What's On! Mission July/August 2019

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FUN IN THE SUN Make it a DIY summer! Here are two clever project ideas to get you busy: 1. Build a planter box! This square planter is a great solution for gardeners who have limited space to practice their hobby. This 4.5’ planter takes only two hours to build and is made with 12 concrete deck blocks and as many wood planks. See RONA.ca for details and a helpful how-to video!

2. Happy hour! Make a bar counter. When you have minimal deck space, a tidy counter like this is the unsung hero. This bar counter offers the same practicalities as a table but takes up much less space. An original way to make the most of the area.

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Be sure to check out the Sports Car Club of BC road races at the River's Edge Road Course. Mission residents get in for free. Another fun family event is the weekend-long Mission Folk Music Festival, full of food, vendors and musicians from all around the world. If you want something a little more relaxing, you can head on down to the Farmer's Market or hit up the Sunset Markets at Heritage Park. Come out for a free Twilight Concert, every Wednesday and Friday, you can't beat the beautiful backdrop of Heritage Park and the lush, green dance floor.

There are so many reason to #lovemissionbc.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

July 27-28 Mission "25" Grand Prix

July & August Events

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Twilight Concert Series

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Sports Car Club of BC Schedule

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Mission Arts Council Exhibits

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Photo Credit: Cassidy Thomas

PUBLISHER'S NOTE

I am so excited for this summer issue of What's On! Mission, packed with live music, car races and art shows. Adding to the excitement are three contests to look out for: Tourism's #ExploreMission Contest, Mr. Pet's Photo Contest and the Pride Window Display Contest going on. Have fun and good luck!

Photo Credit: Brent Martin

Recurring Weekly & Monthly Events

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Chamber of Commerce Events

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Shopping in Downtown Mission

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Photo Credit: Ben Shaevitz

"Dog Etiquette" By Rachelle Mellanby p.35

July 26-28 Mission Folk Music Festival

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DISCLAIMER: While we strive to provide the most up-to-date information on events and activities in Mission, all details of the events and activities are subject to change. We recommend that you contact the organizer directly to confirm details and avoid potential disappointment. The published material, adverts, editorials and all other content are published in good faith. Any opinions or claims expressed or made in any article or advert is the opinion/claim of its author and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of What’s On! Magazine. All rights reserved and nothing can, partially or in whole, be reprinted or reproduced without a written consent. What’s On! magazines are individually owned and operated, and published under license from Blueberry Publications.

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JULY July 1 Canada Day at Fraser River Heritage Park, 8am – 4pm, Fraser River Heritage Park, 7494 Mary St. Fireworks at 10pm at the Mission Raceway, Free admission after 8:30pm. For more information, please contact Joanna McBride 604-302-7644 frhpevents@mission.ca July 2 – August 22 Camp MAC for children ages 5-8 and 9-12, Mondays – Thursdays, Ages 5-8: 10 – 11:30am. Ages 9-12: 12:30 – 2pm. Registration required: $9 per session – Choose which days you’d like. Call 604826-0029 or visit Mission Arts Centre, 33529 First Ave. For more information and a look at our schedule, visit our website: www. missionartscouncil.ca July 3 Willy Blizzard at the Twilight Concert Series, 7 – 8pm, Fraser River Heritage Park, 7494 Mary St.

July 4 Connect Now Mission - A monthly networking event brought to you by Connect Now Business Network, 11:15am 1:30pm, Mission Spring Pub, 7160 Oliver St. Co-hosted by Donna King of Beyond Balanced Books https:// connectnowbusinessnetwork. com/mission-meetup/ Fraser Valley Bandits Basketball Game, 7pm, Abbotsford Centre, tickets@thebandits.ca July 5 Great Gordini -Summer Reading Club Performer, 11 – 11:45am, Mission Library, 33247 2nd Ave. 604-826-6610

Innerwild at the Twilight Concert Series, 7 – 8pm, Fraser River Heritage Park, 7494 Mary St. Steve Halfnights Live at Fog on the River, 7 – 10pm, Fog on the River, 32281 Lougheed Hwy July 6 Free Tennis Try-it, 10am - 12pm, Centennial Park Tennis Courts www.mission.ca/604-820-5350

Museum Exhibit Opening: Decades of Mission: Past, Present, & Future, 10am - 4pm, Mission Museum, 33201 2nd Ave. Admission by donation www. missionmuseum.com Historic Places Day: Take a selfie at the Mission Museum for a chance to WIN $1000! 10am 4pm, Mission Museum, 33201 2nd Ave. Admission by donation www.missionmuseum.com

Snack Pack Society Summer Kick off Paint Party, 11am - 1pm, Registration $35.00 (Lunch Provided), Mission Vancity Credit Union (Community Room at the Junction), #150 32555 London Ave. For more info, nadinesnackpacks@gmail.com Beyond Earth: Explore Outer Space, 2 - 3:30pm, Mission Library, 33247 2nd Ave. 604-8266610 July 7 Hike Mission – Bear Mountain Trail, 8am, Parking Lot on Saunders Street. www.mission. ca/604-820-5350 Kenny Hess, The Songs That Wrote Country Music, Doors at 5pm, Music 6 pm, Clarke Theatre, Tickets $25 available at the Box Office or at Rex Cox Men’s Wear. www.kennyhess.com

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MISSION MUSEUM

EXHIBIT OPENING JULY 6

DECADES OF MISSION PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE How did Mission grow from a wild, rugged landscape to a semi-urban townscape?

Explore our gallery of decades to see how individuals, events, and community spirit shaped our past, present and future.

Wed-Sat 10am-4pm | www.missionmuseum.com July 8 – August 30 Training for Succe$$, FREE Employment Services and Support Program, Mission Community Skills Centre Society, #201- 33123 1st Ave. Find us on Facebook or Craigslist. For more info: 778982-0626. Looking for a good job fit? This program includes: Career Planning and employment counselling; Computer Training; Job Skills Development; Certification or training; Connections to available jobs and wage subsidy

2019 SUMMER READING CLUB

July 9 – July 27 “ABSTRACTED REALITY” an exhibition by Suzette Fram & Lea Sevcov. Opening Reception: Saturday, July 13 from 1 - 4pm, In The Rock Family Gallery at the Mission Arts Centre, 33529 First Ave. For more information and our Gallery hours visit www. missionartscouncil.ca or call 604826-0029

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July 11 Guided Museum Tour, 10:30am, Mission Museum, 33201 2nd Ave. $5 per person. Pre-book online to save your spot! www. missionmuseum.com

Snack Pack Society General Meeting, 630pm, Mission Vancity Credit Union (Community Room at the Junction), #150 32555 London Ave. For more info, nadinesnackpacks@gmail.com July 10 Lliteratty at the Twilight Concert Series, 7 – 8pm, Fraser River Heritage Park, 7494 Mary St. July 10 – 31 Nature Kids Krafters!! Ages 5 – 13, Wednesdays, 11am – 12pm, The Nature World Crystals & Gifts, 33130 1st Ave. Call to register 604-302-7550. Using recycled material and naturally found objects, each will we will create unique, nature friendly crafts while learning ways to protect and respect our beautiful planet. Cost $20/class. Pre-pay and get all 4 weeks for $70 July 11 Fraser Valley Bandits Basketball Game, 7pm, Abbotsford Centre, tickets@thebandits.ca

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July 15 – 20 Mission & District Rod & Gun Club Youth Summer Camp, 10969 Dewdney Trunk Rd. Full Day Programs $330/Youth, includes snacks, beverages, meals, survival kits, fishing supplies & gear. Registration via email youth@missionrodandgun. com or leave a message at the Clubhouse 604-826-6515 July 16 Tiffany Stone -Summer Reading Club Performer, 2 – 2:45pm, Mission Library, 33247 2nd Ave. 604-826-6610 Soroptomist of AbbotsfordMission Spaghetti Dinner, 4:30 – 6:30pm, Ancient and Accepted Free Masons of Abbotsford Lodge No. 70, 33860 Pine St. & Gladys Ave., Abbotsford. Proceeds support SIAM programs.

Spaghetti, Garlic Bread, Tea/ Coffee or Juice – Adults $10, Seniors & Under 12 years $8, Under 5 Free. Pay at the door.

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Sunset Market in the Park, 5 – 9pm, Fraser River Heritage Park, 7494 Mary St. For more info, call 604-302-7644 or email frhpevents@mission.ca. www. mission.ca/heritage-park The LoomRoom by the Mission Weavers and Spinners Guild, 5 – 9pm, Sunset Market in the Park, Fraser River Heritage Park, 7494 Mary St. July 17 Koko Soul at the Twilight Concert Series, 7 – 8pm, Fraser River Heritage Park, 7494 Mary St. July 18 Fraser Valley Bandits Basketball Game, 7pm, Abbotsford Centre, tickets@thebandits.ca July 19 Guided Museum Tour, 12pm, Mission Museum, 33201 2nd Ave. $5 per person. Pre-book online to save your spot!www. missionmuseum.com Nikki Werner Band at the Twilight Concert Series, 7 – 8pm, Fraser River Heritage Park, 7494 Mary St.

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Michael Jantzen Live at Fog on the River, 7 – 10pm, Fog on the River, 32281 Lougheed Hwy Fraser Valley Pride ‘Out of This World’ Youth Dance, 7 – 11pm, Abbotsford Arts Centre: Community Arts Addition, Ages 13 – 25, Admission by donation, www.fvpride.ca July 20 Fraser Valley Pride Celebration: Pride Festival, 3 – 8pm, Jubilee Park, 2552 McCallum Rd, Abbotsford. www.fvpride.ca

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July 24 Leaf Rapids at the Twilight Concert Series, 7 – 8pm, Fraser River Heritage Park, 7494 Mary St. July 25 Imagine the Possibilities! A Summer Reading Club Puppet Show, 10:30 - 11:30am, Mission Library, 33247 2nd Ave. 604-8266610 Christmas in July – Pool Event, 6:30 – 8pm, Mission Leisure Centre www.mission.ca/604-8205350

Fraser Valley Bandits Basketball Game, 7pm, Abbotsford Centre, tickets@thebandits.ca July 26 “A Journey of a Lifetime”, Join Us for a Magical India Evening.

Come and Explore Luxury India Travel, 6 - 8pm, Enjoy Indian Snacks and Beverages at World Odyssey Travel Office, 32530 Lougheed Hwy #204. Leah Stewart 604-826-8090 Caden Knudson Live at Fog on the River, 7 – 10pm, Fog on the River, 32281 Lougheed Hwy

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July 26 – 28 Mission Folk Music Festival, Fraser River Heritage Park, Tickets www.missionfolkmusicfestival.ca info@missionfolk.ca 604-309-6079

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July 27 - 28 Mission “25” Grand Prix, 9:30am - 4:30pm both days, Mission Raceway Park Road Course. Free admission to all Mission residents & Mazda owners/passengers

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July 30 – August 7 “2019 FRASER VALLEY BIENNALE” an exhibition of selected artwork by Artists of the Fraser Valley. Opening Reception: Saturday, July 3 from 1 pm – 4pm, In The Rock Family Gallery at the Mission Arts Centre, 33529 First Ave. For more information and our Gallery hours visit www. missionartscouncil.ca or call 604-826-0029

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Friday, June 7 – Mission Secondary School Wednesday, June 12 – Hatzic Middle School Friday, June 14 - Heritage Park Middle School Wednesday, June 19 – Thistle Dew Friday, June 21 – Ostwelve Wednesday, June 26 – John McLachlan Friday, June 28 – Crescent Sky

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Friday, August 2 – DerbyTown Wednesday. August 7 – Revolutionary Lullabies

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Friday, August 9 – West, My Friend Wednesday, August 14 – J. Gogo & Sons Friday, August 16 – Tiller’s Folly Wednesday, August 21 – Ken McCoy Band Friday, August 23 – Roads Unknown Wednesday, August 28 - Gary Comeau and theVooDoo Allstars Friday, August 30 – Big City Soul Log Cabin Concession: The hard-working crew from St. Joseph’s Catholic Women’s League is returning for another season of concerts. They are tireless, endlessly affable members of the Twilight Team. The group has raised thousands of dollars in the last few years for their community work with St. Joseph’s Food Bank, Domestic Abuse Services of Our Lady of Good Counsel and many other community projects. Stop by and say hello. Grab a bag of popcorn, a hot dog, or one of their famous butter tarts!

Producers: Mark and Bronwen Sutherland Volunteers: Jesters Theatre Group Concert Parking: Mission Special Olympics Concert Emcees: Ellen Nguyen, John Vissers & Sean Melia

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Celebrating 25 years of road racing at Mission Raceway Park, Mission, B.C. The SCCBC has been organizing road racing events since the early ‘50’s.

First on unused runways at the Abbotsford and Blaine Airports and then at Westwood Motorsport Park, which was built by the members in 1959. For 32 years the SCCBC operated the only club-owned road racing facility in Canada. In 1990 the B.C. government cancelled the lease, Westwood closed. A golf course and houses now stand on the Coquitlam mountainside. In the fall of 1992 the B.C. Custom Car Association (BCCCA), who own and operate Mission Raceway Park, generously allowed SCCBC to hold a Driver Training School on the cool down section of the drag strip, the existing return roads and a new paved section called the Cascade Curves, funded by Cascade Sports Car Club. Those curves are now turns 4-5. The school attracted just under 20 new students and a dozen racers wanting a refresher. The step from schools to racing required cement barriers, tire walls and more pavement. In 1993, the club negotiated a contract with the BCCCA, held two more driver schools with increasing enrollment, and several test and tune days. Funds were raised to continue improvements through events and by initiating an “Adopt a Block” program. Members donated $250 to adopt a barrier. In September the contract was signed. With the support of Molson Indy Vancouver blocks were acquired. The road course was completed in the Spring of 1994. Six successful race weekends were held. Road racing was back in BC and continued to grow. In 2001 the track was extended and the current turns 1 & 2 were added. In 2008 several corners were reconfigured as the facility continued to be improved. Twenty five years later the track has 9 turns,126 paved paddock spaces, new grandstands and a washroom building, and hosts 7 race weekends and two drivers schools each year as well as many Corporate, club, and private track rentals.

The Making of the River’s Edge Road Course

Event SCCBC Club Meeting SCCBC Club Annual General Meeting SCCBC Club Meeting SCCBC Spring Driver Training ICSCC Test & Tune Day ICSCC Race: “Welcome Back Races” SCCBC Club Meeting CACC Race 1: “May Daze” SCCBC Club Meeting SCCBC Summer Driver Training CACC Race 2: “Dash For Dads” SCCBC Club Meeting CACC Race 3: “Mission 25 Grand Prix” VRCBC BCHMR Practice Day VRCBC BCHMR Race CACC Race 4: “Dog Daze” SCCBC Club Meeting CACC Race 5: “September Sizzle” SCCBC Club Meeting CACC Race 6: “Wet Leaf Classic” SCCBC Club Meeting SCCBC Club Meeting

2019 Season Schedule

Date Jan. 9 Feb. 13 Mar. 13 Apr. 6-7 Apr. 19 Apr. 20-21 Apr. 20 May 4-5 May 4 Jun. 1-2 Jun. 15-16 Jun. 15 July 27-28 Aug. 9 Aug. 10-11 Aug. 17-18 Aug. 17 Sept. 14-15 Sept. 14 Oct. 12-13 Oct. 12 Nov. 19

River’s Edge recognizes the commitment of its fans and spectators by charging some of the lowest prices in the motorsport industry. Children 12 and under are admitted free while adult admission is only $10, and even lower by the bunch. Bring a carload and everyone on board gets in for $25. Plus parking is always free. Are you a proud Mazda owner? Through our sponsorship program with Mazda Canada all Mazda drivers and their passengers are admitted free for the 2019 season.

Admission and Parking:

than to spend a few minutes with their fans to talk about their car, their experience and their love for the sport of auto racing. Spectators are encouraged to tour the paddock, view the cars up close and talk to the drivers and crew. Who knows, your 5-year-old may even get a few moments in the cockpit of that formula car she/he liked so much!

Pit Access: They may look busy but racers love nothing more

Viewing: Spectator viewing at River’s Edge is second to none with a large grandstand at the west end of the paddock overlooking turn 2 and offering a view of 75% of the track, and a new grandstand built this year right in the paddock allowing a view of the racing pits, turns 7 thru 9, the front straight and the start/finish line. We race from April through October, rain or shine. The action starts at 9:00 AM both Saturday and Sunday, with practice and qualifying sessions followed by exciting wheel-to-wheel racing. After it’s all over, visit our Race Results page at www.sccbc.net to find lap times and speeds for your favorite drivers and cars.

Without a doubt, auto racing is one of the most exciting sports ever devised. There is an indescribable, visceral feeling as a jostling crowd of brutishly powerful and highly engineered automobiles thunder by, each one daring the other to step beyond the physical limits that tie them to the asphalt.

The Sports Car Club of BC works hard to provide a one-of-a-kind experience for racers and fans alike. Every year, the SCCBC brings seven or more amateur road racing events to the River’s Edge Road Course at Mission Raceway. These events are aimed at attracting drivers of all calibers, from novice to professional, and cars of all vintages, old and new. Every event is a showcase of past and current racing technology and vehicles, and, for motorsport enthusiasts, are not to be missed.

If tearing up the track at breakneck speeds is not your immediate future, you can get closer to the action by joining our corps of talented and dedicated volunteers who make this sport run safely and efficiently. We have rewarding volunteer positions available for turn marshals, safety marshals, timing, track operations, administration and in other skilled and unskilled areas. Visit our Volunteers page for more information. Come to our events and see what it’s all about. Training goes on throughout the season on a one-on-one basis.

Volunteers

Joining the SCCBC is not just for race drivers. The club’s mission is to promote road-course racing and to encourage and promote safe road conduct in BC. If you share our passion for road racing, you’ll find kindred spirits at the SCCBC. Visit our Membership page to find out why membership in the SCCBC may be just the tonic for you.

Become a Member

You don’t need to wait until you’ve found a suitable car and class to work toward your race license. Visit our Driver Training page to learn how you can become a skilled, competitive driver, all while qualifying for your novice race license. Refer to our driver training frequently asked questions page for answers to our most common driver training course questions.

Driver Training – Road racing; not street racing

Whether your passion is to pilot a powerful formula car around the race track at peak speeds or cajole a wonderfully temperamental 50-year-old vintage car through a crowd of them, SCCBC and the River’s Edge have a class for you. Visit our Race With Us page at www.sccbc.net to learn more about the type of cars and their competition.

Race With Us:

At River’s Edge Road Course at Mission Raceway, we see racing as something beyond just grease and gas, rubber and metal, horsepower and speed. We also see it as a family affair, a place where there is something for everyone. Where you don’t need a five- or six-figure annual budget to compete, and where the whole family can be involved in a challenging, rewarding and unifying experience.

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Mission Arts Centre 33529 1st Avenue, Mission, BC 604-826-0029 Rock Family Gallery, Gi� Cases, Doris Paterson Atelier: Tuesday to Sunday - Noon - 4pm MAC Office Hours: Monday to Friday 9am to 4pm

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T HE R OCK F AMILY G ALLERY On Now in the Gallery

Next in the Gallery

ABSTRACTED REALITY Exhibition runs:

July 9 - July 27

2019

FRASER VALLEY

Opening Reception:

BIENNALE

July 13 1-4 pm

An Exhibition by:

SUZETTE FRAM & An Exhibition of exceptional artwork by LEAH SEVCOV ARTISTS OF THE FRASER VALLEY

JULY 30 - AUG 7 Rock Family Galler y Rock Family Gallery Mission Arts Centre 32529 First Ave. Mission

Gallery Hours:

Tuesday - Sunday Noon - 4:00

Upcoming in the Gallery

MEMORY IS A SHAPESHIFTER

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Aug 20 - Sept7

Children 5-8

Opening Reception: August 24, 1-4pm

Children 9-12

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JULY 2 - AUGUST 22 Monday - Thursday

Mon - Thurs 10:00 - 11:30 $9 per session

Mon - Thurs 12:30 - 2:00 $9 per session Classes are held at the Mission Arts Centre 33529 1st Avenue

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Wow! August 2 to 4, 2019 will bring Abbotsford’s 109th Agrifair!!

Two years in a row, Agrifair has been voted “Favourite Community Event” (Abbotsford News poll) and received an Abbotsford Chamber of Commerce Business Excellence Awards nomination for the “Tourism Event of the Year”.

We aim to make this year’s event an even bigger success.

In keeping with our 2019 theme, “Where Memories Are Made”, we have, once again, created a diverse, family-friendly program of entertainment guaranteed to create lifelong memories for ruralites and urbanites alike.

Already scheduled new events include a Pirate Ship Show - get your best “arr matey” ready as ‘Pirates of the Fraser’ tell a tale of battles, trickery, thievery and deception. As the Royal Navy defends it’s fleet, in particular ‘The Maid of the Moores’, the finest ship of the Royal Navy vessels. They will have to fight extra hard to fend off the scurvy pirates of the Fraser River. A test of skills will do the job to see who sails away with the ship…but maybe Crackers the Parrot has other ideas?

Buy your raffle ticket to be part of the Crushin It; tank car-crush event. Win a prime seat in the Tank as it crushes cars! Proceeds will be shared with Cops for Cancer, Canuck House Abbotsford, CMEC and Agrifair.

Back after a 15 year absence a jaw dropping, ear popping Tractor/Truck Pull Competition and Show. Presented by Campbell Motorsports of

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Chilliwack. The competition starts Friday with local stock gas & diesel trucks, the competition only gains more intensity on Saturday as the finals are fast approaching for Sunday afternoon.

Don’t forget to try your hand a being a “lumberjack” while watching the Laughing Logger show and on Saturday only the Logger Sport Competition. We haven’t forgotten about the family returning favorites featuring the Racing Pig & Duck show, Motorsports Arena action with demolition derby, Pro Wrestling with special guest Davey Boy Smith Jr, Antique Farm Machinery demos and kids peddle tractors, the multitude of 4-H exhibitors and competitors, LEGO and Shooting Star Midway. NOT enough?

How about evening concerts? Friday features “Agrifair’s Talent with a Twist”, hint – think Gong Show! Saturday concert entertainment starts with Cambree Lovesy, Ryan McAllister & the North Country Gentlemen, finishing with night with CHILLIWACK, Whatch Gonna Do?? Closing the fair for 2019 the Sunday concert, Praise in the Park features David Dunn, Mark Schultz and headliner The Afters.

Follow our website for all the exciting details and updates as we help make your memories at Abbotsford Agrifair, the best little country fair… on earth!

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July 31 Andy Hillhouse at the Twilight Concert Series, 7 – 8pm, Fraser River Heritage Park, 7494 Mary St. August 1 Connect Now Mission - A monthly networking event brought to you by Connect Now Business Network, 11:15am 1:30pm, Mission Spring Pub, 7160 Oliver St. Co-hosted by Donna King of Beyond Balanced Books https:// connectnowbusinessnetwork. com/mission-meetup/

AUGUST August 2 DerbyTown at the Twilight Concert Series, 7 – 8pm, Fraser River Heritage Park, 7494 Mary St. Tony O’Hara Live at Fog on the River, 7 – 10pm, Fog on the River, 32281 Lougheed Hwy August 2 – 4 109th Abbotsford Agrifair, AGRIFAIR Exhibition Park, 32470 Haida Dr., Abbotsford www. agrifair.ca August 7 Revolutionary Lullabies at the Twilight Concert Series, 7 – 8pm, Fraser River Heritage Park, 7494 Mary St. August 8 Guided Museum Tour, 10:30am, Mission Museum, 33201 2nd Ave. $5 per person. Pre-book online to save your spot!www. missionmuseum.com Karima Essa -Summer Reading Club Performer, 11 – 11:45am, Mission Library, 33247 2nd Ave. 604-826-6610 Fraser Valley Bandits Basketball Game, 7pm, Abbotsford Centre, tickets@thebandits.ca August 9 VRCBC BCHMR Practice Day, Mission Raceway Park Road Course. Free admission to all Mission residents & Mazda owners/passengers (thanks to Mazda Canada). For more info, www.sccbc.net

‘West, My Friend’ at the Twilight Concert Series, 7 – 8pm, Fraser River Heritage Park, 7494 Mary St. Corey Primus Live at Fog on the River, 7 – 10pm, Fog on the River, 32281 Lougheed Hwy August 10 Mission Fest, 10am – 4pm, Downtown Mission, 604-826-7311 or info@downtownmission.ca The MAC SUMMER ART SALE, 10am – 4pm, The Mission Arts Centre, 33529 First Ave. (Across the Hwy from Mr. Pets). For more information visit www. missionartscouncil.ca or call 604-826-0029 August 10 - 11 VRCBC BCHMR Race Day, Mission Raceway Park Road Course. Free admission to all Mission residents & Mazda owners/passengers (thanks to Mazda Canada). For more info, www.sccbc.net August 11 Ride for Hospice, 10am Sign-in & coffee, Fraser River Heritage Park, 7494 Mary St. To register, download pledge forms and for more information, visit www. missionhospice.bc.ca August 12 - 16 Candance Co-ed Lyrical Jazz and Musical Theatre Summer Camp, 10am-2pm, Candance Studio, 33138 1 Ave. 2 Hours Lyrical Jazz, 2 Hours Musical Theatre.

Open to all ages, emotional and physical levels. Camp will be two separate levels: Recreational and Competition. No special dance clothing required, no registration fees, no costume fees, just one low fee for the week of $200 per child for the entire week. $50 a day if you are unable to come the full week. Book online now at www.candancestudio.com August 13 Well-Worn Trail -Summer Reading Club Performer, 11 – 11:45 am, Mission Library, 33247 2nd Ave. 604-826-6610 Rec on Tour – Family Activities, 5 – 7pm, Centennial Park www. mission.ca/604-820-5350 August 14 J. Gogo & Sons at the Twilight Concert Series, 7 – 8pm, Fraser River Heritage Park, 7494 Mary St.

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Crash Test Dummies, God Shuffled His Feet, 25th Anniversary Tour, Doors at 7pm, Show 7:30pm, Clarke Theatre, 33700 Prentis Ave, Tickets online at ticketmaster.ca or charge by phone 1-855-985-5000. www. rockitboy.com August 15 Fraser Valley Bandits Basketball Game, 7pm, Abbotsford Centre, tickets@thebandits.ca

August 16 Guided Museum Tour, 12pm.

Mission Museum, 33201 2nd Ave. $5 per person. Pre-book online to save your spot! www.missionmuseum.com Tiller’s Folly at the Twilight Concert Series, 7 – 8pm, Fraser River Heritage Park, 7494 Mary St. Live Music Fridays Live at Fog on the River, 7 – 10pm, Fog on the River, 32281 Lougheed Hwy

August 17 Mission Minor Lacrosse Open Field Experience (For New Female Players), 2 – 4pm, Mission Sports Park artificial turf, 8092 Oyama St. www. missionminorlacrosse.com August 17 - 18 CACC Race 4: “Dog Daze”, Mission Raceway Park Road Course. Free admission to all Mission residents & Mazda owners/passengers (thanks to Mazda Canada). For more info, www.sccbc.net

August 19 – 24 Mission B-Fit Girls Volleyball Camp (Grades 6 – 12), 9am – 12pm, Mission Secondary School, 32939 7th Ave. Cost $136.50. To register, contact Andrew Hale at vwhitecap@hotmail.com or call 604-226-9297 https://forms. gle/3fJV5pAYyRxB8z8X8

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h t i w e t a k s o t n r a e l Come ! b u l C g n i t a k S n o i s the Mis PROGRAMS the Mission Skating Club offers: CanSkate • STARSkate • Figure Skating • Special Olympics • CanPowerSkate Fall/Winter Mission Skating Club Registration August 20th from 6pm - 8pm Mission Leisure Centre, Upper Pool Lobby Visit our website www.missionskatingclub.com

for more information regarding our ice schedule, pricing and registration.

Registration for ALL programs is ongoing. All ages welcome.

Please come join the Mission Skating Club Whats On! • www.WhatsOnMission.ca and “Skate for Life”! Ages 3 to 99

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SUMMER HOCKEY AND SKATING CAMPS ABBOTSFORD ICE RINK

PROMO CODE: WOSUMMER Academy of Skating - Tot and Youth Learn to Skate Academy of Hockey - FUNdamentals of Hockey, Power Skating, Bar Down Skills Adult Hockey Academy - Coed and Female Only Power Skating and Skills Summer Hockey Camps - Bantam & Midget Development, High Performance Rep Prep, Back to Basics

SUMMER HOCKEY AND RINGETTE CAMPS MISSION LEISURE CENTRE PROMO CODE: WOMLCSU Fundamentals of Hockey / Ringette Half Day Camp Tips for Tots Hockey / Ringette Half Day Camp

Beaudies House of Hockey, Skating & Ringette Toll Free: 1.877.241.2100 • Office #: 604.621.5555 W www.beaudieshockey.ca

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Mission Spaghetti Dinner, 4:30 – 6:30pm, Ancient and SweetLegs Deroche with Victoria Acceptedhttps://squareup.com/store/sl045 Free Masons of Abbotsford Lodge No. 70, Victoria-Cameron@MySweetLegs.ca 33860Email: Pine St. & Gladys Ave., Abbotsford. Proceeds support SIAM programs. Spaghetti, Garlic Bread, Tea/Coffee or Juice – Adults $10, Seniors & Under 12 years $8, Under 5 Free. Pay at the door.

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VR After Dark (Registration required), 5 - 8:30pm, Mission Library, 33247 2nd Ave. 604-8266610 Sunset Market in the Park, 5 – 9pm, Fraser River Heritage Park, 7494 Mary St. For more info, call 604-302-7644 or email frhpevents@mission.ca. www. mission.ca/heritage-park The LoomRoom by the Mission Weavers and Spinners Guild, 5 – 9pm, Sunset Market in the Park, Fraser River Heritage Park, 7494 Mary St.

Mission Skating Club Fall/ Winter Registration (Private Figure Skating, Special Olympics, CanPowerSkate, STARSkate), 6 – 8pm, Mission Leisure Centre, Upper Pool Lobby. Visit www. missionskatingclub.com for more information regarding ice schedule, pricing and registration.

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August 20 – September 7 “MEMORY IS A SHAPESHIFTER” an exhibition by Jennifer Shepit.

Opening Reception: Saturday, August 24 from 1 pm – 4pm, In The Rock Family Gallery at the Mission Arts Centre, 33529 First Ave. For more information and our Gallery hours visit www. missionartscouncil.ca or call 604826-0029 August 21 Ken McCoy Band at the Twilight Concert Series, 7 – 8pm, Fraser River Heritage Park, 7494 Mary St.

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Chalk Couture is a unique, high-end product line of reusable, fun and decorative silk screen transfers and reusable chalk surfaces for do-it-yourself projects and gifts; there is also a line of ink for fabric with the same transfers. Donna is excited to add Chalk Couture as part of her Paint Party options and is booking individual workshops and private parties so you can create your own home décor projects. Contact Donna to book your party, place an order or join her team.

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September 15 Mission Country Fall Festival, 12 – 5pm, Fraser River Heritage Park, 7494 Mary St. 604-302-7644 frhpevents@ mission.ca

RECURRING EVENTS SUNDAYS Flow Yoga, 8:30 – 9:30am, Flow Yoga and Fitness Studio, 7331 Grand St. www. flowyogaandfitness.com Advanced & Beginner Tai-Chi, 9 – 10:30pm, Mission Seniors Activity Centre, 33100 10 Ave, 604-814-2188 Flow - Basic, 10 – 11:15am, Flow Yoga and Fitness Studio, 7331 Grand St. www. flowyogaandfitness.com Sunday Service, 10:30am, Matsqui Evangelical Lutheran Church, 5781 Riverside St, Abbotsford St. Andrew’s United Church Worship, 11:30am, All Saints’ Anglican Church – James St. at 2nd Ave. We have coffee hour at 10:45am each Sunday after the Anglican service and before the United Church service Abbotsford Grand Squares presents their 21st Year of SUMMER SUNDAY SQUARE DANCING! 1:30 – 4pm, Every Sunday afternoon, (July 7 - August 18). Mainstream Level dancing to a variety of Callers & Cuers each Sunday! $7/person, held in the air conditioned ASAA Hall, 33889 Essendene Avenue, Abbotsford. Lots of free parking at rear.

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September 14 -15 CACC Race 5: “September Sizzle”, Mission Raceway Park Road Course. Free admission to all Mission residents & Mazda owners/passengers (thanks to Mazda Canada).

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August 28 Gary Comeau and theVooDoo Allstars at the Twilight Concert Series, 7 – 8pm, Fraser River Heritage Park, 7494 Mary St.

September 9 2nd Annual Mission KidSport Golf Tournament, Mission Golf & Country Club, 7983 Nelson St. www. missionsportscouncil.com

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September 7 Deroche New & Used Market, 9am – 4pm, 41555 North Nicomen Rd, Deroche. To book, please contact Lona at 778-344-8671 or email lonafleury9@gmail.com

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August 24 Guided Museum Tour, 10:30am, Mission Museum, 33201 2nd Ave. $5 per person.

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September 6 Wine + Paint night fundraiser, 6:30pm, Silverdale Hall, 8670 McLean St. For more info, text 778-681-0856. Tickets on sale via eventbrite. ca. Facebook.com/ silverdaleCommunityCentre/ events

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August 23 – 24 The 2019 Canadian Grand Masters Fiddle Championship (An invitational national fiddle competition featuring fiddlers from across Canada!), Abbotsford Arts Centre, Friday 6:30pm - BC’s FIDDLE LEGENDS TRIBUTE CONCERT & OLD TIME DANCE featuring Daniel Lapp, Mike Sanyshyn, Calvin Vollrath, Mark Sullivan, and many more! Saturday - Contest Preliminaries 12pm / Contest Finals 7pm featuring CGM Lifetime Award Presentation to Daniel Lapp, a Metis Dance Showcase, Junior Fiddle Showcase, and many other exciting performances!

Tickets and info: https://www. cgm2019.com

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Get ready to experience high energy at the Powerhouse at Stave Falls.

Join us this summer to see life sized turbines and generators up close.

Whether it’s guided or self-guided, any tour at the Powerhouse at Stave Falls will be high energy. You’ll get to play with interactive displays and learn how power is made.

We’re open March 1 to October 14, 2019 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Visit bchydro.com/stavefalls for information on our seasonal hours of operation and to request a tour.

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SUNDAYS Legendary Blues Jam, 4 - 8pm at The Historic Dewdney Pub, 8793 S. River Rd, Dewdney. 604-8264762 or ChurchoftheBlues.ca for more info

Mission Sports Council. www.flowyogaandfitness.com

Open Mic with Jennie Bice, 6 - 10pm, Sisto’s Pub, 34555 Vosburgh Ave.

FLOW - Sculpt, 9:05 – 10:05am, Flow Yoga and Fitness Studio, 7331 Grand St. www.flowyogaandfitness.com

$2 Karma Yoga, 6:15 – 7:15pm, Flow Yoga and Fitness Studio, 7331 Grand St. Classes are by donation, all proceeds go to the

MONDAYS Nurse Practitioner, 9am – 3pm, Mission Friendship Centre, 33136 1 Ave. (604) 826-1281

Bodhi Meditation, 9:30 – 11:30am, Mission Seniors Activity Centre, 33100 10 Ave, 604-8142188

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English Conversation Circle (except stat. holidays), 10:30am – 12pm, Mission Library, 33247 2nd Ave. 604-826-6610

Seniors Mixed Bridge, 1 – 3:30pm, Mission Seniors Activity Centre, 33100 10 Ave, 604-8142188

Mission Drop-in Centre Bingo, 12:30 – 3:30pm, Mission Seniors Activity Centre, 33100 10 Ave, 604-814-2188

Mission Scrabble Club, 1 - 4pm, Cedarbrooke Chateau (Craft Room), 32331 Seventh Ave. Contact: Sandra Gjertsen 604826-0459

Pilates 45, 12:30 – 1:15pm, Flow Yoga and Fitness Studio, 7331 Grand St. www. flowyogaandfitness.com

Flow Yoga, 4:30 – 5:30pm, Flow Yoga and Fitness Studio, 7331 Grand St. www.flowyogaandfitness.com

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Zumba, 7pm, Inspire Me Fitness at The Stage in Mission, 32998 1 Ave. Drop in $10. www.inspiremefitness.ca Barre, 7 – 8pm, Flow Yoga and Fitness Studio, 7331 Grand St. www.flowyogaandfitness.com

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1ST MONDAYS Mission Drop-in Centre General Meeting, 12:30 – 3:30pm, Mission Seniors Activity Centre, 33100 10 Ave, 604-814-2188 Manic Monday, Open Mic Comedy Night hosted by David James, 8pm, The Historic Dewdney Pub, 8793 River Road South, Dewdney

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3RD MONDAYS Third Monday Magic! 7pm, Opening Nite Theatre, 33223, N Railway Ave. www.fvmc.ca

HAIR CARE SYSTEM GETTING TO THE ROOT OF THE PROBLEM. In the past, if you wanted to find products without harsh chemicals you needed to settle for hair care products that simply weren’t as effective. Not anymore. Introducing the TrueScience® Hair Care System, the biohacker’s approach to hair care. Formulated with the most recent advances in science and Nrf2 ingredients, along with clean ingredients that helps keep your hair healthy and strong, TrueScience Hair Care is a breath of fresh hair. The only thing you’ll have to worry about is spending too long in the shower.

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LAST MONDAYS HOMINUM Fraser Valley Meeting. Are you Man who’s Gay, Bi-sexual or just not sure? Need a safe place to talk? HOMINUM is an informal discussion and support group to help gay, bi-sexual and questioning men with the challenges of being married, separated or single.

For information and meeting location, call Art at 604-462-9813 or email aapearson@shaw.ca

MONDAYS, TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS One Free Aikido Class to Try Out! Traditional Japanese Martial Art (Age 8 to 80), Aikido Takayama, 7229 Mershon St (to the left of the Recycling Depot), For more info, 604-852-7603 or www. aikidotakayama.com MONDAYS & WEDNESDAYS Chair Yoga, 10:30 - 11:30pm, Lifetime Learning Centre, 32444 Seventh Ave. 604-820-0220 info. ltlc@telus.net Abbotsford Horseshoe Club League Play, 6pm, 2308 Adanac St., Abbotsford. For more info: Jim 604-463-2200 or https:// abbotsfordhorseshoeclub.ca/ Great sport for women, men, couples and a cure for loneliness.

Social, meet new friends and have fun! Free Lessons provided.

TUESDAYS Line Dancing, 8:30 – 10:30am, Mission Seniors Activity Centre, 33100 10 Ave, 604-814-2188 Seniors Health & Wellness, 10am – 12pm, Mission Seniors Activity Centre, 33100 10 Ave, 604-814-2188 Rotary Club of Mission Mid-Day Luncheon, 11:45am - 1pm. Best Western Hotel, 32281 Lougheed Hwy. For more info 604-826-6914 $2 Karma Yoga (For the Mission Sports Council), 12 – 12:45pm, Flow Yoga and Fitness Studio, 7331 Grand St. Classes are by donation, all proceeds go to the Mission Sports Council. www. flowyogaandfitness.com Elders Tea, 12 - 2pm, Mission Friendship Centre Society, 33150 First Ave, 604-826-1281 Chair Yoga, 12:30 – 1:15pm, Mission Seniors Activity Centre, 33100 10th Ave, 604-814-2188 www.missionseniorcentre.com Rooftop FLOW Yoga, 5:45 – 6:45pm, Flow Yoga and Fitness Studio, 7331 Grand St. www. flowyogaandfitness.com

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Take good care of that summer hair

Hot smoky summers can be damaging to your hair.

Heat, UV and smoke particles dry and disrupt the moisture balance of hair, leaving it more brittle and crispy looking, especially the ends. Nothing ages you more then brittle washed out ends, enhancing wrinkles and other facial imperfections. Leave-in treatments, less hair drying and ironing, hats and braids help. Toning your blonde and regular haircuts can also make for healthier locks.

Time for a change?

Long lengths are becoming rounder, bobs are getting more blunt and weighty and pixies are getting longer with bangs. Essentially anything goes when it comes personal style, but the trends are moving toward a more glamorous styling. Beach waves make way for more curls, reminisent of the early 80’s.

Fall hair colour inspirations:

Fall is always a good time to take your hair a bit deeper. A richer, darker frame looks better against paler skin. Instead of just adding darker lowlights for more depth and lots of contrast, tone that light blonde to medium and add some balayage shades for a more subtle variation. Want some fun? Try Lavender. Its becoming a new classic like the greyblondes of the last few years.

Back to school:

The new school year can be very exciting for kids. What with all their rolling around and bumping of heads its a perfect opportunity for lice. Keep in mind, lice does not discriminate and actually prefers clean hair. Try mixing a few drops of Tea Tree and or Lavender essential oils with water in a clean spray bottle, shake and spray onto your kids hair as an effective deterrent. If your kids do get lice, see a pharmacist for treatment options. There's no need to panic or shave their hair.

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WE ARE OPEN THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER! SENIORS KITCHEN IS NOW OPEN

The lunch program for our Seniors is now serving delicious, inexpensive lunches from Monday to Friday. Home made soup and a sandwich is our specialty. We will be open for dining 11am - 1pm.

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Dog ETIQUETTE

BY RACHELLE MELLANBY

Rachelle Mellanby is the Owner & Canine Trainer of Dogs Crossing: Canine Training and Pet Services in Burnaby, BC.

As a dog trainer, I want to address some common complaints that I hear from both new dog owners and those struggling with a dog who has picked up poor habits.

My dog plays ‘catch me if you can’ when off leash.

Regardless of whether your dog is predominantly an on-leash dog (ie: reactive or unfixed) you need to have a backup plan if s/he were to get off their lead.

Practicing some basic recall exercises such as calling your dog between you and a partner, playing with your dog at the park, along with abstaining from playing fetch will help gain a solid recall. This will not only avoid embarrassing visits to the dog park, it can also be lifesaving!

My dog jumps on people.

Small dogs and puppies may get away with jumping up, but this habit can become a real problem once fully grown. A great exercise is to take your dog to a storefront or park with your dog’s leash firmly under your feet. Allow greeters to say hello with a pat or treat. Your dog will learn that it can still get plenty of positive attention with four paws on the ground.

My dog barks at the window all day.

Most often the case is that your dog is bored. They perch themselves facing the street and give themselves a ‘job’ to do by barking people away. To curb the barking and boredom, put out interactive games such as a snuffle mat or Kong popsicles, and move the sofa from the window.

My dog walks me.

Does your dog drag you down the street to greet another dog or to investigate a smell? To correct this, you need to gain and maintain your dog’s focus. This can be achieved by making yourself more enticing while on your walk. A few tricks include talking to your dog, using a visual target and/or a word to get their attention. If your dog pulls towards an on-coming dog, change directions until you have regained your dog’s focus and then try it again.

If you’re looking to create a more harmonious life for both you and your dog, practice some of the tips provided and consult a positive reinforcement trainer if you think you could use further guidance.

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TUESDAYS Alateen Meetings is for young people, ages 11-18, whose lives have been affected by someone else’s drinking, whether it’s a parent, sibling or friend. Alateen is part of the Al-Anon Family Groups. Alateen meets every week at 7:15pm, at the H.O.M.E. Society, 31581 South Fraser Way, Abbotsford. Contacts: 604-8551942 or Mission 604-826-5100 3rd TUESDAYS Soroptomist of AbbotsfordMission Spaghetti Dinner, 4:30 – 6:30pm, Ancient and Accepted Free Masons of Abbotsford Lodge No. 70, 33860 Pine St. & Gladys Ave., Abbotsford. Proceeds support SIAM programs. Spaghetti, Garlic Bread, Tea/Coffee or Juice – Adults $10, Seniors & Under 12 years $8, Under 5 Free. Pay at the door.

Mission Soapbox Derby Meeting, 7:30pm, Van City Community Room, #150, 32555 London Ave. www. missionsoapbox.com LAST TUESDAYS Ladies Night at Arreter Health & Wellness, 7pm, Arreter Health & Wellness, 7332 Grand St. Wine &

appies while you learn, $15 Entry, 604-287-7757 for more info Evening Philosopher’s Café, 7 - 9pm, Chartwell Cedarbrooke, 32331 7th Ave. Mission info. ltlc@telus.net or 604-820-0220 TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS Osteofit –Level 1, 9am, Lifetime Learning Centre, 32444 Seventh Ave. 604-820-0220 info.ltlc@ telus.net

Fitness in Mission. Drop-in $12 or $74/4 weeks. www. perseverancefitness.ca WEDNESDAYS Breakfast with the Rotary Club of Mission, 7 - 8am at Cedarbooke Chateau, 32331 7th Ave. For more info 604-826-1382

FLOW - Basic, 11:15am – 12:10pm, Flow Yoga and Fitness Studio, 7331 Grand St. www. flowyogaandfitness.com Deep Stretch 45, 12:30 – 1:15pm, Flow Yoga and Fitness Studio, 7331 Grand St. www. flowyogaandfitness.com

Nordic Walking Group, 9 – 10am, Fraser River Heritage Park, 7494 Mary St. 604-820-0220 info.ltlc@ telus.net

Drop-in Bingo, 12:30 – 3:30pm, Mission Seniors Activity Centre, 33100 10 Ave, 604-814-2188

Low Impact Level 3, 10am, Lifetime Learning Centre, 32444 Seventh Ave. 604-820-0220 info. ltlc@telus.net

FLOW - Yoga, 9:05 – 10:05am, Flow Yoga and Fitness Studio, 7331 Grand St. www.flowyogaandfitness.com

Mission Ukulele Circle, 1:30 3:30pm at St. Andrews Place, 7365 Cedar St. For further: Richard percman54@gmail.com

Osteofit –Level 2 (Osteofit for Life), 11am, Lifetime Learning Centre, 32444 Seventh Ave. 604820-0220 info.ltlc@telus.net

Mission Chair Exercise, 9:15 – 10am, Mission Seniors Activity Centre, 33100 10 Ave, 604-814-2188

BootyCamp Ladies Only Fitness, 5:55pm, Perseverance Fitness in Mission. Drop-in $12 or $74/4 weeks. www. perseverancefitness.ca BootyCamp Ladies Only Fitness, 7pm, Perseverance Fitness in Mission. Drop-in $12 or $74/4 weeks. www. perseverancefitness.ca BootyCamp Ladies Only Fitness, 8:15pm, Perseverance

Sto:lo Aboriginal Skills & Employment Training, 9:30am – 2:30pm, Mission Friendship Centre, 33136 1 Ave. Call 604-702-8115 or email james. woyke@saset.ca for more information Crib, 10:15am – 12:15pm, Mission Seniors Activity Centre, 33100 10 Ave, 604-814-2188 Mission Library: Stories in the Park, 10:30 - 11:30am, 7650 Grande St, 604-826-6610

Wellness Kitchen, 2 – 4pm, Mission Friendship Centre, 33136 1 Ave. (604) 826-1281 Beginner Ukulele (Registration required, ages 8-12) (July 10, 17, 24), 3:30 - 4:30pm, Mission Library, 33247 2nd Ave. 604-826-6610 Pilates 45, 4:30 – 5:15pm, Flow Yoga and Fitness Studio, 7331 Grand St. www. flowyogaandfitness.com Family Night, 4:30 – 7:30pm, Mission Friendship Centre, 33136 1 Ave. (604) 826-1281 Native Heart Drum Group & Potluck, 5pm, The Natural World Crystals and Gifts, 33130 1st Ave. Everyone welcome.

FLOW - Sculpt, 5:30 – 6:30pm, Flow Yoga and Fitness Studio, 7331 Grand St. www. flowyogaandfitness.com

The Rotary Club of Mission (AM) partners with Mission Community Services, Save On Foods and Unitex to provide the Starfish Pack Program in Mission. It is hard to believe that children can come to school on Monday without having eaten properly over the weekend and it can feel overwhelming to address an issue as big as food insecurity and hungry children, but with your donation you are ensured that one more child in Mission will have food on the weekend.

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Zumba, 6pm, Inspire Me Fitness at The Stage in Mission, 32998 1 Ave. Drop in $10. www.inspiremefitness.ca WEDNESDAYS Hotties Music Nights, featuring musicians & guests, 6 – 8pm, Hotties Foods Emporio, 31170 Dewdney Trunk Rd. www.hottiesfoods.com or find us on Facebook for lineup of performers Abs + Butt Class, 6:20pm, Perseverance Fitness in Mission.

Drop-in $12 or $41/4 weeks. www.perseverancefitness.ca

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When You See a Home You Love Imagine driving through a desirable neighbourhood and, just as you turn a corner, you see the absolutely perfect home. Guess what? It’s for sale! But, there’s a problem. Your current property isn’t on the market. In fact, until this moment, you hadn’t seriously considered moving.

So what do you do?

Your first step is to find out more about the listing. Get a description of the property. Find out the listing price. Check out the size, layout, number of bedrooms and other features. If it all looks good, schedule a viewing.

Chances are, you can do all that in less than a day.

If you go to see the property and still love it, your next step is to determine if it fits within your budget. To do that, you’ll need to quickly find out the Current Market Value of your home — what it will likely sell for — so you can determine how much money you’ll have available after your outstanding mortgage and any other costs are deducted. It’s a smart idea to speak to your lender about getting a pre-approved mortgage at this point too.

Next, you’ll need to make an offer on the new home. Depending on the competitiveness of the neighbourhood, and the likelihood of other interested buyers, you might need to list your home first.

That, along with a pre-approved mortgage, will make your offer more credible..

But, you do need to move quickly and make some fast decisions if you want to get that perfect home. I can help. Call me direct at 604615-6446.

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Dust off those old orchestra instruments, The MAC Orchestra is looking for new members.

“The MAC Orchestra” meets 6:30 – 8:30pm at the Mission Arts Centre, 32998 1st Ave. Professional, Intermediate or Beginner - We accept anybody with a basic understanding of music. For more information, contact Barb at bgmcresswell@ hotmail.com or drop in and give us a try.

Mission Midwifery Post-Partum Drop In, 9:30 – 11:00am September - June (closed for December) 7514 Welton St. Open to all mothers of babies 0 - 12 months. For more info missionmidwife@gmail.com or check out our Facebook page -search Mission Midwifery

2nd Mission Girl Guides meet at Silverdale Hall, 6:30 – 8:30pm, 8760 McLean Street (across from Silverdale Elementary). All girls, ages 9-11 years welcome. For more info: Lauri at lkwenting@ gmail.com or 604-820-0548 Pilates, 7pm, Inspire Me Fitness at The Stage in Mission, 32998 1 Ave. Drop in $10. www. inspiremefitness.ca $2 Karma Yoga (For the Mission Sports Council), 7 – 8pm, Flow Yoga and Fitness Studio, 7331 Grand St. Classes are by donation, all proceeds go to the Mission Sports Council. www.flowyogaandfitness.com Karaoke with Whiskey Jack, Historic Dewdney Pub. www.HistoricDewdneyPub.ca

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4TH WEDNESDAYS Reiki Share, 7 – 10pm, Shining Spirit Wellness, Cedarbooke Chateau (Fitness Room), 32331 7th Ave. Meditation & Reiki practice night, no experience necessary. www.healbc.com WEDNESDAYS & FRIDAYS Mission Twilight Concert Series, 7 – 8pm, Fraser River Heritage Park, 7494 Mary St. Find us on Facebook for the lineup.

THURSDAYS FLOW - Yoga, 6 – 7am, Flow Yoga and Fitness Studio, 7331 Grand St. www.flowyogaandfitness.com

Balanced Parenting, 10am – 12pm, All Saints Anglican Church, 33077 2nd Ave. Preregister 604-826-3634.

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Louise Tucker: Louise.tucker@ missioncommunityservices.com Chair Yoga, 10:45 – 11:30am, Mission Seniors Activity Centre, 33100 10th Ave, 604-814-2188 www.missionseniorcentre.com Jam Sessions, 1 – 3pm, Mission Seniors Activity Centre, 33100 10 Ave, 604-814-2188 Scrabble Club, 1 - 4pm, Mission Library, 33247 2nd Ave. 604-826-6610 Kids Yoga Drop-In (Ages 5 -10), 2:30 – 3:45pm, Flow Yoga & Fitness Studio, 7331 Grand St. www.flowyogaandfitness.com kelly.kristy@hotmail.com 403818-2574 Barre 45, 4:30 – 5:15pm, Flow Yoga and Fitness Studio, 7331 Grand St. www. flowyogaandfitness.com FLOW - Yoga, 5:30 – 6:30pm, Flow Yoga and Fitness Studio, 7331 Grand St. www.flowyogaandfitness.com Zumba, 6pm, Inspire Me Fitness at The Stage in Mission, 32998 1 Ave. Drop in $10. www.inspiremefitness.ca

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3rd THURSDAYS Abbotsford Better Breathers, 10am -12pm, Cascade Community Church, 31590 Delair Rd., Abbotsford. Better Breathers is a support group for people with Lung conditions (COPD, asthma, pulmonary fibrosis or other chronic lung diseases) and is sponsored by the BC Lung Association. Monthly meetings feature educational and social activities. For further information contact: B.C. Lung Association at 1-800-665-5864 or (604) 731-5864, betterbreathers@ bc.lung.ca 4TH THURSDAYS Fraser Valley Needlearts Guild Day Meeting, 9:30am - 1:30pm, Cedarbooke Chateau (Cherry Craft Room), 32331 7th Ave. Bring your lunch or order it on arrival. For more info: fvngbc@gmail.com FRIDAYS 20/20/20 (Fitness & Yoga), 7:15 – 8:15am, Perseverance Fitness in Mission. $41/4 weeks. www.perseverancefitness.ca Yoga Kids Summer Camp, Ages 4 - 9 years old, 9 – 10:30am, Perseverance Fitness in Mission. $75.00/4 weeks www.perseverancefitness.ca FLOW - Yoga, 9:05 – 10:05am, Flow Yoga and Fitness Studio, 7331 Grand St. www.flowyogaandfitness.com Chair Exercise, 9:15 – 10am, Mission Seniors Activity Centre, 33100 10 Ave, 604-814-2188 Sto:lo Aboriginal Skillls & Employment Training, 9:30am – 2:30pm, Mission WorkBC, 7336 James St. Call 604-702-8115 or email james.woyke@saset.ca for more information

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CALL 604-830-1349 Keith Hine Crib, 11am – 1pm, Mission Seniors Activity Centre, 33100 10 Ave, 604814-2188 Deep Stretch, 11:15 – 12:10pm, Flow Yoga and Fitness Studio, 7331 Grand St. www.flowyogaandfitness.com FLOW – Yoga 45, 12:30 – 1:15pm, Flow Yoga and Fitness Studio, 7331 Grand St. www.flowyogaandfitness.com Karaoke Party Night with Les Kizmann, 14th Ave Pub, 32516 14th Ave. Facebook-14th Ave Pub for more info.

Intertribal Drumming, 1 – 3pm, Mission Friendship Centre, 33136 1 Ave. (604) 826-1281 Chef Creations with Colin Rogers, 5 – 9pm, The Historic Dewdney Pub, 8793 S. River Rd, Dewdney. www.HistoricDewdneyPub.ca Live Music Fridays at Fog on the River, 7 – 9pm, Fog on the River, 32281 Lougheed Hwy. Come for dinner and live, local entertainment. 604-820-9612 2ND FRIDAYS Days for Girls Sewing and Prep Kits Event, 10am – 1pm, Copper Hall, 33129 Railway Ave. For more info: Jacqueline Fischer 604-855-6490 missionbc@daysforgirls.org www. daysforgirls.org Old Age Pensioners Organization General Meeting, 1:30 – 3pm, Mission Seniors Activity Centre, 33100 10 Ave, 604-814-2188 3RD FRIDAYS Healing Connections, 7 – 9pm at Oasis Retreat Spa B&B, 11734 Allan St. For info or tickets, call 604-4627780. www.oasis-retreat.com

4TH FRIDAYS Old Age Pensioners Organization Birthday Party, 1:30pm, Mission Seniors Activity Centre, 33100 10 Ave, 604-814-2188 SATURDAYS FLOW - Basic, 8:30 -9:30am, Flow Yoga and Fitness Studio, 7331 Grand St. www.flowyogaandfitness.com Mission City Farmers Market, 9am – 1pm, Mission Leisure Centre, 7950 Grand St. www.missioncityfarmersmarket. com 604-302-5561 FLOW - Yoga, 10 – 11am, Flow Yoga and Fitness Studio, 7331 Grand St. www.flowyogaandfitness.com Live Music - Best Local Country Bands, Music starts at 8:30pm, The Historic Dewdney Pub, 8793 River Rd S. www.historicdewdneypub.ca Weaving for Beginners Workshop by the Mission Weavers & Spinners Guild, 4 Saturday (10 hours in total),The LoomRoom at Trendy or what Knot Yarns & Gifts, 33118a First Ave. To sign up, call 604-287-5668 or email missionwsg@gmail.com, www. trendyorwhatknot.ca/index.php/ learn?start=6 Spinning for Beginners Workshop

by Heleen DeBoer, organized by the Mission Weavers & Spinners Guild, 4 Saturday. You’ll learn to spin your own yarn on a spinning wheel. The LoomRoom at Trendy or what Knot Yarns & Gifts, 33118a First Ave. To sign up, call 604-2875668 or email missionwsg@gmail. com or https://trendyorwhatknot. ca/index.php/learn?start=7 1ST SATURDAYS Free Community Lunch, 12pm, Bethel Community Church, 32729 7th Ave.

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Al-Anon Family Groups - Strength and Hope for Families and Friends of Problem Drinkers. Meetings are held Monday thru Friday evenings and weekdays. Please check the following websites for meeting locations and times. BC/ Yukon Al-Anon OR al-anon.org.

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EVERY OTHER SATURDAY Live Bands, The 14th Ave Pub, 32516 14th Ave. Facebook - The 14th Ave Pub. French Conversation Salon, 1 - 2pm, Open to all adults who are learning French. Contact Michelle at 778-982-3626 or michellelanguagetutoring@ hotmail.ca www.tutoringbymichelle.ca WEEKDAYS Harm Reduction, 9am – 4pm, Community Health, Mission Friendship Centre, 33136 1 Ave. (604) 826-1281 Free Community Lunch, 12pm, Mission Friendship Centre, 33136 1 Ave. (604) 826-1281 WEEKDAYS THE HAPPINESS (R)EVOLUTION’s Evening of creative exploration, inspiration, self-growth & empowerment. 6:30pm - 8pm (check website for specific dates) Mission Community Library. www. kaizeninspiredlife.com/happinessrevolution

MONTHLY National Association of Federal Retirees, is a non-profit organization open to all federal retirees and current employees nearing retirement. Our organization supports and assists members with pension and health care/dental benefit information.

We have six general meetings and two luncheon banquets a year, where we share information and have speakers from interesting support agencies. Once a member, you have access to exclusive savings from our many preferred partners. For more information on our local branch which serves both Abbotsford and Mission members, contact Central Fraser Valley Branch BC-01 at 778-344-6499, or visit the national website www. federalretirees.ca

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MISSION HOSPICE SOCIETY VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Are you looking for a challenging volunteer role where you can make a positive difference in the lives of others? We need reliable and compassionate volunteers for our various support programs and services. ♥ Bereavement Volunteers ♥ (TRIM) The Residence in Mission Companioning Volunteers ♥ Community Palliative Support Volunteers ♥ Christine Morrison Hospice Volunteers ♥ Music Therapy Volunteers ♥ Pet Therapy Volunteers ♥ Mission Memorial Hospital 2nd floor Volunteers ♥ Office Assistance Volunteers ♥ Fundraising /Event Volunteers

WHO IS THE MISSION HOSPICE SOCIETY? We are a community-based, non-profit, charitable organization, established in 1985 , who, are committed to providing life enhancing care and support to individuals and families facing end of life and or grief and loss.

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Love Where You Live!

It is all too easy to take where you live for granted, it often isnt until we have guests from out of town, or really stop and take stock that we find renewed appreciation for our community and the lifestyle available to us on a daily basis.

So here is a gentle nudge to highlight some of the amazing places, activities and events on offer in the place we are fortunate to call home #exploremission.

• Waterfalls including Rolley Falls, Steelhead Falls and Cascade Falls

ATTRACTIONS: • The Powerhouse at Stave Falls a 100 year old powerhouse and visitor experience that is a National Historic Site of Canada • Mission Raceway Park with the fastest drag strip in Western Canada • Mission Museum telling the story of Mission’s people across the years

TIME TO CELEBRATE. OUTDOOR RECREATION: • The offering This is aFraser time ofRiver celebration and change boating, fishing and hiking as Tourism Mission and the Economic opportunities Development Department move into the • 12 Fresh Water Lakes Visitor Information Centre (VIC)for at hiking, 34033 swimming, kayaking, boating Lougheed Highway. We are fortunate toand have fishing great neighbours with the Mission Regional • Municipal, Regional & upstairs, Chamber of Commerce moving Provincial Fraser making us a hubParks for the including business, residential River Heritage Park, Rolley Lake and visitor community. Make sure you come Provincial Park, Neilson Regional out and meet the team, and pick up information Park and neighbourhood the Silverdale on your local andWetlands communities • Mission Municipal Forest with across British Columbia. recreational trails for hiking, Inmountain line with ourbiking big move have also hired andweforestry aeducation new staff member, two summer students and officiallyWest appointed five members to the • Stave Forest and Mission Tourism Committee.

Recreation Area now offering approximately 200 campsites at Ema Low has joined the team as the new Sayres Lake, Kearsley Creek, Visitor Services Clerk and will be your warm Rock Creek and Rocky Point welcome at the VIC, community events and a variety locations Photo Credit:ofBob Friesenthroughout the summer.

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Harvard University. She has lived in Mission

& mountain bike enthusiast, Val Billesberger,

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Archivist and Operations Manager at the

many of you. After several years of working

• Roots n Blues Festival as part for Tourism Abbotsford Ema is excited to begin of Mission Culture Days a new journey in her home town.

(September 29) • Diwali – Festival of Light Juwa Itto and Natalie Patterson will with also be free ethnic food entertainment joining the team as and our summer students, (Octoberas24)visitor ambassadors and working • River’s specifi Edgec Haunted undertaking tourism based project Attraction be prepared scream work.

Juwa worked at the VICto last summer around with and will beHalloween helping to tell ourthis local stories, interactive fright nightwith experience and Natalie has worked many local (various dates October) organizations and will bring her experience Annual Christmas Craft Market in• social media and photography to help build with an array of unique artisan our audience; along with collecting data on gifts (November 3 - 4) visitation across the community.

• Fraser Valley Bald Eagle The Tourism Committee is now Festival where nature team and the fibiodiversity nalized, as a sub-committee of the Economic of the Fraser Valley Development Select (November Committee (EDSC) and are celebrated 17-18) will be tasked with developing tourism initiatives

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There is also a wide selection of dining experiences spread across heritage, arts and culture; Michelle Demers the community from Hotties Food Shaevitz, Mission Folk Music Festival Director Emporio near Hayward Lake, to with experience in event planning, arts & Blackberry Kitchen in Fraser River culture and marketing; Paula Kent, retired Heritage Park; a host of unique from the TD Bank and currently studying for an stores grouped in the Downtown MA in Tourism Management will bring a wealth core and across other shopping of customer service and local knowledge to locations including The Junction the team; Ron Smith, Leq’a:mel Development and Mission Hills Mall; plus Corporation will bring the local Indigenous entertainment offered by The perspective and economic development Clarke Theatre, The Stage, knowledge to the role; and Katt Stearns from SilverCity, Opening Nite Theatre Katt Stearns Consulting brings her expertise of and our local pubs. marketing and website development.

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We all have control on how we respond to what occurs in our present moments and sometimes we just forget because we get caught up in life’s fast paced situations. Learning how to reflect on situations instead of automatically reacting in any given moment, will allow you to be more calm and clear headed. We do have time to take good care of ourselves when we decide to and we would do very well to remind ourselves that we also have more control over our well-being, once we give ourselves that time, care and attention. Breathing is a vital part of our existence and will always be there to help keep you clear headed, grounded and alive! By being more consciously aware of this beautiful gift we have, we will be able to stabilize ourselves just by focusing on our Breathing, slowing it and ourselves down, for it is always supporting us!

Healing Center Providing A Wide Range Of

Alternative, Natural, Traditional Northern Healing CenterHealing provides a wide range of alternative, andLightCultural Services

holistic, cultural and non-invasive alternative healing services.

Everyone can benefit from the services and teachings provided by wonderful Reiki Practitioners, Jeff Willan and Shannon Fischer.

Their featured service is the Group Reiki Healing which is offered every other week. They are located at 33130 - 1st Ave, Mission BC within The Natural World – Crystals and Gifts shop.

(604) 334 7377

Visit their website at www.northernlighthealingcenter.com for more information or visit the shop anytime between 10am – 5pm Mon – Sat to sign up for an Event or book any other service that they provide.

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3 shops under 1 roof: Trendy or what Knot Yarns & Gifts LoomRoom by Mission Weavers & Spinners Guild Turtlebeads Studio Jewellery 33118A First Avenue, Mission BC V2V 1G4 604-287-5668 info @ trendyorwhatknot.ca

WELCOME TO THE FUTURE! PROFESSIONAL CUSTOM 3D PRINTED EYEWEAR ONLY AVAILABLE AT SWING OPTICAL

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Specsy uses the latest technology to craft one-of-akind eyewear that fits perfectly and caters to any and every style.

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Design your frame in-store with our advanced 3D platform.

It takes less than a minute for us to snap a 3D photo of you, which we will use to digitally create a perfectly sized and shaped frame, as soon as the photo is taken.

Choose any colour, any pattern, any customization or personalization, any lens, any size, any shape. There are no limits, and itʼs all included.

After youʼve designed your frame, it is 3D printed, polished and hand-finished in about one week.

Your frames will fit you – and only you – like a glove. All frames have a 2 year warranty.

Come in today and give it a try!

3rd Party Billing Blue Cross • Sunlife • Manulife • Standardlife & more Book your eye health examination today with Dr. Lyndon Balisky, Optometrist

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• Real Estate • Wills and Incapacity Planning • Personal Injury

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Toy Store 33232 1st Ave, Mission BC V2V 1G6

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2019 Young Voices “Connections” Award Winners Honorable Mention – Pen & Ink / Watercolour - Marie

Yoshi: Kyoto Temple Honorable Mention – 3D - Simiran Shergill: A Multitude

Of Eyes Honorable Mention - Kajal Dhaliwal: The Streets of India Honourable Mention -Sara Matik: Sister Honorable Mention - Natalie Quillévéré: Mom Best In Show – Junior - Tia Watson: Judgement Best In Show – Senior -Shyanne Grunow: Evanesce

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MISSION YOUTH Makinley is 7 years old and is a member of the Mission Skating Club, plays ball with Mission Minor Baseball and dances for Abbotsford Dance Academy. Look out for this talented young lady on the stage, ball field or skating rink!

"My Favourite Things About Summer" by Makinley

I got a kayak for the lake. I am going to my grandma's cabin over the summer to use it.

I like to play with my friends and swim and hangout with my mom. We like to play with crafts.

I am excited to go to community police day and see my friend Cst. Hejazi.

I had my dance recital and and skating awards in June . My favourite sports are skating, dance, and baseball.

I get to go camping with all my family and my cousins come from Alberta.

It is lots of fun and we stay up late to roast marshmallows. We play lots of games, throw water balloons, and go out on the boat.

Mission Senior Secondary's Samual Adams gets signed to play lacrosse with the North Greenville Crusaders.

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e are currently searching for participants for a study at the University of the Fraser Valley which aims to reduce anxiety in cancer survivors using a twice weekly, 8 week group based trail walking program led by a qualiďŹ ed hiking guide in the Cultus Lake area. Research has shown that both physical activity and being exposed to the natural environment can reduce anxiety.

with a situation where a growing population of people have survived a traumatic and life changing event, and now deal with the negative impacts both physically and emotionally.

If you are a cancer survivor who has been cleared by your physician to engage in physical activity and are struggling with feelings of anxiety than this program may be of interest to you. If you are interested and want to hear more please contact Joleen Prystupa joleen.prystupa@student.ufv.ca or Dr. Iris Lesser iris.lesser@ufv.ca to discuss your participation.

With cancer being the second leading cause of death worldwide, most people have experienced and felt the impact of cancer, either personally or of loved ones. Most cancer research has been directed to ďŹ nding treatments and helping people survive after a diagnosis. This research has been highly This program starts early September and successful! However, now we are faced runs through the end of October.

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