What's On! Burnaby January / February 2019

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January / February 2019

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Hoping your 2019 is f il led it y! er p os r p d n a s s e in p p a h h it w fr om W hat’s O n! B ur naby!

PUBLISHERS’ NOTE amazing Burnaby immigrant who has made a huge mark on our city and province, Joseph Csabai (p.16).

NEW YEAR OPPORTUNITIES! Every New Year seems to give rise to new ideas, new challenges and lots of hope for new possibilities! Whether your year starts off with a new diet or a new business venture, we hope you’ll take time to enjoy some fun activities and take in some of the great events happening around our city! In this issue of What’s On! Burnaby, we’ll ďŹ ll you in on events involving everything from sports to the arts and special events like the Caregiver Expo 2019 (p.21). We’ll draw your attention to some of the terriďŹ c businesses in our city, like PP’s Creative Hair Design (p.6) and Just Like Family Home Care (p.23). We’ll also tell you about an

With this issue, we welcome a new member of our What’s On! Burnaby team, Eiji (pronounced “AG�) Yoshikawa. We wrote about him a few months ago and now this experienced magazine publisher is part of our crew! We trust What’s On! Burnaby will help to keep you connected with all the wonderful opportunities in our community throughout 2019!

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Contents: Events Calendar

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WE ARE CANADA

Fun Page

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Library Events

Early Psychosis Intervention

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Events for THE 55+

How to Have Better Vet Visits

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Kids Page

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Just for KIDS & YOUTH

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Fun Page Solutions

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Find Your Photo

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24 DISCLAIMER: While we strive to provide the most up-to-date information on events and activities in Burnaby, all details of the events and activities are subject to change. We recommend that you contact the organizer directly to conďŹ rm 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 reect 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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SUN DEC 30 SFU Clan Men’s Basketball 5 PM West Gym 8888 University Dr Catch some great Men’s Basketball ac on as the SFU Clan host the Trinity Western University Spartans from Langley. Info / ckets at athle cs.sfu.ca.

TUES JAN 1 Polar Bear Toonie Skate 6 PM – 9:30 PM Bill Copeland Sports Centre 3676 Kensington Ave

Join us for ice ska ng, face pain ng, cra s and games. Skates and helmet included in admission. For info call 604-297-4521. THUR JAN 3 SFU Clan Hockey 7 PM Langley Events Centre 7888 200 St, Langley Head out to Langley to watch The Clan take on the Spartans from Trinity Western in BHICL ac on. Info at sfuhockey.com. THUR JAN 3 SFU Clan Men’s Basketball 7 PM West Gym 8888 University Dr It’s the first game of the GNAC Men’s Basketball season as the SFU Clan host the Saints from St. Mar n’s

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University. Info and ckets at athle cs.sfu.ca. FRI JAN 4 Family Movie Ma nee Paddington 2 2 PM – 4 PM Tommy Douglas Library 7311 Kingsway Enjoy this G-rated movie with your kids or grandkids. Recommended for ages 6+. Kids under 10 must be accompanied by an adult. Free event. For info call 604-522-3971.

SAT JAN 5 SFU Clan Hockey 7 PM Bill Copeland Sports Centre 3676 Kensington Ave Cheer on The Clan as they host the Selkirk College Saints from Castlegar in BHICL ac on. Info at sfuhockey.com. SAT JAN 5 SFU Clan Men’s Basketball 7 PM West Gym 8888 University Dr Catch the SFU Clan as they take on the Sea le Pacific University Falcons in GNAC Men’s Basketball ac on. Info and ckets at athle cs. sfu.ca. THUR JAN 10 SFU Clan Women’s Basketball 7 PM West Gym 8888 University Dr Get out to support the SFU Women as they ba le the Wolves from Western Oregon University in GNAC ac on. Info and ckets at athle cs.sfu.ca.

THUR JAN 10 PADS Volunteer Info Session 7 PM – 9 PM PADS Training Centre 9048 Stormont Ave Want to volunteer for Pacific Assistance Dogs Society (PADS)? A end a volunteer info session that will answer ques ons and give you the chance to meet some of our people (and pups). For info visit pads.ca. SAT JAN 12 SFU Clan Women’s Basketball 7 PM West Gym 8888 University Dr Cheer on the SFU Women as they ba le the Concordia University Cavaliers in GNAC ac on. Info and ckets at athle cs.sfu.ca. SAT JAN 19 SFU Clan Men’s Basketball 7 PM West Gym 8888 University Dr Get out and support The Clan as they host the Montana State UniversityBillings Yellowjackets in GNAC Men’s Basketball ac on. Info and ckets at athle cs.sfu.ca. SUN JAN 20 Baby ‘n’ Toes Valen ne’s Workshop 9:30 AM – 11 AM Bonsor Community Centre 6550 Bonsor Ave A chance to create a keepsake that immortalizes your baby on canvas! Using your baby’s feet, toes and hands, moms, dads and caregivers create works of art. Canvases, paint and other supplies included. $30 for one session. For info call 604-297-4580.

TUES JAN 22 A Li le Lunch Music 12 NOON – 1 PM Shadbolt Studio Theatre 6450 Deer Lake Ave A Li le Lunch Music is a free noon-hour concert featuring live musical performances by local ar sts. Paired with a temp ng buffet served by Encores Café star ng at 11:30 am ($12). For info call 604-297-4440.

TUES JAN 22 Jazz Jam 6 PM – 8 PM Shadbolt Centre for the Arts 6450 Deer Lake Ave Hosted by Cory Weeds of Coastal Jazz, the Jazz Jam features a stellar line-up of local jazz musicians in an improvised evening of music. Sessions are open to musicians of all ages and abili es and offer a fun, informal and free opportunity with the best of the local jazz scene. For info call 604-297-4440.

WED JAN 23 PADS Volunteer Info Session 7 PM – 9 PM PADS Training Centre 9048 Stormont Ave Want to volunteer for Pacific Assistance Dogs Society (PADS)? A end a volunteer info session that will answer ques ons and give you the chance to meet some of our people (and pups). For info visit pads.ca.

THUR JAN 24 SFU Clan Men’s Basketball 5:15 PM West Gym 8888 University Dr Take in some great GNAC Men’s Basketball as the SFU Clan ba le against the Seawolves from the University of AlaskaAnchorage. Info and ckets at athle cs.sfu.ca. THUR JAN 24 SFU Clan Women’s Basketball 7:30 PM West Gym 8888 University Dr The SFU Women are back in ac on as they host the Wildcats from Central Washington University in GNAC ac on. Info and ckets at athle cs.sfu.ca. FRI JAN 25 Friday Flicks Big 6:40 PM – 8:30 PM Tommy Douglas Library 7311 Kingsway Enjoy this PG-rated movie with your kids or grandkids. Kids under 10 must be accompanied by an adult. Free drop-in event. For info call 604-522-3971. SAT JAN 26 Flea Market 9:30 AM – 2 PM Confedera on Community Centre 4585 Albert St Clean out your cupboards or find yourself a great bargain! More than 50 tables of pre-loved items are on display to comb through. Free admission. Vendors: Register in person (M-F 9am-4pm, max one table per person). For info call 604-294-1936. SAT JAN 26 Carnival Toonie Skate 12:30 PM – 3 PM Bill Copeland Sports Centre 3676 Kensington Ave. Come celebrate French

culture with ice ska ng at Bill Copeland! Skates and helmet included in admission fee. For info call 604-297-4521. SAT JAN 26 SFU Clan Women’s Basketball 5:15 PM West Gym 8888 University Dr Cheer on the SFU Women as they take on the Nighthawks from Northwest Nazarene University in GNAC ac on. Info and ckets at athle cs. sfu.ca. SAT JAN 26 SFU Clan Hockey 7 PM Bill Copeland Sports Centre 3676 Kensington Ave Take in a great BHICL hockey game as The Clan play host to the Trinity Western University Spartans. Info and ckets at sfuhockey.com.

SAT JAN 26 SFU Clan Men’s Basketball 7:30 PM West Gym 8888 University Dr The SFU Clan take to the floor against the Nanooks from the University of Alaska-Fairbanks in GNAC Men’s Basketball ac on. Info and ckets at athle cs. sfu.ca. SUN JAN 27 Family Clayworks 11:30 AM – 1 PM Bonsor II Community Centre 6550 Bonsor Ave Explore dream me images, turning our magical clay into anything from stars, moons or planets to spaceships, angels or the vision of your celes al fantasies! Projects are fired in our kiln and glazed with shiny colours. Ages 6-15 with adult. $45 per family member. For info call 604297-4580.

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FRI FEB 1 Nikkei Used Book Sale 10 AM – 4:00 PM Nikkei Na onal Museum & Cultural Centre 6688 Southoaks Cres Discover the best finds for every book lover at the Nikkei Centre Used Book Sale! The selec ons include Japanese/English books, CDs, DVDs, and Manga! Please bring your own bags to take your new books home. Free admission. For info visit nikkeiplace.org.

SAT FEB 2 Nikkei Used Book Sale & Flea Market 10 AM – 4 PM Nikkei Na onal Museum & Cultural Centre 6688 Southoaks Cres Search for second hand treasures, Japanese items and used Japanese and English books, CDs, DVDs and Manga! Enjoy Japanese food and desserts along with Valen ne’s Day cra s for kids and adults. Free admission. For info, visit nikkeiplace.org.

FRI FEB 1 Friday Flicks - Raiders of the Lost Ark 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM Tommy Douglas Library 7311 Kingsway Enjoy this PG-rated movie with your kids or grandkids. Kids under 10 must be accompanied by an adult. Free drop-in event. For info, call 604-522-3971.

SAT FEB 2 SFU Clan Women’s Basketball 7 PM West Gym 8888 University Dr The Seawolves from the University of AlaskaAnchorage are in town to ba le SFU in some great GNAC Women’s Basketball ac on. Info and ckets at athle cs.sfu.ca.

SAT FEB 2 – SUN FEB 3 Blind Date 8 PM each night Shadbolt: James Cowan Theatre 6450 Deer Lake Ave Arts Club Series. One actor. One audience member. One blind date. Experience all the exhilara on and excitement of new love as Mimi goes on a blind date with a different man every night — plucked right out of the audience! Contains mature themes and some strong language. Tickets: shadboltcentre.com.

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1. The smell of rosemary improves children's memories. 2. The mathematics that makes Wi-Fi possibly was developed by a team of of physicists looking for tiny black holes. 3. Lamborghini started out making tractors. 4. Since 1945 all tanks in the British army have been equipped with tea-making facilities. 5. Humans shed and regrow outer skin cells every 27 days. 6. Swedish only became Sweden's official language in 2009. 7. Dogs have a remarkable sense of smell, they are capable of differentiating odours in concentrations nearly 100 million times lower than humans can. 8. Listening to music can change the taste of wine and toffee. 9. The Queen has a personal bagpiper who plays outside her window for 15 minutes each morning. 10. In the 1930's there were five suits in a pack of playing cards.

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WED FEB 6 – SAT FEB 9 In Fic on 8 PM each night Shadbolt Studio Theatre Reserved 6450 Deer Lake Ave In Fic on blurs the lines between the real and the imagined. This visceral solo strikes a balance between cogni ve understanding and phantasmal imagina on with engaging, highly physical results. Tickets: ckets. shadboltcentre.com. For info call 604-297-4440. THUR FEB 7 SFU Clan Men’s Basketball 7 PM West Gym 8888 University Dr Don’t miss all the ac on as the SFU Clan host the Northwest Nazarene University Nighthawks in GNAC Men’s Basketball. Info and ckets at athle cs. sfu.ca. FRI FEB 8 Finland House Scholarship Fundraiser 6 PM Scandinavian Community Centre 6540 Thomas St. A fun evening raising support for 6 annual scholarships for deserving students! Enjoy musical entertainment, an ques corner, both silent and live auc ons, and great food ($10/person). Free admission. For info call 604294-2777.

SAT FEB 9 Cupid Toonie Skate 12:30 PM – 3 PM Bill Copeland Sports Centre 3676 Kensington Ave. Bring your sweetheart to enjoy ice ska ng, face pain ng, Valen ne cra s and fun games. Skates and helmet included in admission fee. For info call 604-297-4521. SAT FEB 9 Burnaby Heights Lunar New Year Event Has ngs St between Boundary & Gamma Spot Lion Dancers and receive a fortune cookie, a lucky red envelope, and a chance to win prizes! If snowing, event will be Feb 16. Info: burnabyheights. com. TUES FEB 12 SFU Clan Men’s Basketball 7 PM West Gym 8888 University Dr Get out and support The Clan as they host the Vikings from Western Washington University in GNAC Men’s Basketball. Info and ckets at athle cs.sfu.ca. THUR FEB 14 PADS Volunteer Info Session 7 PM – 9 PM PADS Training Centre 9048 Stormont Ave Want to volunteer for Pacific Assistance Dogs Society (PADS)? A end a volunteer info session that will answer ques ons and give you the chance to meet some of our people (and pups). For info visit pads.ca. THUR FEB 14 SFU Clan Women’s Basketball 7 PM West Gym 8888 University Dr The SFU Women will

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THUR FEB 14 Mary Stallings 8 PM Shadbolt Centre 6450 Deer Lake Ave With a career spanning seven decades and sharing the stage with such luminaries as Tony Bennet and Ella Fitzgerald, Stallings’ appearance is one not to miss! Tickets at shadboltcentre.com. SAT FEB 16 SFU Clan Women’s Basketball 7 PM West Gym 8888 University Dr Get behind the SFU Women in their final home game of the GNAC season as they welcome the Saints from St. Mar n’s University. Info and ckets at athle cs.sfu.ca.

MON FEB 18 Family Day Winter Fes val 9 AM – 1:30 PM Bill Copeland Sports Centre 3676 Kensington Ave Bill Copeland Sports Centre will be transformed into a winter fes val for a Family Day. Family-friendly ac vi es such as a pancake breakfast, face pain ng and Toonie Skate are for everyone in your family. For info call 604-297-4521. MON FEB 18 Family Day at the Carousel 11 AM - 2 PM Burnaby Village Museum Carousel 6501 Deer Lake Ave A children’s entertainer, art ac vi es, heritage games and carousel rides are all included. Pre-register to avoid disappointment. Children and adults must enroll and a end together. $6.50. No access to the Museum site. For info call 604-297-4565. MON FEB 18 Family Day Fun & Games 10 AM – 12 NOON Cameron Community Centre 9523 Cameron St Make Family Day a me to play, laugh and be crea ve. Ac vi es include Imagina on Playground, games, cra s and more. Space is limited. Registra on recommended. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Free event. For info call 604-297-4456.

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MON FEB 18 Family Hike 1 PM - 3 PM Creekside Youth Centre 2720 Beaverbrook Crescent Join us for a fun hike on Burnaby Mountain depar ng from Creekside Youth Centre. We’ll play some outdoor games, learn more about our backyard forest and essen als for hiking. Hot chocolate and light refreshments following. For info call 694294-7607. MON FEB 18 SFU Clan Hockey 3 PM Bill Copeland Sports Centre 3676 Kensington Ave Make some noise for The Clan as they ba le the Spartans of Trinity Western University in BHICL hockey ac on. Info and ckets at sfuhockey.com.

TUES FEB 19 A Li le Lunch Music 12 NOON – 1 PM Shadbolt Studio Theatre 6450 Deer Lake Ave A Li le Lunch Music will feature a free noon-hour concert with Vancouver Singer and Songwriter, Luca Fogale. Paired with a temp ng buffet served by Encores Café star ng at 11:30 am ($12). For info call 604-297-4440. TUES FEB 19 Jazz Jam 6 PM – 8 PM Shadbolt Centre for the Arts 6450 Deer Lake Ave Hosted by Cory Weeds of Coastal Jazz, the Jazz Jam features a stellar line-up of local jazz musicians in an improvised evening of music. Sessions are open to musicians of all ages and abili es and offer a fun, informal and free opportunity with the best of the local jazz scene. For info call 604-297-4440.

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SAT MAR 2 Caregiver Expo 2019 9:30 AM – 3:30 PM Bonsor Recrea on Complex 6550 Bonsor Ave Do you look a er someone who couldn’t manage without your help? Come to this event to learn about services that can support you. Presenta ons by Demen a specialist, Karen Tyrell, Translink, ICBC, and registered die cian, Wendy Sco . 20 Info Booths. Free admission. Registra on at 9 am. Free event. For info call 604-291-2258.

FRI MAR 1 SFU Clan Hockey 7 PM Bill Copeland Sports Centre 3676 Kensington Ave Take in a great BHICL hockey game as The Clan play host to the Selkirk College Saints from Castlegar. Info and ckets at sfuhockey.com.

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FRI FEB 1 – SAT FEB 16 Annie Various mes Michael J Fox Theatre 7373 Macpherson Ave This irrepressible comic strip heroine takes centre stage in one of the world’s best-loved, family-friendly musicals. Ma nee and evening performances. For show mes and ckets contact info@ alignentertainment.ca or visit michaeljfoxtheatre.ca.

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ONGOING EVENTS TUESDAYS Kizuna: Art/Japanese Culture & Conversa ons 5:30 PM – 8:15 PM Nikkei Na onal Museum & Cultural Centre 6688 Southoaks Cres Explore connec on and community through sharing Japanese heritage, art, and language. 5:30-6:45pm (arts & culture). 7-8:15pm (Japanese conversa on). Special Saturday sessions: third Saturday of each month. To learn more about Kizuna, email: ygillard. nikkeiplace@gmail.com

Interna onal Folk Dancing 6:30 PM – 9:30 PM Charles Rummel Community Centre 3630 Lozells Ave Join with the Burnaby Interna onal Folk Dancers group as they learn folk dances from around the world. Beginners are welcome. No partner or costume required. $5 per session. First night is free. For info call 604522-2031, email bifd@ burnabyfolkdance.org or visit www.burnabyfolkdance.org.

WEDNESDAYS Family Clayworks 10:30 AM - 11:45 AM Shadbolt Centre for the Arts 6450 Deer Lake Ave Work with your child to create fun projects and learn basic hand-building techniques such as slab work, coiling and pinching. The process of firing then pain ng completes each crea on. $66.45 - 5 sessions star ng Jan 9. For info visit burnabyartscouncil.org.

WEDNESDAYS S S Groovin’ Babies 11 AM – 11:30 AM Brentwood Town Centre 4567 Lougheed Hwy Join us Wednesdays for this class designed for toddlers who are on the go! Caregivers can interact with their toddlers to fun music and dancing. Meet at Children’s Play Area on lower level next to Sears. Join for 10 classes and get a free gi ! Register online at www. runnersandboo esfitness. com or by phone 604-4923688. WEDNESDAYS Zumba with Miyuki Spencer 11 AM – 12 NOON Nikkei Na onal Museum & Cultural Centre

6688 Southoaks Cres Zumba exercise classes are “fitness par es” that blend upbeat world rhythms with easy-to-follow choreography, for a totalbody workout that feels like a celebra on. Drop-in. $12/session. Bring exercise shoes and water. Contact: miyuki.spencer@gmail. com / www.facebook.com/ ZinmiyukiCanada. For info visit nikkeiplace.org.

WEDNESDAYS Burnaby Entrepreneurs Toastmasters 7 PM - 9 PM CMPNY 201-4501 Kingsway If you’re looking for a place and a group of people who can provide a suppor ve and posi ve learning experience to develop communica on and leadership skills, this is your group! For info email ebetmclub@gmail.com or visit burnabytoastmasters. com.

that children to seniors can play and enjoy together! This Shogi Workshop is for players at all levels. $10-drop-in. $90/10 classes (members: $8.50 drop-in, $75/10 classes). For info visit nikkeiplace.org.

SATURDAYS Mana’s Cra Corner 2 PM – 4 PM Nikkei Na onal Museum & Cultural Centre 6688 Southoaks Cres Each month, Mana will demonstrate and teach a unique handicra , with inspira on from Japanese cra s. Third Saturday of each month. Ages 14+. $25/session (materials included). Members $21.25. For more informa on visit nikkeiplace.org.

SATURDAYS Shogi Workshop 10 AM – 1 PM Nikkei Na onal Museum & Cultural Centre 6688 Southoaks Cres ᑗᲦ(Shogi) is a Japanese tradi onal board game

BE BOLD. BE HEARD. Join us as we celebrate our inspiring Poet-Athletes on this special red carpet evening at the Annex Theatre located at 823 Seymour Street in Downtown, Vancouver. Thursday, February 28, 2019 Doors open at 5:30pm & Show ends at 8:30pm Space is limited. Call 778.871.0686 or visit www.canadascores.org/events for more information.

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A SPORTSMAN AND A GENTLEMAN WE ARE CANADA ‌ Burnaby: City of Immigrants By Gary Wilson Almost all of us are immigrants or descendants of immigrants. Other than our indigenous neighbours, we came from some other place in the world. But now here we all are, some of us recently arrived and others, several generations ago. And as we live in this community, it’s essential that we have a sense of being neighbours and even friends with one another. To get there, it’s important to hear each other’s stories. That’s the intent of “We are Canada.â€? In this issue, we meet one of our neighbours ‌ in hopes of becoming friends.

Quick! How many people can you think of in Burnaby who have lived through a national revolution, scored a goal in professional soccer in front of 90,000 people and managed their own business here in Burnaby for 40 years? If you’re wondering who that could possibly be, we’re happy to introduce you to Joseph Csabai. This 86-year-old gentleman has lived in Burnaby for some 50 years, raised a family and now enjoys leisurely days in retirement, often spending time at Nuvola Gelato on Hastings Street. But it didn’t start that way! Joseph was born in 1932 in a small village in eastern Hungary. Raised in a typically modest home, Joseph was much like every young kid growing up in Europe. He dreamed of playing soccer at an elite, even professional level. While those dreams are usually dashed for most

youngsters as time goes by, for Joseph they became reality. He ended up being chosen for Hungary’s national soccer training center and later, for Hungary’s elite soccer team, Fernencvaros. During this time, Hungary was experiencing great political turmoil and the people eventually rose up in revolution against the Soviet-controlled government in 1956. Joseph and some fellow soccer players managed to escape from his troubled homeland and eventually, Joseph went to Spain where he played professionally with Real Zaragoza. After scoring a key goal in a game in front of 90,000 people in Madrid, Joseph was given the opportunity to sign with the famous Real Madrid team. However, misfortune struck when he was injured just before signing the contract and it proved to be the end of his playing career. While recuperating, Joseph met a chiropractor who encouraged him to go to New York and study chiropractic medicine. Joseph did just that, studying and also teaching Physical Education in a wellrespected uptown school to youngsters that included the likes of John F. Kennedy, Jr. and Willie Mays, Jr. Soon after, Joseph was asked by his friend and Hungarian soccer legend, Ferenc Puskås to join him on the coaching staff of a new professional soccer team in Vancouver, Canada.

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The year was 1968 and the team was the Vancouver Royals. It was a new league in a place where soccer did not enjoy the popularity that it did in much of the world. That coaching role lasted just for one season and a few years later, Puskas asked Joseph to move with him to Barcelona for a new coaching opportunity. However, Joseph had met a young woman and decided to stay, making his home right here in Burnaby. While establishing his chiropractic practice, Joseph became very involved in the soccer community, coaching at various levels and helping to establish the now tremendous popularity of soccer in the /RZHU 0DLQODQG DQG WKURXJKRXW %& +LV LQÁXHQFH upon the BC soccer community extends through his son, Rob, who has been involved for many years with both Soccer Canada and BC Soccer. Meanwhile, Dr. Joseph Csabai also became successful as a chiropractor. He established Brentwood Chiropractic & Sports Rehab Centre, treating everything from common back ailments to sports injuries for many amateur and professional athletes. This practice he started more than 40 years ago is now managed by eldest son, Chris. Joseph is living proof that immigrants are one of the best things about Canada. He’s added much to the health and physical well-being of many through his business. He’s contributed enormously to the sports culture of our community and our province. This gentleman loves soccer. He loves his family. He loves a good gelato. And he loves Burnaby!

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SOUPER BOWL March 8, 2019 • 6:30 pm International Women’s Day

Deer Lake United Church 5135 Sperling St., Burnaby Enjoy a soup dinner in a handmade bowl donated by members of the Burnaby Potters Guild and Tri-City Potters Guild and then take your bowl home! A fund-raiser for the Grandmothers to Grandmothers Campaign, Stephen Lewis Foundation supporting grandmothers in Africa who are raising a generation of children orphaned by AIDS.

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MON, DEC 31 Countdown to 12 Noon 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM Confedera on Community Centre 4584 Albert St Toast in the new year with enjoyable appe zers, savouries and excep onal entertainment. Proceeds go to the special events commi ee. Sorry, no refunds. Members: $15. Non-members: $18.75. For info call 604-294-1936.

ocean floor along with room recrea ons and personal histories of Titanic’s maiden voyage. A er the exhibi on, enjoy lunch (not included in fee) at White Spot. Member: $37.19. Non-member: $46.49. For info call 604297-4838 or 604-297-4456.

SUN JAN 7 Grandparents Film Fes val Series Road to La Paz 4 PM – 6 PM Edmonds Community Centre 7433 Edmonds St Join facilitator Shiraz Ramji as he shares documentaries and stories of grandparents and elders. All are welcome to this unique fes val program. No fee. For info call 604-297-4838.

THURS JAN 10 Bus Trip to Tea & Trumpets 12 NOON – 4:30 PM Confedera on Community Centre 4584 Albert St Travel with us to Vancouver to celebrate the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra’s 100th Anniversary in a concert that features the first piece ever performed by the VSO – Schubert’s Rosamunde Overture – and other works from the VSO’s history. Tea and cookies served one hour before the concert. Members: $50.70. Nonmember:$63.48. For info call 604-294-1938.

TUES JAN 8 Bus Trip to the Titanic 10 AM – 2:30 PM 7433 Edmonds Community Centre 10:30 AM – 2 PM Cameron Community Centre 9523 Cameron St This world-class exhibi on in Richmond features real ar facts recovered from the

THUR JAN 10 Demen a Friendly Café 1 PM – 3 PM Brentwood Resource Centre 2055 Rosser Ave A social gathering for persons with memory loss or demen a and their family and friends. Each Café will feature a speaker, ac vi es, music, food and beverages.

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Nikkei Seniors Home offers an Outfight Parkinson program on Mondays and Tuesdays at 11am for people battling Parkinson’s disease.

Boxing helps a great deal to fight off Parkinson’s. Hiromi, instructor Participants tell us about improvements and that’s our greatest pleasure. We put all our love into this program. Eiji, professional boxing trainer For information about how you or a loved one can join this program, CALL 604.777.5000

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FRI JAN 11 Drawing Lessons with Frank 1 PM – 3:30 PM Confedera on Community Centre 4584 Albert St Frank teaches new techniques and demonstrates how to create perspec ve and depth from a photograph. Photographs can be selected from those offered in class or students may bring their own photos or s ll life ar cles to draw. 6 sessions. Member: $63.75. Non-member: $79.70. For info call 604-294-1936. FRI JAN 11 Bus Trip to the Nikkei Centre 9:15 AM – 2:30 PM Confedera on Community Centre 4584 Albert St Join us as we travel to South Burnaby to learn about Japanese culture and Japanese Canadian history at the Nikkei Na onal Museum & Cultural Centre. We then enjoy Japanese food for lunch (not included in fee) at Hi Genki. Member: $17.69. Non-member: $22.11. For info call 604-294-1936. FRI JAN 25 Robbie Burns Lunch 12 NOON – 2 PM Edmonds Community Centre 7433 Edmonds St Welcoming all lads and lassies to a celebra on honouring the Sco sh poet, Robbie Burns. Enjoy a roast beef meal preceded by a parading of the haggis and playing of the pipes. Members: $11. Non-members: $20. For info call 604-297-4838.

FRI FEB 8 Chinese New Year Lunch 11:30 AM – 3 PM Edmonds Community Centre 7433 Edmonds St Join friends at Edmonds celebra ng the Year of the Pig. This special lunch features an array of Asian delicacies followed by an a ernoon of dancing. Register early! Members: $9. Non-members: $17.50. For info call 604-297-4838. TUES FEB 12 Bus Trip to Campbell’s Gold Honey Farm 9:30 AM – 3 PM Cameron Community Centre 9523 Cameron St 9 AM – 3:30 PM Edmonds Community Centre 7433 Edmonds St Treat yourself to honey and wine at Campbell’s Gold Honey Farm & Meadery in Abbotsford. Learn about beekeeping, enjoy samples and shop at the country store. Later, enjoy lunch (not included in the fee) at Fox & Hounds Pub & Restaurant. Member $18.56, Non-member $23.20. For info call 604-297-4456 or 604-297-4838. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS AND MANY OTHER BUS TRIPS, VISIT www.burnaby. ca/55+bustrips. THURS FEB 14 Demen a Friendly Café 1 PM – 3 PM Brentwood Resource Centre 2055 Rosser Ave A social gathering for persons with memory loss or demen a and their family and friends. Each Café will feature a speaker, ac vi es, music, food and beverages. 2nd Thursday. Please RSVP dorothy@bbyseniors.ca or call 604-291-2258.

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SUN FEB 17 Grandparents Film Fes val Series Under the Shade of an Apple Tree 4 PM – 6 PM Edmonds Community Centre 7433 Edmonds St Join facilitator Shiraz Ramji as he shares documentaries and stories of grandparents and elders. All are welcome to this unique fes val program. No fee. For info call 604-297-4838. SAT MAR 2 Caregiver Expo 2019 9:30 AM – 3:30 PM Bonsor Recrea on Complex 6550 Bonsor Ave Do you look a er someone who couldn’t manage without your help? Come to this event to learn about services that can support you. Presenta ons by Demen a specialist, Karen Tyrell, Translink, ICBC, and registered die cian, Wendy Sco . 20 Info Booths. Free

admission. Registra on at 9 am. Free event. For info call 604-291-2258. SAT MAR 2 Quilt Expo 10 AM – 3 PM Edmonds Community Centre 7433 Edmonds St Quil ng buffs will enjoy this opportunity to learn, laugh and draw inspira on from quil ng masters. Stroll through an exhibit of quilts on loan from the Pacific Spirit Quilters Guild, observe quilters in ac on and do small hands-on crea ons to take home. Free event.

ONGOING EVENTS MONDAYS Ou ight Parkinson 11 AM – 12 NOON Kenko Wellness Lounge at Nimi Nikkei Home 6680 Southoaks Cres This program helps people with Parkinson’s disease to fight against PD. “Ou ight”

emphasizes enhancements possible for quality of life, ability to perform and enjoyment of daily ac vi es. $10/ class or 11 passes for $100. For info or to register, call 604-777-5000 (ext.2000). MONDAYS (Starts Jan 7) Lively Lively (Iki Iki) 9:30 AM – 3 PM Kenko Wellness Lounge at Nimi Nikkei Home 6680 Southoaks Cres This is a program with slower-paced ac vi es and ideal for those living with demen a. It includes tea and chat, art table, exercise, lunch and recrea onal games/cooking or music. 9 Sessions (concludes Mar 11). No session Feb 18. Cost: $180. For info or to register, call 604-7775000 (ext.2000) or email ywatase@nikkeiplace.org.

6550 Bonsor Ave Have you ever wanted to learn how to bake? Join Paul Larsen, head baker for Elite Bakery, as he shows you the tricks of the trade. 4 sessions. Members: $27.50. Non-members: $30.25. For info call 604-297-4580. MONDAYS (2nd & 4th Mon) Caregiver Support Group 6 PM – 8 PM Burnaby Seniors Outreach 2055 Rosser Ave Do you look a er a rela ve or friend who couldn’t manage without your help? Burnaby Seniors Outreach has caregiver support where you can receive info and support from other caregivers and our facilitators. New caregivers welcome! No cost. For info, contact Dorothy Leclair (dorothy@bbyseniors.ca or 604-291-2258).

MONDAYS (Starts Feb 25) Introduc on to Baking 1 PM - 2:30 PM Bonsor II Community Centre

CAREGIVER EXPO 2019 MARCH 2, 2019 • 9:30 AM – 3:30 PM Bonsor Recreation Complex 6550 Bonsor Avenue, Burnaby FREE ADMISSION • Registration starts at 9:00 AM 20 booths of information & services PRESENTATIONS BY Î Dementia Specialist, Karen Tyrell Î Translink Î ICBC Î Registered Dietician, Wendy Scott 604-291-2258 • faryar@bbyseniors.ca • www.bsoss.org

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TUESDAYS Ou ight Parkinson 11 AM – 12 NOON Kenko Wellness Lounge at Nimi Nikkei Home 6680 Southoaks Cres This program helps people with Parkinson’s disease to fight against PD. “Ou ight” emphasizes enhancements possible for quality of life, ability to perform and enjoyment of daily ac vi es. $10/ class or 11 passes for $100. For info or to register, call 604-777-5000 (ext.2000). TUESDAYS (Starts Jan 8) Kui Do Raku (Eat, Talk, Relax) 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM Kenko Wellness Lounge at Nimi Nikkei Home 6680 Southoaks Cres This is a lunch, chat and fun program. It runs nicely with the other seniors programs both at Kenko Wellness and the Nikkei Centre. This means you have lunch along with the ac vi es that inter-

est you! 8 Sessions (concludes Mar 26). Cost: $80. For more informa on or to register, call 604-777-5000 (ext.2000) or email ywatase@nikkeiplace.org. TUESDAYS BE-Fit (Brain Exercise & Fitness) 1 PM – 2 PM Kenko Wellness Lounge at Nimi Nikkei Home 6680 Southoaks Crescent This program will enhance and maintain body health and brain health! It’s for you, a healthy life and increasing energy and being sound in mind and body. $10/class or 11 passes for $100. For registra on or info call 604-777-5000 (Ext.2000) or email ywatase@nikkeiplace.org.

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TUESDAYS (Starts Jan 22) Uke Can Do It! 1:45 PM – 3 PM Edmonds Community Centre 7433 Edmonds St Geared toward ukulele players who are already able to pick simple melodies, strum and switch between a minimum of four chords as well as iden fy the names of most frets in first posi on. Our focus is more first-posi on chords, intermediatelevel melodies and musical nota on. 8 sessions. 65+: $62.40. 55-64: $78. For info call 604-297-4838. TUESDAYS (Starts Jan 8) Strength & Stretch for Seniors 3:30 PM – 4:30 PM Bonsor II Community Centre 6550 Bonsor Ave Developing and maintaining muscular strength, bone density and op mal joint health is key for older adults. This chair-based strength exercise program teaches how to use

resistance bands, weights and body-weight exercises. 6 sessions. Members: $33.90. Non-members: $42.38. For info call 604-297-4580. WEDNESDAYS (Starts Jan 9) Iki Iki 10 AM – 2 PM Kenko Wellness Lounge at Nimi Nikkei Home 6680 Southoaks Cres This is a program with slower-paced ac vi es and ideal for those living with demen a. It includes tea and chat, art table, exercise, lunch and recrea onal games/cooking or music. (Language: Japanese). 10 Sessions (concludes Mar 13). Cost: $200. For info or to register, call 604-777-5000 (ext.2000) or email ywatase@nikkeiplace. org.

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THURSDAYS (Starts Feb 7) Bridge Beginner Level II 1 PM – 3 PM Cameron Community Centre 9523 Cameron St Excellent for players who have some experience with Bridge and would like to gain confidence through prac ce and p sharing. We move on from all the basics to general bidding and playing out your hand. 8 sessions. Members: $58.40. Non-members: $73. For info call 604-297-4456. FRIDAYS (Starts Jan 11) Lively Lively / Iki Iki 10 AM – 2 PM Kenko Wellness Lounge at Nimi Nikkei Home 6680 Southoaks Cres This is a program with slower-paced ac vi es and ideal for those living with demen a. It includes tea and chat, art table, exercise, lunch and recrea onal games/cooking or music. (Language: mainly Japanese). 10 Sessions (concludes Mar 15). Cost: $200.

For info or to register, call 604-777-5000 (ext.2000) or email ywatase@nikkeiplace. org. SATURDAYS (4th Sat) Caregiver Support Group 10 AM – 12 NOON Burnaby Seniors Outreach 2055 Rosser Ave Do you look a er a rela ve or friend who couldn’t manage without your help? Burnaby Seniors Outreach has caregiver support where you can receive info and support from other caregivers and our facilitators. New caregivers welcome! No cost. For info, contact Dorothy Leclair (dorothy@ bbyseniors.ca or 604-2912258).

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Just for KIDS&YOUTH WED JAN 2 – FRI JAN 4 EV3 Mindstorms Robo cs 1 PM – 3:30 PM Bonsor Community Centre 6550 Bonsor Ave Students learn to design, program and control robots and other mechanisms using the Lego® EV3 Mindstorms System. Ages 8-12. Cost: $140 for 3-day program. For info call 604-2974580. WED JAN 2 Winter Break Celebra on 9 AM – 3 PM Edmonds Community Centre 7433 Edmonds St Sports and outrageous arts are just a taste of the ac on-packed ac vi es we’ve planned. Ages 5-12. Cost: $33.66. Also available on Thurs Jan 3 and Fri Jan 4. For info call 604-297-4838.

of safety in a blacksmith’s shop. They then learn how to light a coal forge, how to heat mild steel and shape it with a hammer and anvil. Students create coat hooks. Ages 13-16. Cost: $55. For info call 604-297-4565. SAT JAN 5 Lego® Club at McGill 1:30 PM – 4:30 PM McGill Library 4595 Albert St Calling all builders! Kids ages 4 and up are invited to drop in to play with the library’s huge Lego® collec on. Moms and dads can join in too! Caregivers must accompany children under 10. Drop-in. No registra on required. For info call 604-2998955.

THURS JAN 3 Snow Tubing Out Trip 10 AM – 4 PM Summit Youth Centre 200 Willingdon Ave Winter fun at its best! Come and join us on the slopes for a day of snow tubing. Ages 10-15. Cost: $35. For info call 604-268-1369.

FRI FEB 22 Shadbolt Adventures in Art 8:30 AM – 3 PM Shadbolt Centre for the Arts 6450 Deer Lake Ave Under the direc on of qualified instructors, children will explore a variety of disciplines in this one-day-long Pro D Day Camp. Ages 6-10. Cost: $55.90. For info call 604-297-4440.

FRI FEB 1 Forging Friday 4 PM – 7 PM Burnaby Village Museum 6501 Deer Lake Ave Students start by learning the importance

FRI FEB 22 Pro-D Junior Survivor Day 9 AM – 4 PM Bill Copeland Sports Centre 3676 Kensington Ave Mission: to survive a day filled with cra s, games,

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ska ng and team challenges. Ages 5-12. Cost: $47.39. For info call 604-297-4521. FRI FEB 22 Pro-D Day Camp with Swimming 9 AM – 3 PM Edmonds Community Centre 7433 Edmonds St Looking for something fun for your kids on Pro-D Day? Have them join us for a variety of arts and cra s, games and swimming. Ages 5-12. Cost: $33.66. For info call 604-297-4838.

FRI FEB 22 Laser Tag & Swim 10 AM – 4 PM Edmonds Community Centre 7433 Edmonds St This fun-filled day includes a trip to a laser tag centre, ac ve games and a swim in the pool. Ages 10-15. Cost: $38.52. For info call 604-297-4838.

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ONGOING EVENTS SUNDAYS ONGOING Art Por olio Prepara on 10:30 AM – 12 NOON Young Ar sts’ Place #111-7727 Royal Oak Ave This class focuses on strengthening observa onal drawing and pain ng, and helping high school students produce artwork in prepara on for university & college admissions. Ages 15-18. Registra on required. $165 for 5 classes. Free trial class available. Register at youngar stsplace. com/por olioprep. SEE AD – PG 29.

JAN 13 – MAR 10 Pain ng Portraits 1 PM – 2:30 PM Young Ar sts’ Place #111-7727 Royal Oak Ave This pain ng class focuses on drawing faces and capturing likeness. Working from photos and our own faces, we’ll create portraits while learning techniques for working with acrylic paint. For ages 13-17. 8 sessions. $235. Register at youngar stsplace. com. JAN 13 – MAR 10 Young Cartoonists 2:45 PM – 3:45 PM Young Ar sts’ Place #111-7727 Royal Oak Ave An intro to the process of drawing comics! Students will be shown the steps of comic crea on,

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from scriptwri ng to thumbnails to artwork. For ages 9-13. 8 sessions. $145. Register at youngar stsplace. com. MONDAY – FRIDAY Youth Drop-In 5:30 PM – 9:30 PM 6 – 10 PM (Fridays) Summit Youth Centre 200 Willingdon Ave This is a great place for youth to hang out with their friends in a supervised environment and play PS3, pool, foosball and ping-pong in the games room, enjoy the kitchen area, and use computers with internet access. Free drop-in. Ages 13-18. Call 604-268-1369.

MONDAYS ONGOING Pre-Teen Drop-In 3 PM – 5 PM South Central Youth Centre 6749 Nelson Ave This is a great place for youth to hang out with friends, play Nintendo Wii, foosball, pool, ping-pong, and use computers with internet access, all in a supervised se ng. Grades 5-7. Free dropin. For info call 604-297-4497.

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JAN 14 – MAR 11 Junior Basketball League 3:30 PM – 5 PM Bonsor Community Centre 6550 Bonsor Ave Play weekly in this junior basketball league that focuses on selfdevelopment, drills and condi oning. Each day ends with a game. Ages 9-13. 9 sessions. $69.50. For more info call 604297-4580. JAN 21 – FEB 11 Zumba® Kids 4:15 PM – 5 PM Edmonds Community Centre 7433 Edmonds St These rockin’, highenergy fitness par es are packed with specially choreographed kidfriendly rou nes and all the music that kids love. Ages 7-10. Cost: $23.10. For info call 604-2974838.

TUESDAYS JAN 15 – MAR 12 Bollywood Jazz 5:45 PM – 6:45 PM Bonsor Community Centre 6550 Bonsor Ave Vibrant, energe c, straight from the movies, this exci ng class blends the folk and lyrical moves from India with the oomph and fun of the West. Ages 7-12. Cost: $69.30. For info call 604297-4580.

WEDNESDAYS ONGOING Pre-Teen Drop-In 3 PM – 5 PM South Central Youth Centre 6749 Nelson Ave This Youth Centre is a great place for youth to hang out with friends

and play Nintendo Wii, foosball, pool, ping-pong, and use computers with internet access, all in a supervised se ng. Grades 5-7. Free drop-in. For info call 604-297-4497.

ONGOING Drawing & Pain ng 4 PM – 5 PM Young Ar sts’ Place #111-7727 Royal Oak Ave This weekly class covers drawing and pain ng in a variety of materials. Students learn art fundamentals through projects revolving around observa on and stories. Ages 6-9. Registra on required. $110 for 5 classes. Free trial class available. Register at youngar stsplace.com/ kids. ONGOING Open Gym 7:30 PM – 9 PM Creekside Youth Centre 2720 Beaverbrook Cres Join with other teenagers at Creekside Youth Centre to play sports and hang out in a supervised environment. Free admission. Ages 13-18. For info call 604-2947607. JAN 9 – FEB 27 Lights, Rolling, Ac on! 4 PM – 5:30 PM Shadbolt Centre for the Arts 6450 Deer Lake Ave Working from script scenes, commercial audi ons and improvised sketches, students perform and present in front of the camera. Ages 10-12. Cost: $165.20. For info call 604-297-4440. FEB 20 – MAR 13 EV3 Mindstorms Robo cs 5:15 PM – 6:45 PM Bonsor Community Centre 6550 Bonsor Ave

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Students learn to design, program and control robots and other mechanisms using the Lego® EV3 Mindstorms System. Ages 8-12. Cost: $100. For info call 604297-4580.

FRIDAYS ONGOING Open Gym 5:30 PM – 9:30 PM Creekside Youth Centre 2720 Beaverbrook Cres Join with other teenagers at Creekside Youth Centre to play sports and hang out in a supervised environment. Free. Ages 13-18. For info call 604294-7607. ONGOING Sports in the Gym 6 PM – 11:45 PM Edmonds Youth Centre 7433 Edmonds Ave Join with other youth for free drop-in sports every Friday night ll midnight. Teenagers enjoy volleyball, soccer and basketball in a supervised se ng. Ages 13-18. For more info call 604-297-4841. JAN 11 – MAY 10 Raise Your Voice 3:45 PM – 4:30 PM Bonsor Community Centre 6550 Bonsor Ave Sing out loud in a fun group singing class. Young singers learn basic vocal techniques, projec on and how to sing with a group by singing pop tunes, rounds and two-part songs. 18 sessions. $184.30. Ages 7-9. For info call 604-297-4580.

SATURDAYS JAN 12 – MAR 9 Drawing Manga Characters

11 AM – 12 PM Young Ar sts’ Place #111-7727 Royal Oak Ave A manga class for budding ar sts! Learn to draw and design your own characters in an anime/manga style. For ages 6-9. 8 sessions. $145. Register at youngar stsplace.com.

JAN 12 – FEB 2 Cooking Basics 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM Edmonds Community Centre 7433 Edmonds St Young chefs can take this beginner’s course on how to make simple, easy and yummy food. Ages 10-13. Cost: $25.60. For info call 604-297-4838. JAN 12 – MAR 2 Video for Youth 11:45 AM – 1:45 PM Shadbolt Centre for the Arts 6450 Deer Lake Ave A dynamic learning environment where students create a short film based on a story generated in class. Brainstorming a plot, script wri ng, ac ng, set design, costumes and camera work are explored. Ages 9-13. 8 sessions. Cost: $143.20. For info call 604-2974440. JAN 12 – MAR 9 Video Game Concept Art 1:15 PM – 2:45 PM Shadbolt Centre for the Arts 6450 Deer Lake Ave Students work in Photoshop to learn fundamentals of design, building from quick, rough shapes up through black and white line and, finally, colour. Develop a cast of characters in the high fantasy style

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of World of Warcra or Skyrim, and the sci-fi of Mass Effect or Star Wars. 9 sessions. Cost: $202.50. For info call 604-2974440.

JAN 19 – MAR 9 Drama Games & Improv 11:05 PM – 12:05 PM Bonsor Community Centre 6550 Bonsor Ave Students are introduced to confidence-building drama games or group improvisa ons that challenge them to think quickly, act spontaneously and make bold choices. Ages 6-8. 8 sessions. $58.40. For info call 604-297-4580. JAN 19 – MAR 9 Discovering Speech & Drama 12:15 PM – 1:15 PM Bonsor Community Centre 6550 Bonsor Ave Come explore

improvisa on, mime, character work and the basics of voice produc on while improving ar cula on and projec on. The focus is on nurturing selfconfidence and having fun with interac ve drama games. 8 sessions. $58.40. Ages 9-11. For info call 604-297-4580.

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Café Monday to Friday - 8 am - 5 pm Saturday - 10 am - 4 pm

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Breakfasts • Entrees • Wraps Salads • Burgers • Sandwiches Changing Lunch Specials

8260 Manitoba Street, Vancouver | 604-325-9411 www.sugarcatering.com | sugarcatering@telus.net

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