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Decking 101Are you building a new deck this summer? Does your current deck look like it was made out of salvaged driftwood?

Whether you are re-staining your existing deck or staining new material, the helpful folks at Fraser Valley Rona are here to help you through your project. Preparation is paramount

Cleaning Pressure washing is always a good idea in order to remove dirt and debris from both new and old decking material. Note: Make sure you use a correct nozzle and a lower power setting to avoid damage to your deck.

There are also a variety of spray and scrub on deck cleaners and wood brighteners available at Rona that are great at removing dirt and grime from your deck.

Sanding Every year people ask if it is necessary to sand their deck boards prior to staining. Yes, yes it is. We agree that sanding is hard work and is a less than desirable chore, but if you want the best results from your efforts then sanding is absolutely crucial.

Why? If your decking is new, then sanding will remove the mill-glaze from the boards. Mill-glaze is a clear layer of melted sap that forms when the rough lumber is passed through the planer during the milling process. This barrier must be removed in order for stain to penetrate the boards properly.

If your decking has existing stain on it then the old stain must be sanded down before new stain can be applied uniformly.

If you let your deck boards sit for too long before staining they may start to turn grey. The greying of the wood is actually dead wood fibers, which you can remove by using a restoration product or sanding. This will allow the stain and wood lasts longer.

Get tested Use a moisture meter to check the moisture level of your deck. In order for stain to work properly your decking must be below 18% moisture content. You can also tape a black garbage bag around the end of a board on your deck and leave it in the sun for a few hours. If there is condensation on the wood when you remove the bag, your wood is too moist to stain.

Wait for good weather Do not stain wet decking! If your deck is not dry then your stain will lift,

bubble and peel like a bad sunburn, and just like a sunburn, this will undoubtedly make you angry.

However, if the weather is over 30 degrees Celsius than it is too hot to stain as the stain doesn’t have the opportunity to penetrate into the wood and will merely just sit on top. In the summer it is best to stain in the early morning or late evening if it is hot outside.

Time to Stain Is your deck dry? Clean? Sanded? Now your deck is ready to receive your stain. For best results roll the stain of your choice onto the deck and then use a brush to evenly paint the stain into the wood. This is called "back-brushing" and will maximize the amount of stain that penetrates into your deck. Also, stain or seal the cut ends and bottom of your boards for increased longevity.

In Conclusion Having a stained deck is a terrific way to add value and beauty to your home and is well worth the effort. However, no matter what product you use, your deck will require annual maintenance to some degree and will need to be re-stained every couple of years. The frequency of re-staining and level of up-keep is dependent on many variables including but not limited to: direct sunlight, weather, quality of construction, and product quality and application.

Too much work? If all this protocol and maintenance seems like too much of a hassle for you, we also sell composite decking in a variety of colours! For more tips and tricks on deck staining or any other project you have planned for your home this summer, visit the friendly and knowledgeable staff at Fraser Valley Rona. Check out our new website www.buildingsupplies.ca or ‘like’ Fraser Valley Rona on Facebook

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PUBLISHER’S NOTE

Bring on Summer!The theme of this issue is Get Outside and Enjoy! Festivals, Concerts in the Park, Sport Events, Fairs, and So Much More! All happening this summer in #MissionBC:

Twilight Concert Series Wed & Fri - June thru AugustCanada Day Celebration July 1Folk Music Festival July 22 - 24Mission Fest August 13MNET Radio Music Festival August 27

What’s On! Mission is pleased to present the Mission Tourism Contest together with the Mission Chamber of Commerce. Check out how to enter on pages 38 & 39 and follow our Facebook Page for contest prize details!

Cheers

Event Listings 4, 7-8, 10

Economic Development 12

Recipe 18

Mission Arts Council 20 - 21

Downtown Mission 22 - 28

Sports Council 32

Folk Music Festival 34 - 35

Twilight Concert Series 36

Clarke Theatre 45

Team What’s On! 47

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Ongoing

Mission City Farmers Market

Saturdays, May 7 to October 8, 9am - 1pm. Mission Library Parking Lot www.missioncityfarmersmarket.com Like us on Facebook for more information

‘Country Couture’ - An

exhibition by Irene Eaves

June 21 - July 9Rock Family Gallery 33529 1st Ave. www.missionartscouncil.ca

Camp MAC for Children, 5 - 12

years old

July 4 - August 26Mondays - Thursdays, 9:30am - 11am. Mission Arts Centre, 33529 First Ave. Visit www.missionartscouncil.ca or 604-826-0029 Mission Museum Kids’ Club

Fridays in July & August 1 - 3pmJuly 8, 15, 22, 29 & August 5, 12, 19, 26. $8 per session or $60 for all sessions. Register atwww.missionmuseum.com Camp MAC for Youth, 13 - 18

years old

2 Sessions: July 11 - July 14 & August 15 - 18. 12am - 1:30pm at the Mission Arts Centre, 33529 First Ave. Visit www.missionartscouncil.ca or 604-826-0029 Jesters Theatre - Summer

Theatre

July 11 - 14, May the Force Be With You Teen Theatre Camp 9 - 12 July 18 - 2, May the Force Be With You Kids Theatre Camp 9 - 12. St Paul’s Presbyterian Church 8469 Cedar St.. Contact Sharon Wiebe [email protected] or visit our website at www.jesters.ca

“Mixing It Up With

Multimedia” an exhibition by

The Fraser Valley Watermedia

Society

July 12 - July 30, Opening Reception July 16, 1pm - 4pmRock Family Gallery at the Mission Arts Centre, 33529 First AveVisit www.missionartscentre.ca or call 604-826-0029 Twilight Art in the Park MAC

Art Markets July 13, 15, 27, August 5, 10, 17, 7pm. Fraser River Heritage Park. For more information call 604-826-0029

Jesters Theatre - Musical

Theatre

July 25 - 28 - Musical Theatre Teen Camp 9 - 12August 1 - 4 - Musical Theatre Kids Camp 9 - 12St Paul’s Presbyterian Church 8469 Cedar St.. Contact Sharon Wiebe at [email protected] or visit www.jesters.ca for more info

“Line and Form” an exhibition

by Claire Sarfeld

August 2 - August 20, Opening Reception August 6th, 1pm - 4pmRock Family Gallery at the Mission Arts Centre, 33529, First AveVisit www.missionartscentre.ca or call 604-826-0029 An exhibition by Ovi Direttore

August 23 - September 10, Opening Reception August 27, 1pm - 4pmRock Family Gallery at the Mission Arts Centre, 33529 First AveVisit www.missionartscentre.ca or call 604-826-0029

July

Canada Day

July 1, 8am - 10:30pmFraser River Heritage ParkPancake Breakfast, Pony Rides,

Loggers Show, Dog Show, Live Music, Bouncy Castles, Kids Zone, Meltdown, Fireworks. www.mission.ca/event/canada-day

Mission Tennis Club

Tournament

July 2 - 3Centennial Park Tennis Courts

Litter and Wildlife Day Camp

with Adopt-a-Block

Free one day camp for ages 6 - 12. July 5, 10am - 2pmFraser River Heritage Parkwww.mission.ca/event/litter-wildlife-day-camp-mission-adopt-block


with Adopt-a-Block

Free one day camp for ages 6 - 12. July 6, 10am - 2pmFraser River Heritage Parkwww.mission.ca/event/litter-wildlife-day-camp-mission-adopt-block-2

Envision Financial Twilight

Concert Series

AeroponicsJuly 6, 7pm - 8pmFraser River Heritage Parkwww.mission.ca/event/twilight-concert-series-2016-06-08-2016-07-06

Teen Ice Cream Social

(registration required)

July 7, 2:30 - 4pmMission Library 604-826-6610 The Great Gordini

July 8, 2 - 2:45pmMission Library 604-826-6610


Concert Series

Terrance JackJuly 8, 7pm - 8pmFraser River Heritage Parkwww.mission.ca/event/twilight-concert-series-2-2016-07-08

Children’s Day at Mission City

Farmers Market

July 9, 9am - 1pm Mission Library Norden the magician, face painting, music, cooking demonstrations with Mission Kitchens, Mission Firetruck will be on site. www.missioncityfarmersmarket.com or fi nd us on Facebook

4WD Show & Shine

July 9, 9am - 3pm. Fraser River Heritage Park. The Four Wheel Drive Association of BC has opened this event up to the entire 4x4 community. Mudders, Crawlers, Adventurers, Weekend Wheelers and Mall Crawlers. www.mission.ca/event/4wd-show-shine

Mission Slopitch Tournament

July 9 – 10Mission Rotary Sports Park


Concert Series

Big City Soul. July 13, 7pm - 8pmFraser River Heritage Parkwww.mission.ca/event/twilight-concert-series-2016-06-08-2016-07-13

An Evening of Medical

Discovery July 14, 6:30pm - 8:30pm. Mission Memorial Hospital (Meeting Room #1)Admission: Free

Book a Trip! A Strange and

Froggy Journey Puppet Show

July 15, 10:30am - 11:30amMission Library 604-826-6610

Prospera’s Annual Member &

Community Appreciation BBQ

July 15, 11am - 4pmProspera Credit Union 32423 Lougheed HwyEntertainment, Community Displays, BBQ by DonationFor more info contact Sean at 604.851.8801


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Magnolia’s on Main

Summertime Boutique Event

July 15, 4pm - 8pm33253 1st Ave Free Door Prizes, Snacks, Refreshments & AppetizersCall Tami at 604.826.1110


Concert Series

Dark Fire Cloud and the Lightening BandJuly 15, 7pm - 8pmFraser River Heritage Parkhttp://www.mission.ca/event/twilight-concert-series-2-2016-07-15/

M Midnight Lions & Doja

Mission Captain’s Cabin Pub

July 15, 8pm - 1amAlso featuring Villian Villian & Harma WhiteNo cover, free at the door

Garage Sale Fundraiser for the

Fraser Valley Humane Society

July 16, 8am - 4pmFVHS Shelter parking lotItem Drop off: Friday June 15 onlyNo clothes or large furniture items please.

Historical Downtown Walking

Tour

July 16, 10am- 11am$5 per person, booking requiredRegister at www.missionmuseum.com

Vancouver Aquarium

AquaZone

July 18, 11am - 11:45amMission Library 604-826-6610


Concert Series

The Colorifi csJuly 20, 7pm - 8pmFraser River Heritage Parkwww.mission.ca/event/twilight-concert-series-2016-06-08-2016-07-20

29th Mission Folk Music

Festival

July 22 - 24Fraser River Heritage Parkwww.missionfolkmusicfestival.ca

Stone Salad Dinner -

sponsored by the Mission

Food Access Network,

Mission’s Kitchens and All Saints Anglican Church - July 27 at All Saints Anglican Church, 33070 2nd AvenueCome help prepare a dinner salad buffet using fresh local ingredients and learn about food access and community kitchens in Mission. Please feel free to bring something to contribute to the salad buffet. Everyone welcome, children’s activities. Food prep starts at 3pm, dinner at 5pm.


Concert Series

Brandon Issak and Sam ShoichetJuly 27, 7pm - 8pmFraser River Heritage Parkwww.mission.ca/event/twilight-concert-series-2016-06-08-2016-07-27

PeeWee A Baseball Provincial

Championship Tournament

July 28 – Aug 1Mission Rotary Sports Park


Concert Series

Niki Werner BandJuly 29, 7pm - 8pmFraser River Heritage Parkwww.mission.ca/event/twilight-concert-series-2-2016-07-29

August


Concert Series

John Welsh. August 3, 7pm - 8pmFraser River Heritage Parkwww.mission.ca/event/twilight-concert-series-2016-06-08-2016-08-03


with Adopt-a-Block

Free one day camp for ages 6-12August 4, 10am - 2pmFraser River Heritage Parkwww.mission.ca/event/litter-wildlife-day-camp-mission-adopt-block-3


with Adopt-a-Block

Free one day camp for ages 6-12August 5, 10am - 2pmFraser River Heritage Parkwww.mission.ca/event/litter-wildlife-day-camp-mission-adopt-block-4


Concert Series

Jen Hodge All-Star BandAugust 5, 7pm - 8pmFraser River Heritage Parkwww.mission.ca/event/twilight-concert-series-2-2016-08-05


Concert Series

David Gogo. August 10, 7pm - 8pm Fraser River Heritage Parkwww.mission.ca/event/twilight-concert-series-2016-06-08-2016-08-10

Andy the Musical Scientist

August 12, 2pm - 2:45pmMission Library 604-826-6610


Concert Series

Ari Neufeld August 12, 7pm - 8pm Fraser River Heritage Park

www.mission.ca/event/twilight-concert-series-2-2016-08-12

Mission Kitchens demos at the

Mission City Farmers Market

August 13, 9am - 1pmMission Library - For more info, www.missioncityfarmersmarket.com or fi nd us on Facebook

Mission’s Historical Fall Fair

August 13, 11am - 3pm33201 & 33205 2nd Avewww.missionarchives.com /www.missionmuseum.ca

Mission Fest

August 13 in Downtown MissionTons of bouncy castles carnival & crafts for kids logging sports & buskers, 4x4 car showAfter party behind post offi ce w/ Blues Music & Craft BeerFacebook: MissionFest / www.downtownmission.ca

Fronya is having a SALE!

August 13 - Mission Fest!All Clothing 50% OFFFronya 33173 1 Ave / (604) 820-5071

Prospera Cinema Under the

Stars

August 13, 8pm - 10pmFraser River Heritage ParkBring blankets, lawn chairs and enjoy a free open air movie night, with popcorn, thanks to Prospera Credit Union. Movie starts once the sun has set.www.mission.ca/event/prospera-cinema-stars


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Ride for Hospice

August 14Fraser River Heritage ParkSign in and Coffee at 9amwww.missionhospice.bc.ca/news-events/events

Musician Chris Hamilton

August 16, 2pm - 2:45pmMission Library 604-826-6610


Concert Series

Left CoastAugust 17, 7pm - 8pmFraser River Heritage Parkwww.mission.ca/event/twilight-concert-series-2016-06-08-2016-08-17


Concert Series

Kenny HessAugust 19, 7pm - 8pmFraser River Heritage Parkwww.mission.ca/event/twilight-concert-series-2-2016-08-19

Historical Downtown Walking

Tour

August 20, 10am- 11am$5 per person, booking requiredRegister at www.missionmuseum.com

Pilgrimage to the Grotto

August 20, 10am - 4pmFraser River Heritage Park

Confessions begin at 10 am, with a celebration of the Eucharist at 1pm. After Mass, there will be a procession to the Grotto where Rosary is prayed followed by Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. Please bring picnic baskets and chairs.www.mission.ca/event/annual-pilgrimage-grotto-lady-lourdes

Multicultural Fashion Show

& Tea

August 20, 1pm - 4pmMission Arts Centre, 33529 First AveFor more information call 604-826-0029

Dream It. Be It. Career

Support for Girls

August 24 - Free one day conference for girls 14 - 18Hosted by the Soroptimists of Abbotsford - MissionPreregister at siabbotsford.

[email protected]


Concert Series

Mayfl owerAugust 24, 7pm - 8pmFraser River Heritage Parkwww.mission.ca/event/twilight-concert-series-2016-06-08-2016-08-24

Summer Reading Club Medal

Ceremony

August 25, 6:30pm - 8pmMission Library 604-826-6610


Concert Series

Coco JaffroAugust 26, 7pm - 8pmFraser River Heritage Parkwww.mission.ca/event/twilight-concert-series-2-2016-08-26

MNET Radio Music Festival

August 27, music starts at 11amCentennial Park 7858 Taulbut Stwww.mnetradio.com

September

Mission Secondary School

Reunion and Homecoming

September 3, 5pmBest Western Plus 32281 Lougheed Hwy, MissionCalling ALL MSSS Grad classes of the Sixties (and others who would like to attend) to the 50th Class Reunion (1966) and Homecoming. Visit www.msss-reunion-fi ve-o.com or Robert Houldsworth, Kamloops 250-554-5494 or Jean Slusarchuk (Musgrave) [email protected]

Recurring EventsAdvanced Tai-Chi

Sundays, 9:15amMission Seniors Activity Centre 33100 10th AveCall 604.814.2188 for more info

Beginner Tai-Chi

Sundays, 10:15amMission Seniors Activity Centre 33100 10th AveCall 604.814.2188 for more info

Sunday Blues Jam

Sundays from 3:30pm -7:30pm The Historic Dewdney Pub604-826-4762 for more info

Open Mic with Jennie Bice

Sundays, 6pm - 10pmSisto’s Pub 34555 Vosburgh Ave

Bohdi Meditation

Mondays, 10:30amSenior’s Centre 33100 10th AveCall 604.814.2188 for more info

Mission Drop-in Centre

General Meeting

1st Monday of each month at 11:30 amSenior’s Centre 33100 10th AveCall 604.814.2188 for more info

Mission Drop-in Centre Bingo

Mondays, 12:30pmSenior’s Activity CentreMore info at 604.814.2188

Mission Scrabble Club

Monday’s, 1pm - 4pm Craft Room, Cedarbrooke Chateau 32331 Seventh Ave Contact: Sandra Gjertsen 604-826-0459

Senior’s Mixed Bridge

Mondays, 1:30pmSenior’s Activity CentreMore info at 604.814.2188

Third Monday Magic!

3rd Monday of every month, 7pmOpening Nite Theatrewww.fvmc.ca

Parkinson Support Group

4th Monday of every monthCarrington House - 32679 6th AveContact Vera 604-864-6898

Mission Drop-in Centre Line

Dancing

Tuesdays, 9am Senior’s Activity CentreMore info at 604.814.2188

Osteofi t – Level 1

Tuesdays & Thursdays, July 5, 9amLLC 32444 7th [email protected] or 604-820-0220

BUSINESS CARD SOCIAL

Every 2nd Tuesday, July 12 & 26 / August 9 & 23, 9:30 - 11amCity Blends 32423 Lougheed HwyContact Deborah Raymond 778-895-6045

Crafts / Knitting

Tuesdays & Thursdays, 10am Senior’s Activity CentreMore info at 604.814.2188

Level 3 Fitness


Osteofi t – Level 2 (Osteofi t

for Life)


Rotary Club of Mission Mid-

day Luncheon

Tuesday’s, 11:45am - 1pmMartin’s DowntownCall 604.826.6914 for info

LEGO Club

Tuesdays, July 5 - August 30, 3 - 4pmMission Library 604-826-6610

Mission Book Club

Tuesdays, July 5, August 2, 7 - 8pmMission Library 604-826-6610

Mission Toastmasters Club

Meeting

Tuesdays, 7:15pm Cedarbrooke Chateau, 32331 7th [email protected] or call David on 604-217-1173www.facebook.com/MissionToastmasters

Breakfast with the Rotary

Club of Mission

Wednesdays, 7am - 8amCedarbooke 32331 Seventh AveCall 604.826.1382 for more info



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Nordic Walking Group

Wednesdays, July 6, 9amFraser River Heritage Park 7494 Mary [email protected] or 604-820-0220

Chair Fitness Exercise

Wednesdays, 9:15am (July only) Senior’s Activity CentreMore info at 604.814.2188

Senior’s Drop-in Crib

Wednesdays, 10:15am Senior’s Activity CentreMore info at 604.814.2188

Stories in the Park

Wednesdays, July 6 - August 31, 10:30 – 11:30amMission Library 604-826-6610

Walking Club

Wednesdays, 10:30am Senior’s Activity CentreMore info at 604.814.2188

International Knitting Club

Wednesdays, July 6 - August 31, 12 - 2pmMission Library 604-826-6610

Drop-in Bingo

Wednesdays, 12:30pm Senior’s Activity CentreMore info at 604.814.2188

Mission Ukulele Circle

Wednesdays, 1:30pm - 3:30pm St. Andrews Place, 7365 Cedar St. For further details contact Richard at [email protected]

Make It and Take It Craft

Program

Wednesdays, July 13, August 10, 3:30 - 4:30pmMission Library 604-826-6610

Shining Spirit Reiki Wellness

2nd Wednesdays, 7pm - 10pmOasis Rejuvenation Centre 203 - 32331 7th Avewww.healbc.com

Drums and More with Boris

Sichon

Last Wednesday of every month, 7pmCity Blends Coffee and Tea House 109 - 32423 Lougheed HwyFind us on Facebook

“Whiskey Jack” Hosts Karaoke

Wednesday nights at 7:30pmHistoric Dewdney Pub604-826-4762 for more info

Kids Eat FREE Every

Wednesday

Mission Springs Restaurant 7160 Oliver Stwww.missionsprings.ca

Mission Drop-in Centre Line

Dancing

Thursdays, 8:45am Senior’s Activity CentreMore info at 604.814.2188

Mission Midwifery Post-

Partum Drop in

Open to all mothers of babies 0 - 12 monthsThursdays, 9:30am -11am September - June (closed for December)7514 Welton Street -For more info [email protected] check out our Facebook page -search Mission Midwifery

Fraser Valley Needlearts Guild

Day Meeting

4th Thursday of every month (except December), 9:30am - 1:30pmCherry Craft Room at Chartwell Cedarbrooke Retirement Residences, 32331 7th AveBring your lunch, or order it on arrivalContact for more info: [email protected]

Beat the Heat Games

Thursdays, July 14 - August 25, 10am - 9pm Mission Library 604-826-6610

Crafts / Knitting

Thursdays, 10amMission Seniors Activity Centre 33100 10th AveCall 604.814.2188 for more info

Mission Seniors Activity

Centre Assoc General Meeting 1st Thursday of each month at 10:30amMission Senior’s Centre 33100 10th AveCall 604.814.2188 for more info

Jam Sessions

Thursdays, 1pmSenior’s Activity CentreMore info at 604.814.2188

TRENDY KNUTS! SOCIAL CLUB

Every Thursday, 6:30pm - 8:30pm A free to attend weekly gathering for yarnies in all disciplines.Bring your friends! Trendy or what Knot Yarns & Gifts 33118A First Ave604-287-5668 - [email protected]

Larry Vollans hosts ‘Acoustic

Open Mic’

Thursdays, 7:30pmHistoric Dewdney Pub604-826-4762 for more info

Ladies Defense Workshop

1st Thursdays, 7:30pm - 8:30pmSeung-Ri Mission Taekwondo Academywww.missiontaekwondo.ca

Mission Chair Fitness Exercise

Fridays, 9:15am (July only)Senior’s Activity CentreMore info at 604.814.2188

Mission Drop-in Crib

Fridays, 11am Senior’s Activity CentreMore info at 604.814.2188

Old Age Pensioners General

Meeting

2nd Fridays, 1:30pmSenior’s Centre 33100 10th AveCall 604.814.2188 for info

Old Age Pensioners Birthday

Party

4th Fridays, 1:30pmSenior’s Centre 33100 10th AveCall 604.814.2188 for info

Healing Connections

3rd Fridays, 7pm – 9pmOasis Retreat Spa B&B 11734 Allan St. Stave FallsFor info or tickets, call 604.462.7780www.oasis-retreat.com

Karaoke Party Night

Friday’s at The 14th Avenue Pub 32516 14th AveFacebook - The 14th Avenue Pub for more info

French Conversation Salon

Every other Saturday

afternoon, 1pmJune 4, 18, July 2, 16, 30…andEvery other Thursday evening, 7pmJune 9, 23, July 7, 21, August 4…Open to all adults who are learning FrenchContact Michelle at 778-982-3626michellelanguagetutoring@hotmail.cawww.tutoringbymichelle.ca

Manga Village (ages 12-18)

Saturdays, July 9, August 13, 2:30 - 4:30pmMission Library 604-826-6610

Live Bands at The 14th

Avenue Pub

2nd Saturday of every monthThe 14th Avenue Pub 32516 14th AveFacebook - The 14th Avenue Pub

DJ Dance Party

Last Saturday of every monthThe 14th Ave Pub 32516 14th Ave. Facebook - The 14th Avenue Pub

THE HAPPINESS (R)

EVOLUTION’s

Evening of creative exploration, inspiration, self-growth & empowerment Weeknights, 6:30pm - 8pm (check website for specifi c dates) Mission Community Librarywww.kaizeninspiredlife.com/happiness-revolution



Tom OsterbergReal Estate Representative • Lighthouse Realty Ltd

Cell 6044-615-6446 • www.TomOsterberg.realtor • [email protected]

10 TIPS FOR PACKING LIKE A PROThe secret? Being organized. Make sure you have the right tools—packing tape, permanent markers,sticky notes, and lots of boxes on hand will makeyour move much easier. Start early and work steadily. Make progress every day with your packinginstead of leaving it all until the last minute.e.

1. Develop a master “packing/to do” liist so you won’t forget something critical.

2. Purge! Get rid of things you no longeer want orneed. Have a garage sale, donate to a charity, or recycle. Remember to ask yourself howw frequently you use that item and how you would feel if you no longer had it.

3. Pack like items together. Put toys withh toys andkitchen utensils with kitchen utensils.

4. Decide what, if anything, you plan to moveyourself. Precious items, such as family photos,breakable valuables, or must-haves dduring the move. Wrap fragile items individually.

5. Put heavy items in small boxes so they are easierto lift. Keep the weight under 50 lbs., if possible.

6. Do not over pack boxes — boxes that are packed comfortably will be less likely to break.

7. Label every box on all sides. Use color-coded labels to indicate which room each item should

house to help your movers.

8. Keep your moving documents together, includingphone numbers, the driveer’sr’ss nnamnamnn e, and vannnumber. Also keep youur addressesss bobooboook ok okkok k hanhanhanhanhandy.dy.dyy.

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10. If you’ve hiredd a mmoving coompany, inspect each box and all furniture for damaamaa ge g as soon as itarrives.

@ The 14th Avenue Pub@ The 14th Avenue Beer Store

14th Avenue PubLIVE ENTERTAINMENT

Band every 2nd Saturday of each MonthEvery Friday Karaoke with LES KIZMANN

YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD PUB

HAVE YOU CAUGHT THE LUNCH EXPRESS?ALL MEALS $8.99 MONDAY TO FRIDAY 11AM - 2PM

BREAKFAST SERVED SATURDAY & SUNDAY AT 10AM (11AM ON HOLIDAYS)

Pub & Liquor Store, 32516 14th AvenuePub 604.826.0354 Open 7 Days a weekLiquor Store 604.820.6511 Open 7 Days a week 9am-11pm

DINNER SPECIALS 7 DAYS A WEEK

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12 To advertise call 604-832-3130 or e-mail [email protected] To advertise call 604-217-2259 or email [email protected] www.missionbizenews.caKeeping in touch with the business of Mission, BC, Canada • www.missionbizenews.ca

Council has recently approved11 appointments to theEconomic Development SelectCommittee (EDSC), an advisorybody to Council who willprovide recommendations onpolicies, procedures andstrategic direction to foster and promote economic growth within the District of Mission. Working with the EconomicDevelopment Department, areas of focus will includebusiness retention, expansion and attraction, marketing and promotional programs,industrial land expansionand evaluation methods todetermine if the district ismeeting expectations in relation to development, investment attraction and future growth.

Previous committee work has included the formation of the Mission ManufacturersAssociation, created to generate collaboration, networkingand issue discussion for our manufacturing community,and also completed several 3D digital imagery exercises to highlight the development possibilities in key areasincluding the Waterfront, Stave West recreational area andMission’s Downtown.

The committee composition includes a representative from the Mission Regional Chamber of Commerce and 10members-at-large, chosen for their relevant work experience, community involvement and sector knowledge. The following members were appointed: Paul Adams – Mission WoodPellet (forestry), Rocky Blondin – TYCROP Manufacturing (manufacturing/technology),Cory Padula – DragonAire Cooking Technologies Inc. (manufacturing), Pia Ritch – Mission Community Skills Centre Society (labour market/workforce development), Dan Schubert – Schubert Plumbing and Heating Ltd. (construction/development), Glen Sullivan – FVBS Rona (construction),Raymond Szabada – Sumas Regional Consortium for High Tech (technology), Beverly

Enterprises Inc. (industry),Craig Toews – University of the Fraser Valley (education), Wade Peary – Riverside College (education) and Ann Harper – Representative for the Mission Regional Chamber of

accounting).

We would like to take this opportunity to thank all candidates for volunteering their time and expertise in support of serving the economic development interests of our community.

Development Select Committee

EDSC member Cory Padula of DragonAire Cooking Technologies Inc.

13Whats On! • www.whatsonmission.ca 13Whats On! • www.whatsonmission.caaa

Get a new perspective on power at the Powerhouse at Stave Falls.Whether it’s guided or self-guided, any tour at the Powerhouse at Stave Falls will be high energy. Plus, you’ll get to play with interactive displays and learn how power is made.

Plan your visit at bchydro.com/stavefalls. To book your tour email [email protected] or call 604 462 1222.

GET READY TO EXPERIENCE

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Offering personal training for all different age ranges, levels, and fi tness goals.

ProFormance Fitness is VERY happy to present the most killer aerobic weight lifting circuits available in our indoor classes!

To advertise call 604-832-3130 or e-mail [email protected]


e Builders’ Association The Canadian Home

(CHBA) CHBA National Awards for Housing(CHBA) CHBA Nationa

Excellence were presented on Friday May

6, 2016 in Kelowna. Local builder Lacey

Construction Ltd. was honoured as the winner

of Best Whole Home Renovation $250,000 -

$500,000!

Chosen from a slate of impressive submissions

from CHBA members across Canada, Lacey

Construction’s Ltd. whole home transformation

was the winning entry with ‘Farmhouse

Reimagined’.

Dairy farmers are an important part of the

landscape in Deroche. Lacey Construction

worked with a local family to transform

their one-story farmhouse into a two story

Reimagined Farmhouse. Taking the home up

a story and increasing the square footage by

50% was a large project, involving all hands on

deck from Team Lacey!

Working with their clients to ensure minimal

disruption to the operation of the dairy farm,

Lacey staff worked with local suppliers and

trades to create an amazing award winning

project! President Erik Lacey was on hand with

his partner and wife Lesa Lacey to receive the

award. “We are proud of our team, trades

suppliers and most importantly our amazing

clients for the renovation! Thank you for making

a dream come true!”

Lacey Developments was a finalist in the CHBA

National Awards in 2014 for Whole Home

Renovation and CHBA BC Georgie finalist in

2013 – and now winning on a National stage

in 2016! It was an excellent evening to be

honoured, made doubly sweet as May 5, 2016

marked Lacey Construction Ltd.’s 17th year in

business. Lacey Developments proudly serves

the Fraser Valley, with a focus on custom

homes, renovations and recently, the exterior

Railway Street side renovation of the Mission

Friendship Centre.

Erik Lacey remarked “Tonight is an achievement

for our whole team – we have the best crew

around and we are grateful to work in the

Fraser Valley for close to two decades and

look forward to many more years serving our

community.”

www.laceydevelopments.com

Local Builder Wins Big on National Stage!

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Enjoy Delicious Salads at Silver Creek Cafe

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Mission Chamber OfCommercePresents

Night GolfFriday, September 23rd, 2016NIGHT GOLF

Mission Chamber of Commerce Presents,

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FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 23RD

$85.00 /Person +GSTIncludes the following:

Nine hole round of golfGlow Gear & Glow Sticks

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Ledgeview Golf & Country Club


Recipes fromThe Blackberry Kitchen

Ingredients

2 cups fl our3 teaspoons baking powder

3 teaspoons sugar

1 cup buttermilk

Directions

Place all dry ingredients in a bowl, stir to mix together.

Cut or shred butter into small pieces and add to dry mix.

Rub to mix.

Add the buttermilk slowly.

Mix by hand to bind all ingredients together.

Knead lightly about 10-12 times.

Divide in half.

Shape each half into a ball and then roll out to 8” diameter.

Cut each circle into 6 wedges like a pie, separate and bakeat 450 degrees until light brown.

Serve with Devonshire Cream and Blackberry Jam.

Heritage Scones

Back by Popular Demand!We have had so many requests for the

Blackberry Kitchen’s famous scone recipe that

we are bringing it to you once again...

This was the original recipe when The

Blackberry Kitchen first opened in 1986!

Makes 12 scones.

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The Blackberry Kitchen is located in Mission’s beautiful 40 acre Fraser River Heritage Park. Stunning

panoramic views of the Fraser Valley and Mt. Baker enhance your dining experience.

Enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner in our fully licenced, inviting west coast log restaurant or on the patio.

Our meals are prepared by our talented chefs using fresh local ingredients and then presented to you.

City Style…Valley Casual

604-826-0210 • 7494 Mary Street, Mission, BC

Find us on Facebook • www.theblackberrykitchen.ca


Fraser River Heritage ParkJuly 2016

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1Canada Day Festivities

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3 4 5Adopt-a-Block Camp10-2pm

6 Adopt-a-Block 10-2pmEnvision Twilight7pm

7 8Envision Twilight in the Park 7pm

94WD ABC Show n’ Shine9am-4pm

10 11 12 13Envision Twilight in the Park 7pm


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21 22Folk Festival5pm-11pm

23Folk Festival

24Folk Festival

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4Adopt-a-Block Camp10-2pm

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13Cinema Under the Stars 7pm

14Ride for Hospice8am-4pm



20Pilgrimage to the Grotto10am-6pm



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September 2016


1 2 3

4 5 6 7 8 9 10Plein Air9am-8pm

Illuminaria 6pm-11pm

11Plein Air 9am-3pmHike for Hospice9am-2pm

12 13 14 15 16 17

18Terry Fox Run8am-10:30am

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Fraser River Heritage Park is Mission’s largest park, r ich in history, natural beauty and with numerous amenities. It is the ideal location for gatherings of all sizes. Located off 5th Ave, this fantastic park is hometo a picnic shelter, gazebo, walking trails, rose garden, restaurant and some of the best views anywhere in the region. It is the site for numerous special events and a favourite of residents and visitors alike. If you are considering hosting an event in Fraser River Heritage Park or any of the other parks within the District of Mission parks system, please contact the Department for booking deta i ls by cal l ing 604-826-5368 or by emailing [email protected] .


Mission Arts Centre Hours:Gallery, Tea Room Gi� Shoppe

Tuesday to Sunday - Noon - 5 pmMAC Office Hours

Monday to Friday 9 am to 4 pm

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June 21 - July 9Artist’s Reception June 25, 1pm-4pm

An Exhibition of Artwork by Irene Eavesition of Artworkkk bbbbbbbyyy Irene EavesCountry CoutureCountry Couture

Show runs: July 12 - 30Opening Reception:

July 16, 1-4

Mixing It UpMixing It UpFraser Valley Watermedia SocietyFraser Valley Watermedia Society

Visit www.missionartscouncil.ca for details

All proceeds go towards theJane Hyslop Memorial Fund

for Performing Arts


JULY AND AUGUSTJULY AND AUGUST

Classes are heldat the Mission Arts Centre33529 1st Avenue

July 5th - Aug 25th

Pre registration required 604-826-0029For details visit www.missionartscouncil.ca

Youth9-12

Children5-8

Artist Talks

AppysAwardsMusicArt

MAC’s Plein AirEvent is open toartists of allskill levels All mediums welcome

REGISTRATIONIS REQUIREDArt S REQUIREDFOR DETAILS VISIT www.missionartscouncil .ca

or CALL 604-826-0029

Sept. 9, 10, 11

Prospera Credit Union and The Mission Arts Council bring you...

“Mission Family Ties”Art Contest

$1,500 in Cash PrizesEntry Forms Available July 15 at Mission Arts Centre

& Prospera Credit UnionFor more information visit www.missionartscouncil.ca


Summertime Performing Arts

Ballet Intensives & Dance CampsMusical Theatre & Choir Camps

Register Online at fvad.ca

604.826.0097

With teachers formerly of...

English National Ballet

Rambert Dance Company

Cairo National Ballet

Kharkiv National Ballet

Orlando Ballet

Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines

Princess Cruises

Celebrity Cruise Lines

American Academy of Dramatic Arts

Alberta Youth Honour Choir

Trinity Western Chamber Choir

Artistic Director: John C. Carney

Fraser Valley Academy of Dance33219 1st Avenue Mission BC

Train with the Professionals

Photo by Rick MacDonald Photography 2015

Martin’s Downtown • 604-820-0789 • 33157 1st Avenue, Mission • www.martinsdowntown.caBookings for Private Events up to 50 guests

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Martin’s Downtown is in one of Mission historic buildings that hasundergone 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

with beautiful music, with the distinct sound of a martini shaker in the background. Kerry & Laurel Martin invite you to be theirguest for Classic Cuisine at Martin’s Downtown or Valley Casual at The Blackberry Kitchen in Fraser River Heritage Park.

Photo credit: Lenka Struthers

MCQUARRIE.COM

y g , p y pAs the Fraser Valley’s largest law firm, we proudly provide a full range of legal services to our clients in downtownMission.

Kevin Hyde adds his considerable experience to our Missionlegal team. His impressive practice includes personal injury disputes, insurance defence, as well as employment,property and contractual disputes. Together, our team helpsclients in Mission with estate planning, land development, employment law, family law, personal injury law, and commercial litigation – all close to home.

Let’s get started on your legal solutions. Contact us at604.820.1213 or [email protected]

Kevin Hyde & McQuarrie HunterYour Mission lawyers


EXPLOREDOWNTOWN


Fabrics & Notions • Quilting & Crafting Needs

Mission’s Fabric Store

604-287-1114 A-33167 N. Railway Ave, Mission6

Beginner’s Quilting

Only $50 for 4 classes beginning Jan 6th(does not include supplies & materials)

www.bentneedlefabrics.ca

[email protected]

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Grand OpeningCOMING SOON

Beat the heat.. SUMMER SALE ON NOW!

33147 First Ave, Missionwww.rexcoxmenswear.com

Non-Aggressive, Integral, Natural Way for your health

Newly Open:

essive, Integtegtegegegegggggralrarararr , Natural Way for your healthNon-Aggre

Mission Acupuncture& Herb Clinic

www.missionacupuncture.ca

English Tartsg

High Tea Available by ReservationAir Conditioned - Iced Teas & Coffees

More than just a couple of Tarts!High Tea Available by Reservation

Air Conditioned - Iced Teas & CoffeesOpen for Breakfast and Lunch.

As featured on CBC’s North by Northwest33134 1st Ave, Mission • (604) 289-2253

Open Mon – Sat 8:30 – 4:00

More than just a couple of Tarts!

FronyaThrift Boutique

33173 1st Ave,MissionMon - Fri10am - 5pmSat 10am - 4pm

604.820.5071

Fronya is having a

SALE! August 13th

Join us for Mission Fest!

All clothes at Fronya

will be 50% off!

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VINTAGE COLLECTABLES, ART DECO, MID CENTURY, ANTIQUES AND SO MUCH MORE!

33253 First Ave, Mission604.826.1110

Flowers for All occasionsHelping you stay beautiful

July 15 4 - 8pm

#4 - 33261 1st Ave

Downtown Mission

604.287.6767(behind U&I Thai)

www.swingoptical.com

33221 - 1st Ave Mission


Located in the heart of Downtown Mission, the Mission City Business Centre is a unique option for small or home based businesses. The brain child of Ann Harper, who saw the need

businesses, opened in 2012. MCBC sits at the corner of James and First Avenue and boasts ample customer parking.

Ann realized there are many Mission businesses that need

Center provides an affordable, professional work base with

with shared reception, business areas and boardroom.

them feel welcome. In addition, clients can have phone

processing, accounting and Purolator service.

service, a professional working address for mail and courier

use (advance booking required), complimentary coffee, tea and water for you and your clients, as well as fax, print and photocopying services.

And they are growing! They are currently in their third

fully equipped boardroom seating up to 30 people to help meet the needs of the community. Community is hugely

organizations to use the boardroom at no charge. Individuals and businesses may also rent the boardroom or available

City Business Center: BC Cancer Society, Jonathan Fowler Law Corporation, Linda Sangwine RMT, Renewal Counseling Services, Insightful Selling, Direct Source BC and Mission Downtown Business Association.

Manager for Mission City Business Center, at 604-826-7311 or email [email protected]. Or take a moment to visit our web site: www.missioncitybusinesscenter.com


Custom GarmentsHigh Quality Alterations

Fabrics & Notions

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THINKING OFBUYING OR SELLING?Let me help make sure your closing goesaccording to plan!• Real Estate

• Wills and Incapacity Planning

• Personal Injury

Jonathan P. FowlerBarrister & Solicitor, Notary PublicSuite A - 7311 James St, Mission, British Columbia, V2V 3V5

604.302.8381

[email protected]


BEST KEPT SECRET!

• Specialty Coffee

• Hand Made Treats

• Fresh Made to Order Sandwiches

• Gluten Free and Vegan Options Available

COME AND ENJOY OUR SECRET ZEN GARDEN

33057 1st Ave, Mission604.287.2800

We pride ourselves in serving Fresh,

Organic, and Local where possible


The Stage - Events & Entertainment Venue • The Bellevue Hotel - 32998 1st Ave, Mission

Book Your Next Event at The Stage!

and so much more!

Christmas Parties Fundraisers

ReunionsPrivate/Corporate Parties

At the Bellevue Hote

Events & Entertainment Ven

Find Out What’s On

at The Stage

www.TheStageInMission.ca

Facebook.com/

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Twitter

@TheStageMission

Home of The DRAG Show

Fall Season starts September 10th

Catering Available

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32530 Lougheed Hwy(Mission Hills) 604.826.8090

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Victoria Beauty SalonHair - Beauty - Jewellery

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2-32618 Logan Ave 604.287.6262

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Enjoy a delicious meal at one of our familyowned Thai restaurants located in the heart ofVancouver. Our menu is based on authentic Thai cuisine native to Thailand with a focus on quality and we only use fresh ingredients for our customers. And we provide a wide selection of dishes for guests interested in vegetarian and gluten free options.

We prepare all our dishes with the freshest of ingredients,

Catering at Your Home, Office or Function

We look forward to serving you soon.

U&I Thai Fine Cuisine

33261 1st Ave(across from Magnolia’s)

Open 11:30am - 9pm Mon - Sat / Closed Sunday

For Reservations or Take Out,

call 604.287.5596

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What sport can I play in Mission?It’s all listed in the Mission Sports Council brochure highlighting minor sports opportunities, seasons of play and contact information. Available from the Mission Leisure Centre, Friendship Centre and a variety of local businesses. Find theSports Council on Facebook and watch for the website comingsoon.

Upcoming Sports Events/Tournaments:• JuJunene 330 - July 33 – PePeeeWee A Baseball Tournanamementnt

MiMisss ion Rootaryy SSpoports Parkk

• JuJune 30 - July 3 – MMidget AA BBasebebalalll Tournament

Mission Rotary Sports Park

• July 28 – Aug 1 – PeeWee A Baseball Provincial Championship

Tournament


• July 9 – 10 – Mission Slopitch Tournament


• July 2 - 3 – Mission Tennis Club Tournament

Centennial Park Tennis Courts

Upcoming Sport Registrations:

Sport For Life

KidSport Mission


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Music and community remain at the heart of the

Mission Folk Music Festival returning July 22, 23 &

24 to beautiful Fraser River Heritage Park for its 29th

year.

“New community partnerships and the generosity

of individuals who have supported our fundraising

efforts has been tremendous,” says Board chair John

Vissers. “Changes and funding challenges created

uncertainty about this year’s festival, but so many

people want us to continue, it’s been a real boost to

our efforts to carry on.”

Friday and Sunday events at the park are by

donation as organizers ask patrons to “pay what you

can.” As a thank you to the community, Saturday’s

show is offered at the reduced rate of $29 per person

(+GST) in recognition of the festival’s 29th year.

The festival will encompass the best parts of years

past and feature blues, roots, folk, trad, and global

music performers.

The emphasis on community will be front and centre

on Friday night. Sponsored through a generous

patron, the evening features a number of acts

starting at 6pm, and is a gift to the community of

Mission.

On Saturday, you’ll find an exciting selection of

performance and collaborative stages along

with participatory workshops with everything from

stringed things to drumming to dance. The main

stage will be at a new location in the park, with a

side stage that will showcase full performances

during set changeovers.

The children’s area will be filled with music, arts and

storytelling with something for the kid in everyone.

Enjoy the fabulous food concessions and beverages

at the Festival Bistro. Browse the Artisan Market

highlighting local artists and makers, for treasures

including jewellery, clothing, musical instruments

and much more.

Sunday features rousing gospel from 11 am – 2 pm

at the park. The festival shifts east to the Historic

Dewdney Pub for a service at the Church of the

Blues. The musical feast then moves back into

Mission City for the closing concert.

“The 29th annual will definitely be a departure from

past years,” says Michelle Demers-Shaevitz, General

Manager. “It will be much more intimate in terms of

size and scope but with the same commitment to

artistic excellence and eclectic programming, and

all the heart and passion that has carried this much-

loved festival through the years.”

Bring the family and your friends - Friday and Sunday

events are by donation. Saturday’s show is $29 per

person for adults. The youth rate (13-18)

is $10, and children 12 and under are admitted

free of charge. On-site camping is available on

Friday and Saturday nights with the purchase of a

Saturday ticket.

Tickets for Saturday’s show and camping are on sale

at www.missionfolk.brownpapertickets.com.

For the latest news, visit the festival website at

www.missionfolkmsuicfestival.com

or follow the Festival on Facebook.

Family-friendly Mission Folk Music Festival on track for another great year!

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Wednesday & Friday EveningsContinuing the tradition of bringing music, neighbors and the community together twice aweek every summer.

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Welcome to Agrifair 2016, we truly are the best little country fair on earth! “Abbotsford Agrifair” the name implies cows and tractors, which we are; however we are so much more! We are the new fair for the new millennial. Traditionally whenpeople think of an agriculture fair they think animals, tractors and farmers. We have all that – but we have so much more for the everyday guest. And so much is NEW this year that should you think “I went last year, I don’t need to go again” we can only say – put that thought aside, open your mind and read this:As you enter the fair you will be greeted by llamas, rabbits, donkeys, and maybe even a buffalo – not the fair you thought is it?

New this year is a Fraserway RV FREE amily fun building. A place to get out of he heat but still stay on site, complete

with a mothers/fathers room which willnclude FREE diapers, wipes and some water to wet your whistle and maybe even a melting down child’s whistle. This Family venue has only allowed a few specially selected vendors focusing on family andhome life. Usborne books will be located by the literacy area, Epicure Selections and Partylite are wonderful home products for any generation. As well as Young Living Essential Oils, 2M Productions with jewelry and specialty felts for children, and don’t forget to visit other new vendors including Your Inspiration at Home for inspiration!” These are just a few of the family based vendors Agrifair has included in the family venue. Inside this building haven is FREE minigolf, FREE rockwall climbing, FREE playstation area, FREE reading area, Free Science World shows, FREE playtime withlego and Keva building areas, FREE arts &crafts and more!

Venturing outside into the beautiful sunshine. Is a returning favorite of Richards Racing Pigs & Ducks, the West Coast Lumberjack Show and plenty of burgers and brew! Don’t forget to check out the Demolition Derby, a two plus hour showon smashing and performance. Also NEW Global FMX motorsports and sport bike

show, wow those guys can really jump and spin! Take the kids and let them try out gymnastics for FREE in the Twisters gymnastic building, then walk into the Cadet building to see who our wrestling guest is this year. NEW for both parents and preteens is the Segway education road safety zone, fun times for every member of the family between the ages of 8 to 80! Need more speed? The pay as you play Drifting Go-Kart area is NEW this year as well. Need some midway action? NEW to Agrifair is Shooting Star Amusements where the

all weekend long! Want more action; but not into rides - checkout the Thunderbowl. Home of returning favorite Mini Chuckwagon racing and NEW attraction the Chariot Racing Teams. Don’t tell these little ponies that only size large matters, their hearts are huge even tho their bodies are petite.

Strolling around wondering what to do? Check out the all NEW feature of roving entertainment of clowns, magicians, drum bands, balloon artists and NEW collaboration with Gallery 7 hosting on site games and instant cash prizes!

Need to cool down in the evening? NEW entertainment on the main stage will feature CiVL Radio talent contest winners on each night, followed by NEW family comedy show from Yuk Yuk’s Abbotsford. Then sit back on your blankey or lawn chair and watch a movie on a 33 foot movie screen, which is also NEW this year. Sunday will feature our traditional praise and worship music, NEW headliner Sidewalk Prophets. And just to be clear all stage entertainment, thunderbowl entertainment, and livestock shows are FREE, with gate admission!

So much to see, so much to do, and so much is FREE – why wouldn’t you come to the best little country fair on EARTH!!!

Get ready Abbotsford and beyond…….Agrifair is the best country fair on earth!Follow Agrifair on FB, Twitter, Instagram and NEW web: agrifair.ca

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Get involved with Culture Days 2016 & help celebrate arts & culture in MissionEvery year, on the Culture Days weekend, thousands of artists, individuals, organizations and communitiesoffer free, hands-on, interactive activities that invite the public to participate “behind the scenes,” to discoverthe world of artists, creators, historians, architects, curators, and designers at work.

Culture Days 2016 is your opportunity to connect with arts & culture right here in Mission, BC.

We’re working on a host of free events and want you to take part to help strengthen awareness, accessibility,participation, and engagement in the arts and cultural life of our community.

Take PartHost an Event -Whether you want to offer classes, host a tour, provide a demonstration, or just share your loveof your craft by simply opening your studio for the public to visit - every activity helps connect people with thetremendous value of arts & culture in our community.

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