What's On! Mission November/December 2018

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November / December 2018

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TIME FOR THE COLD The holiday season is fast approaching, and it’s Alright, so you’re all prepared, it’s time to start only getting colder. Take care of some last minute thinking about the holidays! Love it or hate it, winterization before it’s too late! there’s no escaping the hustle-bustle of the holidays. Be prepared! Freezing water can break apart concrete and metal pipes, gutters, and downspouts. Look the part with our huge stock of decorations! The freeze / thaw cycle is also damaging - and is Lights, ornaments, trees and all the accessories worse in some areas rather than in others. Your are a hot commodity this time of year, so start home and its possessions can be protected by early and get festive. following a few guidelines. This checklist can be your starting point for the annual winterization process. • Prepare exterior water faucets and spigots for the upcoming cold months. Now is the time to consider those freeze-proof faucets! • The icy weather can cause severe personal and vehicular accidents, so stock up on ice melt, snow shovels, and consider a snowblower. • Drafty doors and windows are typically the biggest culprits with regard to a home’s heating system overrunning; and weatherstripping and caulking are the place to start. • Maintaining the roof is an important safeguard against hidden water damage; replace shingles as they become damaged. Keep in mind that shingles have manufacturer’s recommended replacement schedules.

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PUBLISHER'S NOTE

HAPPY HOLIDAYS! With the holiday season fast approaching, I look forward to spending some quiet time with family and friends and reflecting on the past year. It has been an exciting year for me as the owner of What’s On! Mission. I love that I get to work and promote the businesses and organizations in the community I live in. I'm proud of the creative talents, entrepreneurs and volunteers #LOVEMISSIONBC that make Mission so vibrant. I’m also thankful to the many businesses and organizations that have supported What’s On! and I am excited about the new projects and growth next year will bring to our business community.

In this issue, you will see the many new and old businesses in Mission, as well as the growing number of Christmas Craft Fairs & Markets around town. It will be so much fun shopping local and getting all your Christmas gifts right here in Mission. Beyond the gifts though, check out all the Remembrance Day and Christmas Events in this issue. There are also many opportunities to get involved or give back to our community. Go out and explore with your kids; share some laughs with your friends; and make memories with your loved ones.

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CONTENTS: Ongoing Events

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Mission Arts Centre

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November Events

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December Events

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Chamber of Commerce

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Recurring Events

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Christmas Markets & Fairs

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Economic Development

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Mission Downtown Business Association 44 Youth Events & Activities

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What’s On! In the Community

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WhatsOnMission@live.ca • www.WhatsOnMission.ca DISCLAIMER: While we strive to provide the most up-to-date information on events and activities in Mission, all details of the events and activities are subject to change. We recommend that you contact the organizer directly to confirm details and avoid potential disappointment. The published material, adverts, editorials and all other content are published in good faith. Any opinions or claims expressed or made in any article or advert is the opinion/claim of its author and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of What’s On! Magazine. All rights reserved and nothing can, partially or in whole, be reprinted or reproduced without a written consent. What’s On! magazines are individually owned and operated, and published under license from Blueberry Publications.

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Time to get your Early Christmas Shopping done!

$ 3 "'5 ' "* 3 4*-&/5 "6$5*0/ There is a wide variety of crafts: Wooden crafts, Knitting, Crocheting, Cards, Jewelry and lots more…

November 1 th and 1 th, 201 :00 a.m. to :00 p.m. Each day we have amazing door prizes with items that have been donated by local businesses and our crafters.

We are located at 3rd Ave. and Cedar St. 7365 Cedar Street, Mission Park in the top lot and walk down to our hall located in the middle of the complex. Pick up some delicious Christmas home baked goodies and enjoy the best hot dogs and chili in Mission. For more information please call Christina@ 604-289-4480

EVENTS! FOLLOW OUR EVENTS ON FACEBOOK AND TWITTER F - WHATS ON MISSION T - @WHATSONMISSION Submit events for FREE 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.

ONGOING October 23 – November 10 “Baker’s View” an exhibi on of artwork by Kathy Baker, Opening Recep on: Saturday, October 27, 1 – 4pm, The Rock Family Gallery at the Mission Arts Centre, 33529 First Ave. For more informa on and our Gallery hours visit www. missionartscouncil.ca or call 604826-0029 November 2 – 4 The Penny’s Grand Opening Weekend/First Birthday, The Penny, 33128 1st Ave. Come celebrate their first year in business. ps:// www.facebook.com/ events/1983454531953967/ November 3 – 4 Mission Arts Council’s 37th Annual Christmas Cra Market, Saturday: 10am – 5pm, Sunday: 10am – 4pm, Heritage Park Centre/ Clarke Theatre, 33700 Pren s Ave. Admission by Dona on November 5 – December 8 Christmas Bureau – Wish Campaign, Mon – Fri 10am – 4pm; Sat 12 – 3pm, Closed Nov 12, The Junc on Shopping Centre, #142 – 32555 London Ave. New unwrapped gi s, non-perishable, non-expired food items, monetary dona ons and sponsorships can be dropped off during these hours. 604-826-3634 info@ missioncommunityservices.com

7:30pm; Ma nees: Nov. 10 & 17 at 2pm, Abbotsford Arts Centre, 2329 Crescent Way, Abbotsford. www.gallery7theatre.com November 13 – December 1 “Shot in the Dark” a Photographic exhibi on by Rich Vigurs, Opening Recep on: Saturday, November 17, 1 - 4pm, In The Rock Family Gallery at the Mission Arts Centre, 33529 First Ave. For more informa on and our Gallery hours visit www. missionartscouncil.ca or call 604826-0029 November 16 – 18 5th Annual Mission Rock N’ Gem Show, Friday 4 – 8pm, Saturday 10am – 6pm, Sunday 10am – 5pm, Clarke Theatre, 33700 Pren s Ave. Adults $3, Students (7-17) $2, Under 7 Free (accompanied by an adult). For more info 604-302-6490 November 16 -17 & 23 – 24 Jesters Theatre Presents “Robin Hood”, Shows at 7pm nightly & 1pm Sat, Tickets at jesters.ca November 17 – 18 St. Andrews’s Place Annual Cra Fair & Silent Auc on, 9am – 3pm, St. Andrew’s Place, 7365 Cedar St (3rd Ave & Cedar St). Park in the top lot and walk down to our hall located in the middle of the complex. Each day we have amazing door prizes with items that have been donated by local businesses and our cra ers. For more informa on, please call Chris na 604-289-4480

November 9 – 17 Gallery 7 Theatre presents Jane Austen’s PRIDE AND PREJUDICE, Adapted by Tom Wood. November 9 & 10, 13 – 17 at

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Trees will be displayed and voted on by all visitors to the Festival of Trees. Admission to the Festival of Trees and the Dramatic Reading will be by cash donation. There will be musical entertainment provided while folks are enjoying WKH EHDXWLIXO WUHHV FKLOGUHQ¡V DFWLYLWLHV LQ WKH afternoons, and on special days and times,

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After the event, all decorated trees will be donated to the Mission Christmas Bureau IRU GLVWULEXWLRQ to families and seniors in Mission. If you have questions, need more information, or would like to obtain a Registration Form (Registration Forms and Fee must be received by November ), please contact a Coordinator: Joy Cox (604556-6069) or Margaret Peake (604- 556-6976) or email at JMJmission@ telus.net. Registration Forms may also be obtained at the Church 2IĂ€FH QG Avenue, Tuesday to Friday, between 10:00 am to 12:00 noon.

To advertise call 604.308.6380 or e-mail WhatsOnMission@live.ca

FRASER VALLEY BALD EAGLE FESTIVAL NOVEMBER 17/18,2018

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November 17 – 18 Fraser Valley Bald Eagle Fes val, Eagle Viewing, Expert Speakers, Guided Walks, Exhibitors, Eagle Safaris, Displays, Great Food. www.fvbef.ca November 23-25 Jingle Blades Figure Ska ng Compe on, Mission Leisure Centre North & South Arenas, 7650 Grand St. View for Free & Volunteer all day. mission. ca/leisure - 604-820-5350 #0. If you’re interested in volunteering, volunteer missionska ngclub@gmail.com November 23 - 25 Mission Mixed Bonspiel, Friday Night 6:30pm, all other draw mes will be posted at the club. Mission Leisure Center ~ Curling Club, www.missioncurling.ca or info@missioncurling.ca November 27 - 28 Banff Mountain Film Fes val, 7 pm, Clarke Theatre, 33700 Pren s Ave. Tickets at UFV Offices & Wen ngs Cycle

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November 30 – February 8, 2019 The Black Sheep Ins tute presents Flourishing Skills Group (10-week program) – Starts Nov 30, Fridays 7 – 9pm, Flow Yoga & Fitness, 7331 Grand St. Limited to 10 people. Pre-registra on and interview required. $25/ session or $225 paid in full. Contact Tara for details: 604-4179302 or tara@taradobbs.com December 1 – 23 Visit & Take Photos with Santa at the Junc on, Various Hours, The Junc on Shopping Centre Unit 308. Drop off dona ons and have your gi s beau fully wrapped for charity at Unit 142 (next to The Source). Proceeds support the Mission Christmas Bureau. www. thejunc onmission.com December 3 – 9 Mission Hospice Society Tree of Remembrance, Save on Foods, 32555 London Ave. Place a card on a tree in memory of a lost loved one and receive a beau ful hand-cra ed tree ornament. www.MissionHospice.bc.ca or 604-826-2235

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mac mission arts council A vibrant community invested in creative arts

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Opening Reception: December 8, 1-4 pm

Rock Family Gallery Mission Arts Centre 33529 1st Ave Mission, BC

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December 4 - 22 “The Art of Papermaking” an exhibi on of artwork by Joan Marr, Opening Recep on: Saturday, December 8, 1 – 4pm, in The Rock Family Gallery at the Mission Arts Centre, 33529 First Ave. For more informa on and our Gallery hours visit www. missionartscouncil.ca or call 604-826-0029 December 11 – 15 6th Annual Fes val of Trees & Drama c Reading of Henry Van Dyke’s ‘The Other Wise Man’, All Saints Anglican Church, 33077 2nd Ave. For more informa on, contact Joy Cox 604-556-6069 or Margaret Peake 604-556-6976 or email JMJmission@telus.net

- 8:30pm. Regular Admission Rates/No Passes. Mission Leisure Centre South Arena, 7650 Grand St. Mission.ca/wonderland - 604820-5350 #0 CALL FOR ARTISTS: Entry forms are now available for the Mission Arts Council’s Annual Peggy Staber Art Exhibi on and Contest. Deadline for entry is January 5, 2019. Exhibi on runs: January 8 – 19, 2019 with an opening recep on and awards presenta on on January 12, 2019. Entry forms can be picked up at the Mission Arts Centre at 33529 First Avenue, or can be downloaded from missionartscouncil.ca/ submissions.html

December 14 – 23, January 4 - 14, 2019 Rumpels ltskin by Camille Atebe, Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm, Sundays at 2pm, Opening Nite Theatre, 33223 Railway Ave. www.openingnitetheatre.com

NOVEMBER

December 19 - 23 Winter Wonderland, Wednesday-Friday, 3 - 5pm & 6:30 - 8:30pm, Saturday & Sunday, 12:30-2:30pm & 6:30

November 2 Intro to Mindfulness, 9:30 – 11:30am, Life me Learning Centre, 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@ telus.net or 604-820-0220

November 1 Book Reading, 12:30 - 2:30pm, Life me Learning Centre, 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@telus.net or 604-820-0220

CHRISTMAS BUREAU WISH CAMPAIGN From November 5 to December 8 2018

Donations of

New Unwrapped Gifts

Non Perishable, Non Expired Food Items

Monetary Donations and Sponsorships Can be made at Unit # 142 in the

Junction Shopping Centre, beside the Source. ( 32555 London Ave ) Monday to Friday 10am - 4pm Saturday 12pm - 3pm

Closed November 12th 604 - 826 - 3634

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Royal Canadian Legion Branch 57 Mission 32627 Logan Avenue Mission Phone 604-826-2331 • www.rcl57.org Email: rcl57@shaw.ca

November 2 First Friday at SPARK art collec ve, 5 – 9pm, 202-33072 1st Ave. Local Ar st Gallery Showing, Live Music & All Ages Open Mic. For more info: www.sparkart.ca

Buy 1 Pizza, Get 1 FREE*

Drag Queen Music BINGO, Doors open at 7pm, The Stage, 32998 1 Ave. Cover $5. www.thestageinmission.ca November 3 Museum Exhibit Opening: Lest we Forget: 1914-1918, 10am 1pm, Mission Museum, 33201 2nd Ave. www.missionmuseum. com

MSBC Wood Fired Oven Pizza Cooked to Perfection in our Traditional Wood Burning Oven • Hand Stretched using Anita's Organic Flour & Fresh Toppings

Mission Springs Brewing Company

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Craft Beer, Pub, Restaurant & Liquor Store

Windebank Elementary’s 8th Annual Christmas Cra s and More Fair, 10am - 3pm, 33570 11th Ave. Free Admission but collec ng food bank dona ons. 50+ vendors. For more info, windebankpacmission@gmail. com Murder Mystery & Dinner: Murder at Wi ngton Hall, 6pm, The Stage, 32998 1 Ave. Tickets $40 at www.thestageinmission.ca

7160 Oliver St • SpringsGroup.ca/MissionSprings One Coupon per Table per Visit / Valid Nov 1 - Dec 31, 2018

Sarah Jane Scouten at Harrison Memorial Hall, 8pm, Harrison Memorial Hall, Harrison Hot Springs h ps://harrisonfes val. com/por olio/sarah-janescouten/ November 4 Free Walk Mission, 9 - 10am, Meet at the Leisure Centre, 7650 Grand St. mission.ca/leisure 604-820-5350 #0

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Creating Memories through Art, Experience it through Paint Parties or Get a Life-like Portrait of your Pet Painted to Treasure Forever

phone/text (604) 864-7520 www.DonnasCreativeHaven.ca

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Deroche Flea Market, 9am 3pm, 41555 North Nicomen Rd, Deroche. Lona at 778-771-4160 November 5 Youth Open Stage for Youth ages 12 – 19, Doors open at 6:30pm, Starts 7pm to 9:30pm, The Railyard, 33121 N Railway Ave. This free event is centred around teaching aspiring performers songwri ng, stage presence, vocal skills and sound tech. Contact Program Director Karen Humpage for details at 778-878-5903 “Wae Yer Family” GLASS TIGER with Special Guest JESSICA MITCHELL. Doors at 7pm, Show 7:30pm, Clarke Theatre, 33700 Pren s Ave. Tickets are $42.50 (Plus Facility Fee & Service Charges) at all Ticketmaster loca ons Charge by phone at 1-855-955-5000or online at www. cketmaster.ca

To advertise call 604.308.6380 or e-mail WhatsOnMission@live.ca

November 6 Be er Meals, 10 - 11am, Life me Learning Centre, 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@telus.net or 604-820-0220 Mission Book Club, 7 - 8pm, Mission Library, 33247 2nd Ave. 604-826-6610 November 7 Remembrance Day Tea, 11am 1pm, Life me Learning Centre, 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@telus. net or 604-820-0220 FREE Zumbini Class (For Children ages 0-4 yrs and Caregivers), 9am, Mission Regional Chamber of Commerce Boardroom, 34033 Lougheed Hwy. For more informa on visit www. inspiremefitness.ca Recapture Jewellry Design Class: Make a Pair of Earrings Specifically to Fla er your Face, Spark art collec ve #202-33072 1st Ave. Instructor: Marilyn Fraser of Recapture Jewellry Design. www.Sparkart.ca November 8 Mission Valley Women’s Network Monthly Luncheons, 11:45am - 1:30pm, The Mission Sta on Grill, 7230 Horne St, mee ng room entrance is at the side back door. Cost $3 for members and guests. Order off the menu. Guest speakers and networking opportuni es. RSVP Kirsten at: vwn.mission@gmail. com Sorop mist Int’l-AbbotsfordMission Club Mee ng, 6 -8:30pm, Vancity Community Board Room, 32555 London Ave, Mission. SI-AbbotsfordMission-siabbotsfordmission@ sorop mist.net November 9 Mission Literacy in Mo on; Paint Night Fundraiser, 6pm, Hatzic Elementary School, 8465 Draper St. Contact cloc@ literacyinmission.com for ckets 604-820-2027 November 10 Marnie (Muhly) English w/e.s.t. - Metropolitan Opera, 9:55am, SilverCity Mission Cinemas, The Junc on Plaza, 32555 London Ave. For Tickets, (604) 820-2733

Featured Events Murder At Whittington Hall Saturday November 3, 2018 England, 1935. 73 shards of shattered Venetian glass, 8 suspects, 1 murder. Welcome to Whittington Hall. A murder mystery event written by Elspeth Futcher. Dinner by Master Chef Canada contestant Miranda Wasstrom. Tickets $40. Visit www.thestageinmission.ca to purchase tickets.

The DRAG Show Saturday November 22, 2018 Staring Miz Adrian and friends. A night of glamour you won't forget! Tickets $15 in advance. Visit www.thestageinmission.ca to purchase tickets.

Christmas At The Stage Saturday December 22, 2018 Staring Miz Adrian and friends. Enjoy a gourmet traditional Christmas dinner. Tickets $40 Visit www.thestageinmission.ca to purchase tickets.

The Stage Events & Entertainment Venue 32998 1 st Ave, Mission- www.TheStageInMission.ca The Stage is an inclusive Venue Whats On! • www.WhatsOnMission.ca

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November 10 McConnell Creek Christmas Cra Fair, 10am -3pm, McConnell Creek Hall, 35483 Hartley Rd. Support the new and returning local ar sans. Try the baked potatoes with all the ďŹ xings! 50/50 Draw, New Raes and Surprise Table! Dona ons to the Mission Food Bank appreciated. For informa on, email Emma Ross at cnoccarne@ shaw.ca. Check out h p:// mcconnellcreek.ca and follow us on Facebook. November 11 Remembrance Day Parade, 10:30am, Clarke Theatre, 33700 Pren s Ave. Remembrance Day Service begins at 11am

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Cascadia Remembers: Veterans and Vera Lynn, Special Remembrance Concert, 3pm, Matsqui Centennial Auditorium, 32315 South Fraser Way, Abbotsford. Tickets: Adults $10, Seniors, Veterans, Children $13, Family $40. Tickets available at Eventbrite.ca or 604-302-5480

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November 12 Reel On The River at SilverCity: C’eset La Vie, 7pm, SilverCity Mission, 32555 London Ave. Series passes $35 or $10 at the door or at Shoppers Drug Mart in Mission and Jaz-Ma-Tazz in Abbotsford. More info at www. reelontheriver.ca November 14 Mission Friends of the Library Mee ng, 2 – 3pm, Mission Library, 33247 2nd Ave. 604-826-6610 BeTween the Pages Book Club (Ages 9-12, registra on required), 3:30 – 4:30pm, Mission Library, 33247 2nd Ave. 604-826-6610 Recapture Jewellry Design Class: Make a Twisted or Flower Stacking Ring‌Looks Awesome on your Finger, including your Thumb, Spark art collec ve #202-33072 1st Ave. Instructor: Marilyn Fraser of Recapture Jewellry Design. www.Sparkart.ca November 15 Paws 4 Stories (Register on day of event), 3:30 - 4:30pm, Mission Library, 33247 2nd Ave. 604-826-6610

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November 15 Mission Chamber Dinner – Featuring the Industry Training Authority, 5:30pm, Mission Golf & Country Club, 7983 Nelson St. www.Missionchamber.bc.ca November 16 Bus Tour: Christmas at Haycra Manor, 9:30am – 4pm, Life me Learning Centre, 32444 7th Ave. Pre-register! info.ltlc@telus.net or 604-820-0220 Bus Tour: Dickens Bri sh Museum & Tea Room, 10am – 3:30pm, Life me Learning Centre, 32444 7th Ave. Preregister! info.ltlc@telus.net or 604-820-0220 Drag Queen Music BINGO, Doors open at 7pm, The Stage, 32998 1 Ave. Cover $5. www. thestageinmission.ca

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November 17 Mission Girls Gothia Soccer Team Bo le Drive, 9am 4pm, Mission Leisure Centre Parking Lot, 7650 Grand St. girlsgothiacup@gmail.com Dewdney Elementary Cra Fair, 10am - 2pm, Dewdney Elementary, 37151 Hawkins Pickle Rd. For more informa on, wesandelena@hotmail.com Ecole des Deux Rives 1st Annual Cra and More Market, 10am – 2pm, Ecole des Deux Rives, 7674 Stave Lake St. Find us on FB: h ps://www.facebook.com/ events/176949626517980/ Christmas Cra Bazaar, 10am – 3pm, Silverhill Hall, 31016 Silverhill Ave. Vendors: Small Table $10, Large Table $15. To reserve, please call 604-6151206 or 604-826-7205Christmas Tea & Bazaar, 12 - 3pm, All Saints Anglican Church, Second

& James in Mission. Christmas Stall, Freshly-Made Mincemeat, Bake Sale, Preserves and more. St. Andrews’ Cookie Corner. Tickets for Tea & Dain es at the Door, Prize Draw with Purchase of Ticket. For more info: allsaints_mission@shaw.ca Art in the A ernoon: Bu on Art (Registra on required), 2:30 4pm, Mission Library, 33247 2nd Ave. 604-826-6610 Rotary Winter Gala, Doors open at 5:30pm, Best Western Plus, 33281 Lougheed Hwy. Tickets $90 – available at Rex Cox Men’s Wear, Eventbrite.ca, Louise 604302-5480 or Gloria 604-855-2067 November 18 Free Walk Mission, 9 - 10am, Meet at the Leisure Centre, 7650 Grand St. mission.ca/leisure 604-820-5350 #0 Deroche Flea Market, 9am 3pm, 41555 North Nicomen Rd, Deroche. Lona at 778-771-4160 November 19 Coding with Scratch (ages 12-18, registra on required.), 3:15 4:45pm, Mission Library, 33247 2nd Ave. 604-826-6610 Perinatal Emo onal Wellness Session: Happy Mama, Healthy Baby, 6 -7:30pm, Mission Community Health Centre, 7298 Hurd St, 1st Floor, Chinook Room 2. This is a free event. Tania at 604-814-5606 November 21 Mission Word Keepers, 7 8:30pm, Mission Library, 33247 2nd Ave. 604-826-6610 November 22 Gender Equality Now 2 Symposium, 9am – 3pm, Anvil Center, New Westminster,

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BC. For anyone interested in learning more about advocacy and gender equality, this is your chance. Contact: Bonita Zarillo, bonita@flexibleassets. com; or Suzanne Heron, suz. heron@gmail.com. Sponsored by Western Canada Region Sorop mist Chris & Margo: Stories of Cycling, 12:30 - 2:30pm, Life me Learning Centre, 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@telus.net or 604-8200220 The DRAG Show, Star ng Miz Adrian and Friends. A night of glamour you won’t forget! Tickets $15 in advance. Visit www.thestageinmission.ca to purchase ckets November 24 Christmas Cra & Vendor Fair, 10am - 2pm, All Saints Church Hall, Second and James in Mission. A variety of homemade cra s, sewing, kni ng, photography etc. and some local vendors. For more info: allsaints_mission@shaw.ca Mission City Farmers Market - Indoor Market, 10am - 2pm, Heritage Park Middle School – Foyer. For more info: www. missioncityfarmersmarket.com 4th Annual Movember Dodgeball Tournament, hosted by Mission Firefighters, 5 – 7pm, Heritage Park Middle School, 33700 Pren s Ave Dodgeball for all ages and skill level; then Drinks and Awards to Follow at The Stage, 32998 1st Ave. Team entry fee required at me of registra on. $25 per person, includes t-shirt. Registra on is due by November 15. To register, visit www.Eventbrite.ca & Search 4th Annual Movember Dodgeball Tournament. Find us on Facebook or www.MissionFirefighters.ca Mission Coffee House Concert Series Featuring Thistledew, 7pm Open Stage, 8pm Main act. $10 at the door, Cafetorium at the Clark Theatre, 33700 Pren s Ave www.steppingstonemusic.ca Pierre Schryer & Andy Hillhouse at Harrison Memorial Hall, 8pm, Harrison Memorial Hall, Harrison Hot Springs h ps:// harrisonfes val.com/por olio/ pierre-schryer-andy-hillhouse/

November 25 Deroche’s First Ar san, Cra , Baking Market, 9am - 3pm, 41555 North Nicomen Rd, Deroche, BC. Contact Lona for more info at 778-771-4160 or lonafleury9@gmail.com November 26 Youth Open Stage for Youth ages 12 – 19, Doors open at 6:30pm, Starts 7pm to 9:30pm, The Railyard, 33121 N Railway Ave. This free event is centred around teaching aspiring performers songwri ng, stage presence, vocal skills and sound tech. Contact Program Director Karen Humpage for details at 778-878-5903 November 27 Family Fort Night, 5:30 - 7pm, Mission Library, 33247 2nd Ave. 604-826-6610 November 28 ‘All is Calm’ Hour of Music: Antje Neumann & Rafael Brisbois, 12 – 1pm, St. Andrew’s United Church, 33077 2nd Ave. 604-826-8296 www.saintandrewsunited.church/ Free Family Swim – sponsored by Mission ECD, 6:30 - 8pm, Mission Leisure Centre Pool, 7650 Grand St. mission.ca/ leisure - 604-820-5350 #0 November 29 Downtown Mission Customer Apprecia on Night, 5 – 8pm, Shop local this holiday season in the new Revitalized Downton

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All Saints Tea & Bazaar Saturday, November 17 12 pm to 3 pm Christmas Stall, freshly made Mincemeat, Bake Sale, Preserves and more * St. Andrews' Cookie Corner Plus * Tickets for Tea & Dainties at the door, Prize draw with purchase of ticket.

Craft & Vendor Fair Saturday, November 24 10am to 2pm A variety of home-made crafts, sewing, knitting, photography etc. and some local Vendors All Saints Anglican Church Hall 2nd and James, Mission, B.C. allsaints_mission@shaw.ca 604-826-2814

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Annual Rotary Choir Fes val, 7pm, Clarke Theatre, 33700 Pren s Ave. Raising Funds for The Christmas Bureau, Admission – Food Item or Cash Dona on November 30 The Copper Market, Handmade, Local Ar sans and Cra speople, 5 – 9pm, Copper Hall, 33129 N. Railway St. Hosted by The Studio + Co, Copper Hall and The Penny. Entrance by Dona on, Proceeds go to Charity

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Drag Queen Music BINGO, Doors open at 7pm, The Stage, 32998 1 Ave. Cover $5. www. thestageinmission.ca

DECEMBER December 1 The Magic Flute (Mozart) English w/e.s.t. ENCORE Metropolitan Opera, 9:55am, SilverCity Mission Cinemas, The Junc on Plaza, 32555 London Ave. For Tickets, (604) 820-2733

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COME CELEBRATE LAS POSADAS WITH US! (Mexican Christmas Dinner)

Our Holiday Concert! Joy Vox Community Choir Voce Destino Saturday, December 8, 2018 7pm

December 8th at 5pm Authentic Mexican Dinner Live music Reserve Your Spot Now Admission $30 Let Corona’s Take Care of your Christmas, New Year, Birthdays and Special Events. Call us to Book Your Parties Now! 750-32525 London Ave, Mission BC V2V 6M7

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December 1 Museum Exhibit Opening: The Time Traveller’s Toybox, 10am 1pm, Mission Museum 33201 2nd Ave. www. missionmuseum.com Beaded Christmas Ornaments (Ages 12-18, registra on required), 2:30 - 4pm, Mission Library, 33247 2nd Ave. 604-8266610 December 2 The Advent of Hope, 11:30am, St. Andrew’s United Church, 33077 2nd Ave. 604-826-8296 www.saintandrewsunited. church/ December 4 Mission Book Club, 7 - 8pm, Mission Library, 33247 2nd Ave. 604-826-6610 December 5 ‘All is Calm’ Hour of Music: Medieval Carols from England & Spain Deborah Handley / Mina Lee Sass, 12 – 1pm, St. Andrew’s United Church, 33077 2nd Ave. 604-826-8296 www. saintandrewsunited.church/ Recapture Jewellry Design Class: Make a Pair of Pearl Earrings

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Perfect for a Christmas Gi or any Ou it, Spark art collec ve #202-33072 1st Ave. Instructor: Marilyn Fraser of Recapture Jewellry Design. www.Sparkart.ca December 6 Breakfast with Santa, 9:30 11:00am, $8 – pre-register, Mission Leisure Centre, 7650 Grand St. mission.ca/leisure 604-820-5350 #0 Paws 4 Stories (Register on day of event), 3:30 - 4:30pm, Mission Library, 33247 2nd Ave. 604-826-6610 December 7 Pro-D Day Swim, 10am - 3pm, Leisure Centre, 7650 Grand St. www.mission.ca/leisure 604-8205350 #0 Pro-D Day Skate 1pm - 2:30pm, Leisure Centre, 7650 Grand St. www.mission.ca/ leisure 604-820-5350 #0 First Friday at SPARK art collec ve, 5 – 9pm, 202-33072 1st Ave. Local Ar st Gallery Showing, Live Music & All Ages Open Mic. For more info: www. sparkart.ca Candlelight Parade, 7:30 – 10:30pm, 1st Avenue, Downtown

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December 8 Fraser Valley Academy of Dance’s “The Nutcracker”, 2pm & 7pm, Clarke Theatre, 33700 Pren s Ave. Reserved sea ng. Tickets at the door or at fvad.ca or 604-826-0097

December 11 We Wish You a Merry Christmas! Puppet Show, 6:45 – 7:30pm, Mission Library, 33247 2nd Ave. 604-826-6610

Ugly Christmas Sweater Cra (ages 12-18, bring your own sweater. Registra on required), 2:30 - 4pm, Mission Library, 33247 2nd Ave. 604-826-6610 Celebrate Las Posadas (Christmas Mexican Celebra on) with Corona’s Mexican Restaurant, 5pm, 750-32525 London Ave. Authen c Christmas Mexican Dinner and Live Music. For Reserva ons, Call 604-814-8655 Joy Vox Community Choir Holiday Concert, 7pm, $15 at the door, Calvin Presbyterian Church 33911 Hazelwood Ave. Abbotsford. www. steppingstonemusic.ca December 9 The Advent of Peace, 11:30am,

December 12 Christmas Dinner, 11am - 1pm, Life me Learning Centre, 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@telus.net or 604-820-0220 ‘All is Calm’ Hour of Music, 12 – 1pm, St. Andrew’s United Church, 33077 2nd Ave. 604-8268296 www.saintandrewsunited.church/ BeTween the Pages Book Club (Ages 9-12, registra on required), 3:30 – 4:30pm, Mission Library, 33247 2nd Ave. 604-826-6610 Recapture Jewellry Design Class: Choose a Pendant to Make from 3 Designs and Wear on a 16 or 18” Silver Chain Provided, Spark art collec ve #202-33072 1st Ave. Instructor: Marilyn Fraser of Recapture Jewellry Design. www. Sparkart.ca

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100% Local Artists Gift and Fine Art Gallery Community Classroom for All Ages Take a Class / Teach a Class Monthly First Friday Event & All Ages Open Mic www.sparkart.ca 202-33072 1st Avenue Historic Downtown District

December 13 Mission Chamber Luncheon with the Mayor, 11:30am, Best Western Plus, 32281 Lougheed Hwy, www. Missionchamber.bc.ca Mission Valley Women’s Network Monthly Luncheons, 11:45am - 1:30pm, The Mission Sta on Grill, 7230 Horne St, Front Entrance. Cost $3 for members and guests. Order o the menu. Guest speakers and networking opportuni es. RSVP Kirsten at: vwn.mission@gmail.com

December 16 The Advent of Joy, 11:30am unless otherwise noted, St. Andrew’s United Church, 33077 2nd Ave. 604-826-8296 www. saintandrewsunited.church/ Wassail, 6:30 – 8:30pm, St. Andrew’s United Church, 33077 2nd Ave. Gather your family, friends & neighbours, pack up your instruments and join us for an evening of caroling and community. We will provide warm drinks, please bring a small plate of Christmas sweets/ savories & a dona on for the

food bank. 604-826-8296 www. saintandrewsunited.church/ December 19 ‘All is Calm’ Hour of Music: Cathy Hardy, 12 – 1pm, St. Andrew’s United Church, 33077 2nd Ave. 604-826-8296 www. saintandrewsunited.church/ December 20 Holiday Zumba Party, 6pm, Inspire Me Fitness at The Stage, 32998 1 Ave. Admission FREE with food bank dona on. www. inspiremeďŹ tness.ca

December 21 Drag Queen Music BINGO: Ugly Christmas Sweater Edi on, Doors open at 7pm, The Stage, 32998 1 Ave. Cover $5. Prizes for best ugly sweater! www. thestageinmission.ca December 22 PaciďŹ c Theatre & Gallery 7 Theatre presents CHRISTMAS PRESENCE IN THE VALLEY, an eclec c and entertaining mix of stories and music for the season, 8pm, Matsqui Centennial Auditorium, 32315 South Fraser Way, Abbotsford. www.gallery7theatre.com

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FLOAT & VEHICLE REGISTRATION CLOSES NOV 30TH! Welcome to the annual family tradition by the Chamber of Commerce, where approx. 70 floats light up Mission’s Downtown with lights, music and of course Santa. First Avenue in Mission will be closed, cleaned and decorated, in anticipation of the arrival of Santa Claus for the largest nighttime Christmas parade in B.C. The Mission Regional Chamber of Commerce is the host organization for this annual event, now in its 34th year. The parade officially begins at 7:30 pm when the first float will make its way west down First Avenue, but come by earlier to get a good view! Up to 80 floats are expected this year to celebrate the merriest of seasons and to bring the community together in Christmas Spirit. This event would not happen if not for the generosity and support of the local businesses and community organizations. Yet, another reminder how important it is to shop local and support community groups. Happy holidays!

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A made-in-Mission initiative aimed Donate non-perishable food items or The Rotary Clubs of Mission jointly at reducing and eliminating new, unopened toys to the Christmas host an annual winter gala and homelessness in our community. Bureau at their holiday location at unit fundraiser and this year's Gala is Sponsor or host a dinner. Stone 142 in the Junction Shopping Centre, scheduled for November 17, 2018. Soup dinners are a communityright beside The Source. Funds raised through this event bridging exercise, reducing stigma Mon-Fri 10-4 support disaster relief efforts, about homelessness and its Sat 12-3 childrens' literacy and food contributing factors. Opening November 5th programs, and more. Tickets for the Learn more by visiting Gala are $90 and can be purchased www.missioncommunityservices.com at Rex Cox menswear, eventbrite.ca. or by calling 604-302-5480.

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December 22 Christmas at The Stage, Starring Miz Adrian and Friends. Enjoy a gourmet tradi onal Christmas Dinner. Tickets $40. Visit www.thestageinmission.ca to purchase ckets December 23 The Advent of Love & The Paper Bag Christmas Pageant, 11:30am, St. Andrew’s United Church, 33077 2nd Ave. A Christmas pageant with a place for everyone. Join us in a lighthearted retelling of the birth of Jesus followed by Christmas goodies. 604-826-8296 www. saintandrewsunited.church/ Cascadia’s Christmas Party Concert, 3pm, Matsqui Centennial Auditorium, 32315 South Fraser Way, Abbotsford. Tickets available at Eventbrite.ca or 604-302-5480 December 24 Christmas by Candlelight, 9pm, St. Andrew’s United Church, 33077 2nd Ave. 604-826-8296 www.saintandrewsunited. church/

December 30 Service of Lessons & Carols, 11:30am, St. Andrew’s United Church, 33077 2nd Ave. 604-8268296 www.saintandrewsunited. church/ December 31 New Year’s Countdown Skate, 11am - 1pm, Mission Leisure Centre, mission.ca/leisure - 604820-5350 #0

RECURRING EVENTS SUNDAYS Christmas Madness Stencil Sundays! 5 Projects in 5 Hours. Call to book your spot or private party, Tea Time Décor, 33175 N. Railway Ave, 604-763-8647 Advanced & Beginner Tai-Chi, 9:15am / 10:30am, Mission Seniors Ac vity Centre, 33100 10 Ave, 604-814-2188 St. Andrew’s United Church Worship, 11:30am, All Saints’ Anglican Church – James St. at 2nd Ave. We have coffee hour at 10:45am each Sunday a er the Anglican service and before the United Church service

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Legendary Blues Jam, 4 - 8pm at The Historic Dewdney Pub, 8793 S. River Rd, Dewdney. 604-8264762 or Churcho heBlues.ca for more info Open Mic with Jennie Bice, 6 - 10pm, Sisto’s Pub, 34555 Vosburgh Ave. MONDAYS Burger Day! Cheeseburger n’ Fries are $7.95 and Pints of Bud $3.95, The Historic Dewdney Pub, 8793 S. River Rd, Dewdney. French Conversa on (Advanced), 9 - 10am, Life me Learning Centre, 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@telus.net or 604-8200220 Nurse Prac oner, 9am – 3pm, Mission Friendship Centre, 33136 1 Ave. (604) 826-1281 Bodhi Medita on, 9:30am, Mission Seniors Ac vity Centre, 33100 10 Ave, 604-814-2188 Beginners Drum Group, 10am -12pm, Mission Friendship Centre Society, 33150 First Ave, 604-826-1281 French Conversa on (Intermediate), 10:15 - 11:15am, Life me Learning Centre, 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@telus.net or 604-820-0220 French Conversa on (Beginner), 11:30am - 12:30pm, Life me Learning Centre, 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@telus.net or 604-8200220 Mission Drop-in Centre Bingo, 12:30pm, Mission Seniors Ac vity Centre, 33100 10 Ave, 604-814-2188 Piece Makers Quil ng Group, 12:30 – 2:30pm,

Life me Learning Centre, 32444 Seventh Ave. www. life melearningcentre.org info. ltlc@telus.net Seniors Mixed Bridge, 1pm, Mission Seniors Ac vity Centre, 33100 10 Ave, 604-814-2188 Mission Scrabble Club, 1 - 4pm, Cedarbrooke Chateau (Cra Room), 32331 Seventh Ave. Contact: Sandra Gjertsen 604826-0459

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Thanks to our community sponsors for their generosity!

Countdown Skate Ring in the New Year on the ice! Monday Dec 31 11am-1pm

Walking regularly is one of the easiest ways to get the recommended 30-60 minutes of daily physical activity needed to ensure good health. The Walk and Hike p make that g Mission Programs will help goal more attainable by offering FREE walks throughout the year led by certified fitness staff that aim to keep you moving and motivated! Walks will take participants through various neighborhoods in Mission. With ups and downs built into Mission's natural topography, you're guaranteed a good burn. Sundays, 9:00-10:00am Nov 4 & Nov 18 50-60mins, 3-3.5km

Countdown to 12(noon) makes it perfect for those little ones to take part in the festivities without missing their bedtime! Regular admission rates apply.

Meet 5 mins early at the MLC parking lot. This program is made possible by the financial support of Fraser Health, BC Healthy Living Alliance and the Ministry of Health.

5 Days of Holiday Magic on Ice! 짜 Decorative Trees, Thousands of Lights and Holiday Music

December 19-23 Mission Leisure Centre Regular rates apply. Leisure pass not valid.

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Rental opportunities available. Call 604-820-5368 for rental information.

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Proud Member & Supporter of the Rotary ABACUS DENTAL CENTRE • Serving Mission Since 1978 • Family Dentistry • Dental Emergencies • Restorative Dentistry

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#106-7343 Hurd Street, Mission, BC V2V 3H7 3RD MONDAYS OF THE MONTH Third Monday Magic! 7pm, Opening Nite Theatre, 33223, N Railway Ave. www.fvmc.ca

ECommitment S cks Workshop, 9 -11:30am, Mission Friendship Centre Society, 33150 First Ave, 604-826-1281

MONDAYS & WEDNESDAYS Chair Yoga, 10:30 - 11:30pm, Life me Learning Centre, 32444 Seventh Ave. www. life melearningcentre.org info. ltlc@telus.net

Seniors Health & Wellness, 10am, Mission Seniors Ac vity Centre, 33100 10 Ave, 604-8142188

Past Tense Yoga Fundraiser Yoga Class (Sept 3 – Dec 12), 7 – 8pm, Mee ng Room 1 of Chris ne Morrison Hospice in Mission Hospital, 1st Floor. Classes are drop in for $5. No experience necessary, mats provided. Proceeds go to Circle F Horse Rescue. More info at PastTenseYoga@live.ca MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS Harm Reduc on, 9am – 4pm, Community Health, Mission Friendship Centre, 33136 1 Ave. (604) 826-1281 Free Community Lunch, 12pm, Mission Friendship Centre, 33136 1 Ave. (604) 826-1281 Al-Anon Family Groups Strength and Hope for Families and Friends of Problem Drinkers. Mee ngs are held Monday thru Friday - evenings and weekdays. Please check the following websites for mee ng loca ons and mes. BC/Yukon Al-Anon OR al-anon.org. Local Contacts 604-855-1942 or 604859-6566 TUESDAYS Mission Drop-in Centre Line Dancing, 9am, Mission Seniors Ac vity Centre, 33100 10 Ave, 604-814-2188

Zumba for the Snack Pack Society, 10am, Inspire Me Fitness at The Stage, 32998 1st Ave. Zumba by dona on, all proceeds go to The Snack Pack Society. www.inspiremefitness.ca Story me, (Nov 6 – Dec 4), 10:30 – 11am, Mission Library, 33247 2nd Ave. 604-826-6610 Rotary Club of Mission Mid-Day Luncheon, 11:45am - 1pm. Best Western Hotel, 32281 Lougheed Hwy. For more info 604-8266914

Is This the Season to Sell? Have you ever noticed that some things have a season? For example, hockey is associated with winter, regardless of where it’s played. New TV shows usually start in the fall. It makes you wonder. Does real estate have a season? Is there an ideal time of year to sell? Seasons can play a role in the real estate market. People are out and about more in the summer, so listings tend to be up. On the other hand, there are a lot of buyers looking for properties in the fall, winter, and spring. So the best time to sell is when you want to sell. There is no PDJLF PRQWK WKDW LV JRLQJ WR PDNH D VLJQLÀFDQW GLIIHUHQFH LQ WKH price you’re going to get, or how long your home will be on the market. I can help sell your home regardless of the season. Of course, you might not be thinking of selling now, But, if you are, don’t worry about the time of year, lets talk today 604-615-6446!

Elders Tea, 12 - 2pm, Mission Friendship Centre Society, 33150 First Ave, 604-826-1281 Chair Yoga, 12:30 – 1:15pm, Mission Seniors Ac vity Centre, 33100 10th Ave, 604-814-2188 www.missionseniorcentre.com Warm Fuzzies Kni ng Group, 1 - 2:30pm, Life me Learning Centre, 32444 Seventh Ave. www.life melearningcentre.org info.ltlc@telus.net LEGO Club, (Nov 6 – Dec 18), 3pm - 4:15pm, Mission Library, 33247 2nd Ave. 604-826-6610 Zumba Toning, 6pm, Inspire Me Fitness at The Stage in Mission, 32998 1 Ave. Drop in $10. www.inspiremefitness.ca

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We run weekly LGBTQ2+ drop-ins in the communities of Abbotsford, Chilliwack and Mission.

Fraser Valley Youth Society The Fraser Valley Youth Society (FVYS) is a not for profit society opera ng in the Fraser Valley. We run weekly drop-in centres in the communi es of Abbotsford, Chilliwack and Mission. FVYS connects youth and young adults to a healthy and vibrant queer community. In addi on to this, we provide opportuni es for personal growth and leadership through our workshops, programs and community connec ons. We are not counselors, but we are happy to provide you with peer support and connect you to other helping professionals who are open and inclusive.

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Contact Info: Mailing Address: 33479 Fi h Avenue, Mission, BC, V2V 1W5 Phone: 604.200.3203 E-mail: info.fvys@gmail.com www.fraseryouth.com

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Fraser Valley Youth Society, 6 – 9pm, Fraser House Society, 33063 4th Ave. Basement door under the front entrance to the right. www.fraseryouth.com or 604-200-3203 HipBox, 7pm, Inspire Me Fitness at The Stage in Mission, 32998 1 Ave. Drop in $10. www. inspiremefitness.ca Crea ve Ukulele Circle (registra on required), (Oct 2 – 23), 7 - 8pm, Mission Library, 33247 2nd Ave. 604-826-6610 Mission Toastmasters Club Mee ng, 7:15pm at Cedarbrooke Chateau, 32331 7th Ave, missiontoastmasters@ gmail.com or 604 826 1868. www.facebook.com/ MissionToastmasters Alateen Mee ngs is for young people, ages 11-18, whose lives have been affected by someone else’s drinking, whether it’s a parent, sibling or friend. Alateen is part of the Al-Anon Family Groups. Alateen meets every week at 7:15pm, at the H.O,M.E. Society, 31581 South Fraser Way, Abbotsford. Contacts: 604-8551942 or Mission 604-826-5100.

2nd & 4th TUESDAYS OF THE MONTH Book Discussion Group (ongoing), 10 - 11:30am, Life me Learning Centre, 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@telus.net or 604-820-0220 LAST TUESDAYS OF THE MONTH Evening Philosopher’s Cafй, 7 - 9pm, Chartwell Cedarbrooke, 32331 7th Ave. Mission info. ltlc@telus.net or 604-820-0220 TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS Osteofit –Level 1, 9am, Life me Learning Centre, 32444 Seventh Ave. www. life melearningcentre.org info. ltlc@telus.net Family Violence Preven on Support, 9:30 – 11:30am, Community Health, Mission Friendship Centre, 33136 1 Ave. Open Door, Cer ficate Program. (604) 826-1281 Level 3 Fitness, 10am, Life me Learning Centre, 32444 Seventh Ave. www. life melearningcentre.org info. ltlc@telus.net

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OsteoďŹ t –Level 2 (OsteoďŹ t for Life), 11am, Life me Learning Centre, 32444 Seventh Ave. www.life melearningcentre.org info.ltlc@telus.net

Men’s Group, 1 – 3pm (if closed on Wednesday, it will be on the Monday), Mission Friendship Centre Society, 33150 First Ave, 604-826-1281

WEDNESDAYS Breakfast with the Rotary Club of Mission, 7 - 8am at Cedarbooke Chateau, 32331 7th Ave. For more info 604.826.1382

Diabe c Kitchen, 2 – 4pm, Mission Friendship Centre, 33136 1 Ave. (604) 826-1281

Nordic Walking Group, 9 – 10am, Fraser River Heritage Park, www.life melearningcentre.org info.ltlc@telus.net Mission Chair Exercise, 9:15am, Mission Seniors Ac vity Centre, 33100 10 Ave, 604-814-2188 Sto:lo Aboriginal Skillls & Employment Training, 9:30am – 2:30pm, Mission Friendship Centre, 33136 1 Ave. Call 604-702-8115 or email james. woyke@saset.ca for more informa on A er Life (Nov 7 – Dec 12), 10am - 12pm, Life me Learning Centre, 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@telus. net or 604-820-0220 Li le Yogis (ages 2-5) with Louisa, 10:15 - 10:55am, Flow Yoga & Fitness Studio, 7331 Grand St. www.owyogaandďŹ tness.com or 403-818-2574 Wiggle Time, (Nov 7 – Dec 5), 10:30 – 11:30am, Mission Library, 33247 2nd Ave. 604-8266610 Interna onal Kni ng Club, (Nov 7 - Dec 19), 12 – 2pm, Mission Library, 33247 2nd Ave. 604-8266610 Writers Group, 12:15 - 2:30pm, Life me Learning Centre, 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@telus.net or 604-820-0220 Mission Drop-in Bingo, 12:30pm, Mission Seniors Ac vity Centre, 33100 10 Ave, 604-814-2188

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Mission Ukulele Circle, 1:30 3:30pm at St. Andrews Place, 7365 Cedar St. For further: Richardpercman54@gmail.com Family Night, 4:30 – 7:30pm, Mission Friendship Centre, 33136 1 Ave. (604) 826-1281 Zumba, 6pm, Inspire Me Fitness at The Stage in Mission, 32998 1 Ave. Drop in $10. www. inspiremeďŹ tness.ca Music Nights, featuring musicians & guests, 6 – 8pm, Ho es Foods Emporio, 31170 Dewdney Trunk Rd. www. ho esfoods.com or ďŹ nd us on Facebook for lineup of performers. Dust o those old orchestra instruments, the MAC Orchestra is looking for new members. “The MAC Orchestraâ€? meets Wednesday Evenings, 6:30 – 8:30pm, Mission Arts Centre, 32998 1st Ave. Professional, Intermediate or Beginner -We accept anybody with a basic understanding of music. For more informa on, contact Barb at bgmcresswell@hotmail.com or drop in and give us a try. 2nd Mission Girl Guides meet at Silverdale Hall, 6:30 – 8:30pm, 8760 McLean Street (across from Silverdale Elementary). All girls, ages 9-11 years welcome. For more info: Lauri at lkwen ng@ gmail.com or 604-820-0548 Pilates, 7pm, Inspire Me Fitness at The Stage in Mission, 32998

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THURSDAYS Mission Drop-in Centre Line Dancing, 8:45am, Mission Seniors Ac vity Centre, 33100 10 Ave, 604-814-2188 Mission Midwifery Post-Partum Drop In, 9:30 – 11:00am September - June (closed for December) 7514 Welton St. Open to all mothers of babies 0 - 12 months. For more info missionmidwife@gmail.com or check out our Facebook page -search Mission Midwifery

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Emo onal Wellness, 10 - 11:30am, Mission Friendship Centre Society, 33150 First Ave, 604-826-1281 Balanced Paren ng, 10am – 12pm, All Saints Anglican Church, 33077 2nd Ave. Preregister 604-826-3634. Rachel Rudy: Rachel.rudy@ missioncommunityservices.com. Louise Tucker: Louise.tucker@ missioncommunityservices.com Baby me, (Nov 1 – Dec 6), 10:30 – 11:30am, Mission Library, 33247 2nd Ave. 604-8266610 Chair Yoga, 10:45 – 11:30am, Mission Seniors Ac vity Centre, 33100 10th Ave, 604-814-2188 www.missionseniorcentre.com Jam Sessions, 1pm, Mission Seniors Ac vity Centre, 33100 10 Ave, 604-814-2188 Intergenera onal Gardening Club, 1 - 2:30pm, Life me Learning Centre, 32444 Seventh Ave. www. life melearningcentre.org info. ltlc@telus.net Warrior Women’s Drumming Group, 1 – 3pm, Mission Friendship Centre Society, 33150 First Ave, 604-826-1281 Mission Genealogy Group, 1 3pm, Life me Learning Centre, 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@telus. net or 604-820-0220 Zumba, 6pm, Inspire Me Fitness at The Stage in Mission, 32998 1 Ave. Drop in $10. www. inspiremefitness.ca Trendy’s Sit & S tch Night, 6:30 - 8:30pm, Trendy or What Knot Yarns & Gi s, 33118A First Ave. A free to a end, weekly gathering for cra ers in all disciplines. Come armed with your project bags and bring your friends! (not limited to kni ng! all disciplines are welcome! no teaching!) 604-287-5668 Tea Time Décor Gi s & MSCC Christmas Bureau – Wish Campaign Stencil Bar (All of November), 6:30 – 9pm, Tea Time Décor, 33175 N. Railway Ave. $40 for your choice of (1) pillow or a set of (4) 7.5” x 7.5” wall signs. Tea Time Décor will donate $10 for every $40 project. 5 Projects in 5 Hours. Call to book your spot or private party. To reserve your limited spot, call Mika at 604-365-0311

STRONG by Zumba, 7pm, Inspire Me Fitness at The Stage in Mission, 32998 1 Ave. Drop in $10. www.inspiremefitness.ca Live Music Thursdays at Fog on the River, 7pm, Fog on the River, 32881 Lougheed Hwy, 604-8209612 Larry Vollans hosts ‘Open Mic/ Acous c Jam’, 7:30pm, Historic Dewdney Pub. 604-826-4762 for more info Square Dance Classes, Learning Plus & Full Plus, 7 – 9:30pm, Abbotsford Grand Squares, A.S.A.S Hall, 33889 Essendene Ave, Abbotsford. First 3 classes are free. Members $6, Guests $7, Teens $4. www.ags. squaredance.bc.ca

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2nd THURSDAY OF THE MONTH Mission Valley Women’s Network Monthly Luncheons, 11:45am - 1:30pm, The Mission Sta on Grill, 7230 Horne St, mee ng room entrance is at the side back door. Cost $3 for members, $5 for guests. Order off the menu. Guest speakers and networking opportuni es. RSVP Kirsten at: vwn.mission@ gmail.com

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4TH THURSDAY OF THE MONTH Fraser Valley Needlearts Guild Day Mee ng, 9:30am - 1:30pm, Cedarbooke Chateau (Cherry Cra Room), 32331 7th Ave. Bring your lunch or order it on arrival. For more info: fvngbc@ gmail.com LAST THURSDAY OF THE MONTH Tech Time: Learn to Use Your Tablet, Computer or Cell Phone, 1 - 2:30pm, Life me Learning Centre, 32444 7th Ave. Preregister! info.ltlc@telus.net or 604-820-0220 FRIDAYS Elders Breakfast, 9 - 10:15am, Mission Friendship Centre Society, 33150 First Ave, 604826-1281

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Mission Exercise, 9:15am, Mission Seniors Ac vity Centre, 33100 10 Ave, 604-814-2188 Sto:lo Aboriginal Skillls & Employment Training, 9:30am – 2:30pm, Mission WorkBC, 7336 James St. Call 604-702-8115 or email james.woyke@saset.ca for more informa on Intergenera onal Rela onships & Communica on, (Nov 30 - Mar 16), 9:30 - 11:30am, Life me Learning Centre, 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@telus.net or 604-820-0220 Create Smudge Kits, 10am -12pm, Mission Friendship Centre Society, 33150 First Ave, 604-826-1281 Mission Senior Drop-in Crib, 11am, Mission Seniors Ac vity Centre, 33100 10 Ave, 604-814-2188 Co-ed Drumming, 1 – 3pm, Mission Friendship Centre Society, 33150 First Ave, 604826-1281 Karaoke Party Night with Les Kizmann, 14th Ave Pub, 32516 14th Ave. Facebook-14th Ave Pub for more info.

Intertribal Drumming, 1:30 – 3:30pm, Mission Friendship Centre, 33136 1 Ave. (604) 8261281 Chef Crea ons with Colin Rogers, 5 – 9pm, The Historic Dewdney Pub, 8793 S. River Rd, Dewdney. www. HistoricDewdneyPub.ca 1st FRIDAY OF THE MONTH First Friday at SPARK art collec ve, 5 – 9pm, 202-33072 1st Ave. Local Ar st Gallery Showing, Live Music & All Ages Open Mic. For more info: www. sparkart.ca 2ND FRIDAY OF THE MONTH Old Age Pensioners Organiza on General Mee ng, 1:30 pm, Mission Seniors Ac vity Centre, 33100 10 Ave, 604-814-2188 3RD FRIDAY OF THE MONTH Healing Connec ons, 7 – 9pm at Oasis Retreat Spa B&B, 11734 Allan St. For info or ckets, call 604-462-7780. www.oasisretreat.com 4TH FRIDAY OF THE MONTH Old Age Pensioners Organiza on Birthday Party, 1:30pm, Mission

Seniors Ac vity Centre, 33100 10 Ave, 604-814-2188 EVERY OTHER FRIDAY Dance Lessons Open to All, Mission Friendship Centre Society, 33150 First Ave, 604826-1281 Zumba with Denise, 10:30am (Mar 9, 23, Apr 6, 20), Friendship Center, 33136 1 Ave. Admission by dona on, all dona ons go to Friendship Center programs SATURDAY Live Music - Best Local Country Bands, Music starts at 8:30pm, The Historic Dewdney Pub, 8793 River Rd S. www. historicdewdneypub.ca EVERY OTHER SATURDAY Live Bands, The 14th Ave Pub, 32516 14th Ave. Facebook - The 14th Ave Pub. French Conversa on Salon, 1 - 2pm, Open to all adults who are learning French. Contact Michelle at 778-982-3626 or michellelanguagetutoring@ hotmail.ca www.tutoringbymichelle.ca

WEEKNIGHTS THE HAPPINESS (R)EVOLUTION’s Evening of crea ve explora on, inspira on, self-growth & empowerment. 6:30pm - 8pm (check website for specific dates) Mission Community Library. www.kaizeninspiredlife.com/ happiness-revolu on MONTHLY Na onal Associa on of Federal Re rees, is a nonprofit organiza on open to all federal re rees and current employees nearing re rement. Our organiza on supports and assists members with pension and health care/dental benefit informa on. We have six general mee ngs and two luncheon banquets a year, where we share informa on and have speakers from interes ng support agencies. Once a member, you have access to exclusive savings from our many preferred partners. For more informa on on our local branch which serves both Abbotsford and Mission members, contact Central Fraser Valley Branch BC-01 at 778344-6499, or visit the na onal website www.federalre rees.ca.

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who we are The owner of a new chocolate manufacturer called Emkao Foods has chosen the District of Mission as its headquarters to produce high quality, affordable organic cocoa products for Canadian customers. “We chose Mission because it is in the heart of the Fraser Valley, it’s a growing community and is very supportive to local business startups”, says CEO Ayissi Nyemba. Ayissi is both a woman entrepreneur and a recent immigrant to Canada who is passionate about producing and processing organic and fair trade products that are both kind to the planet and cocoa beans growers.

“We want to be the most sustainable and ethical chocolate manufacturer in Canada”

what makes us unique Emkao is unique in that it sources all its cocoa beans from its own family farm in Cameroon. This allows us to have full control over product quality and to provide long term grown contracts to its farmers so they have a secure source of income. “We want to be the most sustainable and ethical chocolate manufacturer in Canada”, states Ayissi. Fortunately, demand for fair trade organic cocoa is growing strongly as consumers become more aware of and concerned about where their food comes from. Emkao is planning to launch in March of 2019.

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CHRISTMAS CRAFT FAIRS & MARKETS NOVEMBER 3

Windebank Elementary’s 8th Annual Christmas Crafts and More Fair, 10am - 3pm, 33570 11th Ave. Free Admission but collecting food bank donations. 50+ vendors. For more info, windebankpacmission@gmail.com

NOVEMBER 3 – 4

Mission Arts Council’s 37th Annual Christmas Craft Market, Saturday: 10am – 5pm, Sunday: 10am – 4pm, Heritage Park Centre/ Clarke Theatre, 33700 Prentis Ave. Admission by Donation

NOVEMBER 10

McConnell Creek Christmas Craft Fair, 10am -3pm, McConnell Creek Hall, 35483 Hartley Rd. Support the new and returning local artisans. Try the baked potatoes with all the fixings! 50/50 Draw, New Raffles and Surprise Table! Donations to the Mission Food Bank appreciated. For information, email Emma Ross at cnoccarne@shaw.ca. Check out http://mcconnellcreek.ca and follow us on Facebook.

NOVEMBER 17

Dewdney Elementary Craft Fair, 10am - 2pm, Dewdney Elementary, 37151 Hawkins Pickle Rd. For more information, wesandelena@hotmail.com Ecole des Deux Rives 1st Annual Craft and More Market, 10am – 2pm, Ecole des Deux Rives, 7674 Stave Lake St. Find us on FB: https://www.facebook.com/events/176949626517980/ Christmas Craft Bazaar, 10am – 3pm, Silverhill Hall, 31016 Silverhill Ave. Vendors: Small Table $10, Large Table $15. To reserve, please call 604-615-1206 or 604-826-7205 Christmas Tea & Bazaar, 12 - 3pm, All Saints Anglican Church, Second & James in Mission. For more info: allsaints_mission@shaw.ca

NOVEMBER 17 – 18

St. Andrews’s Place Annual Craft Fair & Silent Auction, 9am – 3pm, St. Andrew’s Place, 7365 Cedar St (3rd Ave & Cedar St). Park in the top lot and walk down to our hall located in the middle of the complex. Each day we have amazing door prizes with items that have been donated by local businesses and our crafters. For more information, please call Christina 604-289-4480

NOVEMBER 24

Christmas Craft & Vendor Fair, 10am - 2pm, All Saints Church Hall, Second and James in Mission. For more info: allsaints_mission@shaw.ca

NOVEMBER 25

Deroche’s First Artisan, Craft, Baking Market, 9am - 3pm, 41555 North Nicomen Rd, Deroche, BC. Contact Lona for more info at 778-771-4160 or lonafleury9@gmail.com

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• They tend to have detailed product knowledge and offer greater personalized customer service. • Small businesses keep the money in our economy – for every $100 worth of spending in Mission $46 recirculates, compared to $18 in chain stores.

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Voted # 1 Florist LET MAGNOLIAS ON MAIN BE YOUR LOCAL FLORIST We specialize in the following services: • Large inventory of fresh flowers • Tropicals • Plants • European/dish gardens • Contemporary and traditional arrangements • High-style floral arrangements • Terrariums • Weddings • Funeral designs • Gourmet and fruit baskets (24 hours needed) • Unique Giftware Magnolias serves Mission and Abbotsford, as well as Teleflora and FTD orders. If you have any questions or need more information, please contact us by email at magnoliasonmain@msn.com or by calling us directly at (604)826-1110. We're always here to serve you and make your flower-sending experience a pleasure.

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Trendy or What Knot Yarns & Gifts offers the best selection of yarns west of the Rockies. Established in 2014, this specialty shop on 1st Ave downtown Mission has evolved into a destination for “yarn explorers” from across BC. Owner Mady Pechler’s love of knitting and her penchant for business are two reasons for the store’s success. In 2016 Pechler was named recipient of the Mission Regional Chamber of Commerce Business Excellence Award--Power of Small. In addition to bringing in myriad types of yarn from all over the world, Pechler offers accessories, needles and notions, classes and workshops. Trendy or What Knot Yarns & Gifts also serves as a meeting place where people can just come in with their projects, sit at the table to work, and ask questions if they need help. Thursday evenings are dedicated to “Trendy’s Sit & Stitch Club”, a weekly gathering for crafters from all artistic disciplines. Everyone is welcome!

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Mission Youth in Sports & Arts Can Dance Dances their way to Europe Mission’s Can Dance Studio owner Debbie Calicetto just returned home from the UK after choreographing the Opera “Gondoliers”. Traveling alongside Can Dance instructors Marcel Tremel, Sierra Milne, Kianna Rigg, Sam Boyd, and Jordyn O’Connor as they danced their way to Europe. The group attended the Gilbert and Sullivan Festival this August in Harrogate, England. Working with Fraser Valley Stage they performed as an intricate part in the Opera. The Gondoliers got rave reviews and received 8 nominations in the festival including Best Traditional Opera. It was an experience of a lifetime for the dancers and the standing ovation was the biggest accolade they could have asked for. They wish to thank the people of Mission for all the love and support along their journey and will continue to perform for their audiences around the world and here at home.

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MISSION SPORTS COUNCIL September 6, 2018 Mission residents and businesses participated in the 1st Annual Charity Golf Tournament for KidSport mission. Through the generous donation of sponsors, volunteers and golfers, we were able to raise over $25,000, 100% of which will to go Kidsport Mission, helping all kids in Mission Play.

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What's On! in the Community Ellen: What led you to photography? Rich: My parents are to blame. My dad was a Pentax fan-boy back in the film days. About the same time digital photography was breaking onto the scene my oldest son was born (2004). I bought a real camera at that time with the idea of documenting his life (and then 3 years later his younger brother). E: What inspires you? R: My love of the outdoors and the sense of adventure and wonder I get from being there. And my family of course. E: What job or experiences have brought you to where you are now? R: My parents instilled a great love of the outdoors. I graduated from the Outdoor Recreation Management Program at Capilano University in the early 1990s which lead to a 5-year stint as a back country mt guide. After that I worked with youth through Parks and Recreation departments where I specialized in Outdoor program. Photography is the one activity that allows me to be involved in all my favourite activities (climbing, mt biking, travelling, hiking and trail running) and make a living. E: Did you face any challenges along the way?

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I had a chance to meet up with Rich Vigurs, a nominee, at the most recent Celebration of the Arts Aw A ards Night in Mission. Rich's photographs and life f experiences are inspiring. His photographs will be on display at the Mission Arts Centre fr f om November 13 – December 1. You can meet him f rst hand at the opening reception of his exhibit “Shot in the Dark” on fi Saturday, November 17. You can see more of his artwork at www.ShutterNutter.pro or contact him at 604-516-8272 or rvigurs@gmail.com fo f r more info f rmation. R: 4 years ago, my life went through a huge transition that involved a death of a family member, the end of my 18-year marriage, the death of my dog and my company being taken by investors. It was the hardest 6 months of my life and resulted in bouts of severe depression and episodes of anxiety. I found solace in taking photos. I was forcing myself to get outside and exercise which was a solid step in creating a semblance of order which had slipped away from me. The camera had me rethinking how I saw the world. No longer was I racing to get from point A to B but I had to slow everything down. I had a very nice camera at the time but was more or less using it as a point and shoot. I decided enough was enough and taught myself what all the buttons meant and how their functions were used to construct a photo. I learned basic photography theory and how to do post production. To my surprise, I found it intuitive and therapeutic. Ever since, I have strived to create a signature feel to my photos. I want people to look at my photo and say, "that is a Rich Vigurs image". You don't have to like it, but I want it to be distinctive and knowable at a glance.

I have so much to learn which is part of the excitement for me. E: Do you have any advice for others? R: I am 51. I have built 3 companies and sold 2 of them. I had a secure job with a municipality which I quit because it was crushing my soul. My advice do something you love and do it better than anyone else. It is never too late and age doesn't matter. Life is so unpredictable. Time is your most precious commodity, don't throw it away waiting for the years to pass so you can collect a pension. E: What do you see in your future? R: Plans are created to be broken. My goal is to "own" the niche I now work in and spend the rest of my life exploring the world and photographing the moments that intrigue me. E: Anything else you want to add in conclusion? R: I would like to thank anyone that has taken the time to read this - you are awesome. I hope you feel something when you see my images - if you have, then done my job.

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(Left) Walter Schmur; (Above) Elspeth Bowers; (Below) John Welsh & Los Valientes

Celebration of the Arts Awards Winners

In the category of Emerging Artist - Music - (Sponsored by Chances Casino) winner: Rebecca Sichon In the category of Emerging Artist - Visual Arts - (Sponsored by Goody Too Shoes) winner: Brandy Stecyk In the category of Emerging Artist - Perfo f rming Arts (Sponsored by BC Gaming Grants) winner: Justine Robinson In the Category of Arts Advocate - Business (sponsored by District of Mission Parks and Recreation) winner: The English Tarts In the Category of Arts Advocate - Organization (sponsored by Mission City Record) winner: Friends of the Library In the Category of Arts Advocate - Individual (sponsored by BC Arts Council) winner: Sylvia Hopkins In the Category of Arts Advocate - Educator/Mentor (sponsored by BC Gaming Grants) winner: Liisa Nessim In the Category of Individual/Group - Visual Arts (sponsored by Mission City Record) winner: Dean & Christina Lauze In the Category of Individual/Group - Perfo f rmance Arts (sponsored by Cultural Resources Commission) winner: Karen Humpage In the Category of Individual/Group - Literary Arts (sponsored by District of Mission - Tourism) winner: Walter Schmur In the Category of Individual/Group - Visual Arts (sponsored by Mission City Record) winner: John Welsh & Los Valientes In the Category of Life f time Achievement (sponsored by The Junction Shopping Centre) winner: Elspeth Bowers

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