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SURREY — The City of Surrey has moved the sixth annual Regional Economic Summit to next spring because it hasn’t yet found speakers. Usually held in the fall, this year’s summit is now set for February or March, said summit chair Coun. Linda Hepner. “We had originally been looking at Hillary Clinton, but she’s not doing government speaking roles for probably her own political (reasons),” Hepner said Tuesday. When that didn’t work out, organizers went back to the drawing board. The city is working on several other potential speakers, but isn’t ready to say publicly who they might be, Hepner said. “We’re trying to put together a pretty aggressive program and it’s going to be really exciting. I’m just not at liberty to say who that might be now.” Hepner said it’s a challenge to top previous summits after exhausting many world leaders. Past summit speakers have included former U.S. presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton, Sir Richard Branson and former British prime minister Tony Blair. see SUMMIT › page 6

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SOUTH SURREY — “The 24th of November, 2009. It’s a date that’s burned into my conscious.” It was on that overcast Tuesday that David Hutchinson of South Surrey learned his eldest daughter, Beth – then a 16-year-old Harry Potter-loving free spirit – had cancer. “Her mother was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2005 and died here in Peace Arch Hospital in December 2009,” he said. “Two weeks before her mother died – the very same day her mother went into palliative care – Beth was diagnosed with a brain tumour.” Beth was given a life expectancy of eight to 14 months, which was prolonged by numerous rounds of chemotherapy, radiotherapy and five brain surgeries. But it wasn’t until about 18 months after her diagnosis that her father found something else that could treat her tumour: cannabis. Doctors narrowed down her type of tumour to glioma, a tumour that arises from glial cells in the brain. While researching glioma, Hutchinson came across an article touting the benefits of THC – the chemical in marijuana that stimulates brain cells to release dopamine – on tumours. “I thought, I’m being crazy. Cannabis for a brain tumour?” he recalled. Admittedly, Hutchinson comes from a very “vanilla” background, having spent 23 years in the British military before retiring

David Hutchinson holds his iPhone showing a photo of his daughter, Beth – who has had a brain tumour for almost four years – alongside her sister, Grace. (Photo: JACOB ZINN) as a squadron leader. “I had no association with drugs because that’s the way it is,” he said. “But this is not quack medicine, this is mainstream.” The more he researched, the more he found out the positive effects of cannabis for curative purposes, including that it causes the cancer to eat itself while cutting off bloodflow to the tumour. He presented his findings to his daughter’s neuro-oncologist and Beth was prescribed medical marijuana, though it took six months for Health Canada to issue her licence. Beth received an average licence for 10 grams a day, but her father didn’t want to grow the allotted 49 plants in their home, so he sought to find a supplier. “I phoned Health Canada and said, ‘Can you recommend someone who can grow for me?’ They said, ‘You have to go and find your own,’” he recounted. “I said, ‘Where do I go to find someone to grow marijuana for me?’ The guy said, ‘I’m not allowed to comment on that.’” Eventually, Hutchinson found someone through a network of friends who agreed to grow Beth’s medical marijuana for them.

He currently pays a rate of a dollar per gram, though he expects the cost to increase dramatically once new federal legislation takes effect in the spring. “As of the first of April next year, everything that we have we’re supposed to destroy,” he said. “We then have to buy through one of the approved, licensed producers.”

I’ll be honest, if I have to break the law to do what I have to do to try and keep my family alive – I’ll do what I’ve got to do. Beginning April 1, 2014, the federal government’s Marihuana for Medical Purposes Regulations (MMPR) will replace previous legislation that allowed medicinal marijuana users to grow their own plants. Hutchinson will no longer be able to get medicinal marijuana from his daughter’s

current supplier, and he expects commercial prices to skyrocket. “I think having lots of large, licensed producers is a good idea, but I think taking away people’s ability to grow themselves or having smaller ones is wrong,” he said, adding that medicinal marijuana users should still be able to grow their own stash the same way anyone can homebrew beer or wine for personal consumption. Canada has more than 40,000 medicinal marijuana users, and Health Canada has estimated that there will be 50,000 by the time the new legislation starts on April 1. To date, only two licences have been issued by Health Canada for commercial production of marijuana under the MMPR legislation: one to Prairie Plant Systems (PPS), the sole supplier of medical cannabis to Health Canada for the last 13 years; and the other to CanniMed, a subsidiary of PPS. “They’ve said their product will be between nine and 12 bucks a gram,” said Hutchinson. “I’m looking at a nine- or a 12fold increase.” Because of such a sharp increase in pricing, Hutchinson said medicinal users are likely to purchase less expensive marijuana from illegal grow operations. “The prohibition is supporting the black market, but they don’t seem to understand that,” he said. Compared to his current rate of about $3,650 per year, Hutchinson will have to pay $32,850 to $43,800 for the same amount of medicinal marijuana that his daughter currently uses. While he’s heard of commercial operations that are looking to grow and sell marijuana for between four and six dollars per gram, he said they are still seeking approval. Throughout Beth’s nearly four-year struggle, Hutchinson has been upfront with his family about her treatment, saying he’ll do what it takes to get her medicine – whether legally or illegally. “I said, ‘I’ll be honest, if I have to break the law to do what I have to do to try and keep my family alive – I’ll do what I’ve got to do.’ If you wouldn’t do it for your own family, who would you do it for? “She’s still my daughter and I love her.”

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SURREY — Village Surrey, a group of local residents concerned about Surrey’s impact on global issues, is exploring the possibility of starting a local currency in the city. “The problems in our economic system are so big, we can only begin to solve them by thinking small,” the group’s website says. The organization is inviting the public to an event at City Centre Library on Oct. 28 at 6:30 p.m. Guest speaker Justin Bober will discuss the Community Way and Open Money projects, including Seedstock Community Currency, a new local currency that’s emerged for Vancouver

and B.C. A discussion period after will focus on possibilities for Surrey. Leading up to the event, organizers will be putting $5 bills in envelopes and placing them randomly around Surrey in public places for people to find. Inside will also be a stamped, addressed envelope (or email address) and a letter encouraging the finder to spend the $5 in a way that is in alignment with their values and desires for a more sustainable community and planet. The letter will also encourage people to share the story of how they spent the money by sending a letter back. Read more at villagesurrey. wordpress.com. Read more on Seedstock at seedstock.ca.

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TENNIS CENTRE You are invited to a public Open House to review the proposed development of a tennis training centre on city land to the north of City Hall and the RCMP building.

Please join us for a Public Open House to provide comments and feedback on a proposal to replace the natural grass practice football field in South Surrey Athletic Park with a new artificial turf field!

The Tennis Facility will be constructed on an approximately 1.7 hectares portion of land located adjacent to 144th Street at 58th Avenue just north of the RCMP facility. The Tennis Training Centre is being constructed under the terms of a Partnership Agreement between the City of Surrey and Laurus Coaching Solutions. Laurus will be constructing and operating the Tennis Facility to provide tennis training, instruction and developmental programs for juniors, adults and seniors. Information about the facility will be presented at the Open House.

A new artificial turf field in this location would offer a practice field with built-in field markings for football, baseball, and soccer. Information on the proposed site and design of the field will be presented at the open house for context. Date and Location 6:00 – 8:00pm Tuesday, October 29th, 2013 Semiahmoo Secondary School 1785 148th Street

Date and Location Time: 6:00 - 8:00 pm Open House Date: Wednesday, October 30th, 2013 Place: Surrey City Hall, Lobby 14245 – 56th Avenue

Staff from the Parks Division will be on hand to receive community feedback and to answer questions on the plans.

The City of Surrey invites you to visit the Open House to discuss the site development plan for this tennis facility. If you have any questions, please call 604 501-5050 or email parksrecculture@surrey.ca.

If you have any questions, please call 604 501-5050 or email parksrecculture@surrey.ca. We look forward to hearing from the community regarding this new ﬁeld.

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Snow told the court that there were at least six onlookers but none moved to help him. Verhoeven said he accepted that while there was a second person involved in the assault, he was not satisfied beyond a reasonable doubt that it had been Ross. Verhoeven noted that Snow had told police several hours after the assault that he didn’t know who the second assailant was but thought his name might have been Mike. “This is a very peculiar description for an individual that Mr. Snow knew well for many years prior to the incident in question, and who Mr. Snow identified with complete clarity and certainty at trial,” Verhoeven said. Snow claimed he was in pain and “a little bit out of it” when he spoke with police, but the judge found “no confirmatory evidence” that he’d been “anything less than fully lucid the whole time.”

About 30 people were at the booze can party, celebrating Ross’s birthday. The court heard Snow knew Ross and Nicholson well, as they grew up in the same part of Surrey. Snow arrived with a buddy and two young women at about 4 a.m., coming from a party in Langley where he had drank six beers and smoked some pot. Snow wandered into a bedroom to smoke some pot, and Nicholson, 22, followed. She got into an argument with a guy named Gordy. Snow tried to intervene and Nicholson punched him in the head. “In response, he pushed her against the wall,” Verhoeven noted. Snow went outside and was at the end of the driveway when he turned and saw Nicholson coming at him with a knife. Snow testified that he tried to dodge her, hopping over a rail fence into a schoolyard and putting a parked car between them, when Ross grabbed him from behind and punched him twice.

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Tasked to draw the Delta map is Montreal artist Jean Louis Rheault, who has done many similar projects around the world. amounts of farmland and Burns Bog. Having drawn the unique maps for over 30 years, Rheault’s job is to condense those areas without eliminating their own significance. One example he showed was a map he drew of northern Arizona, an area with communities separated by expanses of desert and the Grand Canyon. Most recently he completed a map of the Okanagan to highlight tourism attractions. Rheault has made the illustrations for small towns to major cities around the globe, each identifying all landmarks but with a special emphasis on particular features or places by adding extra size. He has also done pictorial maps of universities, shopping centres as well as maps chronicling famous people’s lives, including Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan. Rheault said his form of map-making is actually how maps were drawn long ago, dating back to the Middle Ages. The new Delta map will be completed by next spring and will then be updated in 2017. Some of the features that will eventually be added in upcoming maps are a new bridge that will replace the George Massey Tunnel, although a “ghost drawing” will be incorporated into the first map to show a bridge is planned.

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Surprise respectfully submitted OddThoughts Bob Groeneveld

ome things are not surprising. Some are. As someone who has a great deal of respect for David Suzuki myself, I can’t say I’m terribly surprised that a recent Angus Reid Global poll found he is the most respected person in Canada. On the other hand, it’s beyond surprising that Senator Mike Duffy is apparently respected by four per cent of Canadians. It blows me away that the former Parliament Hill television blowhard whom history may prove to have single-handedly destroyed Canada’s Upper House with his self-serving financial porkery registered any respect at all in the survey. Prime Minister Stephen Harper was significantly overrated at 23 per cent, while Rick Hansen garnered only twice that much respect. Although, I profess a certain amount of humble pride in the revelation that my province of birth and habitation, British

Columbia, is outdone by only the Maritimes in lack of prime ministerial respect (67 per cent of us don’t have much use for Harper, while Maritimers despise him to the tune of 76 per cent), and we outshine all the other provinces in admiration for Hansen (76 per cent respect in B.C., compared to 61 per cent in Alberta). Interestingly, across the country, all of Canada’s political party leaders floated between 20 and 23 percentage points of respect. So... should I be surprised, as I look around at the state of things, that the leaders and wannabe leaders of our country (once one of the most respected countries in the world) can’t seem to earn the respect of one in four of us? I wonder if David Suzuki would consider a run at the prime minister’s office? Or could his respect level take the resultant nosedive? Or could someone like Conrad Black (who gathered in a shocking five per cent respect rating) actually gain from taking his arrogance and questionable dealings into the political arena? There was another, somewhat interesting dimension to the Angus Reid poll – not so much

So... should I be surprised, as I look around at the state of things, that the leaders and wannabe leaders of our country (once one of the most respected countries in the world) can’t seem to earn the respect of one in four of us? interesting in terms of the results, as in that the question would be asked and a reputable polling company would put stock in the results. The survey determined that John Furlong was “among the least known Canadians.” C’mon. Seriously? I get that he garners little respect (17 per cent in B.C., and only six per

cent throughout Canada). After all, he’s a guy who, along with a bunch of others, wasted a lot of money in British Columbia in 2010, when most Canadians would have wished him to have wasted it in their provinces instead. But least known? Six per cent of 35 million equals somewhat more than two million Canadians who would recognize John

Furlong by name. Seriously, folks, I can admit to a pretty swelled head from time to time, but I’m willing to bet that, if you dropped my name all the way across Canada, somewhat less than six per cent of the people you come across will recognize it. Raise your hand if you honestly believe more than two million people know who you are... I understand there’s a movement afoot to re-open Riverview for you.

Bob Groeneveld is editor of the Langley Advance and Maple Ridge Times, both sister papers to the Now.

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What sets John Furlong among the “least known” Canadians is the absence of my name and yours on the survey list. It’s just like I’m never picked as the “sexiest man alive” when they put that question to the masses – only because they never put my name on the list.

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A garden full of roses to Gabe and his beautiful family who generously helped jump-start our car on Sunday. Another handful of roses to your wife for noticing me gesturing – thanks for coming back and helping out. You made our day. And two rose-coloured liquid candies for the two cutest kids, who waited patiently. Fifty beautiful red roses to our daughter, sonin-law and grandkids for the wonderful surprise party for our 50th anniversary. It was great seeing the family and friends who came to help us celebrate. Thank you so very much. A firetruck of rotten tomatoes to Hall 6 (9049 152nd St.) firefighters who continue to drive their fire truck across the street to Price Smart Foods to buy groceries. Don’t they know that a quick stroll to the market will do them good? What a waste of our taxpayers’ money! Majestic evergreen trees decorated with bushels of rotten tomatoes – so when the owner of the house mutilates, or even cuts the beautiful trees down, they will be showered with rotten tomatoes! Rotten tomatoes to the motorists turning left from 192nd Street onto 72nd Avenue in Clayton Heights who do not stop to let pedestrians cross at the marked intersection. Twice this week, I have nearly been run over with my stroller while trying to cross carefully. Have patience! Rotten tomatoes to the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board at 104th Avenue and 154th Street, Rain or shine, every Tuesday and Thursday at 6 a.m. they have their sprinklers going.

The brightest, most beautiful roses to Tannis, who has stepped up when others wouldn’t to assist the SMH Auxiliary in running its thrift store. She started off not knowing what was expected of her and had no idea about running the store. She quickly learned and everyone at the shop admires her drive and determination. Way to go, Tannis! Garbage cans full of rotten tomatoes to some of the high school custodians who fatten their own wallets by diverting the empty pop cans into garbage cans rather than the recycling containers. Don’t you realize that you’re taking money away from the special education classes who use these funds for outings and cooking supplies throughout the year? Thanksgiving crates full of roses to the people of WIA Church, who gave up their time with their loved ones and fed the residents of Len Sheperd on Sunday. Fantastic job. Roses to the clerk at the London Drugs at 104th and King George Boulevard. After paying for my purchases, I said, “Thank you.” He replied, “It was my pleasure.” Great customer service. Rotten tomatoes about this frustrating situation: For 10 years my vanity plates, GFKD, were OK. Now one person complains because they find them offensive and you want me to surrender them? Not happening. I have new plates, HF5555. Guess what my mindset thinks these stand for? So much for my freedom of expression as allowed by the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Rotten tomatoes to all the idiots who still use bottle rockets, fireworks and firecrackers in October, especially on Halloween. You constantly ruin Halloween for the rest of us. Any scary atmosphere that Halloween gives us is completely ruined when one of those gets lit off. Save those for New Year’s and start doing stuff that actually has to do with Halloween.

Grewal keeps spending while helping very little The Editor, Re: “MP Hiebert spends the most – again,” the Now, Oct. 22. This is the second week that I have been able to write rebuttal letters about the politicians serving Surrey’s GreenTimbers Fleetwood area. Nina Grewal Last week, it was my MLA Sue Hammell, and this week, it is my MP Nina Grewal. Two years before I saw Hammell for the first time, I went to see Grewal in 2007, because my husband and I owned a small company and there was starting to be problems because of an unsolved health situation. I was in a very bad situation and she could see that. In fact, she called me a human rights tragedy. But this woman who has, in expenses alone, charged our government millions since I have been trying to get her help, won’t even write us a letter of support. I suspect Grewal’s “designated traveller” is her husband or mother, as those are her support people. I am trying to save my family, my life, and she will not even lift a finger to help us. We are Canadian, of course, and she will continue to get free money as she pleases. I am only trying to save my house and business in her area, and she is only helping hers. Reid and Tanis Moore, Surrey

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Anthem words are not written in stone The Editor, Re: “O Canada, just leave lyrics alone,” the Now, Oct. 10. Michael Booth’s column gives me a chance to submit my thoughts on the national anthem. All great countries of the world have just one national anthem. Canada is the worst, because the words of the English and French versions are 100 per cent different. I lived in Belgium before immigrating into Canada, where I became a Canadian citizen in 1969. This country has been good to me and I hate to see it breaking up because of language. Also, the words of an anthem are not written in stone – they can be changed. Prof. Dr. L.Tan (ret.), Surrey

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WHITE ROCK — It’s dark. You’re a soldier on a military base. You receive word that a large group of enemy forces has attacked various points on the base’s perimeter. A crackled transmission alerts you that the “opposition appears to have some kind of advanced body armour, making them impervious to most of our weapons.” You look down, and you’re covered in red ooze. Is it blood, or is it paint? No, you’re not playing a video game. You must be at the Zombie Combat Zone in White Rock, a live-action paintball scenario game, set up on roughly two-and-a-half acres in Semiahmoo Park. It’s all meant to be as close to a real-life undead uprising as possible, said organizer Ron McCall. “You can’t do this anywhere else. It’s like live video games, that’s basically what we’re trying to do,” he said. “Sort of the idea is to combine what we’ve been doing in film with a live-action first-person shooter environment. It’s very much like Call of Duty or games like that. It’s just now you can get off your couch and actually go do it.” And organizers have spared no expense,

Ron McCall isn’t spooked by the props at the Zombie Combat Zone in White Rock’s Semiahmoo Park – after all, he put them there. The ZCZ’s second season is open for business until the end of November. (Photo: JACOB ZINN) forking out $65,000 to set up this year’s battle zone. Last year, the operation took place at Panther Paintball in Surrey. “We had it in a forest last year and it was tough to get through,” McCall said. This year’s location in White Rock is a “flat canvas,” allowing organizers to build exactly what they wanted, he said. For 2013, the theme is “cyber zombies,” done up with body armour. “We always seem to keep coming back to the scientist thing for some reason,” McCall

said. “But this year it’s more of a cyber zombie approach. One of the scientists at the base is trying to find a way to control them using the soldiers, and as we go through the base, we discover that the scientist has left a virus that can counteract the control of the zombies in three stages throughout the game.” Those soldiers doing the shooting undergo a crash-course boot camp, including a briefing on the “mission” in a U.S. military tent and weapons training before they hit the course, armed only with paintball guns and headlamps.

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Along the course, participants pass real military vehicles and go through a variety of tents where they receive more electronic transmissions. The 45-minute experience includes half an hour of action on the field. And this year, it’s all about the firing. “This year is kind of a reversal from what we did last year,” McCall said. “We’re going more for a combative scenario. There are some scares in the game but it’s a lot more of a firefight this year than it was last year.” see › page 20

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Last year, organizers heard that participants wanted more braineaters and more shooting. “So that’s what we gave them,” McCall said, adding that there are 21 “live” zombies on the course. “And since the opening weekend, we’ve probably shot 100,000 rounds, at least.” The back end of the course – the finale scene – is where the most ammo ends up, he said. “You can’t step anywhere back there without squishing a paintball.” When asked where the idea for the business came from, McCall said it evolved naturally, seeing as he’s worked in the movie industry for years. He’s worked behind the scenes in horror movies such as Hellraiser and Halloween and, more recently, he worked on the TV show True Justice, starring Steven Seagal. While working on True Justice, he and the show’s stunt co-ordinator teamed up against the rest of the crew in a paintball showdown. “We held them off for about half an hour,” McCall said. “Then it got boring, so I turned on him.” A year and a half later, the paintball idea came up and he just thought it made sense.

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“Being an idiot and being ignorant of the whole situation, I just went ahead and did it,” he said with a grin. “That’s how it was born.” McCall said it was intended to be a hobby, but after getting an incredible response, they just kept going. And they don’t intend to stop. “Eventually, it was, ‘If we can do it with this, why can’t we do it with other scenarios?’” McCall said his ultimate goal is to do an Alien scenario, complete with a crash landing in a Navy simulator ride and Facehuggers launched by air cannons. And while there aren’t as many “scares” in this year’s course, the zombies are still out in full force. “They get pretty close,” McCall said. “It’s pretty full contact.” The combat zone will run until the end of November and is offered for groups of up to 12 people for a flat rate of $666. October is sold out, but bookings are available in November, via www.zombiecombatzone. com for more information.

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Big-money band contest reaches a peak this Friday afternoon TheBuzz Tom Zillich Arts & Life Editor

t’s crunch time in the voting process for the big-money Peak Performance Project band contest. The Peak radio stationbacked initiative promises $102,000 to the winner of the annual contest, and the 20 finalists – including Surrey artists Good for Grapes, Lydia Hol and Rykka – are scrambling this week to land a coveted spot in the top five. The seven-day voting period closes at 5 p.m. Friday, Oct. 25 (via peakperformanceproject. com), and the top five artists will be announced by the radio station on Nov. 5. The contest-closing concert, when the big winner is announced, will be held Nov. 21 at the Commodore Ballroom in Vancouver. This fall, the 20 contest finalists have performed at Fortune Sound Club as part of multi-band showcases, and also endured a musicians-only “boot camp” in August at Rockridge Canyon, near Princeton. In the midst of all this, indie-folk sextet Good For Grapes has been touring Ontario and Quebec, and last week released Man on the Page, its debut album for Toronto-based label Pheromone Recordings. The songs were recorded by Colin Stewart (who was worked with Yukon Blonde and Dan Mangan) at Hive Studios in Vancouver. A tour-ending concert date is set for Dec. 14 at Vogue Theatre. Meanwhile, singer/ guitarist Rykka was busy Saturday (Oct. 19) encouraging people to spend time outdoors as part of her “Nature Rocks” initiative. It was all part of her entry in the Peak Performance Project, which urges the top-20 finalists to do something for a charitable cause. Rykka’s debut album, Kodiak, released last May, included songs written from

the perspective of animals. More recently, her song “Blackie” was featured on the TV show Rookie Blue. She’s online at Rykka.com. As part of her charitable work in the PPP contest, Lydia Hol recently collected used iPods for the Music Heals Charitable Foundation, a non-profit society that promotes awareness of music therapy. The 17 other finalists in the PPP are Greg Drummond, Melissa Endean, Amble Green, Dougal Bain McLean, Hannah Epperson, Luca

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Surrey-raised singer Jacob Hoggard, along with his band, Hedley, figures prominently in the new AMPED exhibit at Science World. For the next three months, one corner of the ballshaped facility at False Creek is devoted to the science of music, with hands-on displays that remind me of a more compact version of

the awesome Sound Lab at Seattle’s Experience Music Project. AMPED, which opened Oct. 12 and closes Jan. 5, highlights the connections between music, science, technology and creativity. It’s great to see industry pros and organizations like Music BC and FACTOR support the showcase, along with partners Roland Canada, Tom Lee Music and Nimbus School of Recording Arts. Check it out at www.scienceworld.ca.

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“The Foursome”: Golf-related laughs from playwright Norm Foster in Surrey Little Theatre’s seasonlaunching production, to Oct. 26. Info: 604-576-8451 or visit www. surreylittletheatre.com. “The Crucible”: Witchcraftrelated tale by Arthur Miller staged by White Rock Players to Oct. 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 to Oct. 26, 604-501-5566. “Hound of the Baskervilles”: Ellie King directs Sherlock Holmes’ greatest adventure for production at Newton Cultural Centre from Oct. 22-31, 13530 72nd Ave., Surrey. Tickets and info: 604-594-2700, www.baskervilles.org. “The Barber of Barkerville”: Family-friendly production from Vancouver Opera is a set-inBarkerville story based on Rossini’s comic “The Barber of Seville,” show 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 27 at White Rock Elementary, 1273 Fir St., White Rock. Tickets are $10 via tickets.surrey.ca. “Little Women”: Surrey Youth Theatre Company stages play written by Louisa May Alcott at Wheelhouse Theatre, 15751 16th Ave., South Surrey, on Saturday, Nov. 23 (7 p.m.) and Sunday, Nov. 24 (2 p.m.), tickets and info via 604-8053855, sytco@shaw.ca. “Death and the Maiden”: Peninsula Productions stages Ariel Dorfman drama keying on the Pinochet dictatorship in Chile, Nov. 26-30 at Semiahmoo Arts studio at Centennial Park, White Rock.

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Former South Surrey-based guitarist Doug Towle, who now lives in Langley, brings his Supernatural: A Santana Experience band to Blue Frog Studios on Saturday, Oct. 26. See listing under Concerts, page 26. “Rumpelstiltskin”: Panto written by Dave Baron staged by White Rock Players from Nov. 29 to Dec. 28 at Coast Capital Playhouse. Info and tickets: 604-536-7535, www. whiterockplayers.ca. “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum”: Musical written by Stephen Sondheim staged by White Rock Players’ Club from Feb. 12 to March 1, 2014, at Coast Capital Playhouse. Info and tickets: 604-536-7535, www. whiterockplayers.ca.

VISUAL ART “Fall for Art” show at Semiahmoo Arts studio until Oct. 30, featuring works by Gabrielle Grieg and Birgit Coath, open daily from noon to 5 p.m. Fall art market at Loafing Shed Glass Studio on Saturday and Sunday (Oct. 26-27) from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. both days, featuring works by local artists in several mediums. See glassblowing between 11am-3pm, at 9060 184th St., Surrey. 604-612-2753, www.robertgaryparkes. 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. Thursday Artist Talk: Events hosted by Surrey Art Gallery Association (SAGA) on first Thursday of every month at Bear Creek Park facility. Info: 604-501-5566, www. arts.surrey.ca. Watershed Artworks gallery shop: Works by local artists featured at North Delta facility operated by non-profit Watershed Artworks Society, at 11425 84th Ave. Info: 604596-1029, watershedartworks.ca. On view in 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. Coffee Gallery at the Tate: Local gallery with 20 local artists, at #59-7238 189th St. Surrey (facing on 72nd Ave., at 189th). Visit www. CoffeeGalleryattheTate.com. Gallery 68: Neighbourhood art gallery and studio at 19141 68th Ave., in Clayton area of Surrey. Info: 604-576-1640. Mind & Matter Art Gallery: Features a variety of works at 13743 16th Ave., South Surrey, 604-5366460, mindandmatterart.com. Cheryl’s Trading Post: Wide range of original Northwest Coast Art, Inuit and Peruvian art featured at gallery, #103-1711 152nd St. (Semiahmoo Shopping Centre), Surrey. Info: email cherylstradingpost@gmail.com.

MUSEUMS 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. White Rock Museum + Archives: At 14970 Marine Dr. 604-541-2222, whiterock.museum.bc.ca. 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. Surrey Archives: Facility located at 17671 56th Ave., Cloverdale. Info: 604-502-6459.

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SURREY — At 12 years of age, Paul Smith got his first listen of Alice Cooper when his older brother played the Detroit rocker’s 1974 greatest-hits album. Then he saw him on TV and put a mascara-heavy face to the name. “I saw a different Alice,” said Smith, now in his 50s. “Parents were saying, ‘Don’t listen to him, the guy’s satanic,’ and here he is with the Muppets having a great time. And as it turns out, he’s a Christian.” Fast forward to today and the Surrey resident portrays Alice in a cover band called Billion Dollar Babies, named after Cooper’s 1973 album and single.

Smith’s band got its start about a decade ago when the lifelong Alice Cooper fan grew tired of playing the same old covers in the bar-band scene. “I wanted to take it to the next level and do theatrics,” Smith said. “I love the idea of the live snake, actresses, all that stuff, and I’m a huge fan of Alice, so that was kind of my motivation.” Smith went ahead and booked his debut show opening for a KISS tribute on Halloween at Central City Brew Pub – even though he was short a drummer. “I figured the only way to get the band together was to get a gig,” he said. “As soon as I had the gig, I put it in the paper and I had all kinds of guys lining up to play.” see › page 34

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WRESTLING Fright Night: All Star Wrestling event Saturday Oct. 26 at Cloverdale Fairgrounds’ Alice McKay Building, 8 p.m. start, 6050 176th St., Surrey. ASW Legends Title match features The Fabulous Fabio (new champion) vs. Former WWE Star “The Masterpiece” Chris Masters. Tickets $20/$15/$12 advance at Comics Scene-Evergreen Mall (8912 152nd St. Surrey) and Central City Comix (10221 King George Hwy., Surrey). Info: www.allstar-wrestling.com,

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Soprano Leslie Ann Bradley is a guest artist when Vancouver Symphony Orchestra returns to Bell Performing Arts Centre on Monday, Oct. 28 for the first Surrey Nights series concert of its season. See listing under Concerts, page 26.

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e love movies. The romance with the Hollywood film industry does indeed have a place in our passions, especially as we have become known as Hollywood North. Making films locally is still an important industry for our economy, and many people keep seeking quality training to get their foot in the door, so to speak. Where do you start, and what facet of filmmaking most interests you? Well, hello Media 2013 Career Expo. Career Expo is the annual event that brings B.C.’s industry heavy-hitters together under one roof to celebrate the excitement of community, and to showcase the many viable career options available to emerging talent. There are, for sure, some challenging issues faced by the industry, but there are still opportunities in the motion picture and new media sectors in B.C. This BC Motion Picture Career Expo offers students and industry newcomers a rare point of access to the people, organizations and companies that make the Motion Picture and New Media Industry tick. The event is

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ARTS & LIFE The Barber of Barkerville, a childfriendly production from Vancouver Opera, will be performed Sunday afternoon (Oct. 27) at White Rock Elementary, starting at 3 p.m.

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Opera for kids performed with a Gold Rush-era spin A set-in-Barkerville tale based on Rossini’s comic The Barber of Seville will be performed at White Rock Elementary this Sunday afternoon, Oct. 27. The hour-long Vancouver Opera production, called The Barber of Barkerville, hits the stage at 1273 Fir St. at 3 p.m. The show is filled with laughter, charm and some of opera’s most memorable music, enthused Wendy Bollard, artistic director of

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Want to give trick-or-treaters something healthy this year? Special Halloween-edition admission coupons are available for sale at Delta rec centres. Books of 10 child drop-in admission coupons are $10 at Sungod and North Delta recreation centres. For details, visit www.delta.ca.

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GALAS International Artist Day gala in White Rock: Dinner event Friday, Oct. 25 at White Rock Community Centre, celebrating the work of local artists. Emcee is Mark Donnelly, tickets $150 (includes $100 voucher to buy an original piece of art on display that evening). For info, contact Leisure Services at 604541-2199, ext. 0, or visit White Rock Community Centre. Burns Bog Conservation Society celebrates its 25th anniversary with “Building for the Future” gala, Friday, Nov. 8 at Eaglequest at Coyote Creek, 7778 152nd St. in Surrey. Tickets $95 each or a table of eight for $722, see www.burnsbog. org, call 604-572-0373 or email gala@burnsbog.org.

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Fleetwood Library (15996 84th Ave.) on Saturday, Oct. 26, 1-3 p.m. Drop in. All are welcome. Entertainment: Songs and Jaago (Punjabi Folk Dance) performances, plus Bhangra/ Gidha performance by Shan-E-Punjab Arts Club, Surrey. Activities: Diwali quiz, colouring, diya decorating for kids; refreshments: Sample Chai Tea, Indian Sweets, Samosas, Jalebi, Pakora. “No Blame No Shame: A further history of First Nations culture in B.C.”: Want to learn more about the realities that First Nations peoples experienced and still experience today? Surrey Libraries present it’s second ‘No Blame No Shame’ presentation by Constable Troy Derrick on Saturday, Nov. 2, 2-3:30 p.m. at Semiahmoo Library. Register via www.surreylibraries.ca, at 1815 152nd St., or call 604-592-6908. Daddy Storytimes: “Man in the Moon” storytime is a way for male caregivers to establish a bond with a little one through rhymes, songs, simple stories, fingerplays and puppets. Events for men only and babies (newborn to 24 months). Dads, stepdads, foster dads, boyfriends, granddads, uncles and all male caregivers are welcome. Events held at Guildford Library on Sundays, to Nov. 3, from 2 to 3 p.m. Call 604598-7369 to register.

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Nolan at seniorsbazaar@shaw.ca, 604-329-7323. Northwood United Church hosts Christmas craft fair Saturday, Nov. 2 from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., 8855 156th St., Surrey. More than 50 vendors, admission $1 (free for kids/youth). 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. “We are currently accepting applications for vendor tables.” Contact Kim via email, kim_cathcart@hotmail.com. 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.

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“Economic Benefits of Liquefied Surrey Little Theatre: Auditions Natural Gas (LNG) Industry for “Becky’s New Car” will be held in B.C.” luncheon 11:30 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 27 from 10 a.m. to 1 Wednesday, Oct. 30 at Eaglequest p.m., on Monday, Oct. 28 from 7–10 Golf Course, Surrey, featuring p.m. and Tuesday, Oct. 29 from 7 guest speakers Rich Coleman, to 10 p.m. at 7027 184 St., Surrey. Deputy Premier, Tessa Gill, head FROM Callbacks, if necessary, will be on of Stakeholder Engagement at the Wednesday, Oct. 30. “Becky’s New Pacific NorthWest LNG Project, John PLUS TAX & TIRE LEVY Car” was written by Steven Dietz Walker, CEO of Fortis BC, and Dan White Rock Elks hosts a craft fair and will be directed by awardReader, president of Murray Latta Saturday, Oct. 26 from 10 a.m. to 3 winning director, Marko Hohlbein. Progressive Machine. Info: www. businessinsurrey.com, 604-581-7130. p.m. in the lower hall at 1469 George The performance dates are from St., White Rock. Info: 604-538-4016, Jan. 30 to Feb. 22, 2014, with Surrey Board of Trade Film www.whiterockelks.ca. possible holdover dates. Industry Reception, with special CALL Film FOR APPOINTMENT Fall Linen & Collectible Sale at Rehearsals will start in guests from The National Board First United (from Quebec), Tuesday, Nov. 5 at * Church in White Rock early November for on Friday, Nov. 1 and Saturday, Nov. this non-equity SBOT office, #101-14439 104th Ave., PLUS TAXVista/Centre. 2, at corner of Buena production. For Surrey, from 6 to 8 p.m. (“culinary Vintage linen, tableclothes, napkins, more info, creations and refreshments will be heirloom items and more for sale, contact served.”) all proceeds from annual event to producer DeDutch Pannekoek House Kwatcha Auxiliary Group in benefit Laurie restaurant at Strawberry Hill, of Peace Arch Hospital. Surrey, hosts business-to-business Surrey Seniors’ Bazaar held on networking reception 6 p.m. select Saturdays from 10 a.m. to Wednesday, Nov. 6, 7310 120th St. 2 p.m. at Chuck Bailey Recreation Food and refreshments available, Centre (13458 107A Ave., Surrey). tour of renovated space. Info: 604Dates this fall include Oct. 19, 581-7130, businessinsurrey.com. Nov. 16 and Dec. 7. “All are Surrey Board of Trade’s annual welcome and there will be Seasonal Sizzle Business light refreshments and Reception on Tuesday, Dec. musical entertainment, 3 at Eaglequest, with theme of as well as some “Christmas Carnival.” 604-581-7130. good bargains for all ages.” To (Volkswagens only) book a table, Use Your Netsmartz! event: e-mail Concerned about your kids surfing Greg the net? Clicky the Robot teaches kids how to use netsmartz tools to be safer online. For kids 5-9 years old. Parents welcome too. Event date Monday, Oct. 28 at Cloverdale Library, 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Factory trained technicians. Registration: 604-598-7326. We only use genuine Volkswagen parts. Celebrate Diwali, Indian Festival of Lights: Join Surrey Libraries in celebrating Diwali, the Indian Festival of Lights, at

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MEETINGS Delta Residents Association hosts a public meeting on Saturday, Oct. 26 from 10 a.m. to noon at Delta Golf Course, 11550 Ladner Trunk Road. There will be four speakers presenting on the topics of MK Delta Lands proposal, Southlands proposal, coal trains and North Delta Area Plan. There is no admission fee for public meetings, but donations will be accepted. For info, visit groupspaces.com/ DeltaResidentsAssociation.

Make Believe Birthday Parties: “Celebrate your birthday at Surrey Museum. Invite your friends and choose from themes like Pirates, Dinosaurs, Cowboy/Cowgirl, Ancient Egypt and more.” Saturdays from 2-4 p.m. $12.50 per child (birthday child is free). Must pre-book at 604592-6956.

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Canadian star Sinclair visits Surrey for tourney SURREY — Canadian soccer star Christine Sinclair will be paying a special visit to the 2013 CCAA Women’s Soccer National Championships next month. The four-day competition, involving Canada’s eight top provincial conference teams, will be hosted by Kwantlen Polytechnic University at Newton Athletic Park from Nov. 6 to 9. Sinclair, the Burnaby-born captain of the Canadian women’s soccer team, will meet fans and sign autographs at the tournament. Her appearance date and time will be announced over the next two weeks. “We already know this is going to be an outstanding tournament, but having one of the best players in the world attend brings it to a new level,” stated Joan McEachern, assistant coach of the Kwantlen team. “With Christine attending the event it will raise its profile, bring even more excitement and be very special for the players,” added McEachern, who once wore Sinclair’s number 12 on Canada’s national team. The high-scoring Sinclair and her fellow Canadians won the bronze medal at the 2012 London Olympics. On her own, Sinclair has earned the Canada Soccer Player of the Year award 10 times and last year was named Canada’s Female Athlete of the Year. In September, she was inducted into Canada’s Walk of Fame.

The KPU Eagles women’s soccer team – who won bronze at the 2009 CCAA National Championship – will double as hosts of the tournament next month, as well as participants. For the past four consecutive years, the team has qualified for the PACWEST provincial championships, winning bronze in 2008, and secured the title of consecutive provincial champions with wins in 2009 and 2010. They went on to play in the CCAA Nationals both years, placing third in the country with a bronze in 2009. “The KPU players are extremely excited to have the opportunity to play for the championship in front of their home fans,” said McEachern. “It is a unique opportunity the players will seize in a phenomenal four days of soccer from the best CCAA teams from across Canada.” The tournament is open to the public, with seating for 1,000 at the varsity field at Newton Athletic Park. Elementary, high school and postsecondary students are eligible for free admission with a valid student ID. There are also other ways to get involved: Volunteer opportunities are open to the general public, allowing students, sports buffs and community members the unique chance to participate in a national event with the nation’s top female student soccer players. For more information, visit kpu.ca/eagles. The Now

Soccer hero Christine Sinclair will make an appearance at the CCAA Women’s Soccer National Championships in Surrey next month, from Nov. 6 to 9.

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