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Happy New Year! From the team at What’s On! Mission. What a year it was! So many wonderful events‌ where does the time go? Thank-you to our wonderful community for your ongoing support of our truly local magazine. It is so much fun working with the many organizations, businesses, and folks that make things happen in our city.
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We look forward to another eventful year as we kickoff 2016 with a full calendar of wonderful events. The recurring events section is always expanding as we add weekly and monthly events for your information.
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‘The Blue Blanket Period’ an Exhibition of Selected Works by Rebekah Brackett Show Runs: January 26th – February 13th Opening Reception: January 30th, 1pm – 4pm Mission Arts Centre, 33529 First Ave Book Discussion Group: To Kill a Mockingbird, Harper Lee January 26th, 1pm – 3pm LLC 32444 Seventh Ave 604-820-0220 inf.ltlc@telus.net Philosopher’s Cafe January 26th, 7pm – 9pm Cedarbrooke Retirement Residence on 7th Ave 604-820-0220 inf.ltlc@telus. net Open House January 27th, 1pm - 3pm LLC 32444 Seventh Ave 604-820-0220 inf.ltlc@telus. net
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One World Philosophy: Western, with Harold Rosen -preregister February 4th, 11th, 18th, & 25th, (6 sessions) 12:30pm 12:30pm LLC 32444 Seventh Ave 604-820-0220 inf.ltlc@telus. net Mission City Farmer’s Market Indoor Winter Market February 6th, 10am - 2pm Heritage Parke Centre 33700 Prentis Ave www.missioncityfarmersmarket. com
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February Reel On The River February 1st, 7pm SilverCity at The Junction More info at www.reelontheriver.ca Travel: Following the Viking Footsteps in the North Atlantic February 3rd, 10am 12pm. LLC 32444 Seventh Ave Preregister 604-820-0220 inf. ltlc@telus.net Lights, Camera, Action February 3rd, 7pm - 8:30pm Mission Library 604-826-6610 Piano Recitals with Tracey Tobin. February 4th, 1pm - 2pm Carrington House, 32700 7th Ave 604-820-0220 inf.ltlc@ telus.net
Mission Coffee House Concert Series: Matt Lowen February 13th, 7pm Open Stage, 8pm Main Act. Clarke Theatre Cafetorium 33700 Prentis Ave $5 at the door Reel On The River February 15th, 7pm SilverCity at The Junction More info at www.reelontheriver.ca Journeying with the Totems by Andre Prevost Show Runs: February 16th – March 5th. Opening Reception: February 20th, 1pm – 4pm Mission Arts Centre, 33529 First Ave
The DRAG Show: Female Impersonators and Adult Comedy February 6th, doors at 7pm, show at 9pm The Stage 32998 1st Ave Tickets at www.thestageinmission.ca
History: Whistle Stops West with Brian Antonson February 17th, 10am - 12pm LLC 32444 Seventh Ave Preregister 604-820-0220 inf. ltlc@telus.net
Family Day Celebration Monday February 8th, 8:30am4:30pm Mission Leisure Centre www.mission.ca/leisure, 604820-5350
Timberwolf Musical Theatre/ Robert Bateman Secondary School present Mary Poppins February 17th - 20th, 2pm & 7pm. Clarke Theatre 33700 Prentis Ave. Tickets and Info at 604.864.0220
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Recurring Events Sunday Blues Jam Sundays from 3:30pm -7:30pm The Historic Dewdney Pub 604-826-4762 for more info Open Mic with Jennie Bice Sundays, 6pm - 10pm Sisto’s Pub 34555 Vosburgh Ave Bohdi Meditation Mondays, 10:30am Senior’s Centre 33100 10th Ave Call 604.814.2188 for more info Babytime Mondays, February 15th, 22nd, 29th, March 7th, 10:30am - 11am Mission Library 604-826-6610 Mission Drop-in Centre General Meeting 1st Monday of each month at 11:30 am Senior’s Centre 33100 10th Ave Call 604.814.2188 for more info Mission Drop-in Centre Bingo Mondays, 12:30pm Senior’s Activity Centre More info at 604.814.2188 Senior’s Mixed Bridge Mondays, 1:30pm Senior’s Activity Centre More info at 604.814.2188 Mission Scrabble Club Monday’s, 1pm - 4pm Craft Room, Cedarbrooke Chateau 32331 Seventh Ave Contact: Sandra Gjertsen 604826-0459
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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. Drop-in Bingo Wednesday’s, 12:30pm Senior’s Activity Centre More info at 604.814.2188 International Knitting Club Wednesdays, January 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th, February 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th, 12pm - 2pm Mission Library 604-826-6610 Mission Friends of the Library meetings Wednesdays, January 13th, February 10th, 2pm - 3pm Mission Library 604-826-6610 Wiggle Time Wednesdays, January 20th, 27th, February 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th, 10:30am - 11:30am Mission Library 604-826-6610 Mission Word Keepers Wednesdays, January 20th, February 17th, March 16th, April 20th, 7pm 8:30pm Mission Library 604-826-6610 Mission Ukulele Circle Wednesdays, 1:30pm - 3:30pm St. Andrews Place, 7365 Cedar St. For further details contact Richard at percman54@gmail. com Mission on the Fraser Lions Meeting 1st & 3rd Wednesdays 5:45pm - 7pm Mission Station Grill Banquet room. For information email moflions@gmail.com
Jam Sessions Thursdays, 1pm Senior’s Activity Centre More info at 604.814.2188 My First Sweater (Knitting) Thursdays Feb 4th, 10am - 2pm, Mar 3rd & Apr 7th, 10am 12pm Trendy or what Knot Yarns & Gifts 33118A First Ave ihaveclass@trendyorwhatknot.ca http://bit.ly/TOWK_ MyFirstSweater 604-287-5668
gathering for yarnies in all disciplines. Bring your friends! Trendy or what Knot Yarns & Gifts 33118A First Ave 604-287-5668 - info@ trendyorwhatknot.ca Mission Seniors Activity Centre Assoc General Meeting 1st Thursday of each month at 10:30 am Mission Senior’s Centre 33100 10th Ave. Call 604.814.2188 for more info Larry Vollans hosts ‘Acoustic Open Mic’ Thursdays, 7:30pm Historic Dewdney Pub 604-826-4762 for more info
Beginners Crochet Group A: Wednesdays Jan 13th & 27th, 7pm - 9pm Group B: Thursdays Jan 21st & 28th, 10am - 12pm Group C: Tuesdays Feb 9th & 16th, 7pm - 9pm Trendy or what Knot Yarns & Gifts 33118A First Ave ihaveclass@trendyorwhatknot.ca http://bit.ly/TOWK_CH1 - 604287-5668
Ladies Defense Workshop 1st Thursdays, 7:30pm - 8:30pm Seung-Ri Mission Taekwondo Academy www.missiontaekwondo.ca
Mission Midwifery PostPartum Drop in Open to all mothers of babies 0 - 12 months Thursdays 9:30am -11am September - June (closed for December) 7514 Welton Street For more info missionmidwife@ gmail.com or check out our Facebook page -search Mission Midwifery
Mission Drop-in Crib Fridays, 11am Senior’s Activity Centre More info at 604.814.2188
“Whiskey Jack” Hosts Karaoke Wednesday nights at 7:30pm Historic Dewdney Pub 604-826-4762 for more info
Fraser Valley Needlearts Guild Day Meeting 4th Thursday of every month (except December), 9:30am 1:30pm Cherry Craft Room at Chartwell Cedarbrooke Retirement Residences, 32331 7th Ave Bring your lunch, or order it on arrival Contact for more info: fvngbc@ gmail.com
Mission Drop-in Centre Line Dancing Thursdays, 8:45am Senior’s Activity Centre More info at 604.814.2188
NEW: TRENDY KNUTS! SOCIAL CLUB Every Thursday from January 7th, 6:30pm-8:30pm A free to attend weekly
Shining Spirit Reiki Wellness 2nd Wednesdays, 7pm - 10pm Oasis Rejuvenation Centre 203 - 32331 7th Ave www.healbc.com
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Storytime Thursdays, January 21st, 28th, February 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th, 10:30am - 11am Mission Library 604-826-6610
Mission Chair Fitness Exercise Fridays, 9:15am Senior’s Activity Centre More info at 604.814.2188
Old Age Pensioners General Meeting 2nd Fridays, 1:30 pm Senior’s Centre 33100 10th Ave Call 604.814.2188 for info Healing Connections 3rd Fridays, 7 pm – 9 pm Oasis Retreat Spa B&B 11734 Allan St. Stave Falls For info or tickets, call 604.462.7780 www.oasis-retreat.com Old Age Pensioners Birthday Party 4th Fridays, 1:30pm Senior’s Centre 33100 10th Ave Call 604.814.2188 for info Mission on the Fraser Lions Club Meat Draw Saturdays, 2pm - 4pm Captain’s Cabin Pub 33331 Harbour Ave
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Manga Village Saturdays, January 30th, February 20th, 2:30pm - 4:30pm Mission Library 604-826-6610 Beginners Spinning Saturdays January 9th, 16th, 23rd & 30th, 10am - 12pm Mission Weavers & Spinners Guild at Trendy or what Knot Yarns & Gifts 33118A First Ave - ihaveclass@ trendyorwhatknot.ca http://bit.ly/MWSG_Spinning101 - 604-287-5668 Beginners Weaving Saturdays February 6th, 10am - 2pm, Feb 13th, 20th & 27th, 10am - 12pm Mission Weavers & Spinners Guild at Trendy or what Knot Yarns & Gifts 33118A First Ave - ihaveclass@ trendyorwhatknot.ca http://bit.ly/MWSG_Weaving101 - 604-287-5668 French Conversation Salon Every other Saturday, 1pm - 2pm Open to all adults who speak French or who are learning French Call Michelle for info 778-9823626 THE HAPPINESS (R) EVOLUTION’s Evening of creative exploration, inspiration, self growth & empowerment Weeknights, 6:30pm - 8pm (check website for specific dates) Mission Community Library www.kaizeninspiredlife.com/ happiness-revolution
What’s On at the Clarke! CORB LUND: January 31st, 7:30 p.m. Tickets at Ticketmaster MARY POPPINS: Presented by Robert Bateman Secondary School Feb 19th - 7pm Feb 20th - 2pm & 7pm
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Baked Caramel Apple `with Maple Walnut Ice cream Serves: 2 Total time: 45- 60 minutes Ingredients: 2 Granny Smith apples 2 tbsp. butter 3 tbsp. brown sugar ½ tsp. cinnamon 4 caramels
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3) Place your apples in an oven proof dish, unwrap caramels and place two in the center of each apple. Melt your butter and mix with sugar and cinnamon. Divide the mixture over your apples. 4) Bake at 375 degrees for 20-35 minutes or until your apples are tender and begin to soften. 5) Remove from the oven and let rest for 10 minutes, then carefully transfer apples into serving bowls, top with a scoop of maple walnut ice cream. Options include using a vanilla ice cream or adding a caramel sauce drizzle or raspberry sauce.
THE BLACKBERRY KITCHEN CLOSED FOR RENOVATIONS UNTIL SPRING 2016 Thank you to all our Blackberry Kitchen Guests, we appreciate your loyalty and will miss seeing you there. We and our staff invite you to join us at our sister restaurant Martin’s Downtown at 33157 1st Ave., Mission BC For any inquiries regarding The Blackberry Kitchen during our renovation please call us at 604-820-0789. See you at Martin’s this winter and The Blackberry Kitchen in the spring!
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Kerry and Laurel Martin
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Now accepting reservations for Valentine’s Day Dine Downtown Menus running January 15th to January 31st, 2016.
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Martin’s Downtown is in one of Mission historic buildings that has undergone many changes over the years. Built in 1929 it was the original Mission Town Hall and was used as such until 1974 when it was renovated and has since housed PDQ\ JRRG UHVWDXUDQWV 0DUWLQ¡V 'RZQWRZQ¡V DWPRVSKHUH LV VW\OLVK VRSKLVWLFDWHG ZDUP DQG ZHOFRPLQJ VRIWO\ OLW WKH DLU ÀOOHG with beautiful music, with the distinct sound of a martini shaker in the background. Kerry & Laurel Martin invite you to be their guest for Classic Cuisine at Martin’s Downtown.
Martin’s Downtown • 604-820-0789 • 33157 1st Avenue, Mission • martinsdowntown@telus.net Open Daily for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Sunday - Thursday 9am-9pm Friday and Saturday 9am-10pm • Weekend Brunch Features • Fully Licensed Bookings for Dinner Parties for up to 40 people • Private Long Table Room for up to 20 guests.
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Female Impersonators & Adult Comedy 1st Saturdays of the month Jan 2nd / Feb 6th / Mar 5th Advance tickets $10 Available online at www.thestageinmission.ca or in person at the Mission Springs Liquor Store, city Hall Liquor Store, Mr. Pet’s Mission, Mission City Business Center. Tickets at the door $15 For more info, find us on Facebook.
Book The Stage for your next event! Birthday/Anniversary Parties Corporate Events • Fundraisers • Dinner Theatre CD Release Parties • Catering Available! For rates and info, email info@thestageinmission.ca
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The Stage Events & Entertainment Venue at The Bellevue Hotel 32998 1st Ave, Mission www.thestageinmission.ca To advertise call 604-832-3130 or e-mail whatsonmission@live.ca
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Day 1 - YVR/Beijing Check in at Vancouver International Airport, an afternoon flight. Your adventure begins as you cross the International Dateline! Day 2 - Beijing Arrive in Beijing, the Capital of China. You will be met at the airport by your tour guide and transferred to the hotel. Day 3 – 4 Beijing Visit the Tian An Men Square, the largest square in the world, and the Temple of Heaven, built in 1420 A.D., where the emperors prayed to the heavens for a good harvest. Sightseeing today will continue with a tour of the Forbidden City, (Palace Museum) home of 24 emperors with a total space of 9,999 rooms, and the Summer Palace, featuring the Long Corridor with painted gallery, Kunming Lake and Longevity Hill, Seventeen Arch Bridge and the Marble Boat. Sightseeing also include Lama Temple. Day 5 - Beijing Tour bus excursion to the Great Wall, the 4,000 mile long and 2,000 year old construction is said to be the only man-made structure visible by the naked eye from the moon. Visit the Ming Tombs. One of the 13 Ming Emperors' Tombs is fully excavated and open for exploration.
Two Information Sessions will be held: *Monday, Jan 18, 2016, 5:30-7:00 p.m. At Mission Chamber 604-826-6914 34033 Lougheed Hwy, Mission BC *Tuesday, Jan 19, 2016, 5:30-7:00 p.m. At Ridge Meadows Chamber 604-457-4599 12492 Harris Rd., Pitt Meadows, BC
Day 6-7 - Beijing/Shanghai/Suzhou Fly to Shanghai, followed by a bus trip to Suzhou for the Lingering Garden, Tiger Hill, and the National Embroidery Institute to see silk embroidery, a local craft with thousands of years of history. Dinner this evening will include a show featuring traditional Chinese music. Day 8 - Suzhou/Hangzhou Morning tour bus excursion to Hangzhou for a visit to the Economic Development Zone and the centuries-old Lingyin Temple, featuring a 64.3 foot high camphor-wood carving of Buddha. Day 9 - Hangzhou/Shanghai Morning boat cruise on West Lake with relaxing stopover at jewel-like pagodas and tea houses. Afternoon tour bus trip to Shanghai. Day 10 - Shanghai Visit the Yu Garden, a maze of marvelous pavilions, ponds, rocky works and overarching trees. Also visit the Bund, Shanghai’s famous waterfront park. Tour the Pudong Economic Development Zone. Day 11 - Shanghai/Vancouver Morning free. Depart for Vancouver in the afternoon, arriving back in Vancouver on the same day.
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All Saints Anglican Church In downtown Mission we are an active part of our community. Hall, Lounge & kitchen can be rented.
Regular Worship Services: Sunday 8am Spoken Eucharist in the Chapel 10am Family Eucharist with Music & Choir Thursday 10am, Spoken Eucharist
2016 January 3, Celebration of Epiphany Jan 10, Baptism of the Lord Ash Wednesday Feb. 10, Service at 7pm visit our website for updated information & Newsletter http://allsaintsmission.webs.com/
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SPOTLIGHT
Spotlight on a Venture – Smartsettle by Dr. Ernest Thiessen, President & CEO of iCan Systems Inc. – creators of Smartsettle.
1. What is Smartsettle, why did you create it and how can it benefit the agriculture industry?
3. What was your experience like during training? What sections did you find the most beneficial?
Smartsettle is an eNegotiation system that enables negotiators to analyze their preferences and model the problem so that alternatives can be compared with ease. The Smartsettle process quickly leads collaborating parties to an optimal solution for all. Unlike our competitors who can only handle singleissue negotiations between two parties, Smartsettle is a tool that can efficiently address complex negotiations with any number of quantitative or qualitative issues among any number of decision makers.
The training experience was great! It provided us with tools, guidelines and methodologies to launch Smartsettle into the business world. The class was small enough to really be able to benefit from the instructor knowledge; the instructors were thorough and honest in their teachings and feedback. The instructors pushed us to implement what we were learning in class in the guise of ‘homework’. Being able to talk about the experiences we were having with that was very useful.
Smartsettle is rooted in an experience I had in Nepal with a water resources development negotiation among multiple stakeholders with very different interests. Even though this project won the UNESCO Blue Planet Prize in 2005 I knew that the outcome could have been better. My insights later led to a challenge from my major advisor at Cornell University. He said that there was a huge gap between what engineers recommend and what decision-makers do. The presence of conflict requiring a formal solution represents an application for Smartsettle. These opportunities exist everywhere. It is my hope that this will be recognized by early adopters in the agriculture industry and this will lead to widespread applications throughout that industry. 2. How did you hear about the Agri-Tech Venture Acceleration Program and what made you interested in joining? I heard about the Agri-Tech Venture Acceleration Program from a colleague who found it on the Internet. He recognized that the service offered by SRCTec was just what our company needed at this time.
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4. Have you had a chance to go through any one-on-one mentoring? If so, how was your experience? Experienced and knowledgeable mentors recognize precisely what we need and give helping hand with relevant introductions. The on-one mentoring may turn out to be the valuable aspect of the program for us.
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5. Are you finding additional benefits to being in the program? The referrals and advice from being in the program have been extremely valuable. 6. Are there any other training programs like this out there? What makes our program unique in your eyes? I have previously been in a similar program that was sponsored by the National Research Council of Canada. I am finding that the follow-up and mentorship aspects of SRCTec’s program is unique and superior for us.
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SRCTEC WORKSHOP & EXHIBITION January 13th, 2016 from 12 - 5pm 7337 Welton St, Mission
FREE EVENT Featured Speakers: Ann Harper Inc Chartered Accountant Accounting Business Setup Ally Bharmal from Frasken Martineau - Legal Structure Setup Walter Wardrop - NRC IRAP Coreen Moroziuk - IAFBC Abigail Shakespeare from Shake it Up Solutions - Marketing Post workshop there will be an orientation session so individuals with the “Next Big Agri-tech Idea” can learn about the Agri-Tech Venture Acceleration Program.
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Friday, February 26 6:30pm Harrison Mills Community Hall 1995 School Road
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Many thanks to West Coast Seeds for their generous seed donation. If you have seeds youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d like to share please bring them along. Coffee, tea & treats. For more info email info@weareaces.org Call 604-826-6803 or visit www.weareaces.org Presented by
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FRASER VALLEY STAGE PRESENTS . . . THE GOLDEN ERA OF
Guys &Dolls
Fraser Valley audiences will once again be delighted and entertained as Fraser Valley Stage brings the Broadway musical Guys and Dolls to the Abbotsford stage for five performances in early March. With a sizable cast of more than 40 singers and dancers, FVS will bring the antics of high-rollin’ crap shooters, their scatter-brained girlfriends and the resolute mission members to the stage with lively dance routines and classic songs such as Luck Be a Lady, Sit Down You’re Rocking the Boat and I’ve Never Been in Love Before. Guys and Dolls conquered Broadway in 1951, running for 1,200 performances and winning five Tony Awards. “It’s a period classic. In post Depression days it was fun to be in New York, living the dream with influences of the raucous and the righteous,” said FVS co-producer Marg Kennedy.
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“This group is not going to disappoint. The quality of the chorus is right up there with some professional shows,” added Kennedy. “We excel in choral work with big strong voices. Hearing the guys sing will give you goosebumps.” In its 45th year, Fraser Valley Stage has deep roots in the community. The society has performed many lavish Broadway musicals, including Oklahoma, Brigadoon, Fiddler on the Roof and others; and they’ve taken the international stage by storm with their Gilbert and Sullivan operettas The Mikado, Iolanthe, H.M.S. Pinafore and Princess Ida, where they won several awards at G&S festivals in the UK. Directed by FVS’s Paulina Harskamp, with musical direction by Chad Joiner (MEI), and choreography by Debbie Calicetto (Candance Studios in Mission), this show promises to be a big hit with audiences of all ages. “There’s lots of colour and action, taking the audience from the sewers of New York to the clubs of Havana, lots of song and dance and lots of activity,” said Kennedy. “And . . . it’s a love story with a happy ending.” Guys and Dolls runs March 2 – 5, 2016 at Abbotsford Arts Centre, 2329 Crescent Way, Abbotsford. Evening performances are 7 p.m. with the Saturday matinee at 2 p.m. Tickets are: Adults $25, seniors $22, children under 12 $15, opening night on March 2 $20. They are available online at fraservalleystage.com or at Prospera Credit Union (West Oaks Branch, 3071 South Fraser Way). Call 604-854-5463 for more information. Story and Photo by Jean Konda-Witte
A Musical Fable of Broadway MARCH 2, 3, 4, 5 2016 ABBOTSFORD ARTS CENTRE , 2329 CRESCENT WAY, ABBOTSFORD
Evenings 7:00pm Saturday Matinee 2:00pm $25 - Adults Ň$22 - Seniors ŇOPENING NIGHT March 2 - $20 $15 - Children Under 12
Tickets available at:
West Oaks Branch #40 - 3071 South Fraser Way Abbotsford, BC
INFORMATION: 604-854-5463 Based on a Story and Characters of Damon Runyon Music and Lyrics by: Frank Loesser Book by: Joe Swerling and Abe Burrows
Guys & Dolls is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. 421 West 54th Street New York, NY 10019 Phone: 212-541-4684 Fax: 212-397-4684 www.MTIshows.com
online box office at fraservalleystage.com
Letâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Play Ball! From Tee-Ball (U6) up through Midget (U19)
Mission Minor Softball Association
Aikido Body & Soul the way of harmony No sparring, no competitions Disciplined training of the mind & body Child & Adult classes
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2016 Registration @ Mission Leisure Centre From 10am - 3pm Early Bird January 23rd ($20 off) February 6th - 7th March 5th
February 15 - 21, 2016
For the schedule of special events please visit us online: www.missionarchives.com www.missionmuseum.com
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Family Time at the
Mission Leisure Centre
Come Celebrate
Family Day
Family Night!
Special $10 Family Rate
Tuesdays 6:00pm-8:00pm Starting January 5th
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Monday February 8 8:30am-4:30pm Join us for Family Day and create some special memories!
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Bouncy Castle Games & crafts in the gym 6:30-8:00pm - Skating 6:30-8:00pm - Swimming Family Sports in the gym Family food specials at Red's Grill
FREE! Family Swims Have a splash courtesy of our sponsors! Wednesday 6:30pm-8:00pm
¥ Swimming - 8:30am-4:30pm ¥ Skating - 1:00-3:00pm
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¥ Face Painting - 10:00am-1:00pm
Optimist Club
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Thanks to our community & media sponsors for their generosity!
Special thanks to Mission Early Childhood Development & Mission Midday Rotary Club for their financial support.
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Parks Recreation & Culture
“JUST TRY IT”
Your health, Your Mission The District of Mission and Fraser Health have partnered once again to put on the 6th Annual Back to Health…For Good 2016 Health Fair. This increasingly popular FREE event is scheduled for Saturday, January 9, 2016 at the Mission Leisure Centre (7650 Grand Street, Mission, BC) from 11:00am – 3:00pm. Come on down to the Mission Leisure Centre and join in the “Just Try It” activities that will be stationed throughout the facility. Participate in interactive performances, meet exhibitors of local health, social and leisure services, enjoy healthy snacks and enter draw prizes. Planned by the District of Mission Community Wellness Committee, the focus for the 2016 event is on interactive sessions as an opportunity for you to educate yourself about the services available, meet local service providers and get connected to all Mission has to offer in a one stop shop format. Members of the Community Wellness Committee will be on hand with displays about our community and social health as well as facilitating a youth room for engagement in the Official Community Plan process through a “Build Your Community Room”. According to Manager of Social Development and Community Wellness Committee Coordinator Kirsten Hargreaves “There are many dimensions to health, this event seeks to connect Mission citizens to their community in a fun format as well as engage them in dialogue around the social health of their community”. We hope you will join us for FREE SWIMMING, SKATING, WEIGHT ROOM & MUCH MUCH MORE!! We look forward to meeting you! January 9, 2016 – Back to Health…for good runs 11am – 3pm Don’t miss it!
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Missionâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Answer to Homelessness is a Story as Old as Time... Lanka Jewels and VanCity join the Mission Stone Soup Movement Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s no secret that homelessness has been a growing concern for communities across the Fraser Valley, provincially and even nationally. In many communities, the onus has been placed on seeking government funding and programming, but a growing movement in Mission is revisiting a much older approach, returning to the story of Stone Soup for their inspiration. One of the projectâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s leaders is Paul Horn. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a story each of us was told as young children, but the lessons of Stone Soup have never been more pertinent than they are today.â&#x20AC;? The story begins when a group of travelers enter a village. They are clearly starving, so they approach the locals asking for something to eat. But the local people are suffering through hard times too. Believing they have nothing to offer, they turn the travelers away. 1RW ORQJ DIWHU WKH WUDYHOHUV DUH VHHQ DURXQG D FDPSĂ&#x20AC; UH QHDU WKH ULYHU $ERYH WKH Ă&#x20AC; UH D ODUJH SRW ERLOV &XULRXV DERXW LWV FRQWHQWV D ORFDO DSSURDFKHV WKH WUDYHOHUV ZKHUH KH Ă&#x20AC; QGV D URFN ERLOLQJ LQ water. Soon people are contributing a carrot or an onion to the â&#x20AC;&#x153;stone soupâ&#x20AC;?, producing something much greater than its meager ingredients. The point, of course, is that we create something wonderful and that we can share if we all contribute just a little. Even in tough times, most of us have something we can bring to the table. Horn says, â&#x20AC;&#x153;The theme of Stone Soup is at the very heart of what PDNHV &DQDGD DQG HDFK RI LWV FRPPXQLWLHV JUHDW SODFHV WR OLYH From the very beginning, Stone Soup has kept us alive. When -DFTXHV &DUWLHU EURXJKW KLV VDLOLQJ VKLSV GRZQ WKH 6W /DZUHQFH 5LYHU IRU WKH Ă&#x20AC; UVW WLPH KLV PHQ ZHUH G\LQJ IURP VFXUY\ 7KH ,URTXRLV saved them by making a brew of spruce needles. Similarly, when the gold rushers made their way through what is now Mission %& WKH\ ZHUH RIWHQ VWDUYLQJ RU VHULRXVO\ LOO ZLWK VPDOOSR[ 8VLQJ WUDGLWLRQDO PHGLFLQHV DQG EXVK IRRGV WKH 6Wy O SHRSOH KHOSHG WKHP to survive.â&#x20AC;? It might be hard to remember, but throughout most of &DQDGD¡V KLVWRU\ RXU DELOLW\ WR SURVSHU KDV UHOLHG RQ WKH ZLOOLQJQHVV of neighbors to support one another. In todayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s day and age, we WRR RIWHQ H[SHFW JRYHUQPHQW WR WDNH RQ FKDOOHQJHV WKDW WUXO\ EHORQJ to the entire community. Kirsten Hargreaves (Missionâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Manager of Social Development) VD\V ´\RXQJHU JHQHUDWLRQV DUH QRW VDWLVĂ&#x20AC; HG ZLWK WKH DQVZHUV RU lack thereof) to tackle todayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s community challenges. While the landscape has changed and is absolutely daunting at times, cynicism
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or feeling overwhelmed is a coping approach that letâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s us off the hook from accountability. We should all be concerned, not focusing on â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;just Missionâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; but nationally and globally. Only action will turn things around.â&#x20AC;? In Mission, government, citizens, businesses, schools and community groups have been inspired by the story, and are acting in concert WR HQDFW GLIIHUHQW FRPPXQLW\ DFWLRQV PHDQW WR reduce homelessness. The Stone Soup Initiative is overseen by a committee of community leaders, including Bob Ingram, Judith Ray, Sanjay Gulati and Kirsten Hargreaves. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The District of 0LVVLRQ KDV DVNHG XV WR UHSRUW EDFN RQ RI WKH recommendations,â&#x20AC;? reports Horn, â&#x20AC;&#x153;And we believe there is a vital role for them in working with others to address this problem. But the real inspiration KDV EHHQ IURP RWKHUV OLNH $OO 6DLQWV &KXUFK +RSH &HQWUDO 0LVVLRQ &RPPXQLW\ 6HUYLFHV 5LYHUVLGH &ROOHJH 0DUWLQ¡V 'RZQWRZQ 9DQ&LW\ DQG /DQND Jewels. We will work with any engaged citizen or group that has something to throw into the pot. The business community, in particular, has been very creative.â&#x20AC;? The Mission Vancity branch stepped forward at the PRVW UHFHQW 0LVVLRQ &RQQHFW (YHQW LQ 2FWREHU going beyond donating funds to offer staff to lead PLQL ZRUNVKRSV LQ WKH DUHDV RI ´/RDQV <RX 'RQ¡W :DQWÂľ ´%XGJHWLQJ Âľ DQG ´,GHQWLW\ 7KHIW DQG )UDXG 3UHYHQWLRQÂľ &RQQHFW (YHQWV RFFXU WZLFH D \HDU LQ 0LVVLRQ DYHUDJLQJ SHRSOH WKURXJK the doors in search of help and services. If you think nothing is being done, we can help you get involved! Mission is leading the way with grassroots innovation. /RFDO UHVLGHQWV /,.( <28 FDQ KHOS RXW WRR by buying a bowl of Stone Soup from Martinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Downtown or targeting your charitable giving by PDNLQJ D Ă&#x20AC; QDQFLDO RU LQ NLQG GRQDWLRQ WR WKH 0LVVLRQ <RXWK +RXVH RU WKH 0< :RUN 3URJUDP DW 0LVVLRQ &RPPXQLW\ 6HUYLFHV ,I FRQWULEXWLQJ Ă&#x20AC; QDQFLDOO\ LVQ¡W DQ RSWLRQ GRQDWH time or skills through web design, printing, job training, renovating services, baking, toiletries or cooking containers. A Stone Soup community GLQQHU ZDV KHOG RQ 1RYHPEHU EULQJLQJ LQ 0LVVLRQ FLWL]HQV ZKR FRRNHG DQG DWH WRJHWKHU MRLQLQJ LQ KRSH DQG DFWLRQ <RX FDQ UHDFK WKH Stone Soup Initiative through Facebook, by calling 3DXO +RUQ DW RU .LUVWHQ +DUJUHDYHV DW Stone Soup is not an organization or a government program. It is an open invitation and an attempt WR LQVSLUH WKH FRPPXQLW\ LQ WDFNOLQJ GLIIHUHQW actions. These actions range from the small to the tall. Some of them are meant to improve the quality of life for people who are currently homeless, while others are meant to prevent homelessness or to reduce it within the community.
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Applications are being accepted for our
Spring Clean-Up 2016! This fun event provides Mission-based non-profits with the opportunity to help keep Mission clean while earning up to $400! Dates include April 22nd or 23rd, Oct 7th or 8th
For further information or to apply please visit our website
Application Deadline: February 1st/2016
www.missionadoptablock.com T: 604-826-9423 E. coordinator@missionadoptablock.com Event Proudly Supported By:
Sandcastle Preschool...
Why Choose a “Learning Through Play” Preschool Program? Choosing to enroll your preschooler in a program that supports learning through play is the most developmentally appropriate setting for enhancing their overall growth and development, at a time when it’s happening fast! When preschoolers are given opportunities to learn in natural play settings, they learn best through discovery, exploration, practice and encouragement.
What about academics? A learning through play program allows children to learn concepts, discover and experience their world and build skills in a way that supports their natural ability to learn. It also builds imagination, creativity, and a LOVE for learning! A learning through play program is the best way to prepare your child for their big school career! Before Kindergarten, preschoolers need opportunities to: • Develop social skills • Learn to manage emotions and regulate behavior • Develop self-help skills • Practice problem solving • Understand routines and follow directions • Practice communication • Play cooperatively and respect others • Recognize their name in written form • Build relationships and make peer connections
33345 Second Ave • 604-826-0622 Register now for Fall classes! Options for Fall 2016 include: 3 day/week (Mon, Wed, Fri) • Morning class: 8:45-11:15 • Afternoon class: 11:45-2:15 Fee: 175.00/month (30.00 registration fee) 2 day/week (Tues, Thurs) • Morning class: 8:45-11:15 • Afternoon class: 11:45-2:15 Fee: 120.00/month (30.00 registration fee)
Subsidy welcome • www.missionacl.org • click on Sandcastle Preschool for program information and your child’s registration form
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Rotary Club of Mission Mid-day Dental Project The Mission Mid-day Mid day Rotary Club is sponsoring a volunteer dental team to work in Buriram, a northeastern rural province of Thailand, in February 2016. Buriram is one of the poorest provinces with one of the lowest education levels in Thailand. The focus of treatment will be on the 140 children and 30 staff of the Mechai Bamboo School as well as emergency care for the villagers in the surrounding area. The school was founded by Senator Mechai, who has been instrumental in improving the lives of the rural poor in Thailand. Tuition is paid by the students and their families by planting 400 trees and completing 400 hours of community service for every school year. As well as receiving an education, the students and their families also learn practical agriculture based skills. The team consist of 20 volunteers â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 6 dentists (Dr. William Tyler, Dr. Gloria Tyler,
Dr Ian Smillie Smillie, Dr Dr. Stan Soon Soon, Dr Dr. Diana Germain from Mission and Dr. Harjinde er Kang from Terrace, B.C.), Rotarians from m both Mid-day and Morning Clubs a as well as volunteers from our community y. Treatment will primarily consist of basic GHQWLVWU\ LQFOXGLQJ Ă&#x20AC;OOLQJV H[WUDFWLRQVV root canals and partial dentures with an emphasis on oral hygiene instruction and the prevention of dental disease e. This basic care and relief from denta al pain is something not available to many in this poor rural area. The Rotary Clubs of Mission havve supported several such dental trips to impoverished areas by providing qualitty Ă&#x20AC;HOG HTXLSPHQW DQG VXSSOLHV DV ZHOO D DV many volunteer hours. Many memberrs of our community have also stepped forward to be trained so they could participate in these ventures. Prio or trips included clinics in Central America a, Africa and Thailand.
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! h c t a u q s a S Texas Hold’em Saturday, January 30th & Saturday, February 27th 7pm Start Time • Deroche Community Hall $ 50.00 Entry Fee Contact Lion Wayne 604-556-8797
FIND YOUR JOY. VOLUNTEER! Helping others can make you happy and keep you healthy throughout your lifetime.
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We are recruiting Volunteers. Starting in March 2016 and again in the fall of 2016 we offer Volunteer Tutor Training. With this training you are able to work one to one with an individual Learner or facilitate a small group of adult learners. This group can be comprised of immigrants, refugees, or Canadian English speaking language learners. Registration for these training sessions is now open.
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Contact Lion Brad 604-820-1779
For membership and event info please contact Lloyd McKimmon 604-826-9382 or Don Crowhurst at 604-796-9680.
Mission Literacy in Motion programs work becau se of our Volunteers! ! We want to take this opportunity to thank our volunt eers for their commitment, thoughtfulness, and time given to our Learners. Mission Literacy in Motion has been an active participant in the community for more than 20 years. We offer free progra ms in all forms for adults, children, and families. The programs are varied and can be tailored to the learner with the help of a volunteer. The need is great to improve literacy, we have lots of exciting plans coming up in 2016. Call us for information to join our team. Words for thought! One sure way to improve literacy…..Volun teer! If you can read this you can help some one who can’t. What does it mean to be illiterate today ? When you get, give. When you learn, teach.
We support you by providing training and options to fit your interests and availability.
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Deroche Community Hall Tickets $15 - Snacks & Light Lunch incl. Entertainment provided by Loose Ends Doors 6:30pm / Music & Dancing 8pm
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Wednesday, January 27 at 7pm 33428 Harbour Ave., Mission Serving light refreshments
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Have you ever dreamed of going to Japan? Join the Mission International Cultural Association this October 2016 for an exciting Japanese experience! The District of Mission signed a sister city relationship agreement with Oyama-cho, Shizuoka, Japan in 1996. Community leaders from Oyama initiated discussions with Mayor Randy Hawes as they felt that the similarities between the two communities warranted a special relationship; both communities are considered small to medium sized towns, have similar proximity to a major urban centre, and share geographic elements with major rivers and large mountain views. The relationship has developed into one of sharing cultural experiences and developing lifelong friendships through a series of 9 delegate visits with each delegation consisting of 20 to 30 community leaders and residents. Members of the Oyama International Friendship Association have extended an invitation to the members of the Mission International Cultural Association to visit Oyama in October of 2016. The basis of the visit will be to attend and participate in the Oyama Cultural Festival on October 15th, 2016. The Mission/Oyama Cultural Exchange is an opportunity for citizens of Mission to share their experience and culture with citizens of Oyama. The delegation will likely be a 7 - 10 day stay in Oyama and will work via a â&#x20AC;&#x153;billetingâ&#x20AC;? system of accommodation, where participants stay with a family in Oyama for the duration of the exchange. OIFA organizes tours of the community and surrounding locations, and Mission citizens participate in activities intended to demonstrate aspects of Japanese culture. Outside of coordinated events, participants may also engage with their host family for tours of local points of interest or other activities. This exchange is open to any citizen of Mission who is over 18 years of age (or receives special permission from MICA and OIFA). Exchange participants are required to pay their own transportation costs to Japan (this will be coordinated with a travel agency instead of each participant organizing their own transportation). Also, participants will be expected to manage their own spending money (a good lower limit to expect is Y5000/day, or approximately $50CDN/day). Participants will also need to participate in a number of preparation meetings with MICA prior to the exchange. These meetings are expected to begin in April 2016, and will likely increase in frequency as we get closer to the exchange. When in Oyama, participants will need to engage in cultural exchange events, which will include tours, cultural demonstrations and activities, and performances (both by Oyama and Mission citizens). Above all, participants must remember that they are guests of OIFA and Oyama, and are representatives of Mission in every aspect.
Those interested in joining MICA for this unforgettable cultural experience are invited to email MICA Chair Brian Wilks at info@ missionica.com and visit the Mission International Cultural Association on Facebook. Deadline to apply for this incredible opportunity is March 1st, 2016.
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