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Community Calendar Bear Aware Rockin’ River Musicfect The Historic Dewdney Pub Morris Rocks the Canyon Celebration of Community What’s On at the Library The Mission Horse Club What’s On at Historic Kilby Golf Tournament The Woodside Gallery Garden Party

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Mission Farmers Market The Seniors Calendar Cops for Cancer Lady of Lordes Pilgrimage Twilight Concerts World Cultural Festival The Curling Club Abbotsford Airshow What’s On at the Chamber The Clarke Theatre Mission Fest

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You can pick up your copy from…Safeway, The West 20 Coast Express, The Library, Visitors Centre, 7/11, 23 Mission Springs, Wendys, White Spot, Booster Juice, City Blendz, Hava Gava, The Leisure Centre, The 24 Wee Chipee, The Historic Dewdney Pub, Deroche 25 Store, All Realtors Offices, Dewdney Post Office, The Fire House Grill at Dewdney, Jimmy’s Lunch Box, 27 Rockwells, The Best Western, Cedarbrooke Chateau, 28 the Seniors Centre…plus many, many more locations around Mission. Or download a copy at 29 www.whatsonbc.ca 30 For more info call us on: 31 Backcover

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EVENT Calendar August 1st Monday 11am to 4pm

August 12th – 14th

Kilby Pirate’s Day

Creative World Festival

215 Kilby Rd, Harrison Mills 604.796.9576 www.kilby.ca

St Mary’s, 34110 Lougheed Highway www.creativeworldfestival.org

August 6th Saturday 3pm to 7pm

Every Wednesday in August - 7pm to 8pm

Envision Twilight Concert Series Fraser River Heritage Park, 7494 Mary Street, 604.826.0277 See page 25 2 Friday’s 10am August 5th & 19th

Kids Club Meeting Mission Museum Ages 5-10.

604.826.1011

Summerfest Tent Event

August 13th Saturday 10am

Royal Canadian Legion Branch 57

Learn to Can Peaches

August 10th Wednesday 5pm till dusk

Mission Communities in Bloom Garden Party C’noccarne Bed and Breakfast 11977 Stave Lake Street, Mission 604.820.1380 August 10th Friday 7pm

Mission Communities in Bloom Annual Awards Night Mission Leisure Centre 604.820.1380

Every Saturday in August & 1st week of September - 9am to 1pm

August 1st Monday

BC Day at the Power House at Stave Falls Contact: 604.462.1222

August 14th 8:30am

Morris Rocks the Canyon 604.820.7074 or email morrisbates@shaw.ca August 16th Tuesday 7pm to 9pm

Peer Support for Women with Cancer Canadian Cancer Society, Mission Unit, 33079B 1st Avenue Call Noreen 604.820.3166 August 17th Wednesday 2pm to 5pm

Mission City Farmers Market Lane Creek Park (beside the library on 2nd Avenue) 603.302.5561 or Email: mission.market@gmail.com See page 19, Throughout August & September. For all the events at the Mission Library

Mission’s Kitchens at St. Andrew’s United Church.

604.826.8455

Community Organic Garden Open House August 12th -13th Friday &

Saturday

Weather permitting, free parking available at Mission Leisure Center, 7560 Grand St. For more info call 604.820.1015

Rockin’ River Musical Festival Mission Raceway Park www.rockinriver.com or 604.733.2235 August 13th Saturday 10am to 6pm

Mission Fest For info call Rhett 604-826-8372 August 19th 11:30am August 12th – 14th

Abbotsford Airshow www.abbotsfordairshow.com 4

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22nd Annual Big Brothers BigSisters, Charity Golf Classic See page 17

August 20th – 22nd starts at 4pm

August 27th Saturday

September 11th Sunday 3:30 - 7:30

Cops For Cancer Pole Sit

Ken McCoy Band performs outside in the beer garden. Includes

Blues Revue outside in beer garden

Save-On-Foods Forecourt 604-820-3166 August 20th Saturday TIME

Pilgrimage to the Grotto

Historic Dewdney Pub www.historicdewdneypub.com

BBQ – ticket available at the pub.

Historic Dewdney Pub www. historicdewdneypub.com

September 17th Saturday 9am

of Lady of Lourds, Fraser River Heritage Park, 7494 Mary Street 604.826.0277

Cash Store Financial’s Freedom Run Aldergrove Lake Park Registration: 9am Race: 10am Register online at www.thefreedomrun.ca or call 1.877.418.3511

August 24th Wednesday 11:15am to 1:00pm

Business and Professional Women’s Club of Mission (BPW) Luncheon, Cedarbrooke Chateau, 32331 7th Ave, Mission.

Preregistration required at bpw. mission@gmail.com

September 17th Saturday 9:30am

Celebration of Community & Illuminaria Lantern Festival

August 28th Sunday 11am to 4pm

Kid’s Festival, Kilby Historic Site – see page 15 604.796.9576 or visit www.kilby.ca

Fraser River Heritage Park 7494 Mary Street 604.826.9080

Historic Dewdney Pub www.historicdewdneypub.com

September 5th Monday 10am

September 20th Tuesday 7pm to 9pm

Labour Day at the Power House at Stave Falls,

August 27th Saturday 10am

Learn to Can Dill Pickles & Caesar Hot Beans, Mission’s

Power House at Stave Falls, 31338 Dewdney Trunk 604.462.1222

Peer Support for Women with Cancer, Canadian Cancer

Kitchens at St. Andrew’s United Church. 604.826.8455

September 10th Saturday

September 24th - all day.

Barb Quinn Chili Cook Off

Traveling Gavel

August 26th Friday

Ken McCoy Band

August 27th & 28th

Mission Horse Club Trophy Show www.missionhorseclub.com

Society, Mission Unit, 33079B 1st Avenue Call Noreen 604.820.3166

Royal Canadian Legion Branch 57

The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 57

September 10th Saturday 10am

September 28th 11:15am to 1:00pm

Learn how to use a pressure canner to can tomatoes, Mission’s Kitchens

Business and Professional Women’s Club of Mission (BPW)

at St. Andrew’s United Church.

604.826.8455

Luncheon, Cedarbrooke Chateau, 32331 7th Ave, Mission.

Preregistration required at bpw. mission@gmail.com

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Bear Aware Has Come To Mission Did you awake to a noise in your backyard last night? Maybe it was the wind or your neighbour’s dog or maybe it was a… bear!

Yes, that’s right many Mission residents have recently been learning that a bear in your backyard or on your street has become a common occurrence.

It is important for us all to remember that if you live in Mission you live in ‘Bear Country’.

So how do we keep bears from visiting us at our doorstep? We reduce bear attractants. For example garbage and rot pots should be put out the morning of collection rather than the night before. Bird feeders should be taken down before they become bear feeders.

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use and fruit should be picked often and not be left to rot on the ground.

Following these few simple tips will go a long way towards keeping people safe, reducing property damage and keeping bears wild.

To find out more about BCCF’s Bear Aware Program you can contact the Mission Bear Aware Community Coordinator at (604) 820-3795 or bearawarecoordinator@mission.ca.

To report property damage, human safety issues due to bears or to report a bear sighting, please call the Conservation Officer Service at 1-877952-7277. Mission Bear Aware would like to thank our sponsors the District of Mission and the MOE.

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Get to know the teachers: Rachelle Dyer

runs our RAD ballet division. Rachelle has worked professionally for several cruise ships and dance companies. She inspires and teaches children the art of ballet, which she loves. Rachelle has taught at some of the top studios over the past 7yrs. Rachelle is trained in all dance forms and believes that the basics of ballet are fundamental to all dance.

Michelle Smith has been teaching with Can Dance Studio for 6 yrs. Her unique choreography has won her several top choreography awards. Not only is Michelle an excellent teacher but her performances at the Olympic ceremonies, T.V and Film are becoming worldly recognized.

Regan Calicetto has worked with several pre-professional dance companies in Vancouver to further her career as a dancer. Regan has trained with Mia Michaels, Wade Robson, Lil CTwitch, the Beat Freaks and Fanny Pak. She will be working with Modus Operendi and Move dance companies this summer.

Debbie Calicetto is the owner operator of Can Dance Studio for the past 21 yrs.

She has taught thousand of dancers over the years . Debbie prides herself on bringing top working instructors to the mission area. Every one deserves the chance to dance from recreational to advanced dancer. Here at Can Dance we provide the opportunity for the dancers to succeed.

Call today to register!! 604 820 0122

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Reading is Delicious!

The Purple Pirate Tuesday, August 2, 11:00–12:00 pm The Purple Pirate knows the recipe for delicious fun: 1 Purple Pirate, 1 part magic, 1 part storytelling, 1 part dance, 2 parts comedy and 3 parts audience participation. Not to be missed!

Werewolves, Vampires, and Zombies, Oh My!

Mission Book Club

Foreign Film Nights

Mondays, August 8, September 12 7:00 pm Love to read? Love to chat? Mission Library invites you to the premiere Mission Book Club. Refreshments provided.

Thursday, September 22, 6:30–8:30 pm Celebrate world cultures this fall with our monthly foreign film series. Hosted in cooperation with Mission’s dedicated Friends of the Library group.

Thursday, August 4, 2:30–4:00 pm Weird, wicked and wonderful! Join us for a cozy afternoon of creepy crafts, ghoulish games and crazy contests.

For ages 12–18.

Manga Village

Feast on Books

Food and Friendship Around the World with Mr. I

Fridays, August 5, 12, 10:30–11:15 am Hear a delicious story… or two or three! Stories, rhymes, songs and stretches for all.

Saturday, August 13, 2:30–4:00 pm Do you love manga and anime? Join us for anime and crafts. Anime with a TV14 rating will be shown. For ages 12–18.

Tuesday, August 16, 10:30–11:10 am Musician Mr. I has a musical treat for children and families. Mr. I, a.k.a.

Yurgen Ilaender, will have the entire audience singing their way around the world with songs seasoned with laughter and the warmth of friendship.

Internet Basics

Computer Basics

Baby Time

Saturday, September 10, 10:15–11:30 am Mouse and keyboard basics for the extreme beginner

Saturday, September 24, 10:15–11:30 am Internet basics for the extreme beginner.

Tuesday, September 27, 10:30–11:00 am Interactive storytime with books, songs, and more. For babies up to 24 months and parent for caregiver.

Family Storytime Fridays, September 16, 23, 30 10:30–11:15 am Fun for all ages and stages. Drop in for stories, songs, puppets and more.

Teen Movie Night Thursday, September 29, 6:30–8:30 pm Looking for something fun to do?

Why not grab a friend and drop by the library for a teens-only movie night?

There will be snacks! For ages 12 to 18.

Mission Community Library 33247 Second Ave, Mission | 604.826.6610 Read. Learn. Play. | www.fvrl.ca

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Mission Horse Club Summer Months! It is simply amazing how the horses that had scruffy coats only two months ago now shine like copper pennies. With the vitamin D comes the shows, prizes and a whole new wave for Mission Horse Club.

The Gerry Griner Memorial Trophy Show was an amazing event. Even in the rain, everyone came out and pulled off all of their stunts. The rain provided some entertainment. Some of our intermediate riders ended up eating dirt and mud. It was a really fun day for everyone, thanks for the extra help at the shows and the people who just came out and watched fellow club members!

Here is the list of our events. Always remember that Mission Horse Club is a family club that cares about everyone. We love new people and if you are willing to try, you might win something.

August 27th & 28th Trophy Show September 4th Games Show September 11th English/Western Show (Heritage Qualifier is pending)

A message from our President: Games show in July at M.H.C., we finally had beautiful weather, and I think that’s the first sunny day we’ve had for games this year!

Although turnout wasn’t great, those of us that rode had a great time. Well most of us -Genna got bucked off my grey mare Kitty in the first event but did get back on with a little persuasion and rode the rest of the day.

I’d like to thank Louie Zanatto for being a good sport and once again BBQing lunch for us all, Tori Seal and her friend for helping out at the concession window, Leslie Cronjaeger for doing the show desk and the announcing, the Gambling family for doing the out gate and ring crew, Tina Pederson for all her help setting up the events. We had 3 new members join our club (sorry I didn’t get everyone’s name) run the in gate, hand out ribbons and help us try to get the timers working although in vain we had to resort to hand timing the whole day and a big thank you to Andrew for doing the hand timing.

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F r a s e r Va l l e y A c a d e m y o f D a n c e Artistic Director John C. Carney

Register online at www.fvad.ca

Ages 3 to Adult RAD Ballet ISTD Tap ISTD Modern Contemporary Lyrical Jazz Hip Hop, Stage Zumba

Programs 2011-12 Pre-Professional Daily Academy Evening Intensive Program Photographs by Lori Holden

Recreational Dance Classes

Join us for The Nutcracker with guest artists Darren McIntyre & Jennifer Grapes formerly of Milwaukee Ballet December 2 and 3, 2011, at the Clarke Theatre Mission www.fvad.ca info@fvad.ca 33219 1st 1 t Avenue, A Mi i BC V2V1G7 T 604.826.0097 604 826 0097 F 866.304.3823 866 304 3

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August 28th Kilby Kid’s Festival 11 am–4 pm Load L oad d up p the he ki kid kids dss aand d nd d gget eet oout ut ooff th the he hous usse fo for on onee la last st h u raah th ur this is ssummer. umme um m r. house hurrah The Kilby Kid’s Fest is a full day of entertainment for th thee kid’s including music, dance and audience participation with child dren’s children’s performers, balloon twi isting and twisting clowns. One of the day y’s highlights is day’s the piñatas.

We have one for the tod ddlers and toddlers another for the older ki ids. Face kids. painting, balloon twisti ing, several twisting, fun craft stations, emerg gency vehicles emergency and reading activities ar re bound to are entertain all ages. ages Bring your blanket and picnic in the Orchard, or enjoy traditional children’s features in the restaurant.

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Children 5 and under are free!

Sunday, August 28 11 am to 4 pm

Piñata Party Emergency Vehicles Craft Workshops Jorgy the Clown Face Painting Children’s Entertainer

Friendly Farm Animals General Store Museum Costumed Interpreters Restaurant on Site

215 Kilby Road, Harrison Mills 604-796-9576 or www.kilby.ca

215 Kilby Rd, Harrison Mills - 604796-9576 www.kilby.ca

STAVE FALLS SCOTTISH DANCERS Stave Falls Scottish Dancers teaching Highland & Scottish Country dance.

Celebrating 52 years in the community. Very family oriented. Classes taught in 3 home dance studios. Watching day for parents once a month.

Non - competitive programme, SDTA exams with examiner from Scotland.

Dance Trips: Spain 2011, Disneyland 2012, Scotland 2013 Scottish Country Dance Ball Christmas and Valentine Parties Christmas parades in Mission & Maple Ridge Performances at Community events, Senior homes, weddings Robbie Burns Suppers Canada Day and more!

Year end Recital in June, performances at the Kitsilano Showboat & PNE. Ages 3 years and up. No need of kilt outfit to start.

Cost $52.00 per month including taxes.

REGISTER FOR SEPTEMBER CLASSES NOW! Contact director Cheryle Macdonald 604.462.9935 email: stavefallsdancer@aol.com

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CREATING INNER AND OUTER STRENGTH Daily Yoga Classes

Registered Massage Therapy

Urban Roof Top Yoga check out our out door yoga space open July 1st, 2011

BBOOK OOK TTODAY! ODAY! Iron Lotus Yoga 7331 Grand St, Mission www.ironlotusyoga.com

604-287-7282

Feed your soul. Immerse yourself in the sacred arts of Healing Bring balance and harmony to your body, mind and soul

Treatments: Kake Ki Runga (Polynesian body alignment) Shiatsu Face Lift Lomilomi (Hawaiian massage) Crystal healing Shamanic Practitioner Sessions

8153 Loftus Street 778-229-8153

Cleo

Bella Trix

Cleo is looking for a permanent home. She was originally brought to the FVHS as the family were unable to look after her anymore. Then she was adopted to a great home but that didn’t work out so she came back again. Cleo is very sweet and gentle, loves to play but craves some one on one attention. Do you have a forever home where she can be spoiled and given the room to get the exercise she needs to get her girly ďŹ gure back?

Bella Trix came into the FVHS as she wasn’t allowed to stay in her old house where she’d lived for about a year. She is quite independent and isn’t fond of being cuddled. She will come and spend time with you and loves to play, especially to chase a laser pointer. She’s now getting used to being around other cats but is not used to dogs or small children but will probably accept them in time. Do you have the time and patience to let her gain your trust?

If you are looking to adopt one of these cats, or one of our other cats please contact us on: Tel: 604-820-2977 • 33103 North Railway Ave. Mission

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Big Brothers Big Sisters Abbotsford - Mission - Ridge Meadows

22nd Annual Big Brothers Big Sisters Charity Golf Classic Friday August 19th at Ledgeview Golf and Country Club $200 Traditional Golfer Package Includes: 18

holes with cart at Ledgeview Golf & Country Club start 11:30am, scramble style Golfer Gift bag and T-Shirt for each registered golfer Light Lunch provided Many great on-course activities Snacks and refreshments provided on-course Participation in on-course challenges: men’s & women’s longest drive, closest to the pin, hole-inone, and best team score Dinner, Auction and Awards Event after golf at The Phoenix Lounge (bring a guest for dinner for $50 extra) Charitable tax receipt of $100 A sincere thank you from Big Brothers Big Sisters Shot-gun

Assante Wealth Management is pleased to once again be Title Sponsor for the 22nd Annual Big Brothers Big Sisters Charity Golf Classic

New!! On Line Registration Simply Click this link to register yourself or your team http://www.2mevents.com/event/22nd-annual-big-brothers-big-sisters-charity-golf-classic

“Building a child’s future through the friendship and guidance of mentoring” For further information please contact Janis Mitchell at Janis.Mitchell@bigbrothersbigsisters.ca or 604-852-3331(phone) 604-852-2518 (fax).

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Add Art to Your Life Expect the unexpected at Woodside Gallery, named after its unique location on Mount Woodside

painting to sculpture, metalwork, woodwork, glasswork, ceramics, handmade silver & copper jewelry and more.

Experience art in the country at the studio/ gallery and gift shop featuring the art works of local and regional artists and artisans working in a variety of mediums from

Join artist and owner Dehlia Simper, every month for a new art exhibit and artist reception.

Whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s new at Woodside - Artist line up: August 5-27 â&#x20AC;&#x153;The Wild Side of Woodsideâ&#x20AC;? â&#x20AC;&#x201C;wildlife art by Nicole Ruuska Artist Reception: Friday August 5th, 7-10pm

Location: 2226 Lougheed Highway, Mount Woodside, Harrison Mills BC (KoďŹ&#x20AC;ee Kettle Motel site)

September 2-24 â&#x20AC;&#x153;A True and Honest Lookâ&#x20AC;? impressionist Landscapes by Peter Scott Artist Reception: Friday September 2nd, 7-10pm

For more info: visit www.woodsidegallery.ca or call Dehlia at 604-615-7770

Gallery hours: Wednesday to Saturday 11am to 5pm or by appointment

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5th Annual Garden Party Mission Communities in Bloom Society is hosting their 5th Annual Garden Party on Wednesday, August 10th from 5pm to dusk. The Garden Party will be held this year at C’noccarne Bed and Breakfast which is located at 11977 Stave Lake Street, Mission. The event will include a silent auction, balloon prizes, refreshments, musical entertainment and good company. Everyone is welcome.

Tickets for the Garden Party are $25 and can be purchased at Magnolia’s on First Ave. For more information about Mission Communities in Bloom Society call 604-820-1380 or email beautifymission@hotmail.com.

Communities in Bloom is a Canadawide non-profit organization with international affiliations dedicated to recognizing community projects that involve heritage, environmental awareness and beautification.

Open Every Saturday 9:00 am - 1:00 pm May 7 to September 24 Lane Creek Park (2nd & Horne)

Aug 6: Missions Kitchens Aug 13: Bee Aware Aug 20: Dog Days of Summer Aug 27: Heritage Day Sept 3: Back to School Sept 10: Artists at the Market Sept 17: Food Security Sept 24: Vendor Appreciation Day

It’s a fun place to be!

Visit www.missioncityfarmersmarket.com or call 604-302-5561 for more information.

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Mission Clay Works Stop by the studio for Unique Giftware

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Seniors Calendar The Mission Seniors Centre is open all of August for the enjoyment of the seniors of the District. The office and lounge are open from 9:00 am to 3:30 pm Monday to Friday. The Lounge is air conditioned, and there are lots of indoor activities to do: cards, shuffleboard, board games, as well as… horseshoes, bocce and croquet, all available to anyone who wishes to enjoy those activities.

August REGULAR ACTIVITIES Tuesdays 9:30am to 10:30am Missions Seniors Drop In Line dancing

Thursdays 1:00pm to 3:00pm The craft/knitting group will continue to meet each Thursday afternoon.

Wednesdays 9:30am to 12pm Exercise class: We have changed into a walking club for the summer. We will be meeting at the centre at 9:30am and walking to Centennial Park, to enjoy a walk among the trees. After we will return to the Centre for refreshments.

Fridays 11:00am to 1:00pm Mission Seniors Drop In Crib... bring something to eat at lunchtime.

Special Events: August 3rd Wednesday 5pm to dusk Picnic in the Park Bring food to share and your lawn chair. After dinner we will relax to the music of Tom Landa and the Starbirds.

August 8th Monday 9:30am to 2:00pm Horseshoes and Potluck. Bring something to share, Cost $1 August 16th Tuesday 9:30am to 2:00pm Horseshoes and BBQ Bring your own meat, side dishes will be provided. Cost $2 August 18th Thursday 9:00am to 3:00pm Casino Trip Call the office 604.814.2188 to reserve your seat on the bus: Space is limited. Cost $12 August 22nd Monday 9:30am to 2:00pm Horseshoes and Kabobs Today we’ll play another rousing game of horseshoes/ bocce/croquet or participate in some indoor games. Bring a salad or dessert to share. Cost $2

August 24th Wednesday 5pm to Dusk Dinner at the Blackberry Kitchen Reservations are required so please call the office to reserve your seat. After we will enjoy the music of Laughing Bird at the Envision Concert Series. Bring your Lawn Chair.

August 29th Monday 9 to 2 GAMES DAY - The plan is to try out a variety of games (horseshoes, bocce, croquet and possibly a few surprise games.

We will provide a BBQ lunch at noon. Cost $5 August 31st Wednesday 10:00am to 3:00pm Harrison Lake Picnic We will travel to Harrison Lake to enjoy a picnic on the shores of the lake.

Cost $12. Bring something to share at the lunchtime. Fun and games for everyone.

Reserve your spot early. The trips tend to fill up fast.

September REGULAR ACTIVITIES Mondays 11 am Mission Seniors Drop In Bingo 1 pm Seniors Social Bridge

Thursdays 9am Mission Seniors Drop In Line Dancing

Tuesdays 9:30am Missions Seniors Line Dancing Wednesdays 9:15am Mission Seniors Chair Exercise Group 10:15am Mission Seniors Drop In Centre Crib

Fridays 9:15am Mission Seniors Chair Exercise Group 11am Mission Seniors Drop In Crib

MEETINGS

First Thursday of each month: Mission Seniors Centre Association: General Meeting

September 1st Thursday 10:30am to 12:00pm Guest speaker: Sharon Silluch, of the RCMP will be speaking on a variety of topics relevant to seniors.

Second Friday of each month: OAPO Br 28 General Meeting

First Monday of each month: Mission Seniors Drop In Centre General Meeting

Fourth Friday of each month: OAPO Br 28 Birthday Party

Special Events: September 8th Thursday HELL’S GATE First trip of the fall season! Located in the Fraser Canyon. Details of this trip are not yet available, but call the office 604.814.2188 to reserve your space. Cost is to be determined and we’ll let you know ASAP. September 13th Tuesday 11:00am to 2pm Jacobsen Rose Garden Walk. Meet us at Heritage park for a walk. This event will be led by Rona Jacobsen, who along with her husband donated the roses to the park for all to enjoy. After, we will go to the Blackberry Kitchen and enjoy a lunch.

Reservations are needed. Please call the office at 604.814.2188 to reserve your spot

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September 15th Thursday Arthritis Month Workshop September is Arthritis Month and today we will be hosting a workshop, Exercising control over your arthritis. This is a free workshop: to reserve your place please contact the arthritis society of BC and Yukon or call their office at 1.866.414.7766 (toll free) September 20th Tuesday 1:00pm to 3:00 pm Flush Don’t Blush. A workshop on easy plumbing hints for the senior who knows not what do in an emergency (plumbing). Our Workshop leader is Dan Haughian, retired plumber. This should be a fun and informative workshop. This is a free event. Please call the office at 604.814.2188 to reserve your spot.

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Fight Against Cancer Taken to New Heights!

The Canadian Cancer Society, Mission Unit is going to be “lifting” (compliments of Arnold’s Rental) hope for children living with cancer. Our Cops for Cancer rider, Cnst. Christine Day will be spending 48 hours at the top of a scissor lift to raise funds and awareness for pediatric cancer,

programs supporting children and their families living with cancer. The pole sit will take place in the forecourt of Save on Foods at the Junction Mall, from 4pm Friday, August 20th to 4pm Sunday, August 22nd.

Entertainment starts Saturday at 1pm.

This year’s line up….

• Rob Hess singing along with The Gospel Connection, • The Mission Clogger’s, • Highland Dancers, • Fiddlers, food, raffles and more…

• Also Fire & Rescue, Auxiliary Coast Guard and Ambulance Paramedics will be in attendance.

• 8p.m. Candlelight vigil with Rob Hess & the Gospel Connection.

• Bring along pictures & light a candle in

memory of friends & family lost to cancer.

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September 22nd – 30th

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for children living with cancer and their families.

800 km bike ride over 9 days! 24 law enforcement personnel will cycle as a team between Tsawwassen and Boston Bar to raise awareness of and money for cancer research. The ride will pass through Mission Monday, September 26th.

Stopping at various schools and locations in Mission, along the way. So be sure to cheer them on!

Camp Goodtimes, located beside Loon Lake in Maple Ridge, is committed to creating a safe environment where kids with cancer have the freedom and support to enjoy their summer vacation just like any other kid.

Proceeds from Cops for Cancer allow the Canadian Cancer Society to invest in pediatric cancer cer research and caring support programs, like Camp Goodtimes, oodtimes,

Each year, the cops visit Camp Goodtimes and meet the kids who have sparked the cause for the tour. Its these kids that give the Cops the drive to persevere, put the pedal to the metal and finish two challenging weeks of cycling.

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The Grottoâ&#x20AC;Ś a Piece of History The Oblate Fathers arrived on our shores in 1861, this year marks 150 yrs. In the 1980s, the Mission Heritage Association (M.H.A) began plans to save the historic lands of Mission. Through a lot of hard work the new Grotto opened in 1997.

Between 4 to 5,000 pilgrims will start arriving at 9 am for the Annual Pilgrimage.

The shrine was the dying wish of Bishop Louis J. Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Herbomez. The site reminded him of the Grotto of Our Lady Lourdes in France. In ill health, the Bishop was called to Rome in 1887. He feared he may never return and swore to raise a shrine in honour of the Virgin Mary if he did. The ďŹ rst Grotto was built in 1892.

The original Grotto was a six-sided cupola shrine with a silver dome, laden with stained glass skylights topped by a white cross. Three sides opened to reveal an altar and a statue of the Virgin Mary. The Grotto today is a replica of the ďŹ rst.

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TWILIGHT CONCERTS The Envision Twilight Concert Series continues with these wonderful concerts in the Bandstand.

Wednesday August 3 Tom Landa and The Starbirds The musical genius of the paperboys hits the road with the Starbirds Trio. www. paperboys.com Friday August 5 Calvin Dyck Soloist and Orchestra www. calvindyck.com Wednesday August 10 Realtime a Cappella Quartet Mesmerizing harmonies and captivating arrangements make for a show that will keep you locked in your seats. www.realtimequartet.com

Wednesday August 17 Charlotte Diamond - Kids’ night in the Park. www.charlottediamond.com Friday August 19 Bijoux du Bayou The “Jewels of the Swamp” bring together the energy of Cajun, Zydeco and Calypso for an evening in the deep south. www.bijouxdubayou.com Sunday August 24 Laughing Bird From Wyoming comes a lively mix of contemporary folk, new country and bluegrass. www.laughingbirdmusic.com

Friday August 26 Deanna Knight & the Hot Club of Mars.

Gypsy Swing, Jazz and more - This class act has generated a host of fans and always sends ‘em home with a swing in their step. www.deannaknight.ca/hotclub Wednesday August 31 Shari Ulrich, Barney Bentall & Tom Taylor Trio, BC’s rock, bluegrass and folk legends team up for an evening Mission is bound to remember.

Friday September 2 Big City Soul, Vancouver’s Premium Rock Band sends the 2011 season out in style

Friday August 12 Back by popular demand, this foursome keeps the night alive with laughter, stories and amazing music to charm the soul. www.augustmusic.com

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NEW FESTIVAL IN MISSION CALLS CHRISTIANS TO JUSTICE AND CREATIVITY Organisers of the first annual “Creative World” arts and justice festival are hoping that the gathering will be a catalyst for conversation and action around justice and creativity within the Christian community. The grassroots camping festival will take place over the weekend of 12-14 August in Mission, BC at St Mary’s, 34110 Lougheed Highway (Stolo Nation HQ).

Shane Claiborne, Bob Ekblad and first nations activist and pastor, Cheryl Bear, are among those scheduled to speak and lead workshops with titles such as “How to fight trafficking in your own neighbourhood.” Meanwhile, a children’s program run by Christian environmentalists, A Rocha, will give the younger ones a taste of what the adults are experiencing.

Local musicians and bands will be playing at various times throughout the weekend, and Juno awardwinning rapper Shad will feature on the opening night.

For aspiring musicians, the Watershed Arts Cafe Tent will have an open mic and late night acoustic sets.

Four “Artists in Residence” have been chosen to create art on site to highlight issues of injustice as well as the grassroots organisations that work in those areas.

In keeping with the justice-oriented ethos of the festival, participants are being asked to bring their camping gear and sleep in tents on the First Nations land hosting the festival, as well as carpool or ride bikes to the venue. Tickets are on sale now at www. creativeworldfestival.org and also available at the gate.

August 12 - 14 www.creativeworldfestival.org

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Learn to Curl The Mission Granite Curling Club is â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;theâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; place to learn, compete and have fun participating in one of Canadaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s fastest growing winter sports. From the young to the not-so young, curling is an activity for all ages.

The Club has a number of leagues including juniors, seniors, ladies, menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s and mixed teams. Be it participating for fun and socializing, to learn or being a member of a competitive team there is a league for you.

A curling outing can make for a great social gathering, birthday celebration, team building experience or break from an important business meeting.

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Cedar Valley Manor will provide quality and affordable housing for independent and active seniors in the community of Mission. As a Life Lease, Cedar Valley Manor will bring you the opportunity to be a part of a unique community while also enjoying the comfort and convenience of contemporary apartment living.

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What’s On at the Chamber of Commerce This year’s Business Excellence Awards Gala will be held on Friday October 21, 2011. Presented by Pete’s Pizza Place. This event cannot happen without the communities help in nominating businesses for one of the 8 categories. This year there has been a new category introduced to help recognize the achievements

of our home based businesses. You can go to www. missionchamber.bc.ca to download your nomination form or you can contact Angel Elias at 604-826-6914 and she can stop by and drop one off. Nominations end August 1, 2011 so get your nominations in today.

Do not let a business go unknown so nominate today!

This years categories are: Business of the Year (+15 Employees),

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