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Education

Strike will close schools for one day

Surrey teachers rally on King George Boulevard SEE THE LATEST ON JOB ACTION BY USING LAYAR Christopher Poon

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SURREY — Schools in the province’s largest school district will be shut down on Thursday (May 29) as part of the escalation of job action to rotating strikes by B.C. teachers.

The announcement was made Tuesday by B.C. Teachers Federation President Jim Iker after the province announced last week that they would look at cutting back teachers’ wages by five per cent if an agreement was not reached by the end of June.

Teachers planned to hold a rally Wednesday (May 21) once schools were out on King George Boulevard between 74th and 76th

avenues. The province also announced last week they would no longer be seeking a 10-year deal with teachers, instead opting for a six-year deal and offering a $1,200 signing bonus if done before July.

Education Minister and SurreyFleetwood MLA Peter Fassbender said he was “disappointed” by the BCTF’s decision, noting the government had made concessions by no longer seeking the 10-year deal.

“We put a signing bonus on the table for teachers again to show that we understand the financial issues they were talking about,” he said following the BCTF’s announcement.

“I sincerely hope that the teachers of this province, the parents realize that our goal is a negotiated settlement.”

The rotating strikes will fall over the course of four days next week, with different districts being affected from Monday to Thursday.

Surrey school district, which includes White Rock, will be impacted Thursday, while schools in Delta will be affected Wednesday.

Surrey school board chair Shawn Wilson said he began receiving phone calls from concerned parents within an hour of the BCTF making their announcement.

“Anytime we’re talking about closing

schools there’s going to be disappointment and aggravation,” he said. “Obviously they want to know as early as possible what we might be able to do to help support them so staff is working on that now.”

Wilson said at this point, parents are being asked to monitor the websites of their children’s schools for the latest and any advisories on whether or not they should send their kids to school will be posted there.

Monday, May 26 is scheduled as a professional development day, so parents are now facing two days of having to find somewhere for their children to be next week.

“So that’s what’s been concerning a lot of parents is that there’s a Pro-D day on Monday and then along comes Thursday and they’re off again, so it’s kind of like double jeopardy in the same week,” he explained.

“You might get some parents that are of the mindset that they’re going to send their kids to school come hell or high water, but I can’t recall if that’s ever happened before.”

Teachers began first stage job action in April.

The last time B.C. teachers walked off the job was in the fall of 2005 when they illegally went on strike for two weeks. cpoon@thenownewspaper.com

What’s been concerning a lot of parents is that there’s a Pro-D day on Monday and then along comes Thursday and they’re off again, so it’s kind of like double jeopardy in the same week.

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Ten teens packed in truck survive crash on road described as ‘party central’ Tom Zytaruk

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SURREY — Police are investigating two traffic incidents, one in South Surrey and the other in Whalley, where riders were hurled from automobiles this past weekend.

Mounties suspect alcohol may have been a contributing factor in both cases.

Eight passengers, in their late teens and early 20s, were thrown from the box of a Dodge pickup truck driven by a 17-year-old boy at 12:04 a.m. Saturday.

Police said the driver lost control of the pickup and it hit a curb, at 192nd Street and 34th Avenue in South Surrey. There were two people in the cab and eight people – five girls and three boys – in the back. These were ejected as the pickup did a full flip, landing on its tires. Four were able to walk away from the crash but others were taken to Royal Columbian and Surrey Memorial Hospitals to be treated for broken ribs, a concussion and other injuries that weren’t considered to be life threatening.

Surrey RCMP Cpl. Bert Paquet said it was “amazing” no one was killed or seriously injured. “Our officers could have easily been knocking on doors in the middle of the night advising family members that their loved ones were critically injured or deceased,” he said.

In the meantime, a 23-year-old Surrey man sustained critical head injuries after being thrown from the back of an SUV that had its tailgate down.

This happened at about 5:30 p.m.

Monday, in the 10100-block of 128A Street in Whalley. Police said the SUV, driven by a 23-year-old Surrey man, accelerated quickly with three young men in the back. Two were able to hang on to the sides, but the one in the middle fell onto his head on the asphalt road.

“We usually find these happen after a series of bad decisions,” Paquet said of the incidents. “You need to give respect to the risks involved in riding in any vehicle without using the vehicle’s safety restraints.”

Paquet said the drivers in both cases

Eight passengers, in their late teens and early 20s, were thrown from the box of this Dodge truck driven by a 17-yearold boy just after midnight Saturday.

(Photo: CURTIS KREKLAU) are “potentially” facing charges under the Motor Vehicle Act or Criminal Code.

“It should be noted that just because you are a passenger does not absolve you of responsibility,” he added. “As grad season approaches, young people in particular are reminded to make the right choice and not get into a vehicle with a driver who’s been drinking or using illegal substances.”

Gary Sutton, CEO of R.A.S. Industries Ltd. on the corner of 190th Street and 34th Avenue, wants police to pay more attention to the area.

“I have called the RCMP twice in the last four months regarding vehicles driving through our vegetation and performing burnouts in our parking lot,” Sutton told the Now. He said it’s “party central” every Friday

night along 34th, between 192nd and 188th.

“The RCMP doesn’t seem to care about any of this as it’s not deemed important enough,” he said. “This area needs regular patrol especially since it’s clearly a party spot every Friday and Saturday... It’s no surprise that there was this incident.”

Paquet said that “as many other similar cases, this is an issue that needs to be addressed with a collaborative approach between our community and the police.

He said the Surrey RCMP’s annual summer park patrols initiative is designed to address problems like this.

“The district commander, who is aware of the issues, will manage the resources available to target this area with enhanced police presence and extra patrols,” he said.

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DELTA — Parents hoping to have the rural school bus program restored shouldn’t count on the Corporation of Delta taking on a funding role.

Talks have been taking place behind the scenes on what can be done to bring back rural bus service the Delta school board eliminated last year due to provincial funding cuts. Nothing has reached the Delta council level yet and it’s not likely a proposal seeking civic funding would be viewed too favourably, said Coun. Robert Campbell.

“I’m not in favour of making agreements to help the school district, even though people say we’re all one community and one taxpayer. To me, we have these separations for a reason and funding is set up like that for a reason,” he said.

Bus service was cancelled for all students except those with special needs, a move that angered many parents, especially those in rural East Delta where there are no sidewalks or regular transit service.

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Prosecution closes case at Surrey Six trial VANCOUVER — Eileen Mohan has been waiting a long time for justice for her murdered son Christopher, one of two bystanders caught in the Surrey Six slaughter.

As the Crown closed its case against accused killers Matt Johnston and Cody

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School board officials met with Education Minister Peter Fassbender, asking him to revisit the new funding formula, trying to explain the unique geography of Delta. The minister responded by saying a technical review committee would examine Delta’s case, but the funding cut was upheld.

The district has been able to accommodate a few students in rural areas, allowing them to share space on buses with special needs kids, as long as there’s space available. Meanwhile, one parent in Boundary Bay organized a deal with the school district to have one of the district’s academy buses pick up some kids.

This spring, Delta’s agricultural advisory committee discussed the issue. It was noted that a school bus would cost approximately $54,000 per year, which amounts to roughly $900 per student.

DFI president David Ryall said the organization is still working on the issue, hopeful it will come up with a solution.

“Kids have no choice in the rural district but to have their parents drive them,” he said.

Haevischer Tuesday, Mohan had more hope than she’s had in a long time. ”In my opinion, the Crown has a very strong case,” Mohan said outside court. “I’m hoping and I’m praying that justice will be done.” A verdict may still be months away.

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Summer night market coming to Cloverdale Matt Law

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SURREY — Cloverdale Exhibition Fairgrounds will be home to the Lower Mainland’s newest night market this summer.

Organizers of the new Surrey Night Market plan to create a family-oriented, multicultural venue with foods from around the world, starting July 4. They are modelling the event on night markets held in Richmond, Chinatown and North Vancouver.

“It’s multicultural, it’s multinational.

Everybody will be there. We hope to have food and vendors from across the board, not from any one community,” said Satbir Cheema, one of the market’s organizers.

While the market is still in the early stages of planning, Cheema says the organizers have already fielded more than 15 inquiries from food vendors since announcing the market’s creation late last week.

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“We’ll be encouraging local artisans and small businesses, especially people who don’t have space and need an outlet and an opportunity to be able to come and showcase their products,” said Cheema.

“If there is a local artist, local bands, local performers, dancers, they will have free opportunity to come on the stage and perform.”

Despite criticism on social media that the Cloverdale venue is not easily accessible by transit, Cheema says the location makes the most sense for the family-focused market.

Water, washrooms, hydro and free parking are already provided at the Cloverdale site.

“We thought about it a lot, and this is the best place for the long-term, and they have the facilities,” he said. “If we do it anywhere else, we would have to build that infrastructure.”

The inaugural Surrey Night Market is set to open July 4 at the Cloverdale Exhibition Fairgrounds. It will run Friday and Saturday evenings from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. until Aug. 30. For details, visit Surreynightmarket.com.

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NEWS Missing person

‘My son waits for his dad every single day’ Tom Zytaruk

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SURREY — A Delta boy continues to wait for his dad who’s been missing for over a year now.

The Surrey RCMP’s Missing Persons Unit is once again appealing for help in finding Vaclav “Walter” Simek, 53, who was reported missing on April 10, 2013.

Maria Gonzalez, his ex-wife, believes his disappearance was planned, and possibly brought on by depression or another mental illness.

The couple divorced after 13 years of marriage. They have a 13-year-old son.

Gonzalez, who lives in Delta, described Simek as a “good dad” who saw their son every weekend.

“Suddenly he stopped returning calls and coming to pick him up,” she said. “My son waits for his dad every single day.”

Gonzalez said Simek, an avid camper, had been living in an RV park in White Rock before he vanished.

“It’s quite very strange,” she said of the

case. “We have no clue whatsoever.”

Simek’s visa account and bank account have not been touched, she said.

Simek was last seen on March 7, 2013. Police believe Vaclav Simek someone dropped him off near 200th Street and 40th Avenue in Langley.

Surrey RCMP Cpl. Bert Paquet said the investigation has thus far revealed that Simek rented a car in late February/early March and used it to move some of his belongings to an unknown place and the car was returned on March 7.

Simek is six feet three inches tall, was 210 pounds and has blue eyes and had brown hair. Police ask anyone with information to contact the Surrey RCMP’s Missing Person’s Unit at 604-599-0502, quoting file number 2013-43817.

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Obviously not to work. There are kids who play around here.

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Roundabout traffic rules are extremely easy to understand – you must yield to traffic in the circle already. The fact that you then came to an unnecessary stop at the next circle tells me you have no clue what you are doing. Had any harm come to us, you can be sure you would regret the day you got in the driver’s seat.

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Surveillance photo shows homicide suspect Barry McQuarrie in Aldergrove.

Firefighters surprise students with scholarships Matt Law

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SURREY — Six Surrey firefighters were already on hand when the fire alarm rang at 10 a.m. in Ms. Mariche’s Grade 12 classroom.

They had arrived at Enver Creek Secondary School on Tuesday morning without much fanfare – no lights or sirens, just a blank envelope in hand as they walked into the school.

The alarm, which was part of a routine drill, was not meant to accompany their announcement that Indu Mangat, 18, had been chosen to receive a $3,000 scholarship, but the coincidence was well timed.

Her classmates applauded over the sound of the fire alarm as Mangat, who was not aware she would be receiving the honour, stood to receive her award.

After the presentation and making her way outside to join the rest of her school in the fire drill, the soft-spoken student posed for a photo and thanked the firemen.

“I feel really privileged that out of all the applicants I got chosen. I feel very honoured,” said Mangat, who plans to study sciences at UBC and wants to work in developing countries.

Mangat says she never thought she would be the one to win the award, but those around her feel the award confirmed what they already knew.

Enver Creek Secondary’s principal Tim Cross said the award couldn’t have gone to a more worthy student. “There’s lots of deserving kids, so you would like everyone to win an award, but Indu is one of the kids who has done outstanding work with our school, with blood drives and a variety of

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Grade 12 student Indu Mangat, a recipient of a $3,000 Ignite a Dream scholarship Tuesday, is flanked by Surrey firefighters Kevin Coplin (left) and Matt Johnston at Enver Creek Secondary in Surrey. (Photo: KEVIN HILL) other things,” Cross said.

Mangat was among five Grade 12 students across the Surrey school district presented with the Surrey Fire Fighters’ Charitable Society’s Ignite a Dream Educational Award, each worth $3,000.

In its first year, the scholarship was created to recognize students who have overcome challenges and are now helping their community. In total, Surrey firefighters distributed $15,000 in awards on Tuesday.

Other recipients of the award include Leeza Robertson of Semiahmoo Secondary, Mary Teklu of Johnston Heights Secondary, Sukhi Dhindsa of L.A. Matheson Secondary and Theresa Tabert of City Central Learning Centre.

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For Mangat, who is described by her principal as being involved in “everything,” the scholarship will help her to continue her education and give back to her community and family. “Everything I want to ultimately do is for my family,” she said. “I want to thank my parents, who have always been there and were the ones who helped me out with the application.”

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hose of you who know me know this – I am a big fan of Surrey’s youth.

I believe this city has some of the most intelligent, talented, creative and classy kids on the planet.

You see proof of this at one of my favourite annual events, the SASSY Awards, which honour the city’s most inspiring youth.

You see it every year on stage at the Bell Centre, where students of all ages, backgrounds and abilities dance their way into your heart during the Surrey school district’s dance festival.

And you can see proof of it, like I just did, at dance recitals all over Surrey. I watched in awe Sunday as my step-daughter Macayla and her Panorama School of Dance peers performed

like seasoned professionals at the Bell Centre, complete with heartfelt speeches of gratitude from the school’s graduating students after the recital’s finale.

And you see it in these very pages – regular readers already know that the Now’s news team loves showcasing young people who are making a difference in our community. Just look at today’s front page for evidence of that.

It’s easy to see that we have amazing kids among us. As a community – and as their parents – we should be proud.

But on Saturday, my faith in youth – and in our community’s parenting abilities – took a big hit on the fairgrounds of the Cloverdale Rodeo and Fair.

Now, I want to be fair here and not paint all fairgoers with the same brush.

Did I see young, polite, well-behaved children thoroughly enjoying the rides and games with their parents? Absolutely I did.

Did I see teenagers who were having a great time with their friends in a responsible, mature manner? Yes, I saw that, too.

But if you were with me on Saturday, you would have seen many other, much

more disturbing things.

You would have seen kids stumbling around from ride to ride blind drunk.

You would have been shaking your head in disbelief as you watched girls looking as young as 12 walk by, seemingly engaged in a competition with their peers as to who could dress the most inappropriately for

young age).

On the fairgrounds, you also would have seen cops confiscate many a mickey from under-aged drinkers.

You would have heard a dad call his young son, who was maybe seven or eight, a crude name that rhymes with “wussy” because he wouldn’t go in the haunted house attraction.

If a day at the rodeo is any indication, we seriously need to up our game as parents. their age.

And if you are a more conservative parent like me, perhaps your head would have also shaken when you saw the countless mohawk haircuts on kids – some of whom were so young they could barely walk (I know this comes down to personal taste but, for the life of me, I can’t figure out why parents would want their child to project that image at such a

And you would have heard this classy line from a young girl, whose voice sounded no older than 15 and who brought a boy into a port-a-potty (yes, a port-a-potty): “I hope you brought protection because I can’t afford birth control.”

And finally, you would have seen a completely plastered, handcuffed young man – with his dad in tow – smack face first right into

my wife’s chest, followed closely by a cop who was struggling to corral him, despite the teen’s drunken efforts to make a clumsy escape.

You also would have heard the news that alcohol is suspected after 10 young people left the rodeo the night before packed in a pickup truck – eight of them in the box – and miraculously survived after the driver lost control of the truck and it rolled, violently throwing the kids from the box (see page 3 for story).

To say the least, a day at the rodeo does not leave you with the best impression of our city’s young people, or the hard work we parents do in raising our kids properly.

In contrast, had you walked over the rodeo’s main stage on Sunday, you would have seen a much more positive representation of Surrey’s youth and their parents.

The BC Junior Talent Search always gives a glimpse of the talent we have among our youth.

At the finals on Sunday, you would have heard beautiful young voices coming through the massive speakers, accompanied by the supportive cheers and hollers from proud parents (see page 37 for story).

I wasn’t there this year but have been honoured in the past to help judge the contest and it always leaves me feeling good about Surrey’s families.

The Cloverdale Rodeo and Fair is a proud tradition in Surrey and it does a lot of great things for our community.

But for me, what it does is highlight the importance of parenting – and this scares me because Surrey is a city full of young people and young parents.

If a day at the rodeo is any indication, we seriously need to up our game as parents. Our community is depending on it.

Is Beau out of line with his views on parenting? Let him know at bsimpson@ thenownewspaper.com

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Cop’s letter revealed real facts of policing crisis The Editor, Re: “As a cop, I know how short-staffed Surrey is,” the Now letters, May 15.

Hats off to Surrey RCMP S/Sgt Mike Ingles for having the courage to inform us of the real facts with regards to the policing crisis in our city. He should get an award for telling it like it is.

His letter’s closing sentence tells it all.

“Trying to reduce crime in a community that is growing as quickly as Surrey while having a police force that has half the police officers compared to surrounding areas is a recipe for disaster and results in more crime, not less.”

He also informed us that last year the RCMP provided more than 134,000 hours of unpaid overtime – nearly 65 full-time officers worth of time. The question begs to be asked, why have we not addressed this serious deficit?

We, in the Port Kells area of Surrey, have seen our fair share of crime. Over the past few years, we have been afflicted with theft by addicted people, grow-ops, home invasions, etc.

One of our residents actually had their house burned down after the

thieves realized they were caught on a video surveillance camera. We had more officers temporarily deployed into our neighbourhood to deal with our crisis, as was done when the Newton area had their crisis, and no doubt as they probably are doing in Tynehead now that crime has plagued their community with break-ins, vandalism and at least one home invasion.

Then there are the problems in Whalley, Panorama Ridge and even South Surrey, where there was a recent armed home invasion.

If you do not feel safe in your own home and neighbourhood, little else matters.

Darlene Bowyer, Surrey

Rasode is proactive The Editor, Re: “Organized community is effective crimefighter,” the Now, May 8.

Columnist Michael Booth’s metaphor – “a human moth” – implies one who is publicity hungry. But it can be seen in another context also as evidenced through Indian

songs. That is, one is so in love with and dedicated to one’s cause that they are ready to sacrifice themselves for it.

Coun. Barinder Rasode has been very proactive in various issues, like violence against women. She has attracted a lot of media attention over the years for her work and now moreso over the split from Surrey First.

Reporters like controversy. They like to put out opposing points of view. You would know that in such situations, it is reporters and journalists who seek out the opposing viewpoint, instead of the other way around.

Coun. Rasode has worked hard and she is working hard especially now for transparency at city hall.

Dave Bains, Surrey

Parking lot is useless The Editor, In South Surrey, at the corner of 16th Avenue and 156th Street. there are two parking lots for Peace Arch Hospital. One has been there for many years and provides

income for health care, I presume.

The second lot has been there for around four years and was built at a cost of somewhere close to $1.5 million. This amount would include the cost of the land purchase and the construction of the lot which would hold probably 200 to 250 cars.

The cost estimate is my own estimate and I think the actual cost was probably a good deal more.

The point here is that in the years since this lot was built using taxpayer money through taxes or fundraising funds, I presume: Nobody uses it.

Nobody parks in it.

It provides zero income for the hospital.

I can’t get into the hospital for surgery without waiting forever and I am forced to pay a private clinic in order to maintain my health due to government underfunding, yet the hospital has seen fit to spend huge amounts of money on an unused and, seemingly useless, parking lot.

I wonder which intelligent bureaucrat was responsible for leading the decision about this.

Roger Currie, Surrey

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SOUTH SURREY — What does it take to become a Felion?

Just ask Alexandra Severyn, the cheer team’s dance co-ordinator for the last 10 years. A former Felion herself, she knows the B.C. Lions’ dancers needs more than flashy moves and bright smiles to excite a sold-out B.C. Place.

“You have to have some kind of enthusiasm that we see,” said Severyn during the team’s weekly rehearsal at the Steve Nash Sports Club in Morgan Crossing. “There are hundreds of girls who audition, and you need to separate yourself from the girl next to you.

“It’s kind of silly to say, but it is that sparkle.”

This year’s crop of 40 dancers was picked from more than 120 auditions in March.

Most are new but some are repeats, like Madison Grist of Surrey, who’s on her second year with the orange-clad team.

“I wanted to continue my dance training once my degree was done,” said Grist, who was previously the president of the UBC Dance Team.

“I saw an outlet with the Felions and I’ve been here ever since.

“It’s been nice stepping into it with a little more confidence. We’re learning routines faster, getting them down stronger and quicker, and I think that will translate when you see the final product at the games.”

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“I think we all, generally, are either in school or working two or three jobs and doing Felions on top of it, and fitting in our dance training on the side,” added Grist.

And that hard work pays off when the Felions enter the stadium to the roar of the crowd, about to blow the retractable roof off the building.

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“I always look forward to the Roughriders game – the energy in the stadium at that game is so exciting,” she said.

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New this year will be the market’s participation in a nutrition program hosted by the B.C. Association of Farmers’ Markets that will help lower-income families purchase fresh groceries, in a partnership with the Sources organization. cpoon@thenownewspaper.com

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“Snowbird” tribute concert features the music of Anne Murray, featuring Nova Scotia-based singer Laura Gillespie, two shows Friday, June 13 at Blue Frog Studios, White Rock. Show info and tickets: bluefrogstudios.ca/newshows.html.

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Glam returns, from runways and into living rooms We’re seeing it on the runways, on the highways, and now in all facets of home décor.

Opulence is one of the hottest looks for the home in 2014. It’s presenting itself with dramatic colours, rich metallic shades, and plush velvet and suede – think shimmery antique golds highlighted by sophisticated darks and extravagant gem tones such as emerald, ruby and sapphire.

“Home décor is taking its cue from the world of fashion and cars, and this is translating into lavish colours and designs for walls, furniture, floors and accessories,” said Mylène Gévry, marketing manager for SICO paint.

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To achieve an opulent look, she recommended enriching bold-toned walls by painting side tables, cabinets or hutches a pop colour such as plum, jade, ruby or gold.

Floors, which are often ignored in the decorating process, can add significant panache to a room when painted in deep, rich colours such as black or dark grey.

Gévry suggested using premium paint that will withstand wear and tear over time.

Stairs and banisters painted in glossy dark finishes complete the sophisticated look, while adding highlights through glossy white columns or wall appliqués heightens the sense of drama.

Classic colours such as gold and other metallic tones are best used on an accent wall, trim or the ceiling, Gévry said, especially when the space is accessorized with crystal-like touches.

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Brine for best barbecued meats protection shield to help keep fully cooked meats juicy. However, this is only a safeguard; overcooking is still possible, but this lessens the chance. The only other consideration you may need to give your recipe is the amount of seasoning. The meat will already be seasoned somewhat from the salt in the brine, so back off on the saltshaker.

Try this technique the next time you are barbecuing chicken breasts, pork chops, pork tenderloins or pork loins. You will be impressed with the results.

The salt used can be any salt – kosher, sea or other – but make sure the granules are the same size as table salt. A coarser grind will result in less salt per equal measure as more air trapped between the larger particles.

It is important to mention that this is the simplest form of brine: water and salt.

There are many more complex recipes available on the internet that will bring flavour and moisture, but this easy brine is a straightforward starting point. Another essential pointer to bring up is that red meats are typically not brined; marinating is better for red meats, but that’s slated for another column topic.

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vercooking lean meats on the backyard barbecue is the most common mistake made, as people want to ensure that meat is fully cooked before serving. Although it is imperative for poultry and ground meats to be fully cooked, this does not give you the right to transform them into dry charred remains.

Brining can help protect light-meat poultry and lean pork. This is a technique that involves soaking in a salt-water solution for a period of time prior to cooking. Not only does this add moisture to the centre of the meat, but also seasoning, as the salt saturated water is drawn in. A simple brining formula is one quarter cup table salt dissolved in four cups of water for pieces of poultry or lean pork. Let the meat sit in the brine for at least one hour in the refrigerator.

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ance is a big industry in Metro Vancouver. It seems we do love to dance – any age, any style. Lucky us, we have so many options and opportunities to enjoy this genre of the performing arts.

Dancers live among us. You will spot them at these dance events, all at the end of May. Or, shall I say, hey, hey – it’s May! Let’s dance!

There is no secret that I tap dance – really crazy about it. Can’t say I will ever be in the “professionally good” category, but after about a decade, I can almost dazzle the non-tappers. Learning to tap dance has actually changed my life. Who knew that joining an adult-beginner tap class would lead to me participating in dance recitals and competitions? I’m actually a performer, rather than dance mom. I also bought a dance-wear store (I can have all the shoes I want) and joined West Coast Tap Dance Collective as a board member.

The Collective is not a dance studio or performance company. Its mandate is to promote tap dancing. This very small organization has done quite a remarkable job of bringing public attention to tap dancing over the 12 years of its operation.

Canada has a history of outstanding tap dancers. Who knew? Well, that is partly the point of the Collective: to educate.

As part of the annual Tap Dance Day Celebrations, West Coast Tap Dance Collective will mediate a panel of noted tap-dance educators who will discuss various styles, issues and approaches in the education of tap dance. Really, this is exciting. Tap Talk (gotta love the name) is on Friday, May 23, 7 p.m., at the Alice Mackay Room of Vancouver Public Library. I know

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Maybe it’s a chance to learn how to learn – always a challenge. Panelists include Jim Hibbard, Paula Skimin, Jennifer Bishop and Lisa LaTouche. Live performances and demonstrations will be included, followed by an open discussion period. Admission is free.

That is a good deal. Bring your tap shoes.

And don’t forget, tickets are still available for All That Tap, this year’s International Tap Day show. Yep, this is the day that tap dancing is celebrated around the world. All That Tap, is this Saturday, May 24 at Massey Theatre in New Westminster, starting at 7:30 p.m. Local talent, along with invited guest performers from across Canada and the U.S., are showcased. The tribute this year is to legendary local tap teacher and mentor Peggy Peat. Tickets are available at the Massey ticket centre (604-521-5050) and, locally, at DanceCraft.

For the end of May, we can return to the beautiful Surrey Arts Centre. In its third season, Coastal City Ballet presents a new commission of ballet’s great comedy, Coppelia. Based upon two stories by E.T.A. Hoffman, and set to Leo Delibes’ irresistibly melodic score, this comedic full-length ballet is choreographed by Irene Schneider, see › page 29

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(SYTCO) on Saturday, May 31 (11:30 a.m. and 2 p.m.) and Sunday, June 1 (2 p.m.) at Wheelhouse Theatre at Earl Marriott Secondary, South Surrey. For details, search for event at brownpapertickets.com.

“Barefoot in the park”: Romantic comedy by Neil Simon staged by White Rock Players’ Club from June 4 to 21, at Coast Capital Playhouse on Johnston Road, White Rock. The play, directed by Marko Hohlbein, is about newlyweds at odds their apartment, neighbours and sex life. Info: 604536-7535, www.whiterockplayers.ca.

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Coastal City Ballet actively seeks talented ballet dancers with strong classical training for its company. This preprofessional ballet company is located in Vancouver and is yet another opportunity for serious ballet dancers to stay at home and train for a career in ballet. The company will hold its annual auditions for the 2014-2015 season on Sunday, June 8.

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Diskordanse’s ARIA is staged May 31 at Surrey Arts Centre. at Surrey Arts Centre.

Look at that, you can start off a dance day with edgy contemporary and finalize it with classical ballet, all at the same place. ARIA, diskordance’s presentation, combines fire with air in a tale of the elements. Tickets at the box office, 604-5015566.

That brings us to the end of May – the dance-a-ganza.

After the month-long Surrey Festival of Dance at the arts centre, and several other dance competitions and now two full-length dance presentations, you’d think the arts centre would be danced out by now. Uh-uh.

June is just full of dance recitals. Told ya. Dance is a big industry. There are dancers among us.

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Lynden Mercier (who would later compete in the Mutton Busting contest) and dad Craig watch bucking broncos.

Around Town Cloverdale Rodeo & Country Fair kept the fairgrounds hopping over the May long weekend, under mostly sunny skies

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Dinosaurs come to life in Surrey Lifelike dinosaurs are the big attraction in Erth’s Dinosaur Zoo, among highlights of this weekend’s Surrey International Children’s Festival. Bear Creek Park and Surrey Arts Centre will be filled with kidfocused attractions and activities from Thursday to Saturday, including shows featuring the Australian dinos, Pete the Cat book author Eric Litwin, Jake’s Gift theatrical performance, the Little Old Man puppet show, music and much more. For festival details, visit Surrey.ca/childrensfestival or call 604-501-5566.

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FooD/BeveraGeS Greek Food Festival in Surrey: Annual event held from June 6 to 15 on grounds at Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church, 13181 96th Ave., Surrey, featuring Greek food, music dancing, vendors and more. Free admission. Info: Visit greekorthodoxsurrey.org, call 604496-5099, email surreygreekfest@ gmail.com.

health “aDhD: the Good, the Bad, the Brilliant” educational session on Thursday, May 29 at Panorama Ridge Secondary School Theatre, 7 to 9 p.m. at 13220 64th Ave., Surrey. Presentation to provide an introduction to Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Pre-register at Eventbrite or at www.ldafs.org, 604-591-5156.

BooKS/lIt Surrey muse: Arts and literary event on Friday, May 23, from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., featuring poet Russell Wallace, author Eileen Kernaghan and performer Sana Janjua. Open microphone to follow, and begins with Jo Martinez. Free Admission.

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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 p.m. at Pelican Rouge coffee house in Central Plaza, 16th Ave at 152nd St., White Rock.

Event hosted by Semiahmoo Arts, semiahmooarts.com, 604-536-8333.

Irish poetry night: Spoken word events hosted by Semiahmoo Arts on third Wednesday of every month at Jimmy Flynn’s Celtic Snug (new venue), 15065 Marine Dr., White Rock. For schedule and event info, see www.semiahmooarts.com or call venue, 604-538-8081.

SaleS/craFtS Delta Diggers Garden club annual plant sale, Saturday, May 25 from 10 a.m. to noon in the back parking lot at the Kennedy Seniors Centre, 11760 88th Ave., Delta.

cluBS/GroupS the Singles Social and walking club: “Love to walk, dine, golf, party or socialize? This club seeks new members age 45 and up.” For details, call Christina 604-375-7732 or Dorothy 604-594-1260 or email singsocwc@gmail.com. north Delta newcomers and Friends: “Are you new to the area or would just like to meet some new friends? Call and arrange to attend one of our activities (morning walks, coffee gatherings, card games, stitch and chat, book club and monthly dinners).” Info: Call Kathy at 604583-3691 or Pam at 604-597-7974. north Delta lawn Bowling club: “A fun family sport for everyone (age 8 and up). Drop in and bowl outdoors from April to mid-Sept. Bowl when and as often as you want; there is no commitment to a team.” To book a

free lesson (group or individual), call Pat, 604-583-3793. Facility located at 11760 88th Ave., North Delta. newcomers club of white rock and South Surrey is a club for women new to the area. The club meets the first Tuesday of the month (September to May) from 6:45 to 9 p.m. at Mount Olive Lutheran Church, 2350 148th St., Surrey. First visit is free. Membership is $35 per year. Visit www.wrssnewcomers. com for more information. the netherlands association (“Je Maintiendrai”) is the not-forprofit Dutch-Canadian Cultural Society of Greater Vancouver, incorporated in 1965. “Our goal is to provide entertaining venues in the Lower Mainland whereby DutchCanadians and their friends can come together to preserve, enhance and celebrate, their heritage and cultural traditions.” Info: 604-5363394, www.dutchnetwork.ca. north Delta lions club seeks new members for community activities such as North Delta Family Days, Christmas hampers, cooking and serving food at school and community events, various projects in the area. Funding is provided for the projects by the work of members.

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SURREY — Those taking in the two championship performances Monday afternoon during the BC Junior Talent Search Finals could be forgiven for believing – truly believing – they were in the presence of seasoned pros at the top of their games.

First, Surrey’s Arianna Almeida, guitar in hand and calling upon all of her 11 years on the planet, won the preteen category by rampaging through “House of the Rising Sun” – a version so gritty, so downright aggressive, it would have done Eric Burdon proud.

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She lists among her influences such diverse artists as Alicia Keys, Kelly Clarkson, Heart, and Evanescence, and sees a future, perhaps a decade from now when she’ll be all of 21, as a Arianna Almeida solo singer-songwriter.

And why “House of the Rising Sun?” “I wanted to sing a song that I could put my full effort into. I wanted to show my soul.”

Astonishingly, comparative old-timer Jada didn’t know which song she’d sing until the day before the competition, held at Cloverdale Rodeo & Country Fair.

Jada McKenzie-Moore, 13, sings the David Guetta song “Titanium” to win the teen category title during Monday’s BC Junior Talent Search finals, at Cloverdale Rodeo & Country Fair. (Photo: GORD GOBLE) “We watched American Idol and saw a contestant sing ‘Titanium,’” said Jada, a Grade 8 student at Eric Hamber Secondary.

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Part of the deal is the whole “mom” vibe that a van projects. It’s a device for hauling around the soccer team, and as such, it doesn’t get a lot of respect.

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To that end, body roll is relatively controlled in the Odyssey, and it’s easy to set up a smooth rhythm, not slowpokin’, not hustlin’, but a just-right cruising speed. It’s a bit like being the captain of a comfortable cruise-liner.

Stacking it up against the major competitors, the Odyssey doesn’t have the second-row flexibility of the Dodge Caravan, with its stow and go seating, and the Sienna’s larger rear seats are better suited to longer-legged passengers. The Odyssey provides plenty of comfort, especially for little kids, but removing the second row of seats for the annual garage clear out is a bit of a pain.

Maybe we’ll clean the place out next year.

Well that’s a darn shame. Minivans are some of the nicest-riding, most feature-packed machines on the road, and they’re absolutely the ideal road trip companion.

Load it up with pretty much anything your can think of – the kitchen sink? Why not? – and hit the open highway.

A perennial favourite, the Honda Odyssey has always been a nice safe choice for a growing family that doesn’t subscribe to the idea that their family hauler need pretend to be a rugged SUV. Refreshed for 2014, it now includes a world-first feature: a built-in onboard vacuum cleaner.

On the highway, the lack of radar-guided cruise-control is missed, and an overactive lane-departure-warning system is a bit annoying (you can turn it off). Other than that, this is what the Odyssey seems born to do: middle-lane cruising, eating up the miles.

However, with three-zone climate control and full leather seating, the Odyssey is easy-to-clean comfort for up to eight. The rear seats flip away to form an entirely flat loading area, or leave them up and load up the deep trunk.

It might be good at the short-run school/soccer/musicclass excursions, but it’s also an ideal vehicle for longdistance touring. You might not get your thrills behind the wheel, but everybody can share in the great view out the windows.

Up front, the driver and passenger now have a cleaner interface system to deal with, with a new touchscreen handling most of audio functions. Fit and finish are very good, although the use of plastics is not quite up to the near-luxury feel you’re starting to get with some modern crossovers. It would also be nice to see a practical innovation here like the Highlander’s mid-level dashboard shelf.

I guess you could say that particular part of this van really sucks. So how’s the rest of it?

Design:

There’s not much you can do, styling-wise, with what’s essentially a box on wheels, but to their credit, Honda’s at least made an attempt. Up front, there’s a new grille, hood and fenders.

Features:

At the Touring-level, the Odyssey is crammed with everything from Satellite Navigation to 12-speaker audio, to a push-button smart key, to the aforementioned touchscreen interface system. Honda calls this last HondaLink, and it’s straightforward to use. There’s also a gargantuan 16.2”-wide screen out back to pacify rear passengers.

I’d also like to see far more USB power outlets, not just the one used for connecting to an iPod, but several more out back to charge mobile devices for the kids.

Thankfully, in an industry strangely obsessed with making their next generation of cars more aggressive, the Odyssey is still a friendly-faced machine, and quite reserved. From the side, the dominant feature is the chrome-surrounded greenhouse that looks like a fat lightning bolt, if we’re being charitable, or like the designer had hiccups, if we’re not.

Performance:

Safety ratings for the Odyssey are excellent – the IIHS has awarded it the highest possible rating. There’s a blind-spot monitoring system, and a multiple-angle rearview camera to make parking easier.

If you floor it, the six-speed auto downshifts and the V6

Fuel economy is quite good, considering the sheer weight of the van, thanks in part to cylinder-deactivation when cruising. Official ratings are 10.9L/100kms in the city and 7.1L/100kms on the highway. Especially when loaded up with kids, expect 10-20% worse than that in city conditions, but it is possible to dip into the 7s on the highway.

With a six-speed automatic transmission and a 248hp 3.5L V6 standard on all Odysseys, Honda’s minivan is about as fast as it needs to be. Interestingly, they’ve programmed the throttle to be very progressive, which makes it easy to get off the line without spilling sippy cups and snapping little necks.

Touring-class Odysseys get 18” alloy wheels in a machinedlook finish that seem at balance with the immense amount of sheet metal here. The overall appeal of the car is a sort

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Farmers’ market could see liquor sales within a month week,” explained Fathers. “So with those they can come to the market and redeem them for fruits and veggies, cheeses and meats.”

And just like years past, Fathers said the market is still in the fortunate position where they’ve had more vendors apply than the market can actually accommodate.

“So we’ve reached a stage where I could probably run another market somewhere else for those who we simply don’t have room for at this market,” she said. “So maybe that’s something we might talk about in the future, having a pocket market somewhere else.”

White Rock Farmers’ Market kicks off on Sunday, May 25 at Miramar Plaza at 15154 Russell Ave. The market will run every Sunday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. until Oct. 12.

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FeStIvalS/FaIrS Surrey International children’s Festival: 10th annual event gets “Up Close and Magical” from May 22 to 24 at Surrey Arts Centre and Bear Creek Park, Surrey, featuring a wide range of shows and activities for kids and families. Performers for 2014 include Eric Litwin (author of the first four “Pete the Cat” picture books), Australia’s Erth’s Dinosaur Zoo, Will Stroet, the show “Jake’s Gift” from Juno Productions and more. School and group tickets now on sale; general audience tickets will be on sale April 15, via 604-501-5566 and www.surrey.ca/childrensfestival.

theatre/StaGe “Grease”: Musical theatre production on stage at North Surrey Secondary Theatre (15945 96th Ave., Surrey, 604 581-4433), on May 21, 22, 27, 28, 7 p.m. shows; doors open at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $12 for adults and $7 for students. “pinkalicious!”: Musical staged

by Surrey Youth Theatre Company (SYTCO) on Saturday, May 31 (11:30 a.m. and 2 p.m.) and Sunday, June 1 (2 p.m.) at Wheelhouse Theatre at Earl Marriott Secondary, South Surrey. For details, search for event at brownpapertickets.com.

“Barefoot in the park”: Romantic comedy by Neil Simon staged by White Rock Players’ Club from June 4 to 21, at Coast Capital Playhouse on Johnston Road, White Rock. The play, directed by Marko Hohlbein, is about newlyweds at odds their apartment, neighbours and sex life. Info: 604536-7535, www.whiterockplayers.ca.

FIlm eventS white rock Social Justice Film Society shows documentary movies with themes of social justice at First United Church, 15385 Semiahmoo Ave., White Rock, by donation. Info:

whiterocksocialjusticefilmfestival.ca.

May 30: “Occupy Love.”

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Surrey museum: “Echoes of Komagata Maru: 1914-2014” and “Fakes & Forgeries” exhibits on view to May 24. Museum is located 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. Exhibit on view until Sept. 1: “Play On! Water Sports & Recreation of Times Gone By.”

Business networking reception at Semiahmoo house Society: You will be able to tour The Treehouse and learn about the Semiahmoo House Society’s plans for a truly inclusive community during event, on Wednesday, May 28 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at 15306 24th Ave., Surrey.

FunDraISerS “evening for autism”: Second annual fundraiser hosted by Central City Brewers + Distillers on Saturday, May 24 at SFU Surrey, starting at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $100 via centralcitybrewing.com/autism. “a taste of B.c.’s Finest”: Semiahmoo House Society’s 10th annual fundraiser on Saturday, May 24 at the organization’s South Surrey headquarters. Proceeds from the event benefit the non-profit society’s recreation and leisure program, for people with disabilities. Tickets are $70; call 604-536-1242 for details, or visit www.atasteofbcsfinest.ca.

Raffle prizes at the event include a 2014 Kia Rio vehicle, a vacation package for Spirit Ridge Resort in Osoyoos, a Vista D’oro winery package and more. “hooked on Shakespeare” fundraiser hosted by Beach House Theatre Company on Friday, June 13 at Hooked Fish Bar, on Beecher Street at Crescent Beach. Event to benefit the company’s summer productions, tickets $50 per person, with a live auction and 50/50 draw.

Info: www.beachhousetheatre.org. white rock Sea Festival fundraiser dance on Saturday, June 14 at Sandcastle Pub, 1938 152nd St., South Surrey, with swing, Latin and ballroom music by DJ Greg Marchand, dance lessons by Brian Udal, auction, free parking,

Plaza, 15154 Russell Ave., on Sundays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Info: www.whiterockfarmersmarket.ca, 604-897-3276.

lIBrary eventS nFB Film club at Semiahmoo library: Surrey Libraries have partnered with the NFB (National Film Board of Canada) to screen animated short films for the whole family at the library. “These unique and creative short films will take you to magical places and make you think!” Open to all ages; children under 10 years old must be accompanied by an adult. Free.

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Dinosaurs come to life in Surrey Lifelike dinosaurs are the big attraction in Erth’s Dinosaur Zoo, among highlights of this weekend’s Surrey International Children’s Festival. Bear Creek Park and Surrey Arts Centre will be filled with kidfocused attractions and activities from Thursday to Saturday, including shows featuring the Australian dinos, Pete the Cat book author Eric Litwin, Jake’s Gift theatrical performance, the Little Old Man puppet show, music and much more. For festival details, visit Surrey.ca/childrensfestival or call 604-501-5566.

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FooD/BeveraGeS Greek Food Festival in Surrey: Annual event held from June 6 to 15 on grounds at Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church, 13181 96th Ave., Surrey, featuring Greek food, music dancing, vendors and more. Free admission. Info: Visit greekorthodoxsurrey.org, call 604496-5099, email surreygreekfest@ gmail.com.

health “aDhD: the Good, the Bad, the Brilliant” educational session on Thursday, May 29 at Panorama Ridge Secondary School Theatre, 7 to 9 p.m. at 13220 64th Ave., Surrey. Presentation to provide an introduction to Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Pre-register at Eventbrite or at www.ldafs.org, 604-591-5156.

BooKS/lIt Surrey muse: Arts and literary event on Friday, May 23, from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., featuring poet Russell Wallace, author Eileen Kernaghan and performer Sana Janjua. Open microphone to follow, and begins with Jo Martinez. Free Admission.

Venue is Room 418, City Centre branch, Surrey Public Library, 10350 University Dr., Surrey.

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 p.m. at Pelican Rouge coffee house in Central Plaza, 16th Ave at 152nd St., White Rock.

Event hosted by Semiahmoo Arts, semiahmooarts.com, 604-536-8333.

Irish poetry night: Spoken word events hosted by Semiahmoo Arts on third Wednesday of every month at Jimmy Flynn’s Celtic Snug (new venue), 15065 Marine Dr., White Rock. For schedule and event info, see www.semiahmooarts.com or call venue, 604-538-8081.

SaleS/craFtS Delta Diggers Garden club annual plant sale, Saturday, May 25 from 10 a.m. to noon in the back parking lot at the Kennedy Seniors Centre, 11760 88th Ave., Delta.

cluBS/GroupS the Singles Social and walking club: “Love to walk, dine, golf, party or socialize? This club seeks new members age 45 and up.” For details, call Christina 604-375-7732 or Dorothy 604-594-1260 or email singsocwc@gmail.com. north Delta newcomers and Friends: “Are you new to the area or would just like to meet some new friends? Call and arrange to attend one of our activities (morning walks, coffee gatherings, card games, stitch and chat, book club and monthly dinners).” Info: Call Kathy at 604583-3691 or Pam at 604-597-7974. north Delta lawn Bowling club: “A fun family sport for everyone (age 8 and up). Drop in and bowl outdoors from April to mid-Sept. Bowl when and as often as you want; there is no commitment to a team.” To book a

free lesson (group or individual), call Pat, 604-583-3793. Facility located at 11760 88th Ave., North Delta. newcomers club of white rock and South Surrey is a club for women new to the area. The club meets the first Tuesday of the month (September to May) from 6:45 to 9 p.m. at Mount Olive Lutheran Church, 2350 148th St., Surrey. First visit is free. Membership is $35 per year. Visit www.wrssnewcomers. com for more information. the netherlands association (“Je Maintiendrai”) is the not-forprofit Dutch-Canadian Cultural Society of Greater Vancouver, incorporated in 1965. “Our goal is to provide entertaining venues in the Lower Mainland whereby DutchCanadians and their friends can come together to preserve, enhance and celebrate, their heritage and cultural traditions.” Info: 604-5363394, www.dutchnetwork.ca. north Delta lions club seeks new members for community activities such as North Delta Family Days, Christmas hampers, cooking and serving food at school and community events, various projects in the area. Funding is provided for the projects by the work of members.

For info, contact Bill Fraser at 604594-3473, www.northdeltalions.org.

Please join us at our second Open House for the Riverview Lands.

Two Open Houses have been scheduled to discuss goals and priorities for the future of Riverview.

Date: Saturday, May 24, 2014 Time: 2:00pm – 6:00pm (Drop-In) Place: Dogwood Pavilion, Mike Butler Room 624 Poirier Street, Coquitlam (Entrance off Winslow Avenue) Date: Wednesday, May 28, 2014 Time: 4:30pm – 7:30pm (Drop-In) Place: Kyle Centre 125 Kyle Street, Port Moody (Entrance off St. Andrews Street)

callS/auDItIonS call for street performers in white rock: Applications for buskers are currently being accepted. Buskers, also known as street performers, will be performing along the waterfront and in uptown White Rock. Call 604541-2199 or visit www.whiterockcity. ca/busking for more information.

If you cannot attend the open house in person, please visit our website, www.renewingriverview.com, where you can participate in our online open house starting May 25, 2014.

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