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WHAT’S ON! LANGLEY EVENTS CALENDAR SUBMIT YOUR COMMUNITY EVENTS FOR FREE TO INFO@WHATSONLANGLEY.COM. CHANGES AND ADDITIONAL EVENTS AT WWW.WHATSONLANGLEY.CA FRI, MARCH 2, 2018 Night at the Races Races at Elements Casino (Formerly Fraser Downs).

6-10pm $40 (includes buffet) Night at the Races is an annual event brought to you by both the Langley Care Foundation and Langley Care Society Auxiliary. This important event helps fundraise for capital equipment and programs at Langley Lodge http://langleylodge. org/fundraising-charity-events/ fundraising-events/ Contact for more info langleylodge.org/races or call Terry at 604-534-3839

family and friends. Do come and join us in this important fundraiser for CARES Shelter- and a good time for all! Questions? Contact Clive 604-533-4007/ Carol 604202-0713

Owl Hoot-enanny 12-3pm Hoot along with live owls! Uncover the mysterious lives of owls with skull and feather displays, activities and crafts. Campbell Valley Regional Park, Meet at 20285 – 8th Ave, Langley, South Valley parking lot. Walk 1/2 km to red barn, following signs that mark the route. Wear footwear that can get wet. All SAT MARCH 3, 2018 Shape Your World Amazing Race ages FREE, drop by anytime. www. metrovancouveronline.org or 604Douglas Park 432-6359. Presented with Langley 20550 Douglas Cres Field Naturalists & Orphaned 9:30-10:30am This is a yearly event to raise money Wildlife Rehabilitation Society (OWL) for Shape Your World Society and the local foodbank. Create a team Salmon Friendly Gardens of 4 or 5, create a theme for your Seminar team, and dress-up! Race around Fraser River Presentation Theatre, your city to collect signatures for 20338 65 Ave Langley your passport. More Info: www.

10-1pm shapeyourworldsociety.com Please join us for the annual Plan a visit to Brydon Lagoon Salmon Friendly Gardens Seminar, with Langley Field Naturalists. hosted by LEPS in conjunction with Bursting buds and other early signs the Township of Langley Grow of spring will be complimented Healthy Grow Smart program. Grow by the sighting of a Green Heron.

Healthy Grow Smart aims to reduce Meet in the parking lot at 53rd or eliminate the use of cosmetic and 198A Street at 9:00 a.m. pesticides and chemical fertilizers, Call 604-219-2043 for more for the benefit of salmon habitat, information or to attend. wildlife, and pollinators in our community. This event focuses Cares Annual Bowl-a-Thon on raising citizen awareness 2018 of environmentally sustainable Willowbrook Lanes, Langley gardening techniques. This Doors: 6:30pm year’s seminar has presentations Games Start 7pm. 3 Games, cost provided by: Dr. Elizabeth Elle $ 25, includes shoes and light “The Buzz on Bees: Why they refreshments. Beverages (including are declining, and what we can wine and beer) available at a small plant for them” Also Andrea cost. ONLY 120 Tickets - Will be Bellamy “Small Space Vegetable on Sale shortly - Details to follow.

Gardening”. Light refreshments will Door Prizes/ Silent Auction. This is be provided. Please bring your own a really fun evening for you, your water bottle. Each attendee will

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receive a free pollinator-friendly seed kit. Event is free but preregistration is required.

Vancouver Giants vs Kamloops Langley Events Centre 7:00pm SUN, MARCH 4, 2018 MEC Langley Race 9am:10K start 9:15am: 5K start Langley City Park Registration is open! Chip-timed results, bananas, finish-line massages, plus unlimited highfives from stoked MEC members and staff. http://events.mec.ca/ node/197466 Vancouver Giants vs Everitt Silvertips Langley Events Centre 2:00pm Joan Blackman, violin, Francois Houle, clarinet, Jane Hayes, piano Rose Gellert Hall Langley Community Music School 4899 207 Street. Vancouver’s dynamic Sea and Sky perform a programme of dance and folksong inspired trios. Commentary & coffee 2:30pm, concert 3:30pm.

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FRI, MARCH 9, 2018 Unapologetically Her 3:00 - midnight Cascades Casino In fierce recognition of the incredible RISE of unapologetic women across the globe, this one-of-a-kind event aimed at entertaining and inspiring women across the lower mainland and Fraser Valley for International Women’s Day 2018. Event includes a exclusive shopping experience, live music, dinner, dessert, champagne and of course unapologetic girl talk featuring celebrity guest, Kaitlyn Bristowe,

live coaching panel and Q&A with the Lower Mainland’s best life, soul and business coaches and MORE. When women come together, we are unstoppable.

With every “me too” and every strong female leader sharing her story, we show the world the power of HER. www.facebook.com/ events/152048498776815/ MARCH 9-11, 2018 Goalball Grand Slam tournament Timms Community Centre FRI, MARCH 9, 2018 AT 5PM & 7PM SAT, MARCH 10, 2018 AT 1:30PM Big Brothers Big Sisters of Langley Bowl For Kids Sake Willowbrook Lanes –6350 196 Street, Langley It’s the 39th annual Bowl For Kids Sake at Willowbrook Lanes!

We have three different bowling sessions to suit your schedule.

You can take part in this event by sponsoring a lane, participating as a bowler on your own team, or donating a prize. Register your team of at least four participants at langley.bigbrothersbigsisters. ca/event/bowl-kids-sake. All funds raised through your pledges help support our ever-expanding mentoring programs. For more information, admin.langley@ bigbrothersbigsisters.ca.

MARCH 9-11, 2018 The West Fine Art Show Yorkson Creek Middle School 20686 84 Ave, Langley Fri 7-9pm, Sat 11-9pm, Sun 1-5pm Free Admission. 22 Artists, live music, more info at www.westart.ca

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WHAT’S ON! LANGLEY EVENTS CALENDAR SAT, MARCH 10, 2018 Join the Langley Field Naturalists, to visit the Houston Trail in Derby Reach Regional Park.

9a.m. meet in the Houston Trail parking lot. Biologist Phil Henderson will lead the group in the search of any early spring bird migrants plus bryophytes. These are tiny but beautiful plants that flourish in moist, shady sites. Walk wraps up at 12:00 noon. Bring binoculars and hand lenses if you have them. Please phone 604-888-1571 for information and to attend.

The Langley Community Farmers Winter Market Kwantlen Polytechnic University Langley Campus 20901 Langley Bypass 10am-2:00pm Langley Seed Celebration KPU Langley, free parking & entry 10:30am-1:30pm Get excited about spring and discover the fun of saving seeds from your own garden, with our free workshops and speakers starting right at 10:30. Featuring a seed library, seed swap (bring your saved or leftover seeds), and vendors from small seed companies all over BC. Plus enjoy other gardening resources, all alongside the winter Farmers Market at KPU! Find our event page: Facebook.com/LEPSLangley Contact: agriculture@leps.bc.ca or 604-546-0337 SUN MARCH 11, 2018 Horseman’s Bazaar & Country Fair Thunderbird Show Park 24550 72 Ave, Langley 5$, kids 5 and under free 9am-4:30pm Fun for the whole family. JR FM with free BBQ. Indoor booths & artisan alley, variety demonstrations, bake sale and a kid’s zone. http://www. horsemansbazaar.com

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TUE, MARCH 13, 2018 Fort Langley Lions Seniors Luncheons Fort Langley Lions Hall 23022 – 88 Ave 11:30-3pm (lunch served at noon) $5.00 each Luncheon and social time Please Contact Wendy at 604888-4051 and leave a message WED, MARCH 14, 2018 Blackberry Busters at West Creek Wetlands 10-12pm West Creek Wetlands Join the Glen Valley Watersheds Society at West Creek Wetlands Reserve to remove blackberries!

Contact their coordinator so they know you are coming or for more details, stewardship@leps.bc.ca.

Event is cancelled during wind storms or snow.

FRI, MARCH 16, 2018 Vancouver Giants vs Kelowna Rockets Langley Events Centre 7:30pm SAT, MARCH 17, 2018 St. Patrick’s Day Dance Fundraiser for Langley Elks Lodge #259 Helping Children and Families in Canada Doors open 6:30pm, tickets $15 each Disk Jockey, late evening snacks, cash bar available. Langley Masonic Hall,20701 Fraser Highway, Langley. Contact Barb 604-8891160 or Flo 604-307-5283 (tickets must be purchased in advance) St. Patrick’s Day Coghlan Community Centre 6795 256 St, Langley 5:30pm It’sIrish Ceildh, serving up fun, music and Irish stew… It’s an Irish Céilí ~ ...featuring the musical Irish antics of ‘The Navvies’ and performances from the CSC Pipe &

Drums and a spectacular finale of Irish Dancing by members of the Sionnaine Academy of Irish dance ~ a bowl of hearty Irish Stew is included in the admission price of just $10 - email Ceili@ee4.net to reserve your tickets ...and pay at the door!!

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MAR 17-APR 2, 2018 Spring Break Fort Langley National Historic Park Join us for Spring Break 2018, as we focus on the Fraser! Learn more about the ecology of the river and its important connections with the Stó:l people through our Feature Presentation. Discover fishing tools and techniques used by the First Nations people during our hands on Historic Treasures program. Pack a barrel full of salmon in the Salmon Run Activity!

Weekends only: Tag along on one of our NEW daytime walking tours through the town of Fort Langley.

Tons of Zoo Themed Games!

Make Enrichment and Food for the Animals! Crazy Animal Crafts!

And So Much More! Contact us to register 604-856-6825 ext 28 or edu@gvzoo.com TUE, MARCH 20, 2018 Business Besties Brunch: Business Plan Writing 10am-11:30 am The Local Space 106-20226 Fraser Hwy Join us for our monthly Business Besties Brunch where we get together over coffee and delicious baked goods in a casual setting.

This month, our featured topic will help make your business idea a reality! Do you want to or did you start your business without a business plan? Ready to write one now? Join us for an interactive business plan writing workshop.

Make sure you bring your pen and notebook! https://www.eventbrite. ca/e/business-bestie-brunchbusiness-plan-writing-tickets42180771824?aff=efbeventtix Fort Langley Community Association Monthly Meeting Fort Langley Community Hall 9167 Glover Rd, Fort Langley 7:30-8:30pm Every month discuss ways of improving the quality of living in Fort Langley.

MARCH 19-23, 2018 Greater Vancouver Zoo’s Jr. Zoologist Spring Break Camp Join us to learn all about what animals eat and why! Discover how different animals find their food, why some animals have weird eating habits, learn about food webs, and how we feed animals here at the zoo! Daily activities will include crafts, games, learning experiences, and interactions with zookeepers to give food and toys to our animals. Become a Jr. Zoologist and Step into the Wild! Meet the Animals Up Close!

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WHAT’S ON! LANGLEY EVENTS CALENDAR

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WED, MARCH 21, 2018 The Business & Professional Women (BPW) Langley March Dinner Meeting.

Networking: 5:30pm Dinner Meeting 6:30-8pm *NEW* Ricky’s Restaurant Murrayville (Private Meeting Room) 22314 Fraser Hwy, Langley $26.00 Members $32.00 Guests + Eventbrite Fee if applicable (*Ticket price Includes Dinner – choice of 5 entrees, tea, coffee, soda or juice, taxes and gratuity.)

Guest Speaker Shahnaz-Rahman, is the new Executive Director of Surrey Women’s Centre. Come hear our guest speaker at our new location in Murrayville.

Join in on our advocacy and resolutions plans for women in our local communities. Don’t miss this special evening of great food, advocacy, empowerment and supportive networking.

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Contact for more info, Deanna Evertt president@bpwlangley. com or 604-309-7808, www. bpwlangley.com SAT, MARCH 24, 2018 Plan a visit to the Reifel Bird Sanctuary in Delta Join the Langley Field Naturalists to experience the sights and sounds of spring. Bring a lunch and a warm drink. Also, please note that there is a $5. Entrance fee but a senior’s rate is available.

Call 604-219-2043 for more information or to attend.

MON, MARCH 26, 2018 Art Critique City of Langley Library 6:45-8:45pm Free drop in Art Appreciation and Critique, artist and instructor Amy J. Dyck. Bring your visual art and an artist friend and join us for a fun and free night of discussion around the processes of art making. Leave with constructive feedback and new

ideas for your own work! City of Langley Library. Free, admin@ langleyarts.ca 604.534.0781 TUE, MARCH 27, 2018 Fort Langley Lions Seniors Luncheons Fort Langley Lions Hall 23022 – 88 Ave 11:30-3pm (lunch served at noon) $5.00 each Luncheon and social time Please Contact Wendy at 604888-4051 and leave a message THU, MARCH 29, 2018 Enchanted Forest Aldergrove Regional Park, Meet at Blacktail Picnic Shelter by main park entrance on 8th Avenue 10-1:30pm Venture on this 1-hour nature quest. Find out how trees talk to each other through their roots.

Look for forest sprites and rock trolls. Dress in costume and bring food to roast on the campfire. All ages, Free, drop by anytime. Info: www.metrovancouveronline.org or 604-432-6359 FRI MARCH 30, 2018 The Fort Langley Lions Spaghetti Dinner 23022 - 88 Avenue 5:30-7pm Includes spaghetti, meatballs, salad, garlic bread & coffee or tea. Vegetarian sauce & gluten free available upon request.

Please call Wendy 604-8884051 to confirm (so we have enough food to feed everyone) takeout also available. $6.00 each.

Vancouver Stealth vs Calgary Roughnecks Langley Events Centre 7:00pm SUN, APRIL 1, 2018 Easter Egg Scavenger Hunt Fort Langley National Historic Site 10am-5pm $7.80/adult, $6.55/senior, Free admission for youth 17 and under Calling all little bunnies! Your mission: complete the all-ages scavenger hunt that will take you exploring around the fort and earn treats as you go. The activities will take place inside the fort walls and are available all day from 10am to 5 pm. More info: fort.langley@pc.gc.ca or 604.513.4777 https://www. pc.gc.ca/en/lhn-nhs/bc/langley/ activ/calendrier-calendar MON, APRIL 2, 2018 The BC Farm Museum opens for the season.

Come visit BC’s largest collection of pioneer life and agricultural heritage artifacts. Admire the fabulous murals outside and inside the buildings. 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 and we will provide several guides to tour you through. The museum is located at 9131 King Street in Fort Langley and open daily from 10am to 4:30 pm. Small admission fee. www.bcfma.com 604-888-2273

FRI, APRIL 6, 2018 Join the Langley Field Naturalists as we walk the trails in this rural park which is the site of a former Township gravel pit and dump. After the dump was declared full in the 1980’s and capped it was designated as a park and LFN helped with the restoration tree planting that took place there. Phone: 604-856-7534 for info or to let us know to expect you. Jackman Pit (Wetlands) Park, Langley. Bob Puls, 9am at 272nd street and 10th avenue across from the Transfer Station.

TUE, APRIL 10, 2018 Fort Langley Lions Seniors Luncheons Fort Langley Lions Hall 23022 – 88 Ave 11:30-3pm (lunch served at noon) $5.00 each Luncheon and social time Please Contact Wendy at 604888-4051 and leave a message THU, APRIL 12, 2018 The Power of the Purse Auction 6pm Newlands Bar & Grill 21025 48 Avenue, Langley Soroptimist International of the Langley’s is calling all purse aficionados! Ladies - you know who you are!!

High quality purses will be up for live auction while other new and gently used styles will be featured on sales tables at prices you won’t believe!!

Proceeds from this fun evening will be directed to programs benefiting women and girls in Langley. Your ticket includes a burger and beverage. For more information or to purchase tickets: silangleys@soroptimist. net.

SAT, MARCH 31, 2018 Bunnies & Baskets Langley Centennial Museum (9135 King Street, Fort Langley), $10/Family of 4 10am-12pm & 1-3pm Join us for this egg-cellent Easter event! Families will

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WHAT’S ON! LANGLEY EVENTS CALENDAR FRI, APRIL 13 - 2018 1 TO 6PM SAT, APRIL 14 - 2018 9:30 TO 5:30PM SUN, APRIL 15 - 2018 – 10 TO 4PM Home Expo George Preston Recreation Centre, 20699 42nd Ave, Langley This show emphasizes the finishing touches that make a house a home, and the resources to make your home a masterpiece! We hope you’ll be able to join us for this FREE ADMISSION show and find the inspiration you need to create your dream home. Meet local experts waiting to discuss your ideas and provide you with advice on all your home renovation needs. Kitchens and bathrooms, windows and skylights, roofing, and more; professionals on location, ready to provide advice and assist you with everything on your wish list. Save thousands on home improvements and renovations through show specials!

FRI, APRIL 13, 2018 May Day Burger & Brew Fort Langley Lions Hall 23022 – 88 Ave 6-9pm $15 each Burger & Fries, Beverages, raffle and silent auction Funds raised go to help cover May Day costs. Please Contact Wendy at 604-888-4051 and leave a message.

Vancouver Stealth vs Saskatchewan Rush Langley Events Centre 7:30pm SAT, APRIL 14, 2018 Join Ryan as he leads us through this property which LFN co-manages with the B.C. Ministry of the Environment. It is

part open fields where we have recently installed a Barn Owl box and part woodland and includes two ponds where many different dragonfly species can be found.

Wear waterproof footwear as some of the trails may still be flooded. Phone: 604-530-3257 for info or to let us know to expect you. Forslund Watson Property Leader: Ryan Usenik, 9:00 am at 2705 – 232nd Street Langley Community Farmers Winter Market Kwantlen Polytechnic University Langley campus, 20901 Langley Bypass.

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Time to Reboot TEDx Chilliwack GW Graham Theatre,45955 Thomas Rd., Chilliwack 9am-5pm The goal of this event is to help people connect in an environment that inspires the expression of unique points of view and celebrates perspectives. Tickets: $51.80, can be purchased online at www.tedxchilliwack.com/ attend Love is Blind Masquerade Langley Pos-Abilities Society 6-midnight Cascades Casino Resort Join us for Dinner, DJ & Dancing, live and silent auction and try on a disability. Langley PosAbilities Society, tickets available on Langley.pos-abilities.org, 604-961-0117, Tickets 100$.

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Juno Award Winner Brad Turner Langley Community Music School Rose Gellert Hall 7:30pm

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LCMS alumnus and Juno Award Winner Brad Turner returns to Rose Gellert Hall to perform works from his latest CD, Here Now. Hailed as ‘a masterpiece,’ the CD features Brad on piano, Darren Radtke on bass and Bernie Arai on drums. A recent review describes Turner’s piano style as exhibiting the quirky eccentricities of Thelonious Monk tempered with the broader harmonic palette of British pianist John Taylor. An evening of jazz not to be missed!

Tickets adult $25, senior $20, student $16, LCMS student $10, langleymusic.com Planning for the Future Important Information & Conversations about Medical & Financial Decision Making Langley School District— boardroom 4875—222nd Street, Langley 9am to 3pm This is a free workshop and it is open to the public, but advance registration is requested. To register, please rsvp to info@ langleyhospice.com or call 604.530.1115.

Morning session(s). Telling your life story - how to craft your living legacy 9am – 10am Presenter: Dean Broughton, www.livinglegacy.org. This onehour workshop introduces you to some of the steps necessary for telling your life story.

Advance care planning - starting the conversation 10:15am –12:15pm Presenter: Cari Hoffman, project coordinator, advance care planning, Fraser Health. www.fraserhealth.ca\ acp Lunch of sandwiches, coffee & tea — provided by donation afternoon session(s) Financial health & decision making: power of attorney—what you need to know 1pm — 2pm Presenter: Tanya Lyn Werk, EPC, RRC Consultant, Investors Group The

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Workshop presented by: Langley Hospice Society, Langley School District Foundation, Langley Care Foundation & Stepping Stone Community Services Society TUE, APRIL 17, 2018 Business Bestie Brunch: How to Sell Without Being Salesy 10-11:30 am The Local Space 106-20226 Fraser Hwy Join us for our monthly Business Besties Brunch where we get together over coffee and delicious baked goods in a casual setting. This month, our featured topic is sales techniques for the non-sales person. Get ready to take your business to the next level with sales and marketing strategies from business and sales coach Teri Holland. https://www.facebook.com/ events/185611472025830/ Fort Langley Community Association Monthly Meeting Fort Langley Community Hall 9167 Glover Rd, Fort Langley 7:30-8:30pm Every month discuss ways of improving the quality of living in Fort Langley.

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Or contact the Langley Hospice Society at 604.530.1115 Vancouver Stealth vs Calgary Roughnecks Langley Events Centre 7:00pm SUN, APRIL 22, 2018 Township of Langley Arbour Day Celebration 1-3pm Description, Time and location still to be confirmed. Stay tuned!

TUE, APRIL 24, 2018 Fort Langley Lions Seniors Luncheons Fort Langley Lions Hall 23022 – 88 Ave 11:30-3pm (lunch served at noon) $5.00 each Luncheon and social time Please Contact Wendy at 604888-4051 and leave a message.

WED, APRIL 25, 2018 Join John to walk through this beautiful park to admire the different flowers, trees and shrubs and to look for warblers, vireos and other spring migrants that use the park as a stopover on their way to the breeding grounds. Bring your camera and a snack.

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Leader: John Gordon. Time: 9:30 am at the Rose Garden parking lot off 37th Avenue FRI APRIL 27, 2018 The Fort Langley Lions Spaghetti Dinner 23022 - 88 Avenue 5:30-7pm Includes spaghetti, meatballs, salad, garlic bread & coffee or tea. Vegetarian sauce & gluten free available upon request.

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SAT, APRIL 28, 2018 Clean-up Langley Day 10-4pm Contact the Township of Langley for info or to register your activity: https://www.tol.ca/atyour-service/community/adopta-program/clean-up-langley-day/

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An evening with Critter Care Wildlife Society 19th Annual Dinner & Auctions With Lesley Fox & Adrian Nelson from The Fur Bearer Defenders Cascades Casino - Ballroom 20393 Fraser Highway, Langley No Host Bar / Wine, Beer & Coolers only – 5:30 pm Buffet Dinner – 7 pm Lesley Fox & Adrian Nelson – 8 pm Door Prizes, Live / Silent Auctions, 50/50 Draw & Lucky Hat. Tickets - $65.00 each MC – Global TV’s Linda Aylesworth for tickets contact Critter Care Wildlife Society.

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SUN APRIL 29, 2018 Spring Country Car Show and Shine Aldergrove Secondary School 26850 29 Ave, Aldergrove parking lot Registration 8am, Show starts at 9:30am All modes of interesting transportation are welcome.

This year’s theme is “Youth and the Automobile”. Bring your old, special interest or performance vehicle and show. it off. We welcome all types of transportation related iron. We normally have over 100 prized vehicles on display. Bring the family; there is something for everyone. Food available on site, Entertainment during the event, Entry fee for show vehicles $10, Free for the public.

MON, APRIL 30, 2018 Fairmont Chateau Whistler’s 55+ Spring Celebration Trip 12:00pm – Thursday, May 3, 2018 @ 12:30pm Join us in Whistler for an unforgettable three-night, fourday program tailored to guests that are ‘young at heart’. This is a vacation getaway not to miss. The hotel staff cater to your hearts desire with a warm welcome, fun and interesting activities, fantastic food and entertainment. It is like being on a cruise ship without ever leaving port! And everything is included in the price!!! This package includes: three nights accommodation at The Fairmont Chateau Whistler, two receptions (including wine, beer and appetizers), three breakfasts, two lunch buffets, three dinners (two buffets and one formal plated), escorted bus from the Langley Senior Centre, gratuities and taxes, a choice of scheduled onsite presentations and Whistler activities tailored to the young at heart. The cost is $769.00 each for Double Occupancy and $1008.00 for Single Occupancy.

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Goodbye Chums Kanaka Creek Regional Parks 11-3pm Release salmon fry into the creek where they will start their journey to the sea. Enjoy fun activities, games and live entertainment. Meet at 11450 256th St, Maple Ridge. All ages.

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Michael Kevin Jones, cello & Bruce Vogt, piano Rose Gellert Hall, Langley Community Music School 4899 207 Street Hear the three B’s of classical music: Bach, Beethoven and Brahms. British cellist Jones collaborates with Victoriabased Vogt to perform some of the most beloved works of the cello and piano repertoire.

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WHAT’S ON! LANGLEY EVENTS CALENDAR Art Critique City of Langley Library 6:45-8:45pm Free drop in Art Appreciation and Critique, artist and instructor Amy J. Dyck. Bring your visual art and an artist friend and join us for a fun and free night of discussion around the processes of art making. Leave with constructive feedback and new ideas for your own work! City of Langley Library. Free, admin@ langleyarts.ca 604.534.0781

ONGOING UNTIL MAR 29, 2018 Walk the Dog Derek Doubleday Arboretum Thursdays from 10-11:00am Have a furry friend that likes to walk? Join the group at Double Day Arboretum every week to explore different routes while having fun! Free, recexpress.ca 523237.

Fort Langley Food & Friends Seniors Luncheon is part of the Langley Meals On Wheels Service Society, a non-profit society. We provide a warm inviting environment within St. George’s Parish Hall in Fort Langley. All seniors (55+) and their guests are welcome to enjoy a lunch served by volunteers, coffee/tea and a guest speaker. Second & Fourth Wednesday of the month.

11:30-1pm. Cost $5.00/person.

Newcomers are welcome but must RSVP @ 604-888-7782 no later than noon the day before the event. This allows us to have enough food, volunteers to serve and meet the fire safety regulations capacity of the hall. Guest speakers are: Mar 14, 2018 Guest Entertainment: The Society of Versatile Entertainers aka ‘Susie and The Versatiles’ will be presenting their new production of “Back in the Saddle Again”. Seniors entertaining seniors, made possible thanks to the generous sponsorship of the Fort Langley Community Improvement Society.

Mar 28, 2018 Guest Speaker(s): A Personal Perspective from Women from the Ahmadiyaa Muslim Community under the leadership of Bushra M. Apr 11, 2018 Guest Speaker: Audrey Sinclair from Holistic Health & Vitality who will be speaking to us about nutrition.

Apr 25, 2018 Guest Speaker: Darren Coleman of Coleman Technologies Inc. will be enlightening the group with some safety tips when using the internet for seniors.

Bond to Literacy Thursdays, 6:00pm-8:30pm April 6 - June 21, 2018 Aldergrove Family Place (at Shortreed Elementary School) Parents of children ages 3, 4 and 5 will learn skills and activities to help develop their child’s literacy skills. Childminding is provided, to register: contact Ewa at 604-8170265 or BTLLangley@gmail.com

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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. Cost is $5.00 (includes lunch – tea or coffee – dessert). Please pre-register at the Administration Office or by calling Merilee 604 607 6923. Each luncheon starts at 11:30 am.

Old Time Dances O. A. Pensioner’s Hall 3015 – 273rd Street, Aldergrove 2018 Saturday’s 1:00 – 4:00 p.m.

March 03 Mike Sanyshyn Band March 10 Ukrainian Prairie Band March 17 Hazelmere Heritage Fiddlers March 24 Central Fraser Valley Fiddlers March 31 CANCELLED - EASTER Admission $6.00 includes coffee/ tea & snacks

Cineplex Family Favourites Cineplex Colossus, Langley $2.99 pp.

Join us on Saturday mornings at 11am to watch a family favourite film each week. A portion of the proceeds goes towards supporting Free The Children.

It’s a fun and affordable way to enjoy the weekend with your family! March 3 Fantastic Mr. Fox- March 10 Shrek- March 17 Space Jam- March 24 HopMarch 31

APRIL 12 – 21, 2018 No Exit Theatre in the Country - Dinner Theatre 5708 Glover Road, Langley 6:30pm From $20 with Dinner Theatre or Theatre Only tickets A thinking person’s drama, and our choice for entry into the local theatre festival. 3 souls trapped in Hell’s waiting room, awaiting the consequences of their misspent lives. Contact Email: box-office@theatreinthecountry. com 604-259-9737 www. theatreinthecountry.com

Come and find out what Langley Toastmasters can do for you.

Clue: its so much more than public speaking! FREE drop in Tuesdays 6:50-9pm at Timms Community Centre, 20399 Douglas Cres, Langley. Find us on Facebook and Instagram for more information.

FREE Financial Q & A Hour Every 1st and 3rd Wed of the month at 7pm Mattu’s Coffee & Tea C100-20678 Willoughby Town Centre Dr. Langley Come and get your financial questions - answered! We offer this as a complimentary service to our community. Bridge to Prosperity is a unique Business and Wealth Management firm. We specialize in estate & retirement planning as well as in corporate wealth management.

Last Monday of each month Substance Use Education – Understanding Substance Use and Addiction 3-4pm Marion Wells Building at LCSS – FREE. The Substance Use Services program at Langley Community Services Society is hosting a free monthly info session to help provide education, and answer questions you may have about Substance Use and Addiction. For more details, please call 604-534-7230 ext 1108

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APR 19, - MAY 12, 2018 Slow Dancing Surrey Little Theatre 7027-184 St. Surrey 6pm, Thurs, Fridays and Saturdays Sun Matinees 2pm Tickets, 17$. www. brownpapertickets.com or email reservations@surreylittletheatre. com, 604-576-8451, surreylittletheatre.com Big Bike Fundraising Heart and Stroke Foundation Langley-Wed May 9 & Thu May 10, 2018.

The ride location is at the Save On Foods, 20151 Fraser Hwy.

We all know someone affected with Heart Disease or Stroke, so let’s all do our share to support Heart and Stroke Foundations mission to fund breakthrough research and technology to save lives. Get a team of co-workers or family and friends together to join the fun at Big Bike event fundraiser taking place throughout Langley and the lower mainland in May. For information go to our bigbike.ca website, and contact: Kim Gemmell, 778-612-8069 kim. gemmell@heartandstroke.ca MAY 31-JUNE 16, 2018 The Hunchback of Notre Dame Theatre in the Country - Dinner Theatre 5708 Glover Road, Langley 6:30pm From $25 with Dinner Theatre or Theatre Only tickets. Victor Hugo’s riveting tale with songs from the Disney animated film.

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MON, MAY 21, 2018 May Day Parade & Event in the Park We are looking for parade entries, vendors, etc. Are you a business and would like to be a part of the 96th Annual May Day Parade in Fort Langley? Are you interested in having a sales spot in the Fort Langley Community Park? We are looking for sponsors, participants, vendors to help make this the best May Day Ever. For more information please visit our website and/or please contact: Wendy Canessa wendycan@ telus.net 778-233-9283 https:// maydayfortlangley.com SUN, MAY 27, 2018 Scandinavian Adventures Chilliwack Metropolitan Orchestra, 3pm GW Graham Theatre, 45955 Thomas Rd., Chilliwack Soloist Dr. Janice Fehlauer performing the Grieg Piano Concerto. Adults: $25, Students: $15 at the door. 604-847-0772.

Loft Country Children’s Camp Come explore what is fast becoming one of the most popular destinations in Langley!

With everything from waterslides to bumper cars, horseback riding to birds of prey shows, there’s something for every child! Camps available over Spring-Break and Summer. Online registration available. www.loftcountry.com Fort Langley Canoe Club, DockFort Langley Marina Park Tuesdays and Thursdays 8:45–10:00am Church St, Fort Langley, BC 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)

1:00pm – 3:00pm Douglas Recreation Centre, 20550 Douglas Crescent, Langley This support group provides people with Parkinson’s, their caregivers and families an opportunity to meet in a friendly, supportive setting. Contact for more info: Stacey Dawes, sdawes@parkinson.bc.ca or 604.662.3240.

Langley (YOPD & Young at Heart) Parkinson’s Support Group Willoughby Community Centre at Langley Events Centre 7888 200 Street 3rd Sunday of each month 10:00 am – 12:00 pm Please contact Parkinson Society British Columbia for more information: 1-800-668-3330.

Valley Therapeutic Equestrian Association (VTEA) VTEA is a volunteer based therapeutic riding facility located in beautiful Aldergrove, BC. Therapeutic riding sessions are offered Tuesday – Saturday, 9-5pm, year-round. A Physician’s referral is required to participate.

For further information please contact our office at 604857- 1267 or email info@vtea. ca *VTEA is always in need of volunteers, please contact our office if you’d like to make a difference and have a couple hours per week to spare.

Need help accessing programs for seniors? Let Dawn help!

2nd Wednesday of each month, from 1pm to 3pm in the chatroom at Brookswood Senior Centre 19899 36th Avenue, Langley Dawn, an Outreach worker from the Langley Senior Resources Society, will Answer your questions about • Government programs for seniors • Better at Home Program Advocate on your behalf and find solutions regarding • Rent subsidies • Renter’s rights Access information about or make appointments for • CPP, OAS, GIS • Counsellors, food programs • Lifeline • Community information • Caregiver support • Green-sleeve documents (for emergencies) The Outreach Worker is on your side no matter what you face She’ll do everything possible to help you find solutions – in most cases, full or partial resolutions are obtained. No appointment necessary for more information call 604-530-3020 ext. 318 or e-mail: dawnb@lsrs.ca

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The Boutique Finds: Donations needed: You can help give hope to those in need by looking in your closets and your hearts, all proceeds go towards helping individuals with low income afford nutritious meals. Volunteers: 3 hours shifts morning or afternoon available with shopping perks.

The Motherhood Grief Support Group 9:30am-11:30am Third Monday of the month Supportive Program Centre 20660 – 48th Avenue, Langley The Langley Hospice Society is hosting a monthly Coffee Morning for Mothers grieving the loss of a baby or infant child. Losing a child, no matter what age, makes your heart break in places that you never knew existed. Registration in advance is requested by contacting Linda 604-5301115 or adultgriefsupport@ langleyhospice.com 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 122pm 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) • Sculpt and Tone meets Monday & Thursday 9:00am-9:30am drop in fee $6 • Zumba Gold, meets Monday & Thursday 9:30-10:30 am drop in fee $6

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• New-Musical Theatre class in January called Broadway Bound taught by Lisa Dew. It will be for 10 weeks starting Tuesday January 9th to March 13th from 10 - 10:45 am.

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Method Lightly flour the work surface. Roll out the pastry and use to line a 9” / 23cm loose-bottomed tart tin. (Top tip - I always keep left over pastry in case I need to fill any cracks after the blind baking!) Prick the pastry base with a fork then chill for 30 mins.

Heat oven to 375F / 190C / gas 5. Line the chilled pastry case with greaseproof paper, fill with ceramic baking beans and bake for 15-20 mins until the sides are set. Remove the beans and parchment and return to the oven for 5-10 mins until the base is set and the pastry is golden.

Leave to cool.

Increase the oven temperature to 400F / 200C / gas 6. Beat the butter and sugar together with an electric whisk until light and fluffy. While the beaters are still turning pour in both of the syrups. Gradually add the beaten eggs, 1/4 tsp salt and the vanilla, and whisk until combined. Then stir through the nuts and pour all of the mixture into the tart case. Bake for 10 mins. Turn heat down to 325F / 160C / gas 3 and continue baking for 30-35 mins – the pie should be golden brown but the filling should wobble a little in the centre when shaken. Leave to cool completely in the tin.

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YOUR SOCIAL MEDIA ACTIVITY CAN AFFECT YOUR PERSONAL INJURY CLAIMS In todayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s society, we are constantly drawn to share our lives with the world. If we didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t post it, did it really happen? Social media is used to share a highlight reel of everything positive that is occurring in our lives.

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ging and inactivity have long been synonymous with the dependent stage of life, but baby boomers are changing the face of aging.

Okay, I’m not exactly talking plastic surgery or Botox! Although many of the 50+ generation take advantage of these superficial fixes to get “the look”, there is nothing like good old exercise to keep us mobile and slow down the fate that invariably awaits us all. Good posture speaks volumes to the way a person looks as they age. If you want to take years off of your look, change your posture.

There is no doubt that we are enjoying better health and longer lives. All this increased longevity comes at a price however. We have all known someone that we describe as “frail”, and yet there are those who seem to maintain strength and mobility throughout their lives. Are we all fated for “frailty”? Time and research will tell. What we do know, is that you are never too old to start.

True, there are factors that we have little control over as we age like illness, disease or disability, but for the most part research has proven that we can control and maintain a certain level of functionality with just a little work. You must admit that if the effects of exercise could be put into a pharmaceutical, it would be on the best-seller list for sure. Alas, until that day, simple exercise can help us address many ailments. Impaired range of motion (ROM), diminished muscle capacity and bone loss to name a few.

There is a trick to growing old gracefully and that is to keep moving. We call it “active aging”. Find something you enjoy doing and get going.

Keeping active while you age is the key. “The best exercise is the one you will do!” – (Covert Bailey, Nutritional Biochemist, MIT). One of my favorite quotes of all time.

Active Aging Canada www.activeagingcanada.ca Active Aging – Province of British Columbia www.2.gov.bc.ca Walking is one of the best forms of exercise. It is one of the simplest ways to get active and stay active. If foot, joint and back pain are holding you back, know that you have options.

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There are non-surgical interventions available. Improving your ability to balance by separating your toes, reducing the ground forces, foot strengthening and walking with comfort are just a few concepts to investigate. Walking barefoot on soft natural ground would be ideal, but ultimately not always practical. If walking is a pain, find an option that works for you.

More and more research is being done, but in the meanwhile, why not try some of the current options available. www.kybun.com, www. vibramfivefingers.com, or www.correcttoes.com, just to name a few.

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There are plenty of options to get you moving – even in a chair. Wikipedia states: “Active sitting occurs when seating allows or encourages the seated occupant to be active even whilst seated.

Also referred to as dynamic sitting, the concept is that flexibility and movement while sitting can be beneficial to the human body and make some seated tasks easier to perform. ….”

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Langley Senior Resources Society 20605 51B Avenue ♥ 604-530-3020 ♥ info@lsrs.ca Tribute T r to Peter, Paul & Mary Dinner & Entertainment Wednesday, April 25 2018; 4:30pm–Happy Hour; 5:30–8:00pm Dinner & Entertainment Join us for an evening of dinner and entertainment in tribute to the great Peter, Paul & Mary! Our evening will begin with a Happy Hour at 4:30pm and then a fantastic buffet meal at 5:30pm which will include roast beef, sides, salads and a plated dessert. After dinner, The True North Troubadours, a Folk music trio hailing from British Columbia, Canada will perform, their rich vocal harmonies and acoustic guitar interplay define the essence of this engaging group. Paying tribute to the folk music of the Sixties the True North Troubadours are currently performing popular songs by artists such as Peter Paul and Mary, Ian and Sylvia Tyson, Bob Dylan, Gordon Lightfoot and others. Come for a trip down memory lane as they play tribute to Peter, Paul and Mary! Registration begins March 7, 2018 by stopping by our Front Reception Desk (20605 51B Avenue) or giving us a call (604-530-3020)! The cost is $35.00 for Members and $45.00 for Non-Members.

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50+ Langley Senior Resources Society All events listed here are held at the Langley Senior Resources Centre 20605 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 51 B Ave, Langley, BC St. Paddy's Dinner & Entertainment, Starring Blackthorn Wednesday, March 14, 2018; 4:30pmâ&#x20AC;&#x201C; Happy Hour; 5:30â&#x20AC;&#x201C;8:00pm Dinner & Entertainment Blackthorn is back! To Celebrate St. Paddy's Day, join us in welcoming back the fabulous Blackthorn group, featuring four talented musicians. Our evening will begin with a Happy Hour at 4:30pm and then a fantastic buffet meal at 5:30pm which will include corn beef, cabbage, chicken, vegetables, steamed potatoes, salads, soda buns, and a plated dessert. After dinner, Blackthorn will amaze us with their extensive repertoire rooted in the musical traditions of Scotland, Ireland, and the folk music of English and French Canada. They bring music to life with their luscious harmonies and complex instrumentation. Don't miss this splendid party indeed! Be sure to prepare those JUHHQ RXWĂ&#x20AC;WV DQG SXUFKDVH \RXU WLFNHWV soon by stopping by our Front Reception Desk (20605 51B Avenue) or giving us a call (604-530-3020)! The cost is $35.00 for Members and $45.00 for Non-Members.

Free Lunch & Learn, with Kim Galick of Ears Hearing Langley Thursday, March 15, 2018 10:00am â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 1:00pm Join Kim Galick of Ears Hearing Langley for a Lunch and Learn on â&#x20AC;&#x153;Understanding Hearing Loss & Tinnitus (Ringing in the Ears)â&#x20AC;?. It takes the average person 7 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 9 years to admit to having some degree of hearing loss. Leaving hearing loss untreated will affect your quality of life and affect your brainâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ability to process information. Did you know that studies show untreated hearing loss is now linked to Alzheimerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s or Dementia? Hearing loss and hearing aids do not have to be a scary venture and you are not alone - Kim Galick of Ears Hearing

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Langley understands this journey and she is here to help and guide you every step of the way! After the seminar, have a free lunch on us!! You must pre-register so we know how many to expect for lunch! Preregister by stopping by the Centre or by calling 604-530-3020.

Free Movie Afternoon: The Glass Castle Wednesday, March 21, 2018; 1:00pm â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 3:00pm -RLQ XV IRU D IUHH VKRZLQJ RI WKH Ă&#x20AC;OP 7KH Glass Castle - a remarkable memoir of resilience and redemption, and a revelatory look into a family at once deeply dysfunctional and uniquely vibrant. When sober, Jeannetteâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s brilliant and charismatic father captured his childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s imagination, teaching them physics, geology, and how to embrace life fearlessly. But when he drank, he was dishonest and destructive.

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Qigong Class - Beginners Wednesdays, April 4 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; April 25, 2018 10:30am â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 11:30am Try something NEW this Spring! Qigong is a Chinese traditional exercise based RQ Ă RZLQJ DQG VWDWLRQDU\ SRVWXUHV GHHS breathing and mental focus. This helps to reduce stress, build stamina, increase vitality, and boost the immune system.

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exercises and some movements could be done sitting. In this four-session, introductory class you will learn: the Qigong basics, Qigong for the upper body, Qigong for the lower body, and Qigong for Harmony & Balance. Register by stopping by the Centre (20605 51B Avenue) or by calling 604-530-3020. The cost is $26.00 for Members and $36.00 for Non-Members (GST included).

Yoga Classes @ the Centre Did you know the LSRS offers four different yoga classes for various ages and abilities taught by our wonderful Yoga Instructor, Lally? Check out the class descriptions below and please call our Front Reception Desk at 604-530-3020 or stop by (20605 51B Avenue) for details. Registration begins March 7, 2018 with the release of our Spring Program Book! â&#x20AC;˘ Gentle Flow Yoga â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 50+Mondays, April 9 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; June 18, 2018 1:15pm â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 2:15pm This session has classic yoga postures, a mini meditation, and focus on the Yogi breath. Great for all levels; however you must be able to lower yourself onto the yoga mat. Please bring a yoga mat if you have one! The cost for this 10 session class is $70.00 for Members and $80.00 for NonMembers. â&#x20AC;˘ Chair Yoga â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 50+ Mondays, April 9 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; June 18, 2018 2:30pm â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 3:30pm This gentle seated class strengthens and stretches the whole body. Chair yoga offers a safe, low-impact workout that can HQKDQFH \RXU Ă H[LELOLW\ PRELOLW\ ERQH density, and strength. The cost for this 10 session class is $70.00 for Members and $80.00 for Non-Members. â&#x20AC;˘ Pure Stretch Yoga â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 50+ Tuesdays, April 10 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; June 12, 2018 10:00am - 11:00am

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50+ Langley Senior Resources Society All events listed here are held at the Langley Senior Resources Centre 20605 – 51 B Ave, Langley, BC This class is for students of all levels who simply want to maintain or achieve a healthy range of motion. Concepts of pure movement, stability during stretch, and maintaining safe alignment are emphasized.

If you have a yoga mat, please bring it! The cost for this 10 session class is $70.00 for Members and $80.00 for Non-Members.

• Evening Session of Gentle Flow Yoga – 30+ Thursdays, April 5 – June 14, 2018 4:00pm – 5:00pm This evening session of Gentle Flow Yoga has classic yoga postures, a mini meditation, and focus on the Yogi breath.

Great for all levels; however you must be able to lower yourself onto the yoga mat.

Please bring a yoga mat if you have one!

The cost for this 10 session class is $70.00 for Members and $80.00 for Non-Members.

Tribute to Peter, Paul and Mary Dinner & Entertainment Wednesday, April 25, 2018; 4:30pm– Happy Hour; 5:30–8:00pm Dinner & Entertainment Join us for an evening of dinner and entertainment in tribute to the great Peter, Paul & Mary! Our evening will begin with a Happy Hour at 4:30pm and then a fantastic buffet meal at 5:30pm which will include roast beef, sides, salads and a plated dessert. After dinner, The True North Troubadours, a Folk music trio hailing from British Columbia, Canada will perform, their rich vocal harmonies and acoustic guitar LQWHUSOD\ GHÀQH WKH HVVHQFH RI WKLV HQJDJLQJ group. Paying tribute to the folk music of the Sixties the True North Troubadours are currently performing popular songs by artists such as Peter Paul and Mary, Ian and Sylvia Tyson, Bob Dylan, Gordon Lightfoot and others. Come for a trip down memory lane as they play tribute to Peter, Paul and

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Mary! Registration begins March 7, 2018 by stopping by our Front Reception Desk (20605 51B Avenue) or giving us a call (604530-3020)! The cost is $35.00 for Members and $45.00 for Non-Members.

Fairmont Chateau Whistler’s 55+ ALL INCLUSIVE Spring Celebration Trip Monday, April 30, @ 12:00pm – Thursday, May 3, 2018 @ 12:30pm Join us in Whistler for an unforgettable three night, four day program tailored to guests that are ‘young at heart’. This is an all-inclusive vacation getaway not to miss.

The hotel staff cater to your hearts desire with a warm welcome, fun and interesting activities, fantastic food and entertainment.

It is like being on a cruise ship without ever leaving port! And everything is included in the price!!! This package includes: three nights accommodation at The Fairmont Chateau Whistler, two receptions (including wine, beer and appetizers), three breakfasts, two lunch buffets, three dinners (two buffets and one formal plated), escorted bus from the Langley Senior Centre, gratuities and taxes, a choice of scheduled on-site presentations and Whistler activities tailored to the young at heart. The cost is $769.00 each for Double Occupancy and $1008.00 for Single Occupancy. Register by stopping by the Centre or by calling 604-530-3020.

Mamma Mia Bus Trip, Stanley Industrial Alliance Saturday, June 23, 2018 12:45pm – 6:00pm Join us for a trip to the theatre to see Mamma Mia, the smash-hit musical based on the songs of ABBA! This uproariously and funloving musical will have you dancing in your seat with all of ABBA’s classics! This trip will include transportation, a host, a driver, your ticket, and GST. The cost of this trip is $104.00 for members and $114.00. Register

by stopping by the Centre or by calling 604530-3020.

Seattle Mariners vs. Toronto Blue Jays Overnight Trip Saturday August 4th 9:00am to Sunday August 5th 9:00pm, 2018 7KLV ZLOO EH D IXQ ÀOOHG WZR GD\V :H ZLOO be staying in Marysville at the Holiday Inn, located right by the Tulalip Casino, Premium Outlets, and a few minutes away from Walmart and Target. Once we arrive in Marysville, we will stop for lunch (on your own) and shopping and/or time for the casino. Choices for lunch include: the buffet at the casino, Olive Garden, or Food Court at the Outlet mall. We will check in to the hotel at approx. 3:00pm. The hotel has a shuttle bus to the casino, bingo, and the outlets that is free of charge for you to use. We will also have our own shuttle to Walmart/Target and for going to the casino to watch the game on Saturday night, for anyone that wants to join the group for the game and dinner (dinner is on your own).

The next morning enjoy, a complimentary breakfast in the hotel. Then it’s off to Safeco Field to watch the Toronto Blue Jays play the Seattle Mariners. On the way home; we will stop at a Haggen’s for a take away snack or dinner (own your own).

This overnight trip includes a Tour Guide, transportation, a driver, breakfast, a ticket to the game, parking for the bus and the exchange rate. The cost is $350.00 each for Double Occupancy – Members, $450.00 for Single Occupancy Members, $375.00 each for Double Occupancy - Non-Members, $475.00 Single Occupancy - Non-Members.

Register by stopping by the Centre or by calling 604-530-3020.

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Make language fun! Start early with Babytime. Help your baby develop speech and language skills. Enjoy bouncing, singing and rhyming with stories. Babytime is a fun, social bonding activity for babies and caregivers.

Storytime Introduce kids to the love of books and language with Storytime! Children and caregivers will enjoy interactive stories, songs, rhymes and more. Storytime prepares children to learn to read.

Check with your local library for dates and times.

FVRL LANGLEY LOCATIONS: Aldergrove Library

This spring break, join Team T&J for a high-energy program of music and movement. Explore and express your imagination through the excitement and freedom of live music interaction. For kids of all ages.

26770 29 Avenue 604-856-6415

Brookswood Library 20045 40 Avenue 604-534-7055

City of Langley Library 20399 Douglas Crescent 604-514-2850

Murrayville Library Saturday, March 17 2 pm

Muriel Arnason Library Tuesday, March 20 10:30 am

Aldergrove Library Thursday, March 29 2 pm

City of Langley Library Monday, March 19 2 pm

Brookswood Library Wednesday, March 28 2 pm

Please contact your library for registration details.

Fort Langley Library 9167 Glover Road 604-888-0722

Muriel Arnason Library 130 – 20338 65 Avenue 604-532-3590

Murrayville Library 100 – 22071 48 Avenue 604-533-0339

Walnut Grove Library 8889 Walnut Grove Drive 604-882-0410

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Meet the Sphero SPRK+. This app-enabled robotic ball fosters creativity through discovery and play. Use it to design and code your own activities. Borrow a Sphero SPRK+ with your library card or attend one of our Sphero programs.

Visit www.fvrl.ca/sphero for more details.

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A program record 11-game mid-season winning streak vaulted the Spartans to top spot in the six-team league, earning the Langley-based side, who play out of the Langley Events Centre, a 16-4-0-0 record with five games still to play in the regular season. Thanks to that impressive streak, the Spartans are knocking on the door of another piece of history. In 2014-15, which marked Spartans head coach Barret Kropf’s second season at the helm, TWU finished atop the BCIHL standings with a 17-5-0-2 mark, which, at the time, was the program’s high water mark.

That leaves TWU just two wins from setting the Spartans all-time wins mark and just five points shy of setting TWU’s all-time record for points in a season.

Indeed, it’s already been a season to remember.

With a whopping 89 goals for and 46 goals against through 20 games, the Spartans have proven to be both the best offensive and defensive team in the league. That success has arrived thanks to unprecedented depth, unparalleled speed and unrivalled goaltending.

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scoring with nine goals and 14 assists, while Calgarian rookie Brayden Brown is second on the Spartans in points, with a team-leading 14 goals and eight assists. Rounding out TWU’s top four offensive stars are a pair of Aldergrove products, in first-year Brandon Potomak, who has six goals and 15 assists and second-year Kade Vilio, who has 10 goals and nine assists. And that’s just TWU’s top 10 contribution. A little further down the line and you have veteran forward Dirk de Waal of Lethbridge, Alta. (7G and 10A), defenceman Stefan Gonzales of Surrey, who leads all BCIHL blueliners in scoring (4G and 13A) and Davos, Switzerland-born Florian Niedermaier (11G and 5A), who also recently set TWU’s career record for goals, with 31 and counting.

Indeed, there’s no shortage of talent amongst the TWU’s skaters.

Oh and about the “unrivalled goaltending” – well, TWU has the luxury of relying on fifth-year goalie Silas Matthys.

The product of Wollerau, Switzerland, is the league’s alltime career wins leader, with 48, and this year he has been as good as ever. Amongst regular starters, not surprisingly, he leads the BCIHL with a 2.25 goals against average and a .925 save percentage.

With five games left in the season, the stretch drive has begun. And with a hungry Spartans side that is in search of its first ever league championship, indeed, this team has its sights set on creating one more piece of history.

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o puppies shed? Yes, they do! Shedding can turn into a big hairy deal but is normal. fur does not grow all the time but is continuously renewed in a cycle of growth, rest, and loss is shedding.

The length of the hair growth period varies from breed to breed. Most dogs have a seasonal shed in the spring and/or during the fall. Some breeds such as Poodles and some terriers are referred to as “non-shedding” but they do shed. Their hair grows for years before it sheds. However, they don’t tend to shed all at once. You won’t notice clumps of fur all at once because they only lose a few hairs at a time. Breeds that have heavy coats that shed in clumps are more prone to developing mats which can be quite painful.

You can’t stop your puppy from shedding, but you can reduce the aggravation to your pet and yourself.

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You don’t have to groom the whole puppy at one sitting.

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(called the Orion Arm) which is about two-thirds of the way out from the centre.

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Knob of butter, melted 1 1/8 cup / 220g super fine sugar 1 cup / 220g butter, + extra for greasing 4 free-range eggs, beaten 1/2 cup salted chopped pistachio nuts 1 3/4 cup / 220g self-raising flour 1 tsp vanilla extract

6 tbsp strawberry or raspberry aspberry jam or a carton of fresh rasberries berries 500ml/1 pint whipped cream

Decorate Fresh rasberries, chopped pistachio nuts, whipped cream

Method Preheat the oven to 190C/375F/Gas 5.

Grease and line two 23cm/9in cake tins with the melted butter.

Line the bottom of the two cake tins with a circle of greaseproof paper.

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