on Thursday, Oct. 10 appeals to me: Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s all about the art of bonsai.

Starting at 7:30 p.m. as part of the monthly series at the art gallery, Bryan Baillie and Jim McAusland (both from Surrey) will give a fun and informative demonstration of the fine art of bonsai. This is a see â&#x20AC;ş page 31

This helpful, easy-to-use, online resource is available from the Homeowner Protection Office (HPO) website at www.hpo.bc.ca. Savvy homebuyers are using it to make more informed purchasing decisions.

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Stephanie Hordyk (pictured), stylist at Mystique Hair Design in White Rock, was wrongly identified in a story in the Sept. 24th edition of the Now (â&#x20AC;&#x153;Mystique stylist lands in top 10 in intâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;l competition,â&#x20AC;? page 27, South Surrey/White Rock edition).

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lifelong interest they’ve pursued – in earnest since retirement – as members of the Surrey-based B.C. Bonsai Society, under the tutelage of Mr. Tak Yamaura. Admission is free. I do not have a green thumb, and probably don’t have the patience to shape a bonsai, but I do admire these miniature garden art forms.

It doesn’t cost anything to attend, and refreshments are served afterward.

Next on my list of things to do at Surrey Arts Centre (after the “A Night on Broadway Goes Hollywood” fundraiser for Surrey Food Bank this Saturday, Oct. 5) is the Arts Club Theatre Company’s production of Boeing-Boeing. This hilarious and very popular play runs on the main stage from Oct. 16 to 26. Tickets range from $15 (student rush) to $43, including all fees. Call 604-501-5566.

Written in 1960, Boeing-Boeing is the most performed French play in the world. The original Paris run lasted 19 years, and the classic farce (about swinging bachelor Bernard) remains just as irresistible today. The February 2013 Arts Club production won three Jessie Richardson Awards. Andrew McNee returns as Robert, reprising the role that earned him the award for Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Lead Role.

I saw this play last February at the Arts Club’s Stanley Industrial Alliance stage. Yes, it is funny. It is also a lesson on how to complicate your life with intricate scheduling.

Added to my complex schedule is Metro Theatre’s season-opening play, The Hollow, by Agatha Christie.

I am a Christie fan. Metro has produced this play three times, and it was the company’s very first production in 1963. Director Joe Hinks is thrilled to take on The Hollow, not only because it’s a great murdermystery but also because he knows the history behind it at the Metro. The Hollow, which has a cast of 12, runs to Oct. 26 (call 604266-7191). Metro Theatre is located in the “hollow” under the Oak Street Bridge, on the Vancouver side, 1370 SW Marine Dr. Pay parking, bring coins. melminty@telus.net

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The art of bonsai is subject of an event at Surrey Art Gallery on the evening of Thursday, Oct. 10.

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Astronaut Hadfield to visit Surrey SURREY — Retired Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield will touch down at a book store here next month.

As part of a national tour, the former commander of the International Space Station will sign copies of his first book, An Astronaut’s Guide to Life on Earth, at the Black Bond store at Central City Shopping Centre on Friday Nov. 15, at 7 p.m.

The book, set for Oct. 29 release by Random House Canada, will offer “extraordinary stories from his life as an astronaut, and shows how to

make the impossible a reality.”

Last winter and spring, Hadfield captivated the world with photos and commentary from space during his five-month tour aboard the ISS. Elsewhere in the world of books, awardwinning author Deborah Ellis will meet readers during daytime events at two libraries in Surrey (Newton and Strawberry Hill branches) on Thursday, Oct. 24. Also, gothic novelist Susanna Kearsley will be at the Guildford library at 3 p.m.

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Karen Lee Batten: Country vocalist from Abbotsford performs Friday, Oct. 4 at The Mirage, with guests Me & Mae and The Jardines, at 15330 102A Ave., Surrey. Show 9 p.m., www.themiragenightclub.ca.

Classical Coffee Concerts: Series features classical music performed at Surrey Arts Centre’s studio theatre on select Thursday mornings, 604-501-5566. Oct. 3: Sarah Hagen and Ariel Barnes; Nov. 7: Sarah Hagen with violinist Joan Blackman.

“40 Million Salmon Can’t Be Wrong”: Environment-themed concert weaves together songs, stories, art images and science, Saturday, Oct. 5 at Blue Frog Studios, White Rock, featuring Holly Arntzen, Kevin Wright, Roy Henry Vickers, Russ George. Tickets $35, bluefrogstudios.ca.

Jane’s Blonde: Pop-rock party band plays the hits at video-shoot showcase, 9 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 5 at The Olympia, 10257 King George Blvd. Tickets $10 each, or two for $15. Info: http://tinyurl.com/l4we6vc.

New Orford String Quartet: Performs Friday, Oct. 18 as part of White Rock Concerts series at White Rock Baptist Church. Info: 604-535-

Five Corners Bistro, 15182 Buena Vista Ave., White Rock. “Jazz Lounge every Wednesday evening with Rice Honeywell on keyboard and Bob Storms on reeds. Reservations/info: 604-538-5455.

Dublin Crossing: Live music six nights a week at 18789 Fraser Hwy., Surrey. 604-575-5470.

Bogy’s Gastropub: Live music and special events at bar in Cloverdale, 5640 188th St. (at Hwy 10). 778-5742649, bogysgastropub.com.

Exotica Show Lounge: Live music on select nights at Turf Hotel venue, 12411 King George Blvd., Surrey, 604-580-1811.

Central City Brewing Co.: Live music on select nights at restaurant/bar, 13450 102nd Ave., at Central City, Surrey. 604-582-6620, centralcitybrewing.com.

Wheelhouse Pub: Nightclublike bar weekends at 12867 96th Ave., Surrey. 604-584-9311, www. berezanhg.com/pubs.html.

Sandpiper Pub: Live music on select nights at 15595 Marine Dr., White Rock, 604-531-7625, www. sandpiperpub.com.

Slainte, by the Pier: Irish restaurant/bar hosts live music

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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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Surrey International Writers’ Conference: 21st annual event Oct. 25 to 27 at Sheraton Vancouver Guildford Hotel, with workshops designed to educate and inspire writers of any experience. Book fair Saturday, Oct. 26 from 5:30 to 7 p.m., with authors in attendance. Info: www.siwc.ca.

Irish Poetry Nights: Semiahmoo Arts and Irish Club of White Rock stage events on third Wednesday of each month at Slainte by the Pier bar/restaurant on Marine Drive, White Rock, 7:30 p.m. Contact: Ray Fynes, 604-542-3667.

Zero-360: Open-mic style literary event offers stage to local writers for maximum of 360 seconds (six minutes) each, on second Thursday of each month, 7:30 p.m. at Pelican Rouge coffee house in Central Plaza, 16th Ave at 152nd St., White Rock.

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Jump Joint Swing: Retro swing dance events held every Saturday night with host Kirk MacIntyre of Metro Kids Society, doors open 9:45 p.m. at Jump Joint dance hall, #11012332 Pattullo Pl., North Surrey (next to Xcalibur Bowling). Admission fee $5, all ages, swing dance classes available. Net proceeds to Metro Kids Society, www.MetroKids.ca.

For info, call Marie Welton (604-5360195), www.jumpjointswing.com.

Old-time dancing at Kennedy Hall: At 8870 120th St., Surrey, on the first Saturday of every month.

“Fun for the whole family,” from 8 to 11 p.m., with live music. Info: Jerry, 604-574-9118.

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JW-Jones: Canadian blues guitarist brings high-energy band to Pacific Inn Resort bar on Saturday, Oct. 19 in White Rock Blues Society concert.

Info/tickets: whiterockblues.com.

The Dominik Heins Show featuring Wendy Bollard: Local boogie-woogie pianist and singer in semi-scripted show Saturday, Oct. 19 at First United Church, White Rock. Tickets are $25 via tickets. surrey.ca.

Class of ’59 in Concert: The music of Buddy Holly, Jerry Lee Lewis, Elvis and others performed by tribute artists in Legends of Rock ‘n’ Roll event, 7 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 27 at Bell Performing Arts Centre, Surrey.

Tickets $39.75, 604-507-6355.

Colin James: Guitarist and singer brings “Up Close and Personal” acoustic tour to Surrey’s Bell Performing Arts Centre on Sunday, Nov. 10, with guest musician Chris Caddell. Tickets and info: 604-5076355, bellperformingartscentre.com.

Jazz Vespers at Northwood United Church: Hour-long concert events on select Sunday afternoons at church, 8855 156th St., Surrey, starting at 4 p.m. Oct. 13: Tom Pickett and Candus Churchill.

White Rock Trad Jazz Society: Presents three-hour concert/dance events Sunday afternoons (select dates) at Crescent Beach Legion, 3-6 p.m. at 2643 128th St., South Surrey.

Admission: $8/10. Info: 604-5917275, www.whiterocktradjazz.com.

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Country-pop singer Karen Lee Batten headlines a night of live music Friday, Oct. 4 at The Mirage in Guildford, with Me & Mae and The Jardines. See listing under Concerts.

Fri.-Sun., at 15057 Marine Dr. (West Beach), White Rock. 778-294-0066.

Washington Avenue Grill: Live music Wed.-Sun. at restaurant at East Beach (15782 Marine Dr., White Rock). 604-541-4244, washingtonavenuegrill.com.

White Rock Elks Lodge #431: Live music and special events on select nights at 1469 George St., White Rock, 604-538-4016, www. whiterockelks.ca.

Mirage: Dance club and live music (select nights) at 15330 102A Ave., Surrey. 604-583-8828.

Tickets and info: 604-594-2700, www.baskervilles.org.

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The Vaudevillians: Surrey-based seniors entertainment troupe performs annual shows to raise funds for its college bursary, 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 9 at Surrey Arts Centre, Bear Creek Park.

Tickets are $20, 604-501-5566.

“Oh What a Night”: Musical revue features the hits of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons at Bell Performing Arts Centre on Wednesday, Nov. 13, as part of cross-Canada tour.

Show details are online at www. ohwhatanighttribute.com, tickets via 604-507-6355 and www. bellperformingartscentre.com.

Surrey Board of Trade’s Manufacturing Industry Reception: Event Thursday, Oct. 3 at Surrey Board of Trade office (#101, 14439 104th Ave., Surrey) from 6 to 8 p.m.

Surrey Board of Trade Business-to-Business & the Arts networking reception: 10th-anniversary event hosted by the Surrey Arts Centre on Tuesday, Oct. 8, from 6 to 8 p.m. Live entertainment, food and more, plus emcee Jackson Davies and salute to Surrey’s new Civic Treasures. Info: 604-581-7130.

THEATRE/STAGE “The Foursome”: Golf-related laughs from playwright Norm Foster in Surrey Little Theatre’s seasonlaunching production, on stage from Oct. 3 to 26. Info: 604-576-8451 or visit www.surreylittletheatre.com.

“The Crucible”: Witchcraft-related tale by Arthur Miller staged by White Rock Players from Oct. 9-26 at Coast Capital Playhouse. Info and tickets: 604-536-7535, www. whiterockplayers.ca.

“Boeing-Boeing”: Arts Club Theatre Company brings mile-high comedy, about a swingin’-60s architect attempting to land a trio of stewardesses, to Surrey Arts Centre from Oct. 16 to 26. 604-501-5566.

“Hound of the Baskervilles”: Ellie King directs Sherlock Holmes’ greatest adventure for production at Newton Cultural Centre from Oct. 23-31, 13530 72nd Ave., Surrey.

FUNDRAISERS “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.). 604-501-5566.

SALES 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.”

Bethany-Newton United Church (14853 60th Ave., Surrey) will be holding a Christmas Fair on Saturday, Nov. 30 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Colebrook United Church Christmas Fair on Saturday, Dec. 7 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. For info, email juliafitzs@shaw.ca or info@ colebrookunited.org.

KIDS/FAMILY Dora the Explorer in “Search for the City of Lost Toys”: Live production performed on Oct. 11-12 at Bell Performing Arts Centre, Surrey. www.DoraLiveCanada.com.

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Veitch said the party for One Great Year – which was first self-published and then picked up by an American publishing company that has released a second edition – is also a charity event.

The event is free, and everyone is encouraged to turn out to meet the authors and buy a copy. In turn, the authors are donating $5 from each book sale to the Sources Food Bank, which serves South

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Veitch said they want to do something to give back to the community as a thankyou for the support and positive reception they’ve enjoyed so far.

The novel has already been optioned for three Hollywood movies in addition to being picked up and republished.

The relaunch party is today (Oct. 3) from 6 to 9 p.m. at Brian Jessel BMW, 2311 Boundary Rd. in Vancouver. There will be live music, food and refreshments. For more info, see http://onegreatyear.com.

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Lyles powers Panthers past Mouat SURREY — The Lord Tweedsmuir Panthers came up with their biggest win since they moved up to join the class AAA football ranks by knocking off the thirdranked W.J. Mouat Hawks 31-20 in the pouring rain in Cloverdale Friday afternoon.

The game was a showdown between two of the best running backs in the province, a duel that was won decisively by Panthers scatback Jamel Lyles. Lyles racked up 271 yards rushing on 23 attempts with four of those runs ending in the Mouat end zone.

Mouat answered with the province’s leading ground gainer in Maleek Irons, who had a hard time escaping the clutches of the Panthers’ defence. Irons finished the game with 115 yards on 21 carries and two TDs. Linebacker Michael Carter led the Panthers’ defence with nine tackles while the Tweedsmuir defensive line — Austin Thornton, Reece Russell, Dalton Dietrich, Brendan Kennedy and Chris Atkinson — combined for 25 tackles to keep Irons under wraps.

“This was a huge win for us because we’ve never beaten Mouat before,” said Tweedsmuir coach Kurt Thornton. “There’s a difference between being good enough to beat a team like that and actually beating them. They do a lot of things right there and there are high expectations among their players and coaches every year.

“They expect to win every game so to close out a game to beat a team like that, you can’t help but feel a little more legitimate.

Panthers running back Jamel Lyles (right) swings wide on a sweep during Lord Tweedsmuir’s 31-20 upset win over W.J. Mouat. (Photo: JACOB ZINN) We certainly proved we belong among the top five-ranked teams in AAA.” Tweedsmuir faces another challenge this week when they take on fourth-ranked St. Thomas More in Burnaby Friday.

In class AA football action, the Frank Hurt Hornets posted their first win since rejoining the double-A loop after three years in Tier 2. The Hornets stung the visiting Hugh Boyd Trojans 20-7 to level their league

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Tailback Bash Sise-Odaa sparked the Hornets’ attack with a pair of touchdowns while Rashon Loobie scored the other Frank Hurt major on a pass from Josh Zivny.

“It was a good win for us,” said Hornets coach Duane Linnen. “We made a lot of mistakes, but it was good to get the win in the end. We got our first win in AA league play, but the guys know they need to tighten

it up a bit more. We have to develop a killer instinct to put teams away because we had four or five turnovers that could have led to scores.”

In exhibition action, the Holy Cross Crusaders took it on the chin in a 35-7 loss to Carson Graham on the North Shore.

Patrick Szabo scored the lone Holy Cross TD on a short run.

Crusaders coach Ken Buchan singled out running back/linebacker Lucas Ciampeletti for his efforts on both sides of the line of scrimmage.

“It was a good learning experience for our kids,” Buchan said. “Carson is ranked number five in the province so it was a good gauge of where we are and where we want to be. To be honest, we didn’t play very well overall. We’re installing some new systems so it’s a work in progress right now. We still have a ways to go. ” Closer to home, the Seaquam Seahawks welcomed Bellingham’s Squalicum Storm to North Delta Saturday afternoon where the Americans prevailed 48-6.

Seaquam quarterback Joss Yanciw scored late in the game to avoid the shutout.

“Squalicum is an incredibly good football team,” said Seahawks coach Jerry Mulliss.

“They would challenge our top AAA teams here. It was a great experience for our kids to play a team like that. It was an example of where we want to take our program to and from that perspective, it was a great experience for our kids.”

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SURREY — The Surrey United Firefighters maintained their unbeaten status with a come-from-behind 2-2 draw with NorVan in Vancouver Metro Soccer League action Saturday.

Playing in a driving rainstorm on the North Shore, Surrey struggled early and found themselves down 2-0 after just 10 minutes of play. The Firemen quickly bounced back, cutting the gap to 2-1 in the 30th minutes when Tom Lowndes located a loose ball in a goalmouth scramble and poked it into the net.

Five minutes later Surrey pulled even when Roman Doutkevich banged home a crossing pass from Liam Miller to send the two teams into the break tied at 2-2.

In the second half, the weather improved somewhat and Surrey pressed to the attack.

Despite dominating possession for much of the final 45 minutes, United was unable to score the go-ahead goal.

“Weather was a huge factor in our game,” said Surrey coach Rob Reed. “The rain was coming down so hard I could not see across the field for about 25 minutes in the first half. It was literally a sheet of water coming down. I was surprised the referee didn’t stop the game. I’ve never seen rain like that before and it made it tough for the players to even see the whole field.”

The Firefighters’ draw was the lone bit of good news for the VMSL premier league’s Surrey teams. On Friday night, ICST Pegasus were caught napping after the halftime break en route to a 4-1 loss to the Metro Ford Wolves.

Metro Ford opened the scoring in the 25th minute, but on the ensuing kickoff, the Horsemen raced up the field and created some pressure on the Wolves defenders.

Pegasus was rewarded for their efforts when Adam Costley deposited the ball in the back of the net to knot the count at 1-1.

Leading 2-1 at the break, the Wolves caught the Horsemen flat-footed when play resumed, needing just 30 second to stretch their lead to two goals.

The Wolves added another marker and forced the Horsemen into a hopeless game of desperation for the remainder of the contest.

“It wasn’t the best game for our defence,” said Pegasus coach Sipho Sibiya. “In the second half we fell behind and then we started chasing in an effort to catch up. It was one of those games where Metro Ford finished all of their chances and we couldn’t score on our chances.”

Newton’s other premier side also came up empty as CCB-RT United fell 4-2 to Croatia in Vancouver.

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The North Delta Devils settled for a split from two Pacific International Junior B Hockey League games last week, losing on the road before a win on home ice.

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Delta Ice Hawks scored three times in the first period to take a commanding 3-0 lead and then added one goal in each of the next two periods to coast to the win.

Colin Catchpole scored the only goal for North Delta.

The Devils were back on home ice Saturday where they squeaked past the Ridge Meadows Flames 2-1 at Sungod Arena.

Special teams worked wonders for the Devils as Landen Matechuk opened the scoring with a shorthanded goal in the first period and Joshua Smith bagged the eventual game winner on a second period power play.

The win brought the Devils record to 2-3-0 for the month of September.

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Audi Nanuk Quattro concept: Among the really neat things about this 2,000-kilogram off-road sports car is the four-wheel steering, adjustable air-ride suspension and mid-mounted V10 turbo-diesel engine that makes 544 horsepower and 738 pound-feet of torque. Audi claims the Nanuk will sprint from zero to 100 km/h in just 3.7 seconds. Production is unlikely, however.

AUTO TRIVIA

• The 1958 Lotus Elite was the first car to employ a unitized (frameless) structure entirely made of fibreglass.

• The 1933 Britishmade Alvis Speed Twenty was the first motor car to be fitted with an allsynchromesh gearbox, which virtually eliminated the grinding of gears while shifting.

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AUTOMOTIVE

Falling Prices

Car smarts

Internal combustion engines’ wasted heat

the driveshaft, transmission, differential and axle.

Energy losses occur due to friction in the gears and bearings.

Accessories – 1.9 per cent. The belts and chains connected to the engine’s crankshaft draw continuous power, even when the accessories are not in use, which results in wasted fuel.

Inertia – 4.2 per cent.

The energy needed to move the vehicle is determined mainly by its weight. The heavier a vehicle, the more inertia it has and the more energy is required to accelerate or to brake.

Rolling resistance – 5.5 per cent. Rolling resistance is friction between the tires and the road. As a vehicle travels, its weight deforms the tire tread where the tire contacts the road.

This deformation

generates heat between the tire and the road, which is then lost to the surrounding atmosphere. The power required to overcome rolling resistance increases with speed.

Aerodynamic drag – 6.3 per cent.

Aerodynamic drag is caused by friction between the moving vehicle’s surface and the air. Drag forces are minimal at low speeds, but become much stronger at higher speeds.

So what does all this mean for you, the buyer?

It means looking for the most fuel-efficient vehicles you can afford.

According to Natural Resources Canada, over 10 years, a 20 to 35 per cent reduction in fuel consumption for 20,000 km/year of combined city and highway driving can result in fuel savings ranging from $3,500 to $13,100 and potential CO2 reductions ranging from 6,400 to 24,200 kg.

It’s food for thought that is definitely worth digesting. You can learn more about fuel efficiency at www. vehicles.nrcan.gc.ca. www.newscanada.com

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BRAND NEW 2014 JEEP PATRIOT #4J5 PREMIUM CLOTH, 4 CYLINDER, 5 SPEED STANDARD

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BRAND NEW 2013 RAM 3500 CREW 4X4 #3R174 DIESEL, AUTO-AISIN TRANSMISSION, U-CONNECT, TRAILER BRAKE, A/C

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BRAND NEW 2013 JEEP WRANGLER UNLIMITED

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#3J87 AUTO, HARD TOP, A/C, POWER GROUP, U-CONNECT

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WAS $40,160

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$33,935 BRAND NEW 2013 DODGE DART

BRAND NEW 2013 CHRYSLER 200

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2009 FORD ESCAPE HYBRID 4X4

WAS $20,409

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18,988

$

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The majority of vehicles on the road today are powered by internal combustion engines. These engines generate power by burning fuel and air in the engine cylinder, which when ignited, creates the energy that pushes the piston to propel the vehicle forward.

Sounds great except internal combustion engines are extremely inefficient at converting the chemical energy of fuel into forward motion; in fact, from a cup-and-a-half of gasoline (the equivalent of a can of pop or about 355 ml) most vehicles will only use about four tablespoons (60 ml) to move the vehicle forward and power the electrical system. The rest of the fuel is lost through heat, idling, friction, incomplete combustion and other inefficiencies associated with internal combustion engines.

Only about 16 per cent of the energy is used to actually move the vehicle while the remaining 84 per cent is lost to those various other factors.

Here’s a breakdown: Engine losses – 65 per cent. Losses occur from engine friction, pumping air into and out of the engine, and wasted heat, which is the largest component of engine energy losses.

Idling – 11 per cent.

Idling occurs mostly during urban driving, while the vehicle remains stationary at intersections or in congested traffic.

Remember, the amount of fuel you use during 10 seconds of idling is the amount it takes to restart your engine.

Drivetrain – 5.5 per cent. The drivetrain transfers energy from the engine to the wheels through several components, including

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2012 CHEV CAMARO ZLI COUPE

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$21,395

5

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$32,995

$27,495

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8

$24,995

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$18,977

$67,777

9 2013 DODGE 2009 GRAND CARAVAN HONDA CIVIC SE+ LX-S 8

4 TO CHOOSE FROM Available options include power group, tilt, cruise, remote vehicle start, alloy wheels and much more. Stk#P3031 Loaded with extras including V6, leather and 6” lift and brand new 35X12.5” MUDDERS, 6.2 litre V8, all power options, soft so much more. Stk#393313A tonneau cover, power pedals, factory trailer brake and only 44,000 kms. Stk#P3056 STARTING AS LOW AS

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$0 DOWN $107B/W $0 DOWN $235B/W $0 DOWN $146B/W

$15,995

4

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2012 GMC ACADIA AWD

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2000 DODGE DURANGO 4X4

10

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Power group including power vent windows, Sto N’ Go and much more. Stk#N00157

$23,995 5. $0 down 84 month term @ 4.99% APR

$15,995

$5,995

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STK#C0724

$

37,995

2010 VOLKSWAGEN CC 2.0 TSI

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$

21,998

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WAS $34,995

$

STK#P2849

32,988

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stk#2980

$

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2011 HONDA CR-V

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SOUTH SURREY — Some say the City of Surrey shouldn’t densify the “Grandview Heights 4” neighbourhood, due to lack of transit service and the area’s rich environmental lands.

The city is currently working on a Neighbourhood Concept Plan (NCP) for the area. It is one of five neighbourhoods within Grandview Heights and is bound by the Agricultural Land Reserve.

In July, 2005, a group of land owners in the area petitioned the city to begin the planning process. The petition represented 63 per cent of the owners of the properties in the area and 66 per cent of the land area. see DRAFT GRANDVIEW › page 6

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CLOVERDALE — Three buildings belonging to a prominent pioneer family in Cloverdale are being restored and will serve residents of a condo development being built on the property.

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The Bose family home, built in 1924, was hoisted onto a new foundation Monday and will undergo heritage revitalization, along with an old milk parlour and potato barn.

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NORTH DELTA — The third annual Laura Szendrei Walk, Run and Roll will be held Sunday, nearly two weeks before the young man who killed the North Delta teenager will be sentenced in Surrey provincial court.

This year’s fundraiser will begin at 11 a.m. at Burnsview secondary, where the 15-year-old girl attended school.

It, like in previous years, is staged to raise money for the Laura Szendrei Memorial Scholarship Foundation Society, a scholarship exclusive to Delta students, at Kwantlen Polytechnic University. Some 1,200 people participated in last year’s event, raising $25,000.

Check-in for the five- and 10-kilometre walks will be at 9 a.m. Sunday, at the school. Pre-registration is being held from 5 to 9 p.m. every night this week, except Thursday, and from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, inside the lobby of Sungod swimming pool. Check www.lswalkrunroll.com for information, including route maps.

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NORTH DELTA — What will Delta Rise, the municipality’s tallest tower, look like?

Politicians and journalists were given a sneak peek Wednesday at an architect’s model of the building, as well as a tour of two styles of suites the 37-storey building will contain.

The Blexo Developments Ltd. project won Delta council’s approval earlier this year and construction is expected to begin next June and be completed in 2016.

The apartment building project, just south of the Delta Shoppers Mall off Scott Road, will be located at 11941 80th Ave. and will be the community’s tallest building by far.

Three 14-storey buildings currently share that distinction in North Delta.

One is at 88th Avenue and 119th Street and the other are two across the street from where this new apartment building containing 317 suites (oneto three-bedroom units) will be built.

There will also be 24,800 square feet of commercial space on the first four floors and 511 parking stalls in a fourlevel parkade, with two of those levels above ground, on the 1.5-acre site.

The strata will feature small studio suites and two bedroom suites with dens for sale.

During a public hearing last December some residents expressed concerns about increased traffic the

Woman hurt in hit-and-run SURREY — A 35-year-old pedestrian was rushed to hospital suffering from “severe trauma” after a hit-and-run in Newton on Monday night. The woman, a Surrey resident, was walking near the intersection of 144 Street and 82A Avenue around 7:45 p.m. when she was hit by a 2005 grey Honda Accord. The driver took off after hitting her.

The woman was taken to Royal Columbian Hospital in New Westminster, with life-threatening injuries.

A 49-year-old Coquitlam man turned himself in at the Surrey RCMP detachment in Newton about two hours later, and police seized his car.

Blexo Developments Ltd. is building Delta Rise. Construction begins in June. project will bring, and voiced their reluctance to see North Delta develop skyward like Burnaby.

Meanwhile, council has been trying to put a fresh face on Scott Road by creating a bylaw that would allow for property tax breaks and other incentives to developers who help revitalize the Scott Road corridor.

The Scott Road Revitalization Bylaw covers Highway 10 to 96th Avenue, west to 118th Street. Eligible projects qualify for a three-year freeze on municipal property taxes.

This includes apartment buildings or other mixed-use buildings 10 storeys or more that involve more than $10 million in new construction or $5 million in renovation.

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Municipal council has also approved an “Incompatible Uses Scott Road Corridor” bylaw, with the corridor being from 96th Avenue in the north to roughly the 6200-block in the south.

Council decided to bar certain businesses – porn stores, cash for gold shops, cheque-cashing centres, dating and escort services, gun shops, massage parlours, pawn shops, private smoking clubs and tattoo parlours among them – from opening along the Delta side of Scott Road, but the ones that were already there are grandfathered.

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Draft Grandview Heights 4 NCP draws criticism “The whole idea of planning density on frequent transit networks and around SkyTrains and transit hubs, that makes The area is designated “Suburban” in the perfect sense to me. But we seem to be city’s Official Community Plan. The current building further and further in areas that will zoning in the area is primarily A-1 (General be car dependent for years and Agriculture), A-2 (Intensive years to come,” Rice said.

Agriculture) and RA (One Acre He pointed to East Clayton.

Residential), with a few parcels zoned CD (Comprehensive “People who moved in there Development). basically needed a car because of A range of housing types is the density that they put in there. proposed in the NCP, including It’s become a bit of a nightmare single detached homes, duplexes, for people who are trying to find townhouses, row houses and fourparking,” Rice said. “There’s quite to six-storey apartment buildings. a high-density plan for a lot of the A corporate report from neighbourhoods in that NCP, so Grant Rice January estimated the area’s there is that problem of too many build-out would accommodate a cars and not enough parking.” population of between 8,389 and 11,887.

Deb Jack, president and co-founder of Grant Rice, who ran under the Surrey Surrey Environmental Partners, echoed Civic Coalition banner in the last municipal Rice’s transit concerns, but emphasized election, says the city shouldn’t be densifying the environmental landscape of the this area because it currently has minimal neighbourhood needs to be properly transit service. protected. ‹ from page 1

“This is an incredibly lush, green area. This is one of the most important, if not the most important, biologically diverse areas in the city,” Jack said, adding that this NCP is like a tipping point. “If we don’t do this one right, I don’t think we’re going to be able to do other areas very well.”

Jack went on to say she is happy to see the city implementing a “green levy” in the NCP, which will charge developers a fee that will be used to acquire natural areas for wildlife.

While the city has long charged developers for things like building sewer systems, roads and parks for public use, the green levy for wildlife areas is quite new.

Don Luymes, Surrey’s manager of community planning, said a lot of infrastructure has to be built in the neighbourhood to allow for development.

“The main thing is that sewer lines have to be extended to this area. Right now this area is just on septic,” he said, adding that it will cost a fair bit of money to bring the lines in.

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Whether or not developers are able to afford that, that’s for them to decide,” Luymes said.

Coun. Barinder Rasode, who works with the city’s community associations on behalf of council, said she’s heard concerns from residents regarding this NCP. “One of the issues brought to us has been the issue of making sure that we’re doing higher density developments in areas that are already designated for development, and not going into areas, yet, where it may seem a bit premature,” Rasode said. “One of the comments we hear is that this NCP is a little bit premature.”

She has also heard the environmental concerns. “It’s certainly an area that is designated to hold a lot of environmental value.”

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altogether, which would eliminate the “unenforceable” measurement of distress.

But the UBCM amendment merely references “tethering of dogs” and permits enforcement “in situations where tethering causes a dog to be ‘in distress,’” without offering guidelines for how distress is determined.

Olson – founder of A Better Life Dog Rescue – has been a longtime advocate for animal safety, though she has faced legal troubles around her rescue efforts. Last year, she was handed 36 charges in connection with a series of alleged dog thefts across the Lower Mainland since 2006.

According to the UBCM, the proposed amendment to the act was a late submission for 2012’s convention, “but did not meet the criteria to be admitted for debate as an emergency resolution.”

Coun. Barinder Rasode said the city’s motion was written as best as it could in order to be approved at the convention.

She said she is in favour of limiting or banning tethering and that this motion is the first step toward enacting stricter legislation provincewide.

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SURREY — The City of Surrey’s Union of British Columbia Municipalities (UBCM) motion to enact stricter legislation regarding the tethering of dogs is “useless,” according to one animal rights advocate.

Janet Olson of Campaign for Animal Rights Legislation (CARL) is criticizing an amendment to the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act that was approved, saying it won’t be more effective or enforceable for bylaw officers. While the act now includes tethering as a means of causing animals distress, she said it is difficult for officers to prove if an animal is suffering.

“It doesn’t change a thing,” she said, adding that it is merely a rewording of the previous legislation. “There’s no definition of distress in the PCA Act, and as a result, dogs are left on their chains.”

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Farmhouse, buildings at centre of new development ‹ from page 1

The building restorations are said to be the largest heritage revitalization in Surrey in recent years and will be the centerpieces of a new 253-unit condo development on the property. The home will be used as guest suites, the potato barn will be an amenity centre for residents and the milk parlour will be a tool shed for a community garden.

Three generations farmed Bob Bose the land from 1892 until 2009, including Bob Bose, who served as Surrey’s mayor from 1988 to 1996.

“It’s wonderful that our family home, having been a part of Surrey’s heartland for 89 years, will be enjoyed by future generations on the farm it was built on,” said Bob. Bob’s twin brother Roger Bose is also happy to see his family’s home restored.

Roger recalled fond memories of the family around the fireplace in the living room, particularly around Christmas.

Roger said the home had a wood stove in the kitchen, as well as a furnace.

“My mother was always the first one to get up in the morning and put a wood block on the furnace. She never had to use a match. She was a good manager,” he said with a chuckle.

“And we have many good memories as kids playing out in the bush. We also had lots of barbecues and things in the bush in later years. The family home was a very special place,” Roger said.

And the farm itself has quite a history.

Henry Bose, Roger and Bob’s grandfather, established the Cloverdale farm in 1892 after settling in British Columbia from England. Henry operated a massive farming operation and became heavily involved with community organizations and politics.

Henry served as mayor from 1905 to 1909, as police magistrate for 35 years and on the Surrey school board.

The property was originally 160 acres, mostly on the hillside, but when Henry married May Churchland in 1901, he gave half of the land to his father-in-law, John Churchland, as a dowry.

Some produce was sold or traded to local residents, and Henry made a weekly trip by horse to a New Westminster farmers’ market to sell vegetables, meat, eggs and butter.

When B.C. Electric Railway built the Interurban train line in 1910, it opened up a whole new market for the family.

Henry was a charter member of the Surrey Farmers’ Institute, which had a licence to sell dynamite for clearing land.

Dynamite was stored and distributed from the Bose farm for more than 40 years.

The farm also supplied thousands of bales of hay to Dairyland to feed horses, which were used to pull the milk delivery wagons through the streets of Vancouver.

By that time, the farm had grown to 340 acres and produced 1,000 tons of potatoes, hay and grain, and had 75 cows.

When Henry died in 1951, his two sons Harry and Norman took over the farm.

The dairy herd was dispersed in 1963 and with that came the dissolution of the partnership of Harry and Norman. The farm was never again the thriving operation it once was.

With no succession plan, the farm was finally dispersed for development.

And with that, the farm’s history came to its conclusion, but its legacy will live on in Surrey through the restoration of its original buildings.

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Technology

There’s no such thing as a smart phone OddThoughts Bob Groeneveld

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tupid phones. Where did the idea come from that they are smart phones?

Certainly not from the smartphones themselves.

They don’t have ideas.

They’re not smart. They don’t think.

Maybe they simulate thoughts – the thoughts of the people who created them – but they don’t think.

Stupid phones. If mine really was a smart phone, it would have had the sense to yell at me as I was walking out the door.

“Hey!” a truly smart phone would have shouted at me in the nick of time, “You’re forgetting something, aren’t you?”

Instead, it just laid there like a lump. A dumb, stupid lump.

And it let me go off to work without it. And I missed an important

meeting with a friend.

Because not only is my smartphone stupid, but it makes me stupid, too.

I don’t have to think anymore. All my thoughts are stored in my stupid smartphone, where I can retrieve them without hardly a thought of my own.

It keeps track of my appointments, and sounds a clever alarm – a different one for every different kind of appointment – at exactly the appropriate amount of

I thought about what I had to do.

And when I had to do it.

My brain worked in the old days. Instead of a smart phone, I had a smart brain.

Now I have my smartphone, and a stupid brain.

My brain worked in the old days.

Instead of a smart phone, I had a smart brain. Now I have my smartphone, and a stupid brain.

time that I need to prepare for the appointment.

Unless it’s where I can’t hear the alarm. Unless it’s at home while I’m slugging away in my office.

In the old days, before I had a stupid smartphone to keep me from thinking,

And since the smartphone is actually stupid, there’s not a heckuva lot of smart left to go around.

The stupid-smart conundrum goes much further than my brain. It goes far beyond me.

It’s like a movement that

has swept through much of America, the groundzero of stupid smartphone technology, and is pushing a wave of dumb deep into Canada.

You see it everywhere.

And it’s not just making people stupid – it’s making them downright scared of smart.

Take Smart Meters, for instance.

Well, like their kissingcousin smartphones, they’re poorly named – they’re not smart.

But smart or stupid, what really counts is that they’re helping to make all of us stupid.

Not with some kind of phantasmagorical radiosonic infrapositional positronic ether-borne IQreducing quantum phlegm... at least not directly.

Nope. What’s making

us stupid is the belief that the phantasmagorical radio-sonic infrapositional positronic ether-borne IQreducing quantum phlegm exists.

And on our smartphones we text each other notifications about the havoc that Smart Meters are wreaking on the DNA of our very souls.

We chat about it to each other on our cellphones.

And we look it up on the internet, using our Wi-Ficonnected computers.

Then we ignore the logical assessments of tens of thousands of scientists – the same ones we trust every time we use our computers and cellphones and – yes – those stupid smartphones.

And we take as gospel the rantings of a handful of whack-jobs who make themselves feel smart by making the rest of us stupid.

Just as stupid as smartphones.

Bob Groeneveld is the editor of the Langley Advance.

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Letters

Marathon traffic affect you?

Thank you for your patience businesses for non-compliance. The city has a beautification grant program – some of that budget should be used to enforce bylaws and clean up trashy signs.

EMAIL YOUR ROSES AND TOMATOES

Rotten tomatoes to the City of Surrey for poor planning for the World Music Marathon.

I’m a nurse at Surrey Memorial Hospital and my usual 10-minute commute to work took me 45 minutes! I guess I should consider myself lucky, as some co-workers – including doctors – were stuck in traffic for up to two hours. This is ridiculous. Who thought it would be a good idea to shut down major roads around a major hospital? I sincerely hope people who had a medical emergency got to the hospital safely that day. Shame on you Surrey!

A truckload of roses to the housekeeping department at Peace Arch Hospital, especially to the lady who does the garbage run during the day. She says hi to everyone, is always polite and always has a smile on her face.

Rotten tomatoes to the person who wrote about someone having an issue with cat owners.

Ridiculous. Keep your cat inside? My cat is 22 years old and she did not reach that age from being let outdoors. If you love your cat, your cat should not be outside.

A big bouquet of roses to my special grandpa on his birthday (Oct. 4). See you at the ’70s party on Saturday. Peace and love from your granddaughter.

Rotten tomatoes to all the nosy RCMP volunteers, peering in my vehicle then writing out a shopping list of all the valuables that were visible – then leaving it on my windshield for thieves to see! Never mind the littering charge for distributing flyers on windshields.

Rotten tomatoes to Surrey City Hall for fining lying homeowners $1,000 for secondary suites.

Wow! One month’s rent! You fools, fine them $10,000 and maybe they will think twice about having an illegal suite.

A grocery cart full of rotten tomatoes to the people who leave perishable goods in the aisles of the grocery store. If you have two frozen chicken pot pies that you decide you don’t want to buy anymore, don’t put them on the dog food shelf to get warm and go bad. Put them back or give them to the cashier and tell him/her you changed your mind.

Rotten tomatoes to all businesses that post signs on city boulevards and utility poles – some marketing program! Same to the city for not enforcing sign bylaws. Some cities actually fine

Rotten tomatoes to those who take advantage of people’s kindness, compassion and big hearts.

It’s easy to see why some in this world choose to be hard-hearted and cynical from the start.

The Editor, Re: “Marathon was ‘quite a party,” the Now, Oct. 1.

To all of the amazing organizers, volunteers, traffic controllers and RCMP officers who were involved in the Surrey International World Music Marathon – thank you!

Sunday was the first wedding anniversary for my husband and I – and we celebrated by running the half marathon. It was a huge accomplishment for both of us. It was truly amazing that we were able to walk to the start of the marathon, run and then walk home.

Last year, we were inconvenienced by the marathon route as we literally live in the middle of the route. We had guests coming over for a post-wedding barbecue and some people had to wait a long time in traffic.

We completely understand how frustrating it is to sit in traffic. But to all those who did sit in traffic – thank you. This is a once-a-year event. There were notices everywhere and plenty of opportunity to plan ahead. If you felt frustrated, I hope you were not some of the people who took it out on the wonderful traffic controllers. These traffic controllers were amazing: complete strangers cheering us on, even as we struggled with aching muscles.

I suggest that anybody who was upset about the marathon does one of two things: Either mark this weekend in your calendar for next year so that you are able

to plan for it, or, better yet, run.

This year there was a five-kilometre run, half marathon and full marathon to choose from. There was also a kids run.

This is a great opportunity to start training now and participate next year.

Next year, I hope to participate but if I don’t, I will be on the sidelines cheering everyone on. I hope to see you all there.

Elyse Fryer, Surrey

I’m still fuming from marathon closures The Editor, Re: “Marathon was ‘quite a party,” the Now, Oct. 1.

So Elizabeth Model hasn’t heard anything negative about the road closures associated with the marathon?

It took me one hour and 53 minutes to travel from Scott Road and Highway 10 to the parkade at Surrey Memorial Hospital where I had an MRI scheduled for 12:30 p.m. I left home at 11:20 a.m. and arrived at 1:13 p.m., some 45 minutes late.

I am not impressed. In fact, two days later I am still fuming. From my perspective, the road closure plans were an unmitigated disaster. Go back to the drawing board, Model, and stop the selfcongratulatory pats on your back. They are not deserved!

Michael Michener, Surrey

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The thrill of shooting at the show Live and Local SEE MORE OF JACOB ZINN’S CONCERT PHOTOS WITH LAYAR

Jacob Zinn Now contributor Twitter @jacobzinn

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ront-row-centre is a pretty good view for concerts – that is, if you’re OK paying a scalper hundreds of dollars for the “privilege” of looking up the lead singer’s nose for two hours.

You know what’s a better view that money can’t buy? The photo pit.

It’s that little strip at the front of the stage where the security guards stand to catch crowdsurfers and prevent stagedivers. If you’ve been to a show at the Commodore Ballroom or Vogue Theatre in the last year or so, odds are you’ve seen me pointing cameras at the talent onstage.

(I wear a backward red baseball cap and have a goatee shaped like the Rebel Alliance logo from Star Wars.)

I’ve been photographing concerts ever since I found out my university newspaper, The Runner, could get me into shows for free. The fact that I could take photos at the front of the stage was a bonus, but it’s what really hooked me into music journalism.

My first show was Danish heavy metal quartet Volbeat (trust me, they’re popular in certain circles) at a sold-out Commodore Ballroom. I couldn’t believe security just let me walk into their pit, right in front of the people who’d waited hours at the barricade.

Granted, they gave me three songs and then I was out, but it was a thrill – I’d never been that close to a big-time musician

Marcus Mumford led the vocal harmonies of Mumford & Sons during the British band’s concert at Surrey’s Holland Park on May 24, as photographed by Jacob Zinn. The event was the largest yet for concert photographer Zinn, who writes the “Live and Local” series for the Now. (Photo: JACOB ZINN)

And it’s not always good times being in the pit, either: I once took a full beer to the back of the head while waiting for Iced Earth to hit the stage. At least, I hope it was beer. before. The lead singer was within arm’s reach, and I could take as many photos as my memory card could hold.

The Runner got me into Van Halen, Motörhead, Roger Daltrey, Tom Morello of Rage Against the Machine, and the Jack Black/Kyle Gass rock comedy duo Tenacious D, among others. Plus, it allowed me to get shots that were far better than any an iPhone could capture.

After graduating, I started my own concert photography website, Shot @ the Show (shotattheshow.com), to continue my pursuit of amazing live-music imagery.

I typically shoot two or three concerts a week, but I sometimes shoot two or three

shows in one night.

I’ve shot at Rogers Arena, Pacific Coliseum, Rickshaw Theatre, Queen Elizabeth Theatre, Orpheum Theatre, Malkin Bowl and the PNE, among other live music sites. I go to some venues so often that I know most of the security guards by name.

Last I counted, I’ve photographed more than 150 artists, including John Mellencamp, Adam Ant, Snoop Dogg, Iron Maiden, Heart, Linkin Park, John Fogerty, Steve Vai, Alice Cooper and Journey.

Rumoured to have been started by Rush drummer/rock ‘n’ roll overlord Neil Peart, there is a standard set of rules for taking

photos professionally at concerts: three songs, no flash, from the pit. Some bands ask that you shoot from the sound board, others require you to publish photos only in black and white. (I’m looking at you, The Neighbourhood.)

But others make harsher demands: JayZ only gives photogs 90 seconds of each of his first two songs to shoot, and Avril Lavigne has required that shutterbugs send 11-by-14-inch prints of their photos to her lawyer within a week of publication.

And it’s not always good times being in the pit, either: I once took a full beer to the back of the head while waiting for Iced Earth to hit the stage. At least, I hope it was beer.

And some concert-goers can be quite hostile when you’re standing in front of them. Yes, you “paid good money” to be there – right there, on the other side of the barricade. Now suck it up for 12 minutes and I’ll be out your line of sight until next week.

But for the most part, it’s as awesome as the first time I set foot in the pit. I could never predict the time when P.O.D. vocalist Sonny Sandoval jumped into the pit and climbed on top of the crowd, or when the bassist of Chevelle put a guitar pick on my head while I obliviously looked down at the photos I’d taken. (A fan grabbed the pick of the top of my head and I was none the wiser.)

The biggest show I’ve ever shot to date was, believe it or not, in Surrey: Mumford & Sons at Holland Park. While I have wretched disdain, to put it politely, toward the group’s sound and the members of the hipster subculture it attracts, it was quite the experience to have 25,000 people behind me while I photographed away – in front of each and every one of their pretentious, tweed-wearing, post-ironic fans.

Concert photography will never get old for me. I still get that anxious feeling when I’m standing in the pit, waiting for a band to hit the stage – and once the show starts, it’s that same thrill time and again.

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ARTS & LIFE Vaudevillians’ annual bursary show Nov. 9 The Vaudevillians hit the stage Nov. 9 in a yearly fundraiser for local students.

The golden-age entertainers of The Vaudevillians rehearse weekly at Kennedy Seniors Centre in North Delta. Each November, the troupe puts on a big show in support of a bursary that benefits performing arts students at Douglas College.

“This year’s show, as always, appeals to

all ages,” say event organizers Jim and Pat Trimble. “It offers songs you will remember, toe-tapping dances and side-splitting humour, all in outstanding costumes.”

The 10th-anniversary show will be performed twice at Surrey Arts Centre – first at 2 p.m. and again at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $20 via the box office, 604-501-5566.

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You are invited to provide feedback and learn more about the project by: • Attending a small group meeting or open house (see schedule below) • Reading consultation materials and providing feedback online (consultation materials and an online feedback form will be available at www.portmetrovancouver.com/RBT2 on October 7, 2013) • Visiting Port Talk (www.porttalk.ca) and participating in a discussion forum • Calling 604.665.9337 • Providing a written submission through: container.improvement@portmetrovancouver.com - Fax: 1 866.284.4271 - Email: - Mail: Roberts Bank Terminal 2 Project, 100 The Pointe, 999 Canada Place, Vancouver, BC V6C 3T4 SMALL GROUP MEETINGS & OPEN HOUSE SCHEDULE Date Tuesday, October 8

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WHITE ROCK — Peninsula Productions is busy with a variety of shows to be staged this fall.

The local company kicks off its season Saturday, Oct. 19 with a semi-scripted concert called The Dominik Heins Show, featuring vocalist Wendy Bollard, who is Peninsula’s artist director, and boogie-woogie pianist Heins. The audience will travel back in time to the jazz age where Heins and his band audition three very different women, all played

by Bollard. “The show is filled with great characters, fun costumes and, of course, fantastic music,” Bollard told the Now. The event will be held at First United Church, White Rock.

Next up for the company is a staging of The Barber of Barkerville, a familyfriendly production from Vancouver Opera. The show offers a set-in-Barkerville story based on Rossini’s comic The Barber of Seville, at 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 27 at White Rock Elementary.

“This must-see production is filled with laughter, charm and some of opera’s most memorable music,” Bollard enthused. “The show is perfect for children. It is 45 minutes long and features four English singers, a piano player, full set and costumes.”

From Nov. 26 to 30, Peninsula Productions will take over Semiahmoo Arts’ studio for a run of Ariel Dorfman’s political thriller, Death and the Maiden. This award-winning play is set in Dorfman’s native Chile shortly after the restoration of democracy, following the dark years of the Pinochet regime. It concerns a woman, Paulina Salas, who by chance comes face to face with the doctor she believes raped and tortured her when she was held as a prisoner.

Peninsula Productions is also behind the third annual John Lee Sanders Gospel and Blues Show, set for Dec. 8.

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t took less than a week for techies to bypass Apple’s new fingerprint scanner (called Touch ID) on the iPhone 5S, essentially negating one of the key features of the company’s latest and greatest gadgets.

People seem to be buying Apple’s new iPhone 5S, despite a fingerprint scanner that is nothing more than a gimmick. nothing more than a gimmick. Creating a device that allows users to not only unlock a phone but also make purchases using an

easily fooled fingerprint scanner makes Apple look just a wee bit silly.

It can be argued that nobody in their right mind would actually trust the security of their device on something so gimmicky, but if so, why would it even be an option? Apple has obviously invested a lot of resources into trying to be the first company to bring this kind of tech to the mainstream, only to seemingly miss the mark.

“We hope that this finally puts to rest the illusions people have about fingerprint biometrics. It is plain stupid to use something that you can’t change and that you leave everywhere every day as a security token,” said Frank Rieger, a spokesman for the Chaos Computer Club, in a statement. see › page 21

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Indeed, while Apple had touted the iPhone 5S’ fingerprint scanner as “a convenient and highly secure way to access your phone,” it took just two days for Germany’s Chaos Computer Club to fool the device and claim a hacking bounty on who could do so first.

The method involved taking a photo of a user’s fingerprint, printing it out in high resolution onto a plastic sheet and then using white glue to fill in between the grooves of the print, then peeling the glue layer off and using that to scan into the phone.

While Hollywood may have painted a simple picture on how fingerprint technology should work, executing it in real life is proving to be far more difficult.

Apple went out on a limb here with Touch ID, and it looks like the technology is still

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Also worth noting is that this sort of tech isn’t something that can be patched with something as simple as a software update. Fooling the scanner is all about the hardware, which would require Apple to physically change the scanner in each of its iPhones. But you know what? Despite the scanner being nothing more than a gimmick, people still seem to be buying the phone.

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ARTS & LIFE Events guide

Surrey Urban Farmers’ Market at North Surrey rec centre courtyard every Wednesday afternoon in

summer, ending Oct. 9. For info, call 778-228-FARM (3276) or visit www. surreymarket.org.

FILM EVENTS “Orgasm Inc.”: Documentary film

to be screened Wednesday, Oct. 23 at Kwantlen Polytechnic University (Surrey campus), featuring post-film

discussion with filmmaker Liz Canner.

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VISUAL ART Delta Studio Stomp: Tour of North Delta artist studios on Oct. 5-6 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. Free event, with partial proceeds to Delta Hospital Foundation. “Watch artists at work, win prizes.” Event info: www.deltastudiostomp.com.

Surrey Art Gallery: “Sarindar Dhaliwal: Narratives from the Beyond” and “Figuring Ground: Sylvia Grace Borda and Jeremy Herndl,” both on view 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.

South Surrey/White Rock Art Society, founded in 1959, meets on second Monday of month (except July and August), 7 to 9 p.m. at St. John’s church hall, 1480 George St., White Rock. Info: www.artsociety.ca.

Watershed Artworks gallery shop: Works by local artists featured at North Delta facility operated by non-profit Watershed Artworks Society, at 11425 84th Ave. Info: 604-596-1029, watershedartworks. ca. On view for month of October: Joan Schreiber, “If It Stands Still I Will Paint It.” Newton Cultural Centre showcases works by local artists at 13530 72nd Ave. Info: 604-594-2700, www.artscouncilofsurrey.ca. On view for month of October: “Back to the Wall,” featuring works by Fraser Valley Potters Guild.

Surrey Urban Screen: Digital art shown on screen on side of building at Chuck Bailey Recreation Centre, at 13458 107A Ave. Exhibit can be viewed from 30 minutes after sunset until midnight. Info: 604-598-5898, www.surreyurbanscreen.ca.

Mind & Matter Art Gallery: Features a variety of works at 13743 16th Ave., South Surrey, 604-5366460, mindandmatterart.com.

MUSEUMS White Rock Museum + Archives: “Rock, Paper, Scissors: The Transformative Power of Craft” exhibit on view to Oct. 15. At 14970 Marine Dr. 604-541-2222, whiterock. museum.bc.ca.

Surrey Museum: “Wind Work, Wind Play: Weathervanes & Whirligigs” exhibit on view to Dec. 21. At 17710 56A Ave. Info: www. surrey.ca/heritage, 604-592-6956.

Surrey Archives: Facility located at 17671 56th Ave., Cloverdale. Info: 604-502-6459.

Historic Stewart Farm: “Nobody Here But Us Chickens” exhibit on view to Nov. 9. Located at site of 1894 farmhouse and heritage gardens, at 13723 Crescent Rd., South Surrey. Info: 604-592-6956, www.surrey.ca/heritage.

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NORTH DELTA — The works of some 20 artists will be on view this weekend during Delta Studio Stomp, an inaugural

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Visitors are encouraged to draw their own creations in an adjacent tent.

The collective’s events this month are part of The Big Draw, an international drawing campaign launched in the U.K. in 2000. Locally, participating artists include Elizabeth Carefoot, Jennifer Clark, Willa Downing, James Friesen, Lesley Grant, Reuben Kambeitz, Corra Li-Leger, Don LiLeger, Claire Moore and Debra Putman.

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Four more Surrey Civic Treasures honoured Oct. 8 SURREY — Another four people will be honoured as Surrey Civic Treasures during a special event Tuesday, Oct. 8 at Surrey Arts Centre.

Recipients of the award this year are Ellie King, Kelly Konno, Patricia Dahlquist and Maxine Lloyd Howchin.

The award, launched in 2008, is given to those who make a difference on the city’s arts and culture scene.

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Surrey Art Gallery Association helps organize the Thursday Artist Talks events at the gallery. The talk on Thursday, Oct. 10 appeals to me: Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s all about the art of bonsai.

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lifelong interest they’ve pursued – in earnest since retirement – as members of the Surrey-based B.C. Bonsai Society, under the tutelage of Mr. Tak Yamaura. Admission is free. I do not have a green thumb, and probably don’t have the patience to shape a bonsai, but I do admire these miniature garden art forms.

It doesn’t cost anything to attend, and refreshments are served afterward.

Next on my list of things to do at Surrey Arts Centre (after the “A Night on Broadway Goes Hollywood” fundraiser for Surrey Food Bank this Saturday, Oct. 5) is the Arts Club Theatre Company’s production of Boeing-Boeing. This hilarious and very popular play runs on the main stage from Oct. 16 to 26. Tickets range from $15 (student rush) to $43, including all fees. Call 604-501-5566.

Written in 1960, Boeing-Boeing is the most performed French play in the world. The original Paris run lasted 19 years, and the classic farce (about swinging bachelor Bernard) remains just as irresistible today. The February 2013 Arts Club production won three Jessie Richardson Awards. Andrew McNee returns as Robert, reprising the role that earned him the award for Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Lead Role.

I saw this play last February at the Arts Club’s Stanley Industrial Alliance stage. Yes, it is funny. It is also a lesson on how to complicate your life with intricate scheduling.

Added to my complex schedule is Metro Theatre’s season-opening play, The Hollow, by Agatha Christie.

I am a Christie fan. Metro has produced this play three times, and it was the company’s very first production in 1963. Director Joe Hinks is thrilled to take on The Hollow, not only because it’s a great murdermystery but also because he knows the history behind it at the Metro. The Hollow, which has a cast of 12, runs to Oct. 26 (call 604266-7191). Metro Theatre is located in the “hollow” under the Oak Street Bridge, on the Vancouver side, 1370 SW Marine Dr. Pay parking, bring coins. melminty@telus.net

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As part of a national tour, the former commander of the International Space Station will sign copies of his first book, An Astronaut’s Guide to Life on Earth, at the Black Bond store at Central City Shopping Centre on Friday Nov. 15, at 7 p.m.

The book, set for Oct. 29 release by Random House Canada, will offer “extraordinary stories from his life as an astronaut, and shows how to

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Last winter and spring, Hadfield captivated the world with photos and commentary from space during his five-month tour aboard the ISS. Elsewhere in the world of books, awardwinning author Deborah Ellis will meet readers during daytime events at two libraries in Surrey (Newton and Strawberry Hill branches) on Thursday, Oct. 24. Also, gothic novelist Susanna Kearsley will be at the Guildford library at 3 p.m.

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Karen Lee Batten: Country vocalist from Abbotsford performs Friday, Oct. 4 at The Mirage, with guests Me & Mae and The Jardines, at 15330 102A Ave., Surrey. Show 9 p.m., www.themiragenightclub.ca.

Classical Coffee Concerts: Series features classical music performed at Surrey Arts Centre’s studio theatre on select Thursday mornings, 604-501-5566. Oct. 3: Sarah Hagen and Ariel Barnes; Nov. 7: Sarah Hagen with violinist Joan Blackman.

“40 Million Salmon Can’t Be Wrong”: Environment-themed concert weaves together songs, stories, art images and science, Saturday, Oct. 5 at Blue Frog Studios, White Rock, featuring Holly Arntzen, Kevin Wright, Roy Henry Vickers, Russ George. Tickets $35, bluefrogstudios.ca.

Jane’s Blonde: Pop-rock party band plays the hits at video-shoot showcase, 9 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 5 at The Olympia, 10257 King George Blvd. Tickets $10 each, or two for $15. Info: http://tinyurl.com/l4we6vc.

New Orford String Quartet: Performs Friday, Oct. 18 as part of White Rock Concerts series at White Rock Baptist Church. Info: 604-535-

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Dublin Crossing: Live music six nights a week at 18789 Fraser Hwy., Surrey. 604-575-5470.

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Exotica Show Lounge: Live music on select nights at Turf Hotel venue, 12411 King George Blvd., Surrey, 604-580-1811.

Central City Brewing Co.: Live music on select nights at restaurant/bar, 13450 102nd Ave., at Central City, Surrey. 604-582-6620, centralcitybrewing.com.

Wheelhouse Pub: Nightclublike bar weekends at 12867 96th Ave., Surrey. 604-584-9311, www. berezanhg.com/pubs.html.

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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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Surrey International Writers’ Conference: 21st annual event Oct. 25 to 27 at Sheraton Vancouver Guildford Hotel, with workshops designed to educate and inspire writers of any experience. Book fair Saturday, Oct. 26 from 5:30 to 7 p.m., with authors in attendance. Info: www.siwc.ca.

Irish Poetry Nights: Semiahmoo Arts and Irish Club of White Rock stage events on third Wednesday of each month at Slainte by the Pier bar/restaurant on Marine Drive, White Rock, 7:30 p.m. Contact: Ray Fynes, 604-542-3667.

Zero-360: Open-mic style literary event offers stage to local writers for maximum of 360 seconds (six minutes) each, on second Thursday of each month, 7:30 p.m. at Pelican Rouge coffee house in Central Plaza, 16th Ave at 152nd St., White Rock.

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Jump Joint Swing: Retro swing dance events held every Saturday night with host Kirk MacIntyre of Metro Kids Society, doors open 9:45 p.m. at Jump Joint dance hall, #11012332 Pattullo Pl., North Surrey (next to Xcalibur Bowling). Admission fee $5, all ages, swing dance classes available. Net proceeds to Metro Kids Society, www.MetroKids.ca.

For info, call Marie Welton (604-5360195), www.jumpjointswing.com.

Old-time dancing at Kennedy Hall: At 8870 120th St., Surrey, on the first Saturday of every month.

“Fun for the whole family,” from 8 to 11 p.m., with live music. Info: Jerry, 604-574-9118.

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JW-Jones: Canadian blues guitarist brings high-energy band to Pacific Inn Resort bar on Saturday, Oct. 19 in White Rock Blues Society concert.

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The Dominik Heins Show featuring Wendy Bollard: Local boogie-woogie pianist and singer in semi-scripted show Saturday, Oct. 19 at First United Church, White Rock. Tickets are $25 via tickets. surrey.ca.

Class of ’59 in Concert: The music of Buddy Holly, Jerry Lee Lewis, Elvis and others performed by tribute artists in Legends of Rock ‘n’ Roll event, 7 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 27 at Bell Performing Arts Centre, Surrey.

Tickets $39.75, 604-507-6355.

Colin James: Guitarist and singer brings “Up Close and Personal” acoustic tour to Surrey’s Bell Performing Arts Centre on Sunday, Nov. 10, with guest musician Chris Caddell. Tickets and info: 604-5076355, bellperformingartscentre.com.

Jazz Vespers at Northwood United Church: Hour-long concert events on select Sunday afternoons at church, 8855 156th St., Surrey, starting at 4 p.m. Oct. 13: Tom Pickett and Candus Churchill.

White Rock Trad Jazz Society: Presents three-hour concert/dance events Sunday afternoons (select dates) at Crescent Beach Legion, 3-6 p.m. at 2643 128th St., South Surrey.

Admission: $8/10. Info: 604-5917275, www.whiterocktradjazz.com.

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Country-pop singer Karen Lee Batten headlines a night of live music Friday, Oct. 4 at The Mirage in Guildford, with Me & Mae and The Jardines. See listing under Concerts.

Fri.-Sun., at 15057 Marine Dr. (West Beach), White Rock. 778-294-0066.

Washington Avenue Grill: Live music Wed.-Sun. at restaurant at East Beach (15782 Marine Dr., White Rock). 604-541-4244, washingtonavenuegrill.com.

White Rock Elks Lodge #431: Live music and special events on select nights at 1469 George St., White Rock, 604-538-4016, www. whiterockelks.ca.

Mirage: Dance club and live music (select nights) at 15330 102A Ave., Surrey. 604-583-8828.

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The Vaudevillians: Surrey-based seniors entertainment troupe performs annual shows to raise funds for its college bursary, 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 9 at Surrey Arts Centre, Bear Creek Park.

Tickets are $20, 604-501-5566.

“Oh What a Night”: Musical revue features the hits of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons at Bell Performing Arts Centre on Wednesday, Nov. 13, as part of cross-Canada tour.

Show details are online at www. ohwhatanighttribute.com, tickets via 604-507-6355 and www. bellperformingartscentre.com.

Surrey Board of Trade’s Manufacturing Industry Reception: Event Thursday, Oct. 3 at Surrey Board of Trade office (#101, 14439 104th Ave., Surrey) from 6 to 8 p.m.

Surrey Board of Trade Business-to-Business & the Arts networking reception: 10th-anniversary event hosted by the Surrey Arts Centre on Tuesday, Oct. 8, from 6 to 8 p.m. Live entertainment, food and more, plus emcee Jackson Davies and salute to Surrey’s new Civic Treasures. Info: 604-581-7130.

THEATRE/STAGE “The Foursome”: Golf-related laughs from playwright Norm Foster in Surrey Little Theatre’s seasonlaunching production, on stage from Oct. 3 to 26. Info: 604-576-8451 or visit www.surreylittletheatre.com.

“The Crucible”: Witchcraft-related tale by Arthur Miller staged by White Rock Players from Oct. 9-26 at Coast Capital Playhouse. Info and tickets: 604-536-7535, www. whiterockplayers.ca.

“Boeing-Boeing”: Arts Club Theatre Company brings mile-high comedy, about a swingin’-60s architect attempting to land a trio of stewardesses, to Surrey Arts Centre from Oct. 16 to 26. 604-501-5566.

“Hound of the Baskervilles”: Ellie King directs Sherlock Holmes’ greatest adventure for production at Newton Cultural Centre from Oct. 23-31, 13530 72nd Ave., Surrey.

FUNDRAISERS “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.). 604-501-5566.

SALES 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.”

Bethany-Newton United Church (14853 60th Ave., Surrey) will be holding a Christmas Fair on Saturday, Nov. 30 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Colebrook United Church Christmas Fair on Saturday, Dec. 7 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. For info, email juliafitzs@shaw.ca or info@ colebrookunited.org.

KIDS/FAMILY Dora the Explorer in “Search for the City of Lost Toys”: Live production performed on Oct. 11-12 at Bell Performing Arts Centre, Surrey. www.DoraLiveCanada.com.

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The novel has already been optioned for three Hollywood movies in addition to being picked up and republished.

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Andrena Greavette of Ladner and Anne Fraser of Surrey. The two friends were at the show as spectators, but dressed in costume.

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The yearly ‘Jazz Band Ball’ packed them in at Pacific Inn Resort for three days of live music last weekend Photos by Gord Goble

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Lyles powers Panthers past Mouat SURREY — The Lord Tweedsmuir Panthers came up with their biggest win since they moved up to join the class AAA football ranks by knocking off the thirdranked W.J. Mouat Hawks 31-20 in the pouring rain in Cloverdale Friday afternoon.

The game was a showdown between two of the best running backs in the province, a duel that was won decisively by Panthers scatback Jamel Lyles. Lyles racked up 271 yards rushing on 23 attempts with four of those runs ending in the Mouat end zone.

Mouat answered with the province’s leading ground gainer in Maleek Irons, who had a hard time escaping the clutches of the Panthers’ defence. Irons finished the game with 115 yards on 21 carries and two TDs. Linebacker Michael Carter led the Panthers’ defence with nine tackles while the Tweedsmuir defensive line — Austin Thornton, Reece Russell, Dalton Dietrich, Brendan Kennedy and Chris Atkinson — combined for 25 tackles to keep Irons under wraps.

“This was a huge win for us because we’ve never beaten Mouat before,” said Tweedsmuir coach Kurt Thornton. “There’s a difference between being good enough to beat a team like that and actually beating them. They do a lot of things right there and there are high expectations among their players and coaches every year.

“They expect to win every game so to close out a game to beat a team like that, you can’t help but feel a little more legitimate.

Panthers running back Jamel Lyles (right) swings wide on a sweep during Lord Tweedsmuir’s 31-20 upset win over W.J. Mouat. (Photo: JACOB ZINN) We certainly proved we belong among the top five-ranked teams in AAA.” Tweedsmuir faces another challenge this week when they take on fourth-ranked St. Thomas More in Burnaby Friday.

In class AA football action, the Frank Hurt Hornets posted their first win since rejoining the double-A loop after three years in Tier 2. The Hornets stung the visiting Hugh Boyd Trojans 20-7 to level their league

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Tailback Bash Sise-Odaa sparked the Hornets’ attack with a pair of touchdowns while Rashon Loobie scored the other Frank Hurt major on a pass from Josh Zivny.

“It was a good win for us,” said Hornets coach Duane Linnen. “We made a lot of mistakes, but it was good to get the win in the end. We got our first win in AA league play, but the guys know they need to tighten

it up a bit more. We have to develop a killer instinct to put teams away because we had four or five turnovers that could have led to scores.”

In exhibition action, the Holy Cross Crusaders took it on the chin in a 35-7 loss to Carson Graham on the North Shore.

Patrick Szabo scored the lone Holy Cross TD on a short run.

Crusaders coach Ken Buchan singled out running back/linebacker Lucas Ciampeletti for his efforts on both sides of the line of scrimmage.

“It was a good learning experience for our kids,” Buchan said. “Carson is ranked number five in the province so it was a good gauge of where we are and where we want to be. To be honest, we didn’t play very well overall. We’re installing some new systems so it’s a work in progress right now. We still have a ways to go. ” Closer to home, the Seaquam Seahawks welcomed Bellingham’s Squalicum Storm to North Delta Saturday afternoon where the Americans prevailed 48-6.

Seaquam quarterback Joss Yanciw scored late in the game to avoid the shutout.

“Squalicum is an incredibly good football team,” said Seahawks coach Jerry Mulliss.

“They would challenge our top AAA teams here. It was a great experience for our kids to play a team like that. It was an example of where we want to take our program to and from that perspective, it was a great experience for our kids.”

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SURREY — The Surrey United Firefighters maintained their unbeaten status with a come-from-behind 2-2 draw with NorVan in Vancouver Metro Soccer League action Saturday.

Playing in a driving rainstorm on the North Shore, Surrey struggled early and found themselves down 2-0 after just 10 minutes of play. The Firemen quickly bounced back, cutting the gap to 2-1 in the 30th minutes when Tom Lowndes located a loose ball in a goalmouth scramble and poked it into the net.

Five minutes later Surrey pulled even when Roman Doutkevich banged home a crossing pass from Liam Miller to send the two teams into the break tied at 2-2.

In the second half, the weather improved somewhat and Surrey pressed to the attack.

Despite dominating possession for much of the final 45 minutes, United was unable to score the go-ahead goal.

“Weather was a huge factor in our game,” said Surrey coach Rob Reed. “The rain was coming down so hard I could not see across the field for about 25 minutes in the first half. It was literally a sheet of water coming down. I was surprised the referee didn’t stop the game. I’ve never seen rain like that before and it made it tough for the players to even see the whole field.”

The Firefighters’ draw was the lone bit of good news for the VMSL premier league’s Surrey teams. On Friday night, ICST Pegasus were caught napping after the halftime break en route to a 4-1 loss to the Metro Ford Wolves.

Metro Ford opened the scoring in the 25th minute, but on the ensuing kickoff, the Horsemen raced up the field and created some pressure on the Wolves defenders.

Pegasus was rewarded for their efforts when Adam Costley deposited the ball in the back of the net to knot the count at 1-1.

Leading 2-1 at the break, the Wolves caught the Horsemen flat-footed when play resumed, needing just 30 second to stretch their lead to two goals.

The Wolves added another marker and forced the Horsemen into a hopeless game of desperation for the remainder of the contest.

“It wasn’t the best game for our defence,” said Pegasus coach Sipho Sibiya. “In the second half we fell behind and then we started chasing in an effort to catch up. It was one of those games where Metro Ford finished all of their chances and we couldn’t score on our chances.”

Newton’s other premier side also came up empty as CCB-RT United fell 4-2 to Croatia in Vancouver.

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Delta Ice Hawks scored three times in the first period to take a commanding 3-0 lead and then added one goal in each of the next two periods to coast to the win.

Colin Catchpole scored the only goal for North Delta.

The Devils were back on home ice Saturday where they squeaked past the Ridge Meadows Flames 2-1 at Sungod Arena.

Special teams worked wonders for the Devils as Landen Matechuk opened the scoring with a shorthanded goal in the first period and Joshua Smith bagged the eventual game winner on a second period power play.

The win brought the Devils record to 2-3-0 for the month of September.

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Audi Nanuk Quattro concept: Among the really neat things about this 2,000-kilogram off-road sports car is the four-wheel steering, adjustable air-ride suspension and mid-mounted V10 turbo-diesel engine that makes 544 horsepower and 738 pound-feet of torque. Audi claims the Nanuk will sprint from zero to 100 km/h in just 3.7 seconds. Production is unlikely, however.

AUTO TRIVIA

• The 1958 Lotus Elite was the first car to employ a unitized (frameless) structure entirely made of fibreglass.

• The 1933 Britishmade Alvis Speed Twenty was the first motor car to be fitted with an allsynchromesh gearbox, which virtually eliminated the grinding of gears while shifting.

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Falling Prices

Car smarts

Internal combustion engines’ wasted heat

the driveshaft, transmission, differential and axle.

Energy losses occur due to friction in the gears and bearings.

Accessories – 1.9 per cent. The belts and chains connected to the engine’s crankshaft draw continuous power, even when the accessories are not in use, which results in wasted fuel.

Inertia – 4.2 per cent.

The energy needed to move the vehicle is determined mainly by its weight. The heavier a vehicle, the more inertia it has and the more energy is required to accelerate or to brake.

Rolling resistance – 5.5 per cent. Rolling resistance is friction between the tires and the road. As a vehicle travels, its weight deforms the tire tread where the tire contacts the road.

This deformation

generates heat between the tire and the road, which is then lost to the surrounding atmosphere. The power required to overcome rolling resistance increases with speed.

Aerodynamic drag – 6.3 per cent.

Aerodynamic drag is caused by friction between the moving vehicle’s surface and the air. Drag forces are minimal at low speeds, but become much stronger at higher speeds.

So what does all this mean for you, the buyer?

It means looking for the most fuel-efficient vehicles you can afford.

According to Natural Resources Canada, over 10 years, a 20 to 35 per cent reduction in fuel consumption for 20,000 km/year of combined city and highway driving can result in fuel savings ranging from $3,500 to $13,100 and potential CO2 reductions ranging from 6,400 to 24,200 kg.

It’s food for thought that is definitely worth digesting. You can learn more about fuel efficiency at www. vehicles.nrcan.gc.ca. www.newscanada.com

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The majority of vehicles on the road today are powered by internal combustion engines. These engines generate power by burning fuel and air in the engine cylinder, which when ignited, creates the energy that pushes the piston to propel the vehicle forward.

Sounds great except internal combustion engines are extremely inefficient at converting the chemical energy of fuel into forward motion; in fact, from a cup-and-a-half of gasoline (the equivalent of a can of pop or about 355 ml) most vehicles will only use about four tablespoons (60 ml) to move the vehicle forward and power the electrical system. The rest of the fuel is lost through heat, idling, friction, incomplete combustion and other inefficiencies associated with internal combustion engines.

Only about 16 per cent of the energy is used to actually move the vehicle while the remaining 84 per cent is lost to those various other factors.

Here’s a breakdown: Engine losses – 65 per cent. Losses occur from engine friction, pumping air into and out of the engine, and wasted heat, which is the largest component of engine energy losses.

Idling – 11 per cent.

Idling occurs mostly during urban driving, while the vehicle remains stationary at intersections or in congested traffic.

Remember, the amount of fuel you use during 10 seconds of idling is the amount it takes to restart your engine.

Drivetrain – 5.5 per cent. The drivetrain transfers energy from the engine to the wheels through several components, including

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