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District of Mission
120th Anniversary Celebration Celebrating 120 years of Arts, Culture & Community! Saturday September 29, Begins at Noon
Free Community Fun!
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Highlights include: •Musical Entertainment featuring “Tiller’s Folley” •Historical Displays •Tea & Fashion Show •Art Displays •Recognition of Past Councils •Old Fashioned Sports day event Heritage Park Centre, 33700 Prentis Avenue, Mission For more info call: 604.820.3961 or visit: www.mission.ca
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JAMES BOND 120TH ART AT THE MAC DON’T MISS THE HAUNTING! ANNIVERSARY CASINO NIGHT CELEBRATION Look out for our holders!
CONTENTS: 120th Anniversary Celebration Events Calendar Reel On The River Where To Eat Dine & Dress For Diversity Mission City Farmers Market Home Routes at The MAC MUSE Awards Woman Of The Year Women of Mission James Bond Casino Night Blithe Spirit MAC Rock Family Gallery The Woodside Gallery
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10 Days of Terror Don’t Miss The Haunting Adopt-A-Block Kilby Historic Site Calendar The Leisure Centre Terry Fox Run The Clarke Theatre Illuminaria Lantern Festival Historic Dewdney Pub Heritage Park The Library The Legion The Seniors Centre
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September 8th 9:30am-1pm Water Bath Canning - Pears Women’s Resource Society of the Fraser Valley St. Andrews United Church, 604-820-8455 $35 fee. www.wrsfv.ca/
September 20th 7:30pm Dress and Dine for Diversity Cedarbrooke Chateau MICA Fundraiser in support of the 2013 delegation from Mission’s sister city Oyama, Japan. Tickets $50 tickets 604-826-3634 https://www.facebook.com/?ref=logo#!/ events/417632374938295/ September 22nd 9am – 1pm Mission City Farmers Market La Vida Local: Building Community Around Local Food Beside the Library on 2nd Ave mission.market@gmail.com
September 11th 3-7pm Summerfest Tent Event Royal Canadian Legion 32627 Logan Ave; www.rcl57.org 604 826 2331 September 13th 1pm MS Support Group St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church, 8469 Cedar St Meets on the second Thursday of each month Call Janet at 604-826-2553.
September 23rd 7:30pm Home Routes Concert at the MAC Larry Hanks & Deborah Robins Tickets $20.00 604-826-0029 http://missionartscouncil.ca/concerts.html
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September 22nd 11am-4pm BC Legends Day at Kilby Kilby Historic Site, 215 Kilby Road www.kilby.ca 604-796-9576
September 15th 6pm Celebration Mission & Illuminaria Lantern Festival Fraser River Heritage Park, 7494 Mary Street, 604-826-9080 September 15th 9am – 1pm Mission City Farmers Market Farmers’ Appreciation Week Beside the Library on 2nd Ave www.missioncityfarmersmarket.com
September 25th - October 13th Art at The MAC Valerie Hundert & Kathy Baker 33529 First Ave 604-826-0029 www.missionartscouncil.ca September 28th - October 7th Rivers of Peace Eco Arts Festival Woodside Gallery, 2226 Lougheed Hwy, Harrison Mills www.woodsidegallery.ca
September 16th 8am – 11am The Terry Fox Cancer Research Run Mission Leisure Centre, 7650 Grand Street 1-888-836-9786 www.terryfox.org September 17th 4pm Mission Community Services Society AGM Mission Library, 2nd Ave 604 826 3634 www.missioncommunityservices.com September 19th 2:30-3:30pm MCS Safe Harbour - Respect for All Chai Time Mission Community Services Society Mission Library, 604 826 3634 www.missioncommunityservices.com September 20th 12pm Cultural Resources Commission Dialogue Mission Leisure Centre 604 302 2005 www.mission.ca/culture
FOR LIBRARY EVENTS CHECK OUT PAGE 28 FOR LEISURE CENTRE EVENTS CHECK PAGE 20
September 29th 12pm District of Mission 120th Anniversary Celebration FREE Heritage Park Centre 33700 Prentis Avenue, Mission 604.820.3961 www.mission.ca September 29th 9am – 1pm Mission City Farmers Market Beside the Library on 2nd Ave www.missioncityfarmersmarket.com
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A NEW SEASON FOR REEL ON THE RIVER! All films screen on Mondays at 7:00pm at SilverCity at The Junction in Mission.
Series passes are five films for $35 or single tickets for $10 at the door. Passes available through Murdoch’s Book Shoppe on 1st Ave or Shopper’s Drug Mart in Mission, Jazz-Ma-Tazzv on Montrose Ave in Abbotsford.
October 29th THE HEDGEHOG French - the story centres on Paloma, a serious and articulate 11 yearold whose pessimistic view of life is changed by a grumpy janitor and an elegant neighbour.
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October 1st THE INTOUCHABLES French - winner of nine Cesar Awards in France, tells the story of the improbable friendship between a wealthy quadriplegic and a young offender of Senegalese descent who is hired as his live-in caregiver - a culture-clash comedy.
October 15th THE LADY UK - inspiring tale of the Burmese prodemocracy activist, political prisoner and Nobel Peace prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi; the difference that a single strong-willed individual can make in the world.
November 5th A SEPARATION Iranian - Academy Award for Best Foreign Language film in 2012 The film is a fascinating portrait of contemporary Iranian family in conflict
November 19th SALMON FISHING IN THE YEMEN UK - charming comedy/drama of a Scottish fisheries expert asked to introduce salmon into the waterways of Yemen.
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October 1st – 7pm THE INTOUCHABLES Reel on the River SilverCity The Junction www.reelontheriver.com
October 13th & 14th 11am-4pm Harvest Festival at Kilby Kilby Historic Site, 215 Kilby Road www.kilby.ca 604-796-9576
October 6th, 1:30 – 4pm Mission Community Archives 17th Annual Celebration of Women Exhibition Cedar Valley Mennonite Church Auditorium 32840 Janzen Avenue, Mission 604-820-2621
October 15th 7pm THE LADY Reel on the River SilverCity The Junction www.reelontheriver.com
October 6th 9:30am-1pm Water Bath Canning – Plum Jam Women’s Resource Society of the Fraser Valley St. Andrew’s United Church $35 fee. 604 820 8455 www.wrsfv.ca/
FOR A COMPLETE UPTO DATE LIST VISIT WWW.WHATSONMISSION.CA 604-820-8455 www.wrsfv.ca/ October 25th, 7:30 pm Mission Annual Muse Awards Cedarbrooke Chateau, 32331 - 7th Avenue www.mission.ca/community/arts/ October 27th & 28th, 11am-4pm Kilby Kids Halloween Party Kilby Historic Site, 215 Kilby Road www.kilby.ca 604-796-9576
October 19th to 30th The MAC Haunted Mansion 10 Days of Horror Mission Arts Centre, 33529 1st Avenue 604-826-0029 www.missionartscouncil.ca
October 27th & 31st Mission Museum Haunted House 33201 - 2nd Ave Mission 604-826-1011 www.missionmuseum.com October 28th, 2pm Halloween at the Legion 32627 Logan Ave; 604-826-5238 www.rcl57.org
October 7th & 8th 11am-4pm Thanksgiving at Kilby Kilby Historic Site, 215 Kilby Road www.kilby.ca 604-796-9576 October 10th 7pm 2012 Myrtle Evertt Women of the Year Awards Banquet Business and Professional Women’s Club of Mission Cedarbrooke Chateau, 32331 7th Ave; 604-302-2005 www.bpwmission.ca October 13th 8:30pm Brent Lee at The Historic Dewdney Pub Rockin’ high energy show. Bring your dancin’ shoes, you’ll need them! 8793 South River Road Dewdney 604-826-4762
October 29th – 7pm THE HEDGEHOG Reel on the River SilverCity The Junction www.reelontheriver.com November 2nd, 7 - 11pm MCS presents: James Bond Casino Night Diamonds are Forever. Best Western 32281 Lougheed Hwy, Mission. 604.814.3941
October 19 to November 4, 2012. Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm, Sundays at 2pm. All Tickets $12, available at Murdoch's BookShoppe or at the door.
October 19th - November 4th Opening Nite Theatre Presents Blithe Spirit by Noel Coward 33223 Railway Ave Tickets $12 from Murdoch’s Book Shoppe 1st Ave, Downtown Mission October 19th 5:30pm – 11pm Business Excellence Awards Chamber of Commerce Best Western Ballroom Mission 604-826-6914 October 20th 6:30pm Octoberfest Royal Canadian Legion, 32627 Logan Ave 604-826-5238 www.rcl57.org October 20th 9:30am-1pm Pressure Canning – Pumpkin Women’s Resource Society of the Fraser Valley St. Andrew’s United Church, $45 fee.
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Mission City farmers EVERY SATURDAY 9AM – 1PM
Market
Look out for these special events at the market... Farmers’ Appreciation Week September 8th & 15th Come out and learn about your local Farmer’s Market! Visit local merchants who grow, make and bake products and explore the “Heart of the Market” with food, music, arts and crafts. Fun for the whole family! Visit www.missioncityfarmersmarket.com or follow us on Facebook for more info! La Vida Local: Building Community Around Local Food. September 22nd Info on food security, community gardens, gleaning, buying clubs, food policy, winter gardening, learning how to grow garlic, seed saving , cooking demonstrations. Volunteers are always welcome! Look out for our Indoor Harvest Market in October! The market moves indoors in the fall and winter months with new vendors and new products and lots to do for the whole family!
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Muse Awards
Home Routes Concert at the MAC September 23rd 7:30pm
2012
Larry Hanks & Deborah Robins Good Old Fashioned Folk Music Tickets $20.00 For more info: http://missionartscouncil.ca/concerts.html The MAC - 33529 First Ave - 604-826-0029
Mission’s Sec Second Annual Muse Awards: 2012 • October 25th, Thursday at 7: 7:30 pm The annual Muse A Awards honour those individuals or grou groups that strive to make our comm community resonate with vibrant new ideas and creative forms of artistry. To conn connect those artists and arts facilitators with others in the community so th they achieve their goals in collaboration with advocates and colleagues, and receive the recognition of a larger audience. Closing date for nominations: September 30th
For more info call: 604-682-7742 Cedarbrooke Chateau, 32331 - 7th Avenue
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Woman of the Year
2012 Myrtle Evertt Women of the Year Awards Banquet
Creator of perfumed atmospheres since 1898
October 10th, Wednesday 7pm – 10pm The Business and Professional Women’s Club of Mission is inviting the community to nominate someone who exempliďŹ es an outstanding woman in either the health or education sector. Deadline for nominations: September 15th. Come and enjoy a celebration banquet at The Cedarbrook Chateau. An evening to honour the accomplishments of local women. Come ďŹ nd out which women will be the winner of this prestigious award and walk in the footsteps of Myrtle Evertt an inspiration to all that knew her.
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Mission Community Services presents:
James Bond Casino Night Diamonds are Forever...70’s Bond Girl Glam
November 2nd 7pm - 11pm
Custom Garments High Quality Alterations Fabrics & Notions
Professional dealers, buffet, comedy shows, great prizes & more! Tickets $75 incls $1000 in chips: $100 for $1500 in chips For more info & tickets call Cory 604.826.3634 Best Western Mission City Lodge, 322814 Lougheed Hwy, Mission
The Opening Night Charles Condomine, a successful novelist, wishes to learn about the occult for a novel he is writing and arranges for an eccentric medium, Madame Arcati, to hold a séance at his house. At the séance, she inadvertently summons Charles’s first wife, Elvira, who has been dead for seven years. Charles can see her but no one else! Tickets $12 available on the door or from Murdoch’s Book Shoppe on 1st Ave, Downtown Mission.
604-820-0528 # 1 33225 First Ave, Mission (Inbetween The Gold Bin & Akasaka Japanese Restaurant)
Theatre
October 19 to November 4, 2012. Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm, & Sundays at 2pm.
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Art at the
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The Rock Family Gallery
William Randell Hayes Will show his spectacular 3D carvings September 4th - September 22nd Opening Reception September 8th from 1-4pm
Valerie Hundert unique, colourful and affordable And Kathy Baker (Heritage Park Secondary, Art Teacher) will share the gallery space. September 25th - October 13th Opening Reception September 29th from 1-4pm Natural Reflections Featuring art from: (Artistic Impressions). The Mission Arts Council (MAC) 33529 First Ave, Mission, BC 604-826-0029 www.missionartscouncil.ca
Woodside Gallery Rivers of Peace Eco Arts Festival
Sept. 28, 29, 30 & Sept. 28 - Oct. 7 Art Exhibition Opening Reception Sept. 28 @ 7pm
Rivers of Peace is a festival celebrating the life-giving waterways of the Fraser Valley, presented by ACES: Actively Creating an Exceptional Society and Woodside Gallery. The festival incorporates a juried art exhibition, literary and musical performances, hands on arts and advocacy. Call for visual artists for the exhibition closes Sept. 14.
Woodside Gallery, 2226 Lougheed Highway, Harrison Mills Sept. 29 – Eco Arts Salon – Poetry, Prose, Music, Film 1~5pm Harrison Mills Community H Hall, 1995 School Rd. H Sept. 30 – BC Rivers Day S Arts & Action Fair A 12~4pm 1
Eco Arts Festival Sept. 28, 29, 30 Sept. 28-Oct. 7 Art Exhibition
Opening Reception Sept. 28 @ 7pm
Woodside Gallery, 2226 Lougheed Highway, Harrison Mills
Sept. 29 - Eco-Arts Salon –Poetry, Prose, Music, Film Harrison Mills Community Hall, 1995 School Rd 1~5pm
Sept. 30 - Rivers Day Arts & Action Fair
Woodside Gallery, 2226 Lougheed Highway, Harrison Mills 12~4pm
Rivers of Peace celebrates the life-giving waterways of the Fraser Valley through arts and advocacy.
Exceptional Society For more information contact:ACES: Actively Creating anwww.w eareaces.com ACES – www.weareaces.com kat@weareaces.com Woodside Gallery www.woodsidegallery.ca Woodside Gallery www.woodsidegallery.ca dehlia@ woodsidegallery.ca
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At the MAC Haunted Mansion! Mission n Arts Council presents: 10 DAYS OF TERROR Find Your Inner Zombie Volunteers Needed! Haunted Mansion Worshop! Actors, Build and Guided Tours, Set-up Crew, September 6, 10am-2pm October 19-30, 2012 Crowd Control Opening hours: 6pm-10pm Oct 22, 23 Closed Must be over 8yrs old to attend!!! 8-12yrs old must be accompanied by an adult.
Admission $10.00
Learn how to create your own zombie look and design a costume.
For more info visit: http:// haunted.missionartscouncil.ca/
$10.00 if you volunteer at the Halloween Haunted Mansion, $57.00 if you don’t. Includes make-up & costume.
Haunted Mansion location 33529 First Ave Mission 604-826-0029 macart@shaw.ca
Call 604-826-0029 to register or email macart@shaw.ca!!!
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Haunting!
The Museum will be hosting itss ann annual nnua ua al History and Horror Haunted House on Saturday October 27th from 1-4 and after school on Wednesday, October 31st from 3-5:30! The Museum Gallery will once again be transformed into a spooky Zombie-infested Haunted House, with a creepy craft in the gift shop and hot chocolate on the porch, all for a $2 donation.
Mission Museum 33201 - 2nd Ave Mission 604-826-1011 www.missionmuseum.com
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September 22nd
Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup. We will be cleaning up the shores along Hatzic slough and Hatzic Lake. To register to join the cleanup go to www.shorelinecleanup.ca/search/ cleanups
September 30th Mission Adopt-A-Block celebrates World Rivers Day with a community cleanup of the Windebank Creek. To join this cleanup event please contact the Program Coordinator at 604-826-9423 or email missionadoptablock@gmail.com
Site: Hatzic - Shook Ave/Rd Bridge Date: 10am September 21st 2012 Contact: Kristin Parsons - Mission Adopt-A-Block Coordinator Ph: 604.826.9423 Paul McCracken - Shoreline Cleanup Coordinator Ph: 604.820.6355
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Whats on at
Kilby
September 22 - BC Legends Day Come explore local folklore with presentations on First Nations legends, BC’s Gold Rush and Ghost Towns, Métis Legends of BC, and BC’s Lake Monsters. Experts in these fields of interest will be on site to give information and listen to your stories!
October 7 - Annual Thanksgiving Celebration Prepare to loosen that belt... for our very popular, traditional, Thanksgiving Dinner! Your experience includes… roast turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, squash, brussel sprouts, a fresh dinner roll, cranberry sauce, gravy and dessert for $15.95. By Reservation Only! On site there will be an apple cider pressing demonstration 2pm and wonderful crafts for the children.
October 13 & 14 - Harvest Market Enjoy sampling all the festivities of a 1920s country fair. See the results of local crafters and producers and purchase something to take home! Then visit the Harrison Mills Quilt Show, just up the road at the Community Hall. Vendors needed - C Call 604-796-9576 & ask for Lesley
October 20 - Workshop Day Join us for a Sock Monkey or Rug Hooking workshop which includes lunch and a tour. Call Lesley for details 796-9576 This is not a regular event and the cost to attend is $50.
October 27 & 28 - Kilby Kid’s Halloween Party Back by popular demand, this year’s theme will be “Harry Potter Halloween!” Enter the site through Platform 9¾; check out the wares in Diagon Alley, Take in a Potions Class, and much more! Wizards and Muggles alike are invited to Hogwarts for a fun-filled, magical time!
KILBY HISTORIC SITE
THANKSGIVING DINNER SUNDAY, OCT 7 11 AM TO 4 PM ENJOY A FULL COURSE TURKEY DINNER FOR $15.95 RESERVATIONS REQUIRED CIDER PRESSING DEMONSTRATION AT 2 PM BOOK A DINNER AND COME ON SITE FOR FREE… OTHERWISE REGULAR ADMISSION APPLIES
WWW.KILBY.CA
HARVEST MARKET OCTOBER 13 & 14 11 AM TO 4 PM WE ARE LOOKING FOR VENDORS PLEASE INQUIRE ŀ Crafts for Children ŀ First Nations Art ŀ Produce ŀ Fudge ŀ Jams & Jellies ŀ Preserves ŀ Quilts & Sewing ŀ Jewellery ŀ Music ŀ Lunch Feature and so much more!
Call to be a vendor 604-796-9576 Or visit www.kilby.ca for more information. 215 Kilby Road, Harrison Mills Free Admission!
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What’s on at the Leisure
Preschool Events
Centre this Fall? Aquatrack Inflatable Swim
Join us at the Mission Leisure Centre for our monthly preschool events with displays, socializing, toys, face painting, bouncy castle and more. Brought to you by the District of Mission and the Mission Early Childhood Development Committee.
On your mark, get set, have fun! Going to the pool just got more exciting. We have a new attraction called the Aqua Track. It is a giant floating obstacle prefect for climbing, slipping, sliding and challenging your friends!
Jump into Fall September 25th, Tuesday 12-2:30pm
Tuesdays 6:45-8:30pm Fridays 2:30-4:30pm 4-8pm Saturdays 4 8pm
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Mission Strong Youth Fitness Challenge Sports Day in Canada September 29th, Saturday 1-3pm Heritage Park Centre Come out to Mission’s 120th Anniversary Celebration and participate in our Old Fashioned Sports Day event part of the greater National Sports Day in Canada. Activities include: -potato sack races -tug-o-war -3-legged races -running races Free fun for the whole Family!
October 1-27th Ages 13-17 Train throughout the month of October at youth oriented fitness classes and then unlock your sense of accomplishment as you test yourself at our “Tough Mudder” style obstacle course on Saturday October 27th. Earn free admission when you attend one of five free exclusive Teen Fitness Classes per week. Draw prizes at random classes. Entertainment and refreshments at the wrap up event October 27th. T-shirts and prizes for participants. Register at the Mission Leisure Centre before October 1st.
Leisure Centre Anniversary Celebration October 11th Thursday · Price admission for public swimming, skating and fitness room from 6-8:30pm · Free fitness “try-it” classes · Giant pool Aquatrack inflatable from 7-8:30pm · Balloon pull fundraiser for Mission KidSport · Cake, Face painting, Balloons and More!
Halloween Howl October 27th Saturday 1-3pm Join us in the pool for a howling good time! Games, Prizes and More!
Spooky Skate October 28th Sunday 1-2:30 Skating got spooky! Join us on the ice in costume for a screaming good time! Games, Prizes and More!
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Energizing and Relaxing Available Sun, Mon & Tuesday $35/30min $65/60min +HST Facial Massage $40/30min (shiatsu face lift) Please call Dean & Shizuko for your booking 604-820-8153 8153 Loftus Street, Silverdale
Handsome Riley Needs a Home! Riley is a handsome, happy-go-lucky adolescent. He loves to stroll around the shelter and visit everyone to see if they’ve left any food for him to clean up. Riley needs an experienced owner as he can be rather feisty and needs someone who can teach him some manners. He’s not too sure about dogs, but doesn’t bother with the other cats. To visit Riley and our other cats call 604-820-2977 for our hours 33103 North Railway Ave. Mission
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The Clarke Theatre, 33700 Prentis Avenue, Mission • 604.820.3961 • www.heritageparkcentre.com
Arts Club Theatre Company ON TOUR at The Clarke Theatre Get 3 Shows for as little as $82 – that’s up to 30% off the cost of regular tickets!
DO YOU WANT WHAT I HAVE GOT? A CRAIGSLIST CANTATA By Bill Richardson and Veda Hille October 30th, 2012 • Irregular hats for cats, mounted lobsters, autographed copies of the Bible: this new work from composer Veda Hille and the CBC’s Bill Richardson explores what humanity has to offer and turns it into comic musical fare. Who wouldn’t want a broken time machine, for free? Come and take a look at the vagaries and intimacies of the internet.
HENRY AND ALICE: INTO THE WILD By Michele Riml January 14, 2013 • The Hilarious Sequel to SEXY LAUNDRY Those crazy kids from the Arts Club’s smash hit Sexy Laundry are back! And this time Henry and Alice are camping—sort of! Forced to examine their relationship in the tangle of the wilderness—including collapsing tents, uninvited guests, and their own particular style of alfresco “cuisine”—they just might discover how to survive a true mid-life crisis. rregular hats for cats, mounted lobsters, autographed copies of the Bible: this new work from composer Veda Hille and the CBC’s Bill Richardson explores what humanity has to offer and turns it into comic musical fare. Who wouldn’t want a broken time machine, for free? Come and take a look at the vagaries and intimacies of the internet.
THE 39 STEPS
Adapted by Patrick Barlow
From the novel by John Buchan • From the movie of Alfred Hitchcock February 22, 2013 • HITCHCOCK MEETS HILARIOUS A seductive mystery woman, an accusation of murder, a missing finger and a mad dash to foil foreign spies! Four gifted actors play over 150 zany characters in the Monty Python flavoured Hitchcock spoof that just might give you vertigo!
STUART MACLEAN & THE VINYL CAFE October 11th, 7:30 p.m. Stuart McLean, master story-teller Hilarious story telling, music and a great evening not to be missed! Tickets at the Mission Leisure Centre in person or 604-820-5368 by Phone.
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Stunning 3 Bedroom Modular Home Oasis Country Estates, Deroche
$199,900 Want To Downsize But Don’t Want To Live In A Shoebox? When you walk through the door the scale and size of this home is breathtaking. Gorgeously appointed with open plan design yet still achieving a feel of separate living areas, you’re going to love this home. Well worth a viewing!
Special Features: 3 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms (1 being en-suite) 1591 Sq.Ft. Large Corner Lot Adult Section Low Senior Taxes
Central Air Outside Parking For 4/5 Cars Double Attached Garage RV Parking With Hook-Up Built 1999 Extensive Storage
All New Rubberised Laminate Floors Water Softener Drinking Water Filter System Skylights
For full details and photos visit www.moveandsave.ca • To view call 604-826-5386
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Visit www.macl.bc.ca for more information.
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Whats on at.. Heritage September 7th at 7:45pm
Park
Prospera Cinema Under the Stars will be screening E.T. You bring the blankets, we’ll bring the stars. Bring the family and take in a free flick on a 3-storey high big screen. Movie starts at dusk. The movie is on us, but since this night is about families, we will be taking donations on behalf of a local charity.
September 8th at 2pm
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Awake Arts Festival - 5 bands, 2 poets and an array of local painters and visual artists! “We are hoping to make this an ongoing, yearly event and are always looking for sponsorship and support but the best way to support the festival this year is to come out for the day and bring all of your friends. I’m looking forward to seeing everyone there” Curtis Fast Youth Unlimited Mission will be creating a mural throughout the day. Parking by donation to help support the Mission Special Olympics Team • Free admission • www.awakeartsfestival.wordpress.com
September 15th at 6pm Illuminaria Festival There will be a Labyrinth of Light, live music, a fire performance, fireworks and lanterns available by donation.
We will also be holding our 2nd Annual Star Party this Fall The date will be announced on our website www.heritagepark-mission.ca Or our Facebook page www.facebook.com/FraserRiverHeritagePark Fraser Valley Heritage Park, 7494 Mary Street, Mission • 604-826-0277
Dress & Dine for Diversity A celebration of culture Thursday, September 20th 7:30 pm Cedarbrooke Chateau 32331 7th Ave., Mission The Mission International Cultural Association is proud to present an evening of international art, entertainment and dining in support of Mission’s welcome to the delegation from our Japanese sister city Oyama in the summer of 2013. We welcome any attendees to participate in cultural attire! Events will include: Welcome from Local First Nations Tango Demonstration Bhangra Dancing Taiko (Japanese Drumming) • Art Auction Multicultural Dinner by Chef Jason Johnston TICKETS $50, from: Mission Community Services (33179 2nd Ave.) Mission City Hall (8645 Stave Lake St.) Murdoch’s Bookshoppe (33078 1st Ave.) Online via PayPal (please e-mail us at info@missionica.com for details)
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Ask us about our Babytime and Family Storytime! Safe Harbour Chai Time Wednesday, September 19, 2 – 3:30 pm Join us for chai and topical conversations. The theme will be respect for older adults. Book a Librarian! Saturday, September 22, 10 am – 4 pm Got a question? We’ve got experts. Research, computers, eBooks, job search, business startup, library catalogue help and more! Thirty-minute one-on-one sessions available by appointment. Ask for details at the Mission Library information desk or call 604-826-6610. Please register.
Customer Appreciation Day Wednesday, October 17, 2 – 4 pm Join us for a sweet treat to celebrate the best part about our library—our customers! Travel Fair: Find the World at FVRL Saturday, October 20, 2 – 4 pm Hear the adventures of seasoned travel agents at a Travel Fair. Enter the draw for a travel-filled gift basket. Tech Cafe Thursday, October 25, 3:30 – 5 pm Do all the new hand-held tech toys
confuse you? Bring those new gadgets and let technically gifted teens explain how they work and what they do. Registration required. Quiz Night Friday, October 26, 7 pm Join us for the extremely fun Friends of the Library’s Annual Quiz night. Authors of Mission Celebration Saturday, October 27, 1 – 4 pm Love words? So do we! Meet local writers, hear them read, and enjoy a treat. Open to all.
Historic Highway 20 Wednesday, September 26, 7 – 8:30 pm You are invited to experience tummy turning switchbacks with Patrick O’Brien. Hang on as O’Brien showcases the historic stretch of Highway 20 from Williams Lake to Bella Coola. Dinosaur Stomp Saturday, September 29, 11 – 12 pm Dino tales! Dino songs! Prehistoric puppet show! Play ‘Who Dung it?’ and make Jurassic Poop! It’s not just a puppet show, its fun for the whole family! Manga Village Saturday, September 29, 2:30 – 4:30 pm Join us for contests, crafts, food, manga talk and lots of anime to watch. Anime with a TV14 rating will be shown. For ages 12 to 18. Fall Book Sale Friday, October 12, 10 – 4:30 pm Saturday, October 13, 10- 4 pm Help the Mission Friends of the Library and support the library by purchasing gently used books, DVDs and more!
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The Legion Annual Barb Quinn Chili Cook-off.
September 8th BBQ, meat draw & 50/50. Music by “Reckless�
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October 20th at 6:30pm Pre sold tickets, $10 each. Music by “Sweetwater�.
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October 28th at 2pm Prizes for costumes, bingo, meat draw & 50/50. Bring appetizers. 32627 Logan Avenue Mission 604-826-5238
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Understanding Osteoarthritis 1pm - 3pm Casino bus trip - Boulevard Casino Day of the Older Person High Tea 2pm - 4pm Guest Speaker from B.C. Securities Fraud d & Scams 10:30 am Casino bus trip - Location to follow Arthritis 101 1pm - 3pm Halloween Dance 1pm - 4pm
Monday
11:00 am 1:30 am 7:15 am
Mission Drop-in Centre Bingo Seniors Mixed Bridge Mission Drop-in Centre Crib (Cedarbrook Chateau)
Tuesday
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Mission Drop-in Line Dancing Craft Group
Wednesday
9:15 am 10:15 am 12.30 pm
Mission Chair Fitness Exercise Mission Senior Drop-in Crib Golden Era Bingo
Thursday
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Friday
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WE WILL BE CLOSED... September 3rd, Monday B.C. Labour Day
October 8th, Monday Thanksgiving Day
Mission Drop-on Centre Assoc. General Meeting – First Monday of each month at 10:00 am (to be held on Monday, September 10th) Mission Seniors Centre Assoc General Meeting – First Thursday of each month at 10:30 am - May be having a guest speaker)
Mission Seniors Centre, 10th Ave & Taulbut 604-814-2188 • Office Hours 10am – 2pm The above is subject to change depending on participation. Please call the centre to confirm activities.
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HOURS OF OPERATION Full Service Restaurant Sunday - Thursday: 11am to 11pm Friday & Saturday 11am to 1am Sunday Brunch: 11am to 2pm
Pub (19 years and older) Sunday - Thursday: 11am to 12am Friday & Saturday: 11am to 1am
Cold Beer & Liquor Store 7 days a week - 9am to 11pm Local Delivery - 604 814 BEER (2337)
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FALL IS HERE... BRING IT ON!!! Locally owned and Operated
MISSION JUNCTION SHOPPING CENTRE 32545 LONDON AVENUE Across the highway 11 bridge from Mission Raceway
Store: 604-826-5840 Open: Mon - Fri 9am - 9pm; Sat & Sun 9am - 6pm Automotive Service 604-826-5851 Open: Mon - Fri 7am - 6pm; Sat & Sun 9am - 6pm Closed Holidays
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Mission Junction Shopping Centre 32545 London Ave. Store : 604-826-5840
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Monday - Saturday - 9:00pm Monday - Friday9:00am 9am - 9pm; Saturdays and Sundays 9am-- 6:00pm 6pm Sundays & Holidays 9:00am
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