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PUBLISHER’S NOTE What a summer it has been in Mission! The sun shone brightly and our community was abuzz all summer long. Bravo to the organizers of some of the best summer time festivals ever - Canada Day at Fraser River Heritage Park, Mission Fest, Mission Folk Music Festival, and Rockin’ River Music Fest just to name a few! Well done!

It’s going to be a busy Fall… And here we go… the summer festival season ends and fall begins (my favorite season!) So many great events coming this fall as we gear up for holiday festivities. Be sure to keep up to date with everything happening in Mission at www.whatsonmission.ca - updated daily!

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2014 Voter’s Guide is coming to stands in October One final note: elections for Mayor, Council, and School Trustee take place on November 15th. In an attempt to keep What’s On! Mission non-political, we will be publishing the 2014 #MissionBC Voter’s Guide - your complete guide to voting in one of the most important elections for our community. We won’t tell you who to vote for, but we encourage everyone who is eligible to get out and VOTE! Watch for the #MissionBC Voter’s Guide coming to What’s On! stands in October. Thanks Mission

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Some new events coming to Mission this fall… The DRAG Show starring Mz. Adrien and Friends comes to The Stage in Mission on September 20th - a high energy evening with glamorous female impersonators and hilarious adult comedy - see page 43 for details. And you can’t go through the Fall without a great

big, outrageous costume party, also coming to The Stage, on November 1st. If you are looking for something new and very different, you will not want to miss these two great events.

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WITH STAN THE STURGEON FOLLOW STAN ON FACEBOOK AND TWITTER MISSION BC VISITOR CENTRE @STANSTURGEON1 Submit events to whatsonmission@live.ca. All events submitted that are in Mission and open to the public will be included in the Events Calendar, at whatsonmission.ca, on Facebook and Twitter.

SEPTEMBER Lordco BC Nationals September 4th - 7th Mission Raceway Park www.missionraceway.com Cinema under the Stars September 5th, 8:30pm Fraser River Heritage Park www.facebook.com/ FraserRiverHeritagePark Lifetime Learning Centre Society Golf Tournament September 6th, Registration 9am. Cedar Ridge Golf Course Contact LTLC at 604-820-0220 Learn To Fish: A Fraser River Experience September 6th, 10am - 12pm Matsqui Park Regional Trail Must pre-register call 604-504-4716 or visit. fraservalley@gofishbc.com Sand Traps for Seizures September 8th, 12pm Mission Golf Club, 7983 Nelson St For info phone 604.853.7399 Cinema Politica Fraser Valley September 8th, 7:30pm Clarke Theatre Cafetorium Find more info on Facebook Valley Women’s Network Mission Luncheon September 11th, 11:15am - 1pm Royal Canadian Legion - Branch 57 RSVP to vwn.mission@gmail.com “Tee Up Fore Business” Golf Tournament September 11th, 12:30pm - 8pm Mission Golf Course Contact the Mission Regional Chamber of Commerce at 604.826.6914 to register

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G.W. Cooke Awards presentation September 11th, 7pm Clarke Theatre www.missioncommunityfoundation.org Illuminaria September 13th Fraser River Heritage Park www.missionacl.org M&M Fundraiser BBQ September 13th Mission Hills Shopping Centre www.fraservalleyhumanesociety.com Barb Quinn Chili Cook Off September 13th, Noon Royal Canadian Legion Call 604.826.2331 for info 34th Annual Terry Fox Run For Cancer Research September 14th, 8am Registration, 9am Run Fraser River Heritage Park, 7494 Mary Street To volunteer, please contact Craig Grant craig.grant@rbc.com To participate, please visit http://www.terryfox.org/ Seniors’ Social and Tea Dance Celebrating Grandparents September 16th, 2pm - 4pm All Saints Anglican Church Hall Call 604-826-2814 for info Central Fraser Valley Graphic Guild Exhibit September 16th - October 4th, Tue - Sat 1pm - 4pm. Mission Arts Centre & Rock Family Gallery. 33529 1st Avenue www.missionartscouncil.ca Tai Chi & Body Awareness September 17th, 7pm 8:30pm Mission Library 604-826-6610

Word Keepers September 17th, 7pm - 8:30pm Mission Library 604-826-6610 Doorwarz II September 18th - 21st Mission Raceway Park www.missionraceway.com Clarke Theatre Volunteer Orientation Night September 18th, 7pm Clarke Theatre Call Bronwen at 604.820.3961 Mission Community Foundation’s AGM September 18th, 7pm Fraserview School www.missioncommunityfoundation.org Pro-D Day Discount Swim/ Skate September 19th Swim 10am - 3pm / Skate 1pm - 3pm Mission Leisure Centre mission.ca/leisure, 604-820-5350 Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup September 19th, 10am - 1pm Location TBA. For more info call 604-826-9423 or email missionadoptablock@ gmail.com The Mission Possible Fundraising Golf Tournament in support of “The Residence in Mission”. September 19th, Registration at Noon Mission Golf Course Contact Lisa Luky at 604-814-5190 or lisa@fvhcf.org Arrr! Pirates in the Library! September 19th, 10am - 5pm Mission Library 604-826-6610

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La Vida Local at the Mission City Farmers Market September 20th, 9am - 1pm Mission Library, 33247 Second Ave www.missioncityfarmersmarket.com The DRAG Show September 20th, doors at 7pm, show at 8pm The Stage, 32998 First Ave Tickets and info 604.832.3130 Classic Auto & Sports Car Show September 21st Bent Wrenches Autoservice www.fraservalleyhumanesociety.com Mission Weavers & Spinners Guild meeting September 22nd, 7pm - 9pm, doors 6:30pm Mission Arts Centre 33529 First Avenue. More info missionwsg@gmail.com Mission School District Post-Secondary Information Night for Grades 10 – 12 September 23rd, 6:30pm Clarke Theatre Call 604.820.3691 for info FREE! Family Swims Sponsored by Rotary Club Sunrise. September 24th, 6:30pm - 8:30pm. Mission Leisure Centre. mission.ca/ leisure, 604-820-5350 Soroptimist International of Abbotsford/Mission After Work Social Hour September 24th Fraser River Interpretive Center Contact: siabbotsford. mission@soroptimist.net

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As part of our commitment to be offering new services and treatments, we are pleased to announce this month we are now offering tattoo removal, ClearLift laser skin resurfacing, and nail fungus treatments. We also offer personal counselling services with our registered clinical counselor Scott Williams M.A. RCC PsyD(c).

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Seung-ri Black Belt Academy CREATING TOMORROW’S LEADERS TODAY The Meyer family (Patrick, Janis and their children Anastasia and Eric) began training in Songahm Taekwondo back in 2001 and it quickly became a family passion. The family dream of opening their own school became a reality in 2011 when they sold the family home, said goodbye to 25yrs in Surrey and moved to Mission. Six months later they opened the Seung-ri Black Belt Academy at the Elk’s Hall on 2nd Ave. For the Meyer’s, Taekwondo has always been about training together as a family. “The Family that Kicks together Sticks togetherâ€? has become their motto. Each member of the family enjoys a different aspect of Songahm Taekwondo; from forms to weapons training, Krav Maga self defense and Mr. Meyer’s personal favourite, sparring. They incorporate traditional Taekwondo values into their martial arts training such as 5HVSHFW 3HUVHYHUDQFH *RDO 6HWWLQJ DQG &RQĂ€ GHQFH Encouraging their students to become active members of their community and helping students achieve personal goals is an intrinsic part of the Seung-ri Black Belt Academy.

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WITH STAN THE STURGEON FOLLOW STAN ON FACEBOOK AND TWITTER MISSION BC VISITOR CENTRE @STANSTURGEON1 Submit events to whatsonmission@live.ca. All events submitted that are in Mission and open to the public will be included in the Events Calendar, at whatsonmission.ca, on Facebook and Twitter. Business & Professional Women’s Club of Mission Luncheon September 24th, 11:15am 1:00pm. Best Western Plus Mission City Lodge 32281 Lougheed Hwy RSVP to bpw.mission@gmail.com, no walk ins please! Raise a Reader Day September 24th www.literacyinmission.org Jump into Fall Children’s Celebration September 25th, 10am to 1pm Leisure Centre. For info call Laura Wilson 604-820-4367 Define Mission Event September 25th, 7pm - 9pm Clarke Theatre Call 604.826.6914 for info 1920’s Night: Fun, Fashion & Flappers September 25th, 5:30pm - 9pm Mission Springs Pub www.missionmuseum.com Tap your feet with Boris September 26th, 3:30pm - 4:30pm Mission Library 604-826-6610 Eco Arts Festival September 26th & 27th Harrison Mills www.weareaces.org National Culture Days September 26th - 28th All around Mission www.missionculturalresources.ca Walk-Run-Bike-athon to support All Saints Anglican Church September 27th, 9:30am Fraser River Heritage Park Call 604-826-2814 for more info

Free! Guided Hike September 27th, 10am - 11:30am Mission Municipal Forest Pre-register at mission.ca/leisure, 604-820-5350 Mission Girl Guides 100th Anniversary Reunion September 27th, 1pm - 5pm St. Andrew’s United Church, 7756 Grand Street. For info email purplepassionbike@hotmail.com or call 604-820-7002 BC Rivers Day at the Harbour September 28th, 10am - 3pm Mission Harbour Center For more info or to enter a booth call 604-826-9423 or emailmissionadoptablock@ gmail.com Mission Strong Youth Challenge September 29th - October 25th Mission Leisure Centre Pre-register at mission.ca/ leisure, 604-820-5350 Reel on the River - TRACKS September 29th, 7pm SilverCity, Mission Junction www.reelontheriver.ca The Alternative September 29, 7pm. Old Legion building - ground floor missionalternative@gmail.com

OCTOBER Canada Pension Plan and Old Age Security October 2nd, 2pm - 3:30pm Mission Library 604-826-6610

Fall Book Sale October 3rd, 10am – 4:30pm October 4th, 10am – 4pm Mission Library 604-826-6610 Celebrate our Mission Mosaic! October 3rd, Doors at 6pm, Dinner at 6:30pm All Saints Anglican Church www.missionica.com 19th Annual Celebration of Women October 4th, 1:30pm - 4pm Cedar Valley Church Auditorium Call 604.820.2621 for tickets and info St. Francis of Assisi Blessing of Animals October 4th, 4pm All Saints Anglican Church Call 604-826-8277 for info Reel on the River - The Grand Seduction October 6th, 7pm SilverCity, Mission Junction www.reelontheriver.ca Cinema Politica Fraser Valley October 7th, 7:30pm Clarke Theatre Cafetorium Find more info on Facebook Valley Women’s Network Mission Monthly Luncheon October 9th, 11:30am - 1:30pm Royal Canadian Legion Branch 57 Vancouver Arts Club On Tour – “Avenue Q” October 14th, 8pm. Clarke Theatre Tickets at 1-877-299-1644 Haunted Attraction: Tribute to the Walking Dead October 17th -19th, 23rd 26th, 29th - 31st Mission Raceway Park www.missionartscouncil.ca

Decade of Hits Tour: GEORGE CANYON with Special Guest JORDAN MCINTOSH PRESENTED BY ROCK.IT BOY ENTERTAINMENT Friday, October 17th at the Clarke Theatre, 33700 Prentis Avenue Tickets are $37.50 (Plus Facility Fee & Service Charges) available at all Ticketmaster locations. Charge by phone or online at www.ticketmaster.ca.

Pack of Lies by Hugh Whitemore Runs October 17th – November 2nd, Thurs, Fri, Sat Evenings & Sunday Matinees Opening Nite Theatre, 33223 N. Railway Avenue, (Across from West Coast Express Train Station) More info/tickets at http:// openingnitetheatresociety. tripod.com Coffee House with Kitchen Sync and Friends October 18th, 7pm Clarke Theatre Cafetorium Call 604.820.3691 for info Italian Pub Night at the Legion October 18th, 8pm Royal Canadian Legion Br 57 Call 604.826.2331 for info Reel on the River - Calvary October 20th, 7pm SilverCity, Mission Junction www.reelontheriver.ca

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WITH STAN THE STURGEON Seniors’ Social and Tea Dance October 21st, 2pm – 4pm All Saints Anglican Church Hall Call 604-826-2814 for info

Quiz Night Friday October 24th, 7pm Mission Library 604-826-6610 Philanthropy Cocktail Reception October 24th, 6pm - 8pm Best Western Mission City Lodge www.missioncommunityfoundation.org For tickets contact mfound@telus.net

Festival of Light - Diwali October 21st, 5:30pm - 8:30pm Clarke Theatre. Contact MCSS at 604-826-3634 for info BPW Lunch Meeting: Panel Discussion with female candidates running for School Board or Council. October 22nd, 11:15am - 1pm (Lunch at 11:45am) Rockwell’s Bar & Grill - Chapel Room. For more info contact Donna 604.287.1997

Mission Strong Youth Challenge Obstacle Course October 25th. Mission Leisure Centre Pre-register at mission. ca/leisure, 604-820-5350 Sonic Entertainment presents Tyrone Raveen The Next Generation October 25th, 7:30pm Clarke Theatre Call 604.820.3691 for info

Powerhouse Gogos of Mission meeting October 22nd, 7pm 33599 Second Ave. For information email Carol at ceobrien@shaw.ca

Ghostly Get Together October 26th, 4pm - 6pm Mission Leisure Centre mission.ca/leisure, 604-8205350

“My first exploration of Thailand” October 22nd, 7pm - 8:30pm Mission Library 604-826-6610

Halloween Story time and Puppet show October 28th, 6:45pm -7:30pm Mission Library 604-826-6610

Superhero Academy! October 24th, 10am - 5pm Mission Library 604-826-6610 Pro-D Day Discount Swim/ Skate October 24th Swim 10am - 3pm / Skate 1pm - 3pm Mission Leisure Centre mission. ca/leisure, 604-820-5350

FREE Community Swim Event Sponsored by CUPE Local 1267 October 29th, 6:30pm - 8:30pm Mission Leisure Centre www.mission.ca/leisure, 604-820-5350

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Reel on the River - The Overnighters November 3rd, 7pm SilverCity, Mission Junction www.reelontheriver.ca

Halloween Dance October 30th, 1pm - 4pm Mission Senior’s Activity Centre Call 604.814.2188 for more info

Municipal Election for Mayor, Council, and School Trustee Advance Polls. November 5th For voting information: www.mission.ca

Spooky Skate Family Event October 30th, 6:30pm - 8pm Mission Leisure Centre mission.ca/leisure, 604-8205350

Authors of Mission Celebration November 5th, 7pm - 8:30pm Mission Library 604-826-6610

Halloween at the Legion October 31st, 2pm Royal Canadian Legion Br 57 Call 604.826.2331 for more info

Christmas Craft Market November 8th, 10am – 5pm November 9th, 10am – 4pm Heritage Park Secondary www.missionartscouncil.ca

Halloween Hoot Children’s Celebration October 31st, 10am to 1pm Leisure Centre For info call Laura Wilson 604820-4367

Remembrance Day November 11th Remembrance Service at the Clarke. Wreath Laying at the Legion. Call 604.826.2331 for info

NOVEMBER Dewdney Elementary Garage Sale November 1st, 9am - 1pm (no early bird buyers please) Dewdney Elementary School Contact LaRae Rosie at 604820-8334 Cinema Politica Fraser Valley November 1st, 2pm Clarke Theatre Cafetorium Find more info on Facebook Don’t try this at Home: Secrets of a Stuntman November 1st, 2:30pm - 3:30pm Mission Library 604-826-6610

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Halloween Costume Party November 1st, 8pm. The Stage in Mission. Contact dkthechef@ shaw.ca for tickets

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Welcome to Winter Rotary Gala November 1st, doors at 5:30pm Rockwell’s/Best Western Call Gord 604.814.1083

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20th Anniversary Celebration: Customer Appreciation Day October 29th, 2pm - 4:30pm Mission Library 604-826-6610

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A Musical Review: Songs of WW1 & WW2 Afternoon Tea. November 11th, 2pm – 4pm All Saints Anglican Church Hall. Call 604-826-2814 for info Municipal Election for Mayor, Council, and School Trustee Advance Polls. November 5th For voting information: www.mission.ca FVHS Bake Sale November 14th, 10am - 5pm Prospera Credit Union Municipal Election for Mayor, Council, and School Trustee November 15th. For voting information: www.mission.ca Mission Legion Ladies Auxiliary Shopping Extravaganza November 15th, 5pm -10pm Mission Senior’s Center 33100 10th Ave Contact for info Cindy Brewer 604-504-7769 or Barb Clease 604-864-5822

Live Well With Pharmasave Health Center offers professional medical services to the Mission Community. Located at 7343 Hurd Street across from the Mission Hospital, Pharmasave has been managed by pharmacist Darcy D’Amours for the last 20 years. With a compounding laboratory in store we are able to assist you with all your unique compounding needs. Several years ago we invested in specialized training and equipment to better serve the community. Have you ever picked up a prescription for your child that tastes awful? Did it leave you wondering how you are going to get them to take the medication? We can help you with that. We can help with medications that are not commercially available or temporarily unavailable or prescriptions that your doctor has WDLORUHG VSHFLÀ FDOO\ WR \RX DQG \RXU needs. We invite you to come visit us. $OORZ XV WKH RSSRUWXQLW\ WR FXVWRP À W your medication for you. Pharmasave is a medical supply center with several full time pharmacy assistants specializing in home health care. Dianne and Chrystal DUH FHUWLÀ HG FRPSUHVVLRQ VWRFNLQJ À WWHUV 7KH\ DUH TXDOLÀ HG WR DVVLVW with the sizing, selection, application

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years and older for non-prescription purchases. Pharmasave staff participate in clinics and events throughout the community featuring various health related topics such as blood pressure, diabetes and home safety. Visit your Live Well Pharmacy team and make Pharmasave your medical destination for all your health related needs.

Our employees are also able to assist with the purchase of mobility aids such as walkers, canes and wheelchairs. It is very important to us to determine the correct size and style of mobility aid for safety and comfort. Bathroom safety equipment and incontinence supplies are also available. Pharmasave has a variety of medical equipment available for rental and we offer delivery of medical supplies, blister packs and medications to RXU FXVWRPHUV 7KHUH LV QR H[WUD charge for blister packs which help to make medication management and compliance easier for patients. Every Monday is senior’s day and a 15% discount is offered to all customers 65

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La Vida Local Mission City Farmers’ Market is holding its annual La Vida Local event on Saturday, September 20 from 9-1. While the market runs every Saturday from May to October in the comfortably shady and cozy parking lot behind the library, there are a number of special events throughout the season. La Vida Local is a celebration of local food, food security, and community involvement. A number of local agencies will be on hand with information about their roles in providing food security in the community. A three-part process, food security means making sure that everyone has access to healthy food, no matter their circumstances, and ensuring that this access is maintained, even in the face of global changes. It’s a broad and sweeping mandate, but one of the most important things we as a community need to address. Come to the market and learn how you can be involved in all three stages. Stage one is short-term relief, providing food for those who need it. Agencies like food banks, Hope Central, Mission Friendship Centre and school food programs work to make sure that those who are hungry get the healthy food they need. Stage two works on building food skills, and providing a network for sustained food availability. Stage three is redesigning the food system, making sure that policies, support and planning are all in place to keep a strong local food system running. The Mission City Farmers’ Market is a vital part of the second stage of food security. Local farmers provide fresh produce every Saturday, with some of them also offering farm gate sales throughout the week, and/or CSA (community supported agriculture) boxes. CSA members

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Written by Camille Atebe Every Saturday until October 11th from 9am-1pm at the Mission Library 33247 2nd Avenue

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Understanding the foreclosure process! In B.C., foreclosures occur when a homeowner/borrower defaults on the payments of a mortgage. The lender will apply to the court to sell the home to recover the monies owed. Before the home can be sold, the homeowner/borrower usually has 6 months to redeem/payout the mortgage after which the bank/lender acts as the vendor in selling the home and lists the home for sale with a realtor.

Questions about buying a foreclosure: Q: Do I have to have cash for the full purchase price? A: No, you can obtain a mortgage subject to approved credit. 4 &DQ , SXW ´VXEMHFWVÂľ RQ WKH RIIHU ² VXFK DV LQVSHFWLRQ DQG Ă€QDQFLQJ" $ <HV ,I \RXU RIIHU LV LQ Ă€UVW SODFH WKH RIIHU FDQ KDYH VXEMHFWV SURYLGHG WKH YHQGRU EDQN OHQGHU LV ZLOOLQJ WR accept them. Q: What happens once an offer is accepted and subjects are removed? A: A court date will be set and the price of the accepted offer becomes public record. At court, your realtor will present the offer to the judge and any other person/realtor may also present a sealed bid offer at the same time. The judge will generally accept the “bestâ€? overall offer. Q: So even though I have the accepted offer, I might not get the house? A: Yes. It is wise to have your realtor attend court with another higher sealed bid just in case another party arrives to bid on the property. The judge reviews the sealed bids and the property is SOLD to the highest bidder. Q: What about closing dates? $ *HQHUDOO\ ZLWK IRUHFORVXUHV WKH FORVLQJ GDWH LV Ă€IWHHQ EXVLQHVV GD\V DIWHU WKH FRXUW GDWH 7KLV FDQ EH GLIĂ€FXOW IRU SHRSOH ZKR QHHG VSHFLĂ€F GDWHV DV WKHUH DUH VRPHWLPHV GHOD\V LQ JHWWLQJ D FRXUW GDWH To obtain the full detailed process of foreclosures, go to the information zone at www.tomosterberg.com

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What’s our story? - Defining Mission A brand is not a logo or a tagline, but the perception or story that a community offers. Trying to discover this story is what Mission’s Brand is all about. Over the summer we have asked weekly questions. The conversation is to draw out the values and story of Mission. This is the foundation of building a brand for Mi s s i o n. T he c om m un it y’ s participation and the diversity of voices has been appreciated and is valued immensely. For example in week four we asked: ‘Why do you live in Mission?’ This generated a lot of strong responses. Some said it was for the outdoor recreational activities, but most said they live in Mission for the affordability in housing. They stay because of the beautiful scenery that surrounds us, and the close knit community feel.

friendly and welcoming people. “People are just who they are here... authentic, laid back, and not afraid of other people being who they really are too...” (W. Talbot). There is still time to get involved in the conversation on the Mission’s Brand Facebook page, Twitter feed and on the Chamber of C o m m e r c e w e b s i t e . (www.MissionChamber.bc.ca) On September 25th attend Defining Mission at the Clarke Theater where the external view of Mission will be explored will keynote speaker Bob Rennie. This night will also feature workshops which will further define Mission’s story and key factors that will inform Mission’s Brand. Door open at 5:30pm and is FREE to all members of the community.

Another question asked was; ‘What kind of people live Mission’s Brand is an initiative of Mission Regional in Mission?’ Most commented that our town contains Chamber of Commerce, Community Futures North Fraser, and Mission Community Services.

Defining Mission What comes to mind when you think about Mission? Places, like products, have a brand. Your image of Mission − and the image people outside our community see when they think about Mission − matters.

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Delivering What’s On! Norman has been delivering What’s On! Mission magazine since May 2013. He takes his work seriously, loves his job and is aware that “folks are waiting eagerly for the next issue.”

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The current rate of employment among people with mental illness is low despite research which supports the impact that work plays in promoting recovery. and new opportunities to reach customers, increased productivity, stronger community relations and recognition as a leader in employment practices. MACL and Centennial Place recognize What’s On! Mission Magazine’s publisher Cory Cassel as In hiring a person with a disability an an employer and community leader HPSOR\HU FDQ EHQHÀ W IURP ORZHU VWDII ZKR EHQHÀ WV IURP KLULQJ WKURXJK these services. turnover, better customer service, There are free services to local businesses that save time and costs associated with hiring new employees and are built on the belief that everyone FDQ ZRUN LI WKH\ À QG WKH ULJKW À W

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Behind the Scenes Activity is Bringing World Class Technical Centre to Mission’s Downtown As we all know, agriculture is important to the Fraser Valley and agricultural technology is a growing and important element of that sector. Still mostly vacant, the recently purchased building in Mission’s downtown gives no hint of the behind-thescenes activity that will soon bring it to life as a world class Technical Centre of Excellence (TCE) for emerging agricultural tech companies. But in fact there is a lot going RQ 7KH HFRQRPLF DQG VRFLDO EHQHĂ€ WV WR 0LVVLRQ DUH MXVW around the corner. Consider the following: • The facility will require an anchor tenant to help defray leasing costs and provide mentoring. That anchor tenant has signed a memorandum of understanding, and is scheduled to occupy the building this fall. • Mission’s TCE (Technical Centre of Excellence) will provide accommodation and mentoring for emerging and incubator high tech businesses. 12 companies have already expressed interest. ‡ $ SURSRVDO WR REWDLQ PDMRU RSHUDWLQJ IXQGLQJ IRU WKH Centre has been submitted to the British Columbia Innovation Council. Final approval is expected by mid to late August. • Work is underway to create a consortium of credit XQLRQV WR VXSSRUW WKH SURMHFW DQG SDUWLFLSDWH LQ EXVLQHVV Ă€ QDQFLQJ 3ODQV DUH DOVR XQGHUZD\ WR FUHDWH D YHQWXUH fund that will give access to capital locally. • Letters of support have been received from Mission, Abbotsford, Chilliwack and Invest North Fraser partners, 0DSOH 5LGJH DQG 3LWW 0HDGRZV 0LVVLRQ¡V 5LYHUVLGH College is also on board. • A plan is in place to renovate the building to accommodate its new uses, and renovation work will commence very shortly. • ACETech, the Vancouver based training organization for CEOs of technology, life sciences, and innovative companies, has committed to hold an evening meeting in Mission on September 18. It is expected that many of

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“I began this program in 1996 to identify and locate records of local women that reflected both their diversity and contributions. Women who, in the words of author Sarah Breathnach, saw...”

19th Annual Celebration of Women

Life as a journey. Life as an expedition. Life as a pilgrimage. Life as a garden. Life as the highest art. Pathfinders. Pathmakers. Pioneers. Activists. Educators. Artists of the Everyday. Women of spirit. Women of substance. Women with style. Women who have lived the questions. Women ready to embrace the answers. Women of inspiration. Women of Tradition.

Saturday, October 4th, 2014 Cedar Valley Mennonite Church 8312 Cedar Street, Mission 1:30 - 4:00 PM

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Recipes from Butter Lettuce Mimosa Salad The Blackberry Kitchen Makes one individual salad. Ingredients Greens: 1 small head of butter lettuce, washed and dried 3 leaves of radicchio, washed and dried 3 leaves of Belgian endive, washed and dried 1 hard-boiled egg 3 fresh blackberries Dressing: 2 tbsp. mayonnaise ¼ tsp. red wine vinegar 1/8 tsp. chopped fresh dill few drops of Lea and Perrin’s Worcestershire Sauce salt and pepper to taste

Directions 1. Hard boil egg, cool in cold water, remove shell, and chop egg. 2. Whisk together the dressing ingredients except for salt and pepper. Add salt and pepper to taste. 3. Flood serving plate with dressing. 4. Arrange the radicchio and endive on top of the dressing to provide a frame for the butter lettuce. 5. Remove root from butter lettuce and use as many leaves as needed to SUHVHQW OLNH D Á RZHU LQ WKH FHQWUH RI WKH SODWH 6. Garnish with chopped boiled egg and blackberries.

Caprese Salad Makes one individual salad. Photo credit Sasha MacBain

Ingredients 1 ripe tomato with stem attached, washed and dried 1 fresh mozzarella cheese 5 fresh basil leaves balsamic vinegar extra virgin olive oil coarse sea salt & fresh ground pepper

Directions 1. In a small pot bring 1 cup of balsamic vinegar to a simmer until it is reduced* by half. Cool and pour into a small squeeze bottle. 2. Slice the tomato in ¼” slices crosswise, discard the bottom slice so the tomato will stand on the plate. 3. Slice the mozzarella cheese in ¼” slices.

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Assembly: Build your salad by layering the tomato, mozzarella and basil leaves in the center of a dinner plate. Don’t be tempted to make too many layers! The top layer is the tomato slice with the stem attached. If you are making more than one salad make all of them to this step. Once all salads are assembled, drizzle the reduced balsamic vinegar on the plate. Drizzle a few drops of olive oil on the top of the tomato allowing it to cascade down the sides. Sprinkle with sea salt and fresh ground pepper. Definitions: *Reduce: Bring the liquid to a boil and keep at a simmer to FRQGHQVH LW WR KDOI LWV RULJLQDO YROXPH 5HGXFLQJ JUHDWO\ LQWHQVLÀ HV WKH Á DYRXU DQG WKLFNHQV WKH OLTXLG Tip: Reduced balsamic vinegar can also be purchased already prepared in On! • www.whatsonmission.ca 19 a squeeze bottle at many Whats local specialty food stores!

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Family Night Out! Tuesdays 6:30pm-8:00pm Bring grandma, grandpa, sisters & brothers and build some lasting memories! Swim, skate, do crafts or play sports - on Tuesday nights there's fun for the whole family at the Mission Leisure Centre. Starts Sep. 23rd.

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MISSION ARTS CORNER!

With the start of fall, take a moment to get away to a local venue and enjoy the exhibits of local, established and emerging artists whose work will be featured at the Mission Arts Centre gallery. All art exhibits are FREE to attend on Tuesday to Saturday, from 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. All artwork is also available for purchase through the gift shop and gallery during regular Art Centre hours. Call for Details: 604-826-0029 • Location: Heritage Home on corner 1st and Catherwood (across from Mr. Pets)

Featured Art Shows: There is plenty of parking behind the yellow heritage house the Arts Council calls home. Park at the back and enter through the back yard - you can buy a cup of coffee or tea in the Tea Room on the way in to sip while you browse the gallery and gift shop!

Sept 16th - Oct 4th, 2014 (Reception Sept. 20th) Central Fraser Valley Graphic Arts Guild Formed in 1977 by students of the Fraser Valley College, the Guild promotes and informs the public about printmaking, and provides opportunities for its members to display their art work within the community. The Graphic Arts Guild has maintained a reputation for quality art work, expanding from its printmaking origins to include painting, drawing and 3-D work

October 7 – Nov. 8th, 2014 Brandon Macdonald - Collective Unconscious Photography With a vision in mind, and a passion for photography, it seems that doors begin to open. Brandon emerged from high school in 2005, driven to explore the many aspects that nature holds. Young, hopeful, and full of enthusiasm for the future, Brandon discovered the Nikon D3000 in 2011 and focused on immortalising the moment, capturing the essence in true form, understanding the world through inner positive energy.

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Linda has been helping people for 27 years. Myofascial Massage Therapy - it doesn’t have to hurt to work! www.lindasangwine.ca 604-820-8801 or 604-302-9572

The Ole Fashion Barber Shop is Back in Downtown Mission! #4–33261 1st Ave, Downtown Mission 604.826.5777

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15th Annual

Lantern Festival

Celebrate Inclusion!

Saturday, Sept. 13, 2014 Saturday, Sept. 13, 2014 Event Begins at 6pm x

Walk through the Labyrinth of Light

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Fire Performance spectacular!

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Lanterns available for a minimum $3 donation

finale!!!

Visit www.missionacl.org for more information.

Sponsored by: Proudly Presented by: Mission Association For Community Living

What is Community Inclusion and why does it matter? If you were born in British Columbia before 1980, you may not have school memories of learning alongside kids with developmental disabilities. In the past, ‘those kids’ were often labeled and placed in institutions and denied the rights that most of us take for granted. The community living movement was formed by parents to advocate for family members who have developmental disabilities to be fully included in all elements of community life. Here in B.C. the community living movement resulted in the closure of institutions. When folks moved into communities, there were opportunities for community members to meet, form friendships, and learn from those with labels. Our lives are richer for the connections we have. We may understand resilience in a new way and carry a deep appreciation for the beauty of diversity.

Photos by daleklippenstein.com

While the deinstitutionalization of people resulted in profound change and social improvement for individuals with disabilities, the movement still has work to do on the social justice front. From our perspective, community inclusion is not a social justice issue for those who have disabilities, it is a social justice issue for those who do not. Inclusive communities are better communities for all of us. Many doors have yet to be opened to ensure that people who have been marginalized may fully realize the experience of living in welcoming communities. MACL strives to further inclusion by supporting individuals and children with developmental disabilities to have inclusive preschool experiences, attend neighborhood schools, participate in inclusive recreation and leisure activities, live in neighborhoods they choose, work at real jobs for real pay, and access community services. There are many ways you can join the community inclusion movement! Become a member of MACL, donate to our work, become a champion employer, get to know someone with a developmental disability, and attend our 15th annual Illuminaria festival to celebrate inclusion! In the words of Margaret Mead, “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world, indeed it is the only thing that ever has.”

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Thinking Local Written by Bronwen Sutherland Feeling extremely virtuous reaching for a pallet of fresh local strawberries at a farm market while glancing around to ensure other shoppers are acknowledging the contribution to the community economy and dedication to the frequent directive to Shop Local! Immediately posting a photo on Facebook announcing just how absolutely hip one can be! Waiting for the Likes to start popping up while devouring the purchase. Once the euphoria of being a ‘good person’ fades, the realization that the strawberries are, in fact, perfection. Spending extra for local produce is well worth the investment. Shopping Local doesn’t end at the automatic doors of the grocery store! Take the sentiment with you when you are travelling anywhere in the community. There are a multitude of opportunities to grab something made locally including a GL]]\LQJ DUUD\ LQ WKH Ă€HOG RI DUWV Mission is home to artists in every genre, including the fabric and performing arts. There are ample opportunities to view work DQG PHHW ZLWK WKH DUWLVWV ZLWKRXW WUDYHOOLQJ WRR IDU DĂ€HOG 0LVVLRQ boasts innumerable craft fairs, concerts, festivals and many businesses are proud to display and sell local work. It is worth the gamble to check it out!

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Seniors – receive a $20 eye exam with BC Medical Card / 65+ Children receive a NO CHARGE eye exam with BC Medical Card / Under 19

Satti Grewal Licensed Optician The best selection in fashion frames, prescription sunglassses and contact lenses

Dr Lyndon Balisky, Optometrist Eye Exams Book your eye examination today! 604-820-1112

ARMD (Age Related Macular Degeneration) is a common eye condition and a leading cause of vision loss among people age 50 and older. It causes damage to the macula, a small spot near the center of the retina and the part of the eye needed for sharp, central vision, which lets us see objects that are straight ahead. Regular eye exams with your optometrist can help you keep track of the condition your eye is in and better maintain it for the future.

Registered Hearing Instrument Practitioner By appointment only.

Book your eye exam today! Dr. Lyndon Balisky is always taking new patients and appointments can be made for Saturday to fit a busy lifestyle.

Book your FREE hearing Test today! 604-557-9972 / 604-820-1112

We look forward to seeing you soon.

Kristoffer Goos

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Culture Days are coming!

From the Farmer’s Market to Main Street to the MAC and Mission Harbour, Mission will be celebrating National Culture Days September 26, 27, 28. Check out the CRC website www.missionculturalresources.ca or email culture@mission.ca for updates.

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Cultural Resources Commission Forum I Love Mission but… • 1:30-3:30pm Location: TBA

Mission City Farmers Market – agriCulture • 9am-1pm Learn more about the history of agriculture in Mission. Artists and artisans on site, music and more. Mission Archives (photo of Archives Mural) Interpretative Tours of “Our Home Town” mural by artists Dean and Christina Lauze of D’Arts. Special Interactive Photographic Exhibition: Dear Mission by Photographer Noel Archives Orientation - A tour of the facility and its role to preserve Mission’s culture. Performance by Stave Falls Scottish Dancers

Rivers Day Celebration • 11am – 4pm Spirit Square - Jack Poole Harbourside Park at Mission Waterfront

We live in a vibrant community, perched on the banks of the beautiful Fraser, brimming with creative people and a rich history, but how can we work together to make it even better? The Cultural Resources Commission invites community groups to a conversation on Mission’s future as a “Creative City”! For more info visit: www. missionculturalresources.ca or email culture@mission.ca Tap Your Feet With Bori 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm hosted by the Mission Library Join Boris Sichon and his amazing collection of instruments in an energetic drum circle. Explore different styles of music and find a rhythm that gets your feet tapping! Boris Sichon is a musician, dancer, singer and actor who has performed in over 40 different countries.

co-ordinated by Mission Adopt-A-Block River Songs, Stories & Stewardship - Fun kids activities, interactive displays, entertainment, guest speakers, a river cleanup, free pizza lunch and Starbucks Coffee onsite! For more info contact missionadoptablock@gmail.com or call 604-826-9423.

Mission Arts Council – Rock Family Gallery – 1-4pm Fraser Valley Graphics Guild Exhibition AT THE LEISURE CENTER Antoinette Wessels-Jewelry, Dave Dobie-Pottery, Centennial Place Art show

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There’s always something on at The ACT! Join us for outstanding music, comedy, dance, family favourites and more at your community theatre. www.theactmapleridge.org

Canada Culture Day Saturday, September 27, 1:00 - 4:00pm Free to all! Celebrate what the arts and cultural community has to offer with free family-friendly displays and activities at The ACT. Instruments of the World INTERACTIVE! Take an interactive tour of the world with musician Boris Sichon and his exotic instrument collection. CREATIVE FUSION for Adults (14+) Sample drumming, water colour, play in the mud, learn some Salsa dance and try your hand at carving in soapstone. Try them all for free! Registration required. Register at www.recreg4u.ca

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Celebrate our Mission Mosaic! All Saints Anglican Church, 33077 2nd Ave, Mission Friday, October 3rd, 2014 • Doors at 6PM, Dinner at 6:30

Growler Prices! Every Day 2 2L Fills $10-$12

Saturday, October 18th @9pm m PRIOR STREET LUSH

On October 3rd, come celebrate the cultural diversity that makes up our Mission community with the Mission International Cultural Association. MICA is hosting a “Mission Mosaic” dinner fundraiser where attendees can “come where they’re from”, dressing in attire from their culture or from a culture that is meaningful to them. Western attire is of course acceptable, but who could miss an opportunity to wear their favorite lederhosen? Dinner will include entertainment, a silent auction, an entrée of kare raisu from Japan, and other global fare. Tickets are $25, with proceeds going to the Philippine Red Cross and to support further cultural events hosted by MICA.

Friday, October 31st @9pm DJ Hallowe’en Party The Mission Springs is s the perfect place to host a Fundraiser. Burger & Brew B

$5 off large pizzas* after 4pm $ $3 off select burgers* after 4pm

Sunday & Monday Sunday & Tuesday -

Wednesday - Kids Eat Free* (with purchase of adult entree & beverage)

FISH n’ CHIPS NIGHT Thursday - Community Night fundraise for your team or charity & receive $3 from the sale of each Large Pizza!* after 4pm

EVERYDAY YOU CAN ENJOY OUR $5.99 APPY MENU FROM 3-6pm

For more information please visit our Facebook page at facebook.com/missionica, visit us online at missionica.com, or e-mail us at info@missionica.com.

TRY THE BAGEL SKINS :-) Mission Springs Brewing Company 7160 Oliver St. Mission, BC, V2V-6K5 604.820.1009 - www.missionsprings.ca

Noble Plumbing and Heating Wholesale Come in and see the Noble difference. Come see our knowledgeable and friendly staff for all your Plumbing and Heating needs. Brand name faucets, sinks, showers and bathtubs for your Home Renovation. A full line of pumps, pressure tanks, water filters as well as water testing. High efficient hot water tanks, boilers and tankless heaters to update your heating system. Bring in our coupon for instant savings on your next order.

Save 10% off any purchase over $75.00 to a maximum of $100 savings. Limit one per customer per visit. Mission Branch Only. Expires October 31, 2014.

32873 London Ave, Mission BC V2V 6M7 (next to Lordco) Monday to Friday 6:30am to 4:30pm 604 820 8733 www.noble.ca 6 other Branch Locations in BC: Maple Ridge - Langley - Surrey - Coquitlam - Vancouver - Sechelt Whats On! • www.whatsonmission.ca

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Fur Baby A D V E N T U R E S

DOG WALKING & PET SITTING

Call fur baby adventures for pet sitting & dog walking services! Insured and bonded for your pets safety & your piece of mind. Teya Celestyne Owner / Operator

604-615-5477

Offering $5.00 off for all new clients and referrals! furbabyadventures@gmail.com furbabyadventures.net

The Rotary Clubs of Mission present:

Winter Gala An evening of dinner, dancing, auctions, and fantastic prizes!

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November 1, 2014 Best Western Mission Ballroom Doors Open 5:30 Tickets $85

Property Development Land Clearing – Driveway – Basements Riding Arenas – Paddocks Specializing in Equine Properties since 1990

Details at: facebook.com/RotaryClubofMissionMidday Gord at 604-814-1083 Louise 604-302-5480

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CELEBRATION OF LIGHT

Cops for Cancer Tour de Valley invites all students K-12 to join

TEAM BUDDY For every $50 you fundraise you will be entered to win one of these amazing prizes:

Start now and fundraise until October 30, 2014. The more money you raise, the more chances you have to win!

Your fundraising supports children with cancer by funding the best pediatric cancer research in Canada and helps run Camp Goodtimes, a summer camp for kids living with cancer.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2014 • 5:30 PM – 8:30 PM CLARKE THEATRE, 33700 PRENTIS AVENUE, MISSION

Mission Community Services Society is pleased to invite you to partake in our Celebration of Light event. Join us for delicious food, cra s, music, dance and lively entertainment from diverse cultures. This is a FREE public event. Donations of non-perishable items for Mission Community Services Society Food Centre are greatly appreciated.

For more information or to register contact Janis Mitchell at 1-888-222-2240 or jmitchell@bc.cancer.ca.

For more information and sponsorship opportunities please contact the Se lement and Integration Department at 604-826-3634. SPONSORS:

TOUR SPONSOR

Mission Sikh Temple

copsforcancerbc.ca

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Seung-ri Black Belt Academy Creating tomorrow’s Leaders Today

The Seung-ri Black Belt Academy’s 3rd annual

Kidz’n Power Seminar Free For kids 5 and up

Awarded Best Lunch in Mission for 2013!

Saturday September 27th

Try us forr Breakfast!

10:30 AM

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604-287-7971

The Kidz’n Power goal is to insure that every child has the opportunity to maximize their unique potential and lead a safe, healthy & happy life

Nelson Street

French Toast & Bacon from 7am!

33332 2nd Ave (Elk’s Hall)

Mon-Fri 7am-3pm, Sat 8:30am-1:30pm

Lougheed Hwy 7 Gill Ave

Daily Specials Online: www.silvercreekcafe.ca Silver Creek Industrial Park 31510 Gill Ave Mission 604-826-2255

Generation Iron Fitness is dedicated towards providing a state of the art health and fitness center to assist you in achieving your goals. We are more than just a fitness club, we are a proud partner in your journey to a healthier, happier you! Our all-inclusive club offers: r Extended hours - Weekdays 5am-10pm, Sat 7am-8pm, Sun 7am-6pm r 12,000 sq. ft. of training area with the highest quality cardio and weight training equipment r Women’s only facility r The hottest, newest cutting edge classes including TRX, Zumba, HIT Camp, Spin, Ab/Core, Boot Camp, Yoga and much more! r Take advantage of our FREE Child-minding with flexible hours to suite your needs. r Professional, friendly staff and management r Fully certified and extremely knowledgeable personal trainers and group exercise instructors Safety is our priority. All the staff at Generation Iron Fitness are equipped with current, valid CPR and Fitness First Aid training.

Follow us on Facebook www.generationironfitness.ca

Mon - Friday Saturday Sunday Stat. Holidays

5:00 am 7:00 am 7:00 am 7:00 am

- 10:00 pm - 8:00 pm - 6:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Visit Generation Iron Fitness Today! 604-289-IRON (4766) #2-32965 Lougheed Hwy, Mission, BC Canada

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Mission resident Birttany O’Rourke became Miss Fraser Valley 2014 - 2015 in June and has been busy volunteering and networking in her community since then. Here is Brittany’s story‌ “My dream going into the Miss BC pageant was to be able to continue my work in helping youth build a sense of belonging and identity. My dream is to inspire youth to be true to themselves, understand there are no limitations to their dreams. I want to speak to youth about not being afraid to be real, to have the courage and FRQĂ€ GHQFH LQ WKHPVHOYHV WR DFKLHYH and follow their passions. I want to be real with youth and tell them my experiences and how I had to learn to love myself more above all, so I could walk away from certain situations and people. My passion behind that dream comes from that I once felt like I didn’t really know what I wanted like any typical youngster, I just wanted to feel like I belonged in my circle of friends. I felt a loss of my cultural identity, sometimes I was made fun of for being First Nations, I have been stereotyped and put down and experienced racism, I knew I was First Nations, but I didn’t know what it was like to know the ceremonies, songs and traditions. I felt like I didn’t know my identity because of that, at times I was embarrassed to be something I didn’t really know much of, the words were almost believable, the little I did know about the culture was from the Aboriginal Program and Aboriginal leadership program in my high school which I participated in. I have always been thankful that I grew up in a very loving and caring family who have been my biggest support. My mother was adopted at a young age to an amazing family, but my mother wasn’t raised in the culture, so I felt like I had a hole inside of me that I didn’t know KRZ WR Ă€ OO , NQHZ WKDW LW ZRXOGQ¡W EH Ă€ OOHG LI , GLGQ¡W JDLQ WKH NQRZOHGJH RI my culture. I felt like I couldn’t truly be proud of who I was until I could answer all those questions people

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My family are spiritual and religious people, everyone in my family is in their own way. I became more so when I went through struggles and the journey it took to heal and learn how to cope healthy and holistically. Throughout my childhood into adolescents my family and I went through great sadness in tragedies of losing loved ones. At a young age it was hard to handle those emotions of grief and loss, as well as dealing with the many different transitions and experiences of becoming an adolescent, some of those experiences were traumatizing I was putting myself in many risky situations.

The Miss BC program recognizes young ladies across British Columbia for their personal accomplishments and community involvement, assisting them to achieve their goals through workshops and seminars that touch on their self-developmental needs. Winners of our titles proceed to compete in national programs, and ultimately may represent Canada on the world stage. For more information visit www.missbc.ca.

I had a wake up call after I almost lost my own life due to unhealthy choices. I had the mind frame that nothing would happen to me. I was beginning to learn through the guidance of my family and services of others that I was in need to overview the life I was living and the life I wanted to live. I knew the person I wanted to be, I just had to believe in myself. I took time to myself and surrounded myself with positive people and took the steps to educate myself, volunteer and gain experience in WKH À HOG , ZDQWHG WR ZRUN Now that I have reached my dream and become an Aboriginal Liaison worker in the Mission School District I feel proud and dedicated to working with youth and being able to make a positive difference in their lives through culture and support.

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Sandcastle Preschool Where learning happens through play!

Bake Sale Friday, November 14 10am - 5pm Prospera Credit Union #101-32423 Lougheed Hwy

Offering high quality preschool classes to enhance your child’s development, with certified

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Early Childhood Educators in an accredited and professional learning environment.. Registration available throughout the year.

Saturday, November 29, 10am - 2pm #6 32929 Mission Way

Visit www.missionacl.org

33345 Second Ave 604-826-0622

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Increase strength and flexability. Extensive training in balance, limbering, tumbling and anatomy. Acrobatics is now growing world wide as seen on shows such as Cirque du Soliel, America’s Got Talent and many others. Certified registered acrobatic exam instructor will be teaching.

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8 week Workshop Sept 21st to Nov 9th All levels beginner to advanced Ages 5 - Adult Limited space Call Today

604 820 0122

Enjoy a spot of tea from our wide variety, or a cup of freshly ground organic coffee with traditional English baking in our cozy, friendly setting. Open for Breakfast and Lunch. Make your reservation for an Evening with the Tarts.

33134 1st Ave, Mission • (604) 289-2253 Open Mon – Sat 8:30 – 4:00

Liz and Frank never missed a beat... And now they are ready for the next step They took their first whirl around the dance floor over 50 years ago and have been kicking up their heels ever since. When they started looking for retirement living options, they were pleased to find out that Chartwell Retirement Residences offers active lifestyle programs like their signature Rhythm & Moves class.

And while they are enjoying a busy lifestyle today, they appreciate the peace of mind in knowing that Chartwell offers flexibility and choice to help with changing care needs in the future. Until that time, they’ll continue to follow where the music leads in their new Chartwell home.

If you are looking for a break from household chores and cooking. Drop by and find out about our vacation get away! A short term stay that gives you an opportunity of exploring retirement living without commitment!

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The DRAG Show at The Stage in Mission

The Stage 32998 1st Avenue, Mission, BC, V2V-1B5 www.thestageinmission.ca

Saturday, September 20th Doors @ 7pm Show @ 8pm

Tickets $10 in advance / $15 at the door

Tickets Available at Mission Springs Liquor & City Hall Liquor Stores, World Odyssey Travel, Mission City Business Centre

Cory Cassel Productions is pleased to sponsor...

The Biggest, Most Outrageous Costume Party Mission Has Ever Seen! EPAMA invites you to get all dressed up and party at The Stage on Saturday, November 1st. A Fundraiser for LGBT Charities Tickets $15 - Available by calling Cory at 604-832-3130 or email whatsonmission@live.ca For more info visit Facebook or email dkthechef@shaw.ca

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Eco Arts Festival Sept. 26 & 27 Sept. 26 Art Exhibition Opening Reception @ 7pm

Sept. 27~ EcoEco-Arts in Action 11 ~ 4pm Poetry, Music, Dance, Handson-Arts Hands-onHarrison Mills Community Hall 1995 School Road, Harrison Mills, BC For more info go to www.weareaces.org

1920s Night: Fun, Fashion & Flappers! Thursday, Sept. 25, 2014 5:30-9:oopm at:

Mission Springs Brewing Company (Pub Side - No Minors)

7160 Oliver Street, Mission, BC

Enjoy a BURGER and BREW while you take in a HISTORICAL 1920s FASHION SHOW created by the Mission Museum! There will be some amazing PRIZES, and ENTERTAINMENT from Fraser Valley Academy of Dance, and all-female barbershop quartet Tangerine.

TICKETS - $25

Rivers of Peace celebrates the lifelife-giving waterways of the Fraser Valley through arts and advocacy.

Purchase tickets at Mission Museum or scan to purchase online

ACES: Actively Creating an Exceptional Society www.weareaces.org Woodside Gallery www.woodsidegallery.ca ShinyB Media www.shinyb.ca

All Saints Anglican Church Hall for Rent and/ or Meeting Room & Kitchen facilities. For rates & details, call or email church office.

Special Events: Sun. Sept. 21 “Welcome Sunday” with a pot luck to follow Sat. Oct 4 at 4 pm Blessing of Pets Sun. Oct. 12 Harvest Thanksgiving with donations to Mission Food Center Tuesdays - Sept 16, Oct. 21 & Nov. 11 Seniors’ Social & Tea Dance 2pm - 4 pm Annual Bazaar & Tea will be Nov. 15th

Mission Museum 33201 2nd Ave., Mission BC V2V 1J9 www.missionmuseum.com info@missionmuseum.com 604 826 1011

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Holy Eucharist

Sunday 8am - Spoken service 10am - family service with music Thursday 10am - in the chapel

MISSION COMMUNITIES IN BLOOM SOCIETY BOARD OF DIRECTORS

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Great Canadian Shoreline Sept. Cleanup 19th BC Rivers Day Sept.28th Come out and help us clean up a local waterway, meet new friends and show your Civic Pride!

Junior Bug Club Halloween Party

PUMPKIN CARVING Oct. 25th Cookie Decorating

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