What's On! Langley September / October 2018

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September / October 2018

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n. w hen you see me around t ow PUBLISHER’S NOTE What a fantastic summer full of events! What was your favorite? Willoughby Dayz? Ribfest? RCMP Musical Ride? So many to choose from! Summer went by fast and we are already looking forward to events coming up in September and October! The Country Celebration, Hockey, Fort Langley Cranberry Festival and the newest event The Fraser Valley Comedy Show- The Big Show in the Fort are only a few of the many exciting events in Langley. What’s On! Langley also has some exciting news we would like to share! We have an App! MAXOGRAM*gives people the ability to use their smartphone or tablets to scan a designated image that becomes informative and interactive instantly! Try it on the following images right here in the magazine - the What’s On! logo, Cynthia Dreger Mortgage Consultant logo, Simple Moves and Property Guys. We are very excited to be able to offer this great product to our readers and contributors, providing even more opportunities to get their message out to the community! Be sure to check out our website for updates as they become available.

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SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER 2018 IS BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS MONTH Celebrate mentoring throughout September during Big Brothers Big Sisters month. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Langley will have events happening all month long to help celebrate their amazing mentors who make their programs possible and spread awareness of their movement. Like and Follow Big Brothers Big Sisters of Langley on Facebook for event dates throughout September. facebook.com/bbbslangley SEP 3, 2018 16th Annual Corvette Show and Shine 11-3pm 19990 Langley Bypass Join us for an awesome display of Corvettes! Rain or shine. www.bccorvetteclub.ca 604-534-4154

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SEP 7, 2018 Equity Day & Chicken BBQ 4:30pm – 7pm Otter Co-op, 3650 248 St, Aldergrove The first 1200 people served can enjoy a chicken dinner for $5! SEP 8, 2018 Langley Cruise-In 8-4pm Fraser Hwy- 264 to 272 St Free, Donations to local Charities encouraged. http:// langleycruise-in.com Join the Langley Field Naturalists as they go south of the border to Point Roberts to visit Lighthouse Marine Park. (811 Marine Drive, Point Roberts). Meet in the parking lot at 9am. This 21-acre park has become known as one of the best places to view Orca Whales from land. 604-5766831 Fort Langley Food Truck Festival 9137 Glover Road The Greater Vancouver Food Truck Festival is fun for the whole family! This event is Free to all! https://www. fvfoodtruckfestival.com/ events SEP 9, 2018 Parkinson SuperWalk Bear Creek Park/Bear Creek Pavilion in Surrey, 9am, to support people living with Parkinson’s and their loved ones. Please bring your pledge form and funds raised to any walk location! Info: Betty, Mirela or Jaclyn at 604 6623240 or 1 800-668-3330 events@parkinson.bc.ca Swap meet & car corral 8-3pm 3100 272nd St., Aldergrove Admission $2 per person. http://langleycruise-in.com

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SEP 10, 2018 Deadline for Submissions Artist Call for solo, duo or group exhibitions. admin@ langleyarts.ca 604-534-0781 SEP 14, 2018 Movies In The Park Film - Ferdinand (rated PG) Douglas Park - 20550 Douglas Cres 7:30pm Start Bring your lawn chairs and blankets down to the park and enjoy a movie on the BIG SCREEN. Fun for the whole family. Paid concession onsite. SEP 15, 2018 Langley Rams Football Game 7pm McLeod Athletic Park Stadium SEP 16, 2018 Terry Fox Run 8:30am to 1pm Douglas Park The run will take participants through the trails, parks and streets of beautiful Langley City. After the run stay awhile and enjoy live entertainment, enter to win great prizes, or grab some lunch from the concession. Please note that event details are always subject to change. info@ terryfoxrun.org

Terry Fox Run Aldergrove Kinsman Community Centre (26770 29 Ave.) Registration: 9am Run Start: 10am Event End: 1pm Suitable for bikes, wheelchairs/strollers, rollerblades. Dogs on leash welcome. Route distance: 2 km, 5 km, and 10 km. Please note that event details are always subject to change. info@ terryfoxrun.org. Terry Fox Run Walnut Grove Community Centre - 8889 Walnut Grove Drive Registration: 8:30am Run Start: 9am Event End: 11am Suitable for bike only. Dogs on leash welcome. Route distance: 5 km, 10 km. Please note that event details are always subject to change info@terryfoxrun.org Concerts Cafe Classico LCMS String Faculty and Friends Langley Community Music School - 4899 207 St Commentary & Coffee 2:30 pm, Concert 3:30 pm Featured is the LCMS string faculty, who will present some of the beloved gems of chamber music literature. From solo and duo to trio

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and quartet - joined by piano faculty Helen Tung and Christina Tong. Tickets 604-534-2848 or visit langleymusic.com SEP 18, 2018 Willoughby Residents Meeting 7pm Shepherd of the Valley Church, 20097 72nd Ave If you live in Willoughby (Langley, BC) or are concerned about the Willoughby area, come have a say and hear what we’ve been doing for our community. Help us develop a solid voice and meet your neighbors. www. willougbyresidents.org SEP 20, 2018 City Park Celebration City Park - 4949 207 Street 4pm -7pm Langley City would like to celebrate the new playground, waterpark and field upgrades in City Park with a community celebration. At the event,

Langley City will also reveal the plans for further upgrades to be completed in spring 2019. SEP 21, 7PM TO 9PM SEP 22, 11AM TO 7PM SEP 23, 11AM TO 6PM Annual West Fine Art Show & Sale Glass House Estate Winery Partial proceeds from all sales benefit the Langley Hospice Society. For a list of feature artists: www.westart. ca Parking and Admission are FREE SEP 21, 2018 Vancouver Giants Hockey Game 7:30pm Langley Events Centre SEP 22, 2018 Volunteer Fair 11am-2pm Aldergrove Legion Hall Meet local organizations and event planners who are looking for volunteers. Learn

how you can get involved and make a difference in our community. Free admission. https://www. langleyvolunteers.ca The First Annual Mayor’s Charitable Gala Darvonda Nurseries A Farm to Table Fall Festival that will include a gourmet dinner, special musical guests, entertainment and activities, and fun. Proceeds will go to the Langley Memorial Hospital Emergency Department and other charities supported by the TLFCS. tlfcs.org SEP 23, 2018 Circle F Horse Rescue Society Poker Ride & Walk Campbell Valley Regional Park The Walk & Ride will begin from the Little River Bowl parking lot just south of the Equestrian Centre at Campbell Valley Park. Access to the lower is from the southernmost end of 208th Street, off 16th Avenue.

Tickets $30 each=one poker hand. Registration at 9am, the ride will begin at 11am. The rider or walker with the best poker hand wins the grand prize of $1,000! treasurer@ circlef.ca or Kevan Garecki at 778-858-7301 for more info! www.circlef.org BC Rivers Day Festival Derek Doubleday Arboretum 11am – 3pm Featuring live musical performances by Bobs and LoLo, Tony Prophet and the TaDa Lady. FREE BBQ lunch, interactive displays and activity booths including costume parade, wildlife displays, birdfeeder building, gold panning, climbing wall and so much more! Tons of family fun- don’t miss it! Ride your bike and receive valet parking! Free admission, no registration required. http:// www.leps.bc.ca

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Sunday Brunch Fundraiser for Horse Protection Society 11-1pm Krause Berry Farm Adults $25 - Kids 12 & Under $15 Seating is limited so reserve your tickets now! Email admin@hps4horses. org. Delicious Brunch, 5050 & More! Fun Day For The Whole Family. www. horseprotectionsocietyofbc. com

SEP 24, 2018 Meeting of the Langley Municipal Retirees Association 1:30-2:30pm Douglas Recreation Centre Meeting of the Langley Municipal Retirees Association with a short business meeting and a presentation about Credit Reports and Credit Ratings. Guests are welcome to attend. Free. langleympra@ gmail.com www.mpra.ca

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SEP 27, 2018 BC Rivers Day Williams Park 11-4pm 604-532-3511 for more information on this free event. SEP 28, 2018 Spaghetti Dinner Fort Langley Lions Hall 23022 – 88 Ave Fort Langley 5:30 – 7pm $6.00/person, Spaghetti & Meatballs with Meat sauce (also in vegan and gluten free options), Salad and Garlic Bread, takeout Also Available Vancouver Giants Hockey Game 7:30pm Langley Events Centre SEP 29, 2018 Dig in Treeplanting Jackman Wetlands, Aldergrove 272 Street at 10 Ave 10am-1pm Plant a tree to encourage healthy habitats. All supplies and refreshments provided. Sturdy footwear required. Rain or shine. Registration required: https://www. tdtreedays.com

Adult Literacy Volunteers Needed! Help someone learn to read or write in the free Community One on One Learning program. Attend a tutor training for all new volunteer adult literacy tutors in our program. Info, Kailey at kailey@encompasssupports.com Langley Rams Football Game 7pm McLeod Athletic Park Stadium Rose Gellert Hall Series The Bergmann Duo Langley Community Music School 7:30pm Start The Bergmann Duo celebrate the legendary Leonard Bernstein with his most wellknown work, West Side Story. Tickets 604-534-2848 or visit langleymusic.com Jelly Bean Dance- Fall Social Lynn Fripps Elementary School 6-8pm 604-532-7598 for more info, 7$ per child. Dance your heart out! Move and groove to the DJ, lights and fun!

Join the Langley Field Naturalists to visit Golden Ears Provincial Park in Maple Ridge. There will be viewing of fall fungi, mushrooms and more. Lead by Al Grass meet in the parking lot of the park entrance, just past the goat at 9:30am. 604-219-2043 to attend or for more info.

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OCT 6, 2018 Cranberry Festival - Free Admission Day Spend a day exploring—it’s on us! To celebrate the Fort Langley Cranberry Festival, we will be offering one free admission day on Oct 6, 2018. Put on rubber boots and jump into the popular cranberry stomp, as well as other farm-related games. Stroll over to the wonderful Cranberry Festival market in the village. Fort Langley National Historic Site, https:// www.pc.gc.ca/en/lhn-nhs/bc/ langley Wonderful Wetland Tour 9:30am – 12pm West Creek Wetlands-Glen Valley A guided tour of this 160acre gem, one of the largest areas of wildlife habitat in Langley. 14+. Exact location provided upon registration. Registration required: 604 432-6359.

Fort Langley Cranberry Festival Cool, unique vendors, free entertainment, pancake breakfast, and family activities await everyone for what is always a great day in the centre of Fort Langley. BC’s Giant Pumpkin WeighOff Event Krause Berry Farms and Estate Winery Contestant’s arrival time is between 8:30 and 10:30am. Weigh off start time is 11am. Giant pumpkins (squash, tomatoes and watermelon) are weighed in the order of their estimated weight, lightest to heaviest, with the largest pumpkins being weighed last.

and endangered owl species, right here in Langley! Learn about the work to restore the population of the spotted owl in BC. Not to mention the rare opportunity to see a live spotted owl up close! Must be 8+. Registration required, 604.532.3511 or exec_director@leps.bc.ca Vancouver Giants Hockey Game 4pm Langley Events Centre

OCTOBER OCT 3, 2018 Film Screening: Disney Nature’s Wings of Life 6pm – 8pm Township of Langley City Hall, 20338 65 Ave Bring the kids along for this magical look at pollinatorsbutterflies, hummingbirds, bees, and bats! Registration requested, 604 532 3511 or exec_director@leps.bc.ca

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Streamside Clean Up and Invasive Plant Pull 2:30pm – 4pm Walnut Grove Community Park Yorkson Creek Streamside -After school, grab your friends and head out to Yorkson Creek! Explore the creekside while removing garbage to enhance fish habitat prior to spawning season and help rid the streambanks of plant invaders. All equipment and snacks provided. All ages welcome. Registration required, 604.532.3511 or exec_director@leps.bc.ca OCT 12, 2018 Be My Baby- Comedy by Ken Ludwig Langley Playhouse, 4307 200th St Doors 7pm - Tickets $20 Each. Snacks at Intermission Cash Bar, Contact in Advance: Barb 604-889-1160 or Flo 604-307-5283 Presented by Langley Elks Lodge #259 Vancouver Giants Hockey Game 7:30pm Langley Events Centre OCT 12, 2018 FROM 1PM – 9:30PM OCT 13, 2018 FROM 10AM – 9PM OCT 14, 2018 FROM 11AM – 5PM The West Coast Women’s Show TRADEX Centre The West Coast Women’s Show is the place where every girl’s shopping fantasy can

come true, where you can shop ‘til you drop and SAVE at over 400 booths! With the latest products from hundreds of exhibitors, you will find everything on your wish list and more! If tickets are purchased on site, cash Only. www.westcoastwomen.net OCT 13, 2018 Take A Kid Mountain Biking Day Penzer Park - 198C St & 47 Ave 10am to 12pm Do you love to ride your bike? Parents and kids who love to cycle should visit us to celebrate. Farm Fresh Bus Tour 10am – 3pm Park and Ride from WC Blair Recreation Centre An intimate tour highlighting our local growers and producers and the importance of our local food system. 12+ and physically capable of walking uneven farmland terrain. Transportation and lunch provided. Space is limited. Registration required, 604 532 3511 or exec_ director@leps.bc.ca OCT 16, 2018 Vancouver Giants Hockey Game 7:00pm Langley Events Centre OCT 17, 2018 Fraser Valley Comedy Festival 8pm Langley Fox and Fiddle

19530 Langley Bypass Fraser Valley Comedy Festival presents John Cullen, KatieEllen Humphries and more. 604-530-5040, 19+ www. fraservalleycomedyfestival.com OCT 19, 2018 The Great BC Shake Out 10:19 am Get ready to Shakeout! The great British Columbia Shakeout earthquake drill is an annual opportunity for you and your family to practice how to be safer and more prepared during a major earthquake. www.shakeoutbc.ca OCT 20, 2018 Fort Langley Lions Ladies Harvest Luncheon Fort Langley Lions Seniors Hall $17.00/person 12-3pm For tickets please call Wendy at 778-233-9283 Langley City General Voting Day Nicomekl Elementary School 8am to 8pm Langley City Elections will be held to elect seven Council members and two school trustees. Halloween Dance Doors Open 6pm Langley Masonic Hall, 20701 Fraser Hwy Prizes for Best Costumes, Free Snacks, Cash Bar. Tickets $20 Contact Barb 604-8891160 or Flo 604-307-5283. Presented by Langley Elks Lodge #259

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agreement. Are you done? Not quite yet. Contact your lawyer or notary public, contact your lending institution and consult me. Immediately start satisfying any conditions of the agreement that require action on your part. On closing day, your lawyer or notary public will finalize all the details. • Prepare your finances. If you’re buying a new home, is your mortgage “portable”? What taxes are involved? These are important questions to ask me, your mortgage lender and your notary public or lawyer. Although this may seem overwhelming, with my professional advice and assistance, this will be a very rewarding and positive venture!

• Decide when to sell. Timing can influence your home’s selling price. Factors like how quickly you need to sell, whether it’s a buyers or sellers market and seasonality all play a role in your home’s final selling price.

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• With my professional advise, determine your home’s list price. The right list price will attract buyers and pay you a maximum return. Your goal is to find fair market value. • Prepare your home for sale. First impressions matter. Now is the time to see your home through a buyer’s eyes. Clear away clutter, clean and repair as much as you can, within reason. • Sign a Listing Agreement. This authorizes me and my Brokerage to market and sell your home. • Let me do what I do best. Your home has never looked so good and now it’s time for me to market it to potential buyers. This happens with a “For Sale” sign, open houses, your listing on the MLS®, the internet, social media and of course, through my relationship with other REALTORS®. • Receive an offer. I will walk you through the process. You will have three options: you can accept, you can reject, or you can or “counter”. Ask me what these terms mean. • Close the deal. You were successful and have drafted a legally binding

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FORT LANGLEY MAKERS MARKET Fort Langley's Hottest New Market is here! Twice a month from 10-4 you will find makers, bakers and growers showcasing their wares at the Fort Langley Lions Hall, on the corner of 88th and Glover. Also features a food and coffee truck.

OCT 25, 2018 Spaghetti Dinner Fort Langley Lions Hall 5:30-7pm $6.00/person, Spaghetti & Meatballs with Meat sauce (also in vegan and gluten free options), Salad and Garlic Bread, takeout Also Available

April 14 & 28 May 5 & 26 June 9 & 23 July 7 & 28 Aug 11 & 25 Sept 8 & 22 Bring in the ad for a free draw entry of a basket of amazing handmade items.

Vancouver Giants Hockey Game 7:00pm Langley Events Centre OCT 21, 2018 Vancouver Giants Hockey Game 4:00pm Langley Events Centre OCT 24, 2018 The Big Show in the Fort 8pm Chief Sepass Theatre, Langley

9096 Trattel St, Fort Langley Fraser Valley Comedy Festival presents The Big Show in the Fort featuring Ivan Decker, Graham Clark, Sophie Buddle, Mayce Galoni, and Katrina Bennett. 604-888-3113. Tickets $20 in advance available online and at Wendel’s Bookstore and Café. www. fraservalleycomedyfestival. com

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OCT 27, 2018 Jelly Bean DanceHalloween Scream Lynn Fripps Elementary School 6-8pm 604-532-7598 for more info, 7$ per child. Dance your heart out! Move and groove to the DJ, lights and fun! Ghosts, Goblins & Ghouls Langley Centennial Museum 10-12pm or 1:30-3:30pm Dress up early and join us for a day of family-friendly activities. 604-532-3536, 10$/family Vancouver Giants Hockey Game 7:00pm Langley Events Centre OCTOBER 27, 2018 Love is Blind Masquerade Langley Pos-Abilities Society 6-midnight Cascades Casino Resort Join us for Dinner, DJ & Dancing, live and silent auction and try on a disability. Langley PosAbilities Society, tickets available on Langley.posabilities.org, 604-961-0117, Tickets 100$. Proceeds help fund assistive devices and resources for Langley Residents. OCT 28, 2018 Vancouver Giants Hockey Game 4:00pm Langley Events Centre Halloween at Fort Langley Trick-or-treat at Fort Langley National Historic Site! Make a craft, visit the Spooky Servants quarters and get an

airbrush tattoo. Wear your costumes. Free for youth 17 and under. Fort Langley National Historic Site, https:// www.pc.gc.ca/en/lhn-nhs/bc/ langley Halloween Family Fun Event West Langley Hall 10-11am or 11:30-12:30pm 604-882-0408 for more info 5$/child W.C Blair Recreation Centre 2-4pm 604-533-6170 for more info 5$/child Wear your costume and join us for craft making, cookie decoration, story time and more! Concerts Cafe Classico Saxophilia Saxophone Quartet Langley Community Music School Commentary & Coffee 2:30 pm, Concert 3:30 pm The Vancouver-based saxophone quartet will perform a mix of original classical saxophone repertoire and a world premiere by Edmonton composer Joseph Lai. Tickets 604-534-2848 or langleymusic.com OCT 31, 2018 Halloween NOV 11, 2018 Fall Painting Exhibition and Sale Port Kells Art Club 12-5pm Fort Langley Community Hall Original watercolors, acrylics, oils & pastels. Free admission, refreshments available and meet the artists!

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addiction. 604-534-7230 ext.1108 Are you 55+? Join us at Otter Co-op Cafe the 4th Monday of every month for a social luncheon which may include a guest speaker, always great food and good company. $5.00 (includes lunch – tea or coffee – dessert). Pre-register at the Admin Office or Merilee 604 607 6923. Starts at 11:30 am. Fort Langley Canoe Club, Dock-Fort Langley Marina Park Tuesdays and Thursdays 8:45–10am Church St, Fort Langley Wanted: fit, enthusiastic women to join the team. Great fitness, friendship and fun. Participate in regattas. Langley Support Group 3rd Friday of each month (no meetings in July and August) 1pm-3pm

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Douglas Recreation Centre This support group provides people with Parkinson’s, their caregivers and families an opportunity to meet in a friendly, supportive setting. Info, sdawes@parkinson.bc.ca or 604.662.3240. Langley (YOPD & Young at Heart) Parkinson’s Support Group Willoughby Community Centre at Langley Events Centre 3rd Sunday of each month 10am – 12pm Please contact Parkinson Society British Columbia for more info: 1-800-668-3330. EVERY OTHER SATURDAY French Conversation Salon 1pm-2pm Mission Open to all adults who are learning French. Michelle at 778-982-3626 or michellelanguagetutoring@ hotmail.ca or www. tutoringbymichelle.ca

Valley Therapeutic Equestrian Association (VTEA) VTEA is a volunteer based therapeutic riding facility located in beautiful Aldergrove, BC. Therapeutic riding sessions are offered Tue-Sat, 9-5pm, year-round. A Physician’s referral is required to participate. info 604-857- 1267 or info@ vtea.ca *VTEA is always in need of volunteers. Langley Toastmasters Club 2743 Tue evenings 6:50pm-9pm Timms Community Centre, Langley City FREE drop in. A place to grow confidence, enhance leadership skills, polish communication skills and to become more comfortable around speaking in public. langley.toastmastersclubs.org

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Supportive Steps Walking Group, Every Wed morning (9:30am – 10:30am) Walking Group Every Mon Evening - (6:30pm to 8:30pm) Langley Community Chorus Langley Music School Choir is seeking male tenors to join our chorus! Please contact: membership@langleychorus. org Teens, 19+, Seniors Bond to Literacy Parents of children ages 3, 4 and 5 will learn how to develop their children’s early literacy skills Two programs are running this fall: 1. Sat mornings, Sep 12 - Dec 1, 2018 at Langley Early Years Centre. 2. Wed evenings, Sep 19 - Dec 5, 2018 at Langley Community Services Society. Register, Ewa Boss at BTLLangley@ gmail.com or 604-817-0265 Connect Now Langley 1st Wednesday of Each Month 11:15am - 1:30pm White Spot Willowbrook Shopping Centre This is a business networking lunch & learn for business owners and professionals. connectnowbusinessnetwork. com for more details.

for Basics for Babies. Meet in the northwest corridor. 604.492.3688 or www. runnersandbootiesfitness.com Langley Community Farmers Market Fresh, local, made, baked and grown products. See you at the Market! Kwantlen University Campus Courtyard, Wednesdays until October 10th, 12noon – 4:30pm, 20901 Langley Bypass. Timms Community Centre, Saturdays until Oct 6th, 10am – 2pm, 20339 Douglas Crescent. http://lcfm. ca Changing Gears First Wednesday of every month at 11:30. New York Grill, Fraser Highway across from Save-On Foods, no fees. Changing Gears is for seniors who would love a social life. msmith445@shaw.ca or judyhansen@shaw.ca for info.

The BC Farm Museum Come visit BC’s largest collection of pioneer life and agricultural heritage artifacts. Check out some of the demonstrations on how things were used or made “in the olden days”. Make a reservation for your seniors group or school field trip. Open daily 10am to 4:30 pm until Sep 30, 2018. Small admission fee. www.bcfma. com 604-888-2273 Fort Langley Food & Friends Seniors We provide a warm inviting environment within St. George’s Parish Hall in Fort Langley. All seniors (55+) are welcome to enjoy a lunch, coffee/tea and a guest speaker. Second & Fourth Wednesday of the month. 11:30-1pm. Cost $5/person. must RSVP @ 604-8887782 no later than noon the day before the event

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Willowbrook Shopping Centre Walking Club Members of the Walking Club meet every morning and walk the Centre. 604.398.2848 Shop ‘n Stroll Willowbrook Shopping Centre New parents and babies every Tuesday and Friday morning at 9:30 am. Participation is by donation of baby items such as baby food or formula

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Fort Langley Lions Seniors Luncheons 2nd & 4th Tuesdays, from 11:30-3pm 23022 – 88 Avenue Fort Langley $6/person. Lunch includes choice of 2 soups, sandwich and dessert. After stay to socialize, play cards, dominoes, etc. Wendy 604888-4051 to reserve (leave a message) At Brookswood Seniors Activity Centre, 604-5304232, we have many diverse and fun activities to stimulate and entertain. We have: Chess club that meets Mondays from 7-10 pm. Cribbage (5 card) meets Tuesdays from 12-2pm tea and goodies included. Square and Round Dancing meet Tuesday (Plus) 7-9:30 pm and Wednesday (Beginner/ Mainstream) 7-9:30 pm (September to May) Zumba gold Monday and Thursday from 9-10:30 am

Pool/Snooker meets Tuesday & Thursday 9:30-11:30 am (3 tables) Beginner Line Dancing meets Thursday 1:45-2:45pm Beginner Plus meets Thursday 2:45-4 pm Intermediate Line Dancing meets Thursday 4-5:45 pm Bridge meets Wednesday and Friday Noon - 4 pm coffee/tea and goodies too. Synergy Advanced Line dancing taught by Maggie Pecchia, runs Sunday 12:303:30 pm and Thursday 6:3010pm

Sep 15 Apple Pie Challenge, $2/slice, 11 am. GETI Fest in the Park, Sep 22 What’s Cooking at noon: From Soil to Salad @10, Sep 29 Food Bank Pancake Breakfast 9:30 – noon: BIA Market, Oct 6 Thanksgiving What’s Cooking at noon: From Soil to Salad@10, Oct 13 Cranberries Galore, Oct 20 Pumpkin painting, Oct 27 Halloween activities, Nov 3 Collecting toys for the Christmas Hamper Fund, Nov 10 Collecting toys for the Christmas Hamper fund

Haney Farmers Market in Maple Ridge We are under the Big Top in Memorial Peace Park on 224th in Maple Ridge, with lots of Pumpkins, Squashes, Tomatoes, And More! 10am to 2pm Saturdays Sep 1 Mini Teddy Bear Picnic, FVRL story time: From Soil to Salad@10, Sep 8 Farmers’ Appreciation Day; What’s Cooking at noon, Book Sale,

The Surrey Square Wheelers dance season starting up on Wed, Sep 12. Our beginners and mainstream group meet on Wednesdays (7-10pm) at the Brookswood Seniors Centre -- 19899-36 Ave, Langley. The cost is $5 per night. However, our new dancers receive THREE FREE NIGHTS. Accepting new dancers until Oct 17. Info, Maureen at

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Grave Tales October 5-7, 12-14, 1721, 24-30, 2018 Join our expert storytellers for a two- or three-hour program of spine-chilling stories, as you walk through the Fort Langley village at night. Advance tickets are a must. Tickets will go on sale September 6! Fort Langley National Historic Site https:// www.pc.gc.ca/en/lhn-nhs/bc/ langley The Port Kells Arts Club “Our club is all about living artistically”. Membership is open to all. 3 sessions of painting classes during September to June, at the Masonic Hall, 20701 Fraser Highway, Langley. 10am to 1pm with guest instructors and may be in oils, acrylics or watercolours. The club meetings-third Monday of the month at 1pm following the classes. Susan 604-5922357 or susan.black@shaw. ca Fort Langley Community Association Monthly Meeting 7:30-8:30PM Fort Langley Community Hall On the third Tuesday of every month we meet to discuss ways and means of improving the quality of living in Fort Langley. 778.835.8957 Cultural Connections Gallery The Langley City Cultural Connections Gallery is located in City Hall on the first-floor

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SEP 8 & 22, 2018 Fort Langley Makers Market Fort Langley’s hottest new market is here! Twice a month from 10-4pm you will find makers, bakers and growers showcasing their wares at the Fort Langley Lions Hall, on the corner of 88th and Glover. Also features a food and coffee truck. The Fort Langley CN Station We will be open the following Holiday September 3. Until Sep 2 we are open Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. From Sep 8 to October 6 open Saturday and Sunday. The CN Station is closed for the 2018 season as of Sunday, Oct 7, 2018. Hours: Noon to 4 pm Nature House In Campbell Valley Regional Park Weekends and holiday Mondays 1-4 pm, Wednesdays 10-1 pm, until Labour Day weekend. In the heritage red barn at the Annand/Rowlatt Farmstead. Park at the South Valley park entrance at 20285 8th Ave and follow the trail markers. metrovancouver.org Donations accepted at the Second Story Treasures Thrift Store. Donation hours Mon 9-3pm, Tue-Fri 9-430pm, Sat 9-3pm.

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Fort Langley Village Farmers’ Market 2018 Season until October 27, 2018. Join us at our Market and meet our B.C. Farmers & Artisans. Every Saturday 10am–3pm St. Andrew’s Historic Church, 9025 Glover Road, Fort Langley City Walkway Gallery The City Walkway Gallery is in the walkway between the Timms Community Centre and the Langley City Branch of Fraser Valley Regional Library. This space has been transformed into an exhibit space that features a variety of displays from members of our community. EXHIBITS “Emotions” Sep 13 to Oct 24 Trisha ClarkeJennings & Rosemary Wallace “Photography” October 25 January 2 a group exhibition

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Preheat oven to 400F / 200C / gas 6. Put a 8 inch / 21cm diameter frying pan with an ovenproof handle (this bit is important!) on a burner over a medium heat. Add the sugar to the dry pan and heat, stirring constantly until it turns a lovely caramel coloury. Add the butter, ginger and cinnamon and stir well to combine. Place the pears in the caramel and spoon over the mixture.

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Turn the heat down and cook for 5–10 minutes until the pears are just tender and cooked but retain their shape. Remove from the heat and cool slightly. Arrange the pears to form an attractive pattern in the pan. Roll out the pastry to about 1/4 inch / 5mm thick and cut a disc slightly bigger than your pan (about 10 inch / 24cm). Place the pastry disc on top of the pears and caramel, then carefully tuck it snugly around the outside of the pears and down into the sides of the pan. Bake the pie in the oven for 30–40 minutes, or until the pastry is golden brown and puffed up. Remove from the oven and leave for 10 minutes. Run a knife around the edge, place a large plate over the top and carefully turn the tart onto the plate. Serve with cream. 23

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rinity Western assistant captain Jarrett Fontaine, who hails from Humboldt, Sask. is in his second year with the Spartans after leading the BCIHL in goal-scoring last year, registering 15 goals while adding 13 assists in just 18 games. This year, the 5-foot-5, 162-pound forward is back and ready to take his game to another level and help his team to is first ever league championship. It’s early in the season, but how would you describe this year’s team? “We have a really good squad this year. I think we made some upgrades from last year. With the success that we had last year, almost winning it there, it’s a pretty exciting time for Spartan fans and for us. Our team is looking better and I think we have a really good opportunity to win it all this year.” How do you build off of last year’s BCIHL championship series appearance? “You can talk about winning a championship, but once you’ve been there and come so close, I think that gets the guys a little hungrier. Now you know what it takes. It takes a little bit more than what you gave last year. I think that experience of almost getting there is going to carry us this year. We don’t want to feel that again.” After your first year with TWU, scoring a league-leading 15 goals to go with 13 assists in 18 games, how do you approach your second year? “You know the first year is a bit of a feeling out year. I had a little bit of luck on my side. I worked hard and got a few bounces. This year, it’s a little bit more structured.

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I’m coming in with more confidence. I know what the league is like and I know how to play the team’s style. Every year you’re in the league you get a little bit more experience and that’s big coming down the stretch.” What’s it like to once again get to play with Evan Last, who led the BCHIL in scoring last year? “I love playing with Evan. He has a lot of speed out there. We really haven’t missed a beat. It’s really nice to come in and know that you have that solid chemistry and at any point in the game, you can be like, ‘let’s score one,’ and go out and get one.” What have you learned so far this year about your line? “It’s about not complicating things. Last year, a lot of our success was because we kept it simple and we need to carry that over into this year. We just need to play simple and that’s where we have our success.” GAMES AT THE LANGLEY EVENTS CENTRE Thu Oct 26, 2017 @7:00pm vs Simon Fraser University Sat Oct 28, 2017 @7:00pm vs Eastern Washington University Sat Nov 4, 2017 @5:00pm vs Vancouver Island University Thu Nov 16, 2017 @7:00pm vs Simon Fraser University Fri Nov 17, 2017 @7:00pm vs Selkirk Sat Nov 25, 2017 @7:00pm vs Vancouver Island University

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ALL AGES Diwali The Township of Langley and Muriel Arnason Library celebrate their 15th annual Diwali, Festival of Lights. Enjoy children’s crafts, face painting, Mehndi, Indian music, dance, and delicious refreshments. Muriel Arnason Library Saturday, Oct 6, 1 pm – 3 pm

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