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Fair, Rodeo admission free for kids aged 12 and under

By Jennifer Lang “I would rather see the Stetson Bowl With a big discount on admission for full of families that can now afford to buy kids, it’s a sure bet more families than an armband for the kids because they ever will be saddling up for the action at don’t have to spend $20 for the rodeo,” says Shannon Claypool, president of the this year’s Cloverdale Rodeo Cloverdale Rodeo and Exhiand Country Fair. bition Association.

Admission is free for chilRodeo tickets are $20 for dren 12 and under to the fairall performances except for grounds – and to rodeo perMonday’s finals, which are formances (provided they’re $25. Country recording artaccompanied by an adult). ist Kenny Hess will be perThe price drop represents forming at the Stetson Bowl a big savings for families, daily, as will award-winning particularly when combined rope artist Tomas Garcilazo, with other ticket discounts. who returns to Cloverdale The move helps bring costs this year. in reach, enabling families to Hess is a traditional artist watch the world’s best cowwho’s won multiple awards, boys and cowgirls compete Shannon Claypool and has toured with some of for $328,000 in prize money the biggest names in country at the Cloverdale invitational rodeo, featuring bareback, saddle bronc, music, Claypool says.

The Cowboy Cookoff BBQ Competibull riding and ladies barrel racing, and then head over to B.C.’s largest midway tion and Rib Fest is back, too, offering a for rides.

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Dallas Jurriet, Zack Krenn, and Elijah Mack of Merritt Secondary School were one of 30 teams at the 13th Annual Lord Tweedsmuir Secondary Chili Cook-Off May 9 at the Cloverdale Fairgrounds. For more, turn to page 5.

‘Top Chef ’ contender to lead Rodeo parade

Matthew Stowe

By Jennifer Lang Organizers of this year’s Cloverdale Rodeo Parade have roped in reality TV star and genuine hometown hero, Top Chef Canada contestant Matthew Stowe.

The Lord Tweedsmuir Secondary grad (Class of 2000) and serious contender for the sought-after TV title is this year’s parade marshal, meaning he’ll be trading his chef ’s hat for a Stetson this Saturday.

Joining him in the parade through the historic Cloverdale town centre will be his wife, Amber, and

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“I’ve been practicing waving, with my wife,” he jokes, adding he’s excited to be part of the festivities and plans to take in a rodeo performance later that day.

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“When you’re cooking, you don’t really think about it. Looking back, now, you think, holy geez, two million people saw you say that,” he says.

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Whoop it up at Rodeo Days

By Jennifer Lang As host to tens of thousands of visitors during the Cloverdale Rodeo and Country Fair, Surrey’s historic town centre knows how to lay out the welcome mat with Rodeo Days events.

Thursday marks the 36th annual Cloverdale Bed Races from 5:30 to 7 p.m., right after the colourful kids’ decorated bike parade (approximately 5:40 p.m.) and a demonstration by competitors in the Second Annual World RoundUp Freestyle Skateboard Competition. It’s all happening on 176A Street between 57 and 58 Avenues.

Will Team Turkey’s Party Makers claim their fourth Bed Pan trophy in a row? Or will The Vault finally win the coveted title, meaning Rob ‘Turkey’ Kielesinski will finally have to pucker up?

There’s a lot riding on the answer – something about a longrunning gentlemen’s bet with local restauranteur Aron Hotell and a kicky bright blue dress.

The races are split into four divisions: men, women, media and hospitality. There are also prizes for best dressed.

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America, interning at a classic French restaurant that later hired him. He returned to B.C. to work as the executive chef at Sonora resort from 2004 to 2010, and now develops menu items for Cactus Club Cafe restaurants, a role that sees him playing host to weekly viewing parties on Top Chef Canada nights.

“I watch with a room full of 100 to 120 people. It’s nerve-wracking because I’ve never seen what they’re going to use, and how they’re going to edit it,” he says, adding some of his fellow contestants are coming across on TV as “a little more abrasive” and “dramatic” than they might appear in real life.

He’s won five out of eight elimination challenges. “I’ve been doing well so far,” he says, careful not to reveal any spoilers, but he allows there were plenty of sleepless nights while taping. “You never knew what they were going to throw at you next.”

In Stowe, Cloverdale residents have one of their own to cheer on for the four remaining episodes. When he and his wife were looking for a house, they chose to settle down in Clayton, rather than some-

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Kids, enter the colouring contest for a chance to win a Webkinz toy from Tricia’s Gems.

The World Round-Up Freestyle Skateboarders will also be on hand with demonstrations of their amazing skills.

The Cloverdale Rodeo Parade is Saturday May 18 from 10 a.m. to noon, and kicks off with the annual pancake breakfast in Hawthorne Square.

This year’s parade boasts a contingent of Shriners two city blocks long. There’s also horses,

floats, antique cars and trucks, scooters, golf carts, marching bands, clowns and dignitaries, along with Dora the Explorer, Dinotown, sports groups and more.

More than 1,200 participants with over 80 registered entries have signed up this year.

The parade starts on Hwy 10 at 177B Street heading west. It turns north on 176 Street from Hwy 10 to 58A Avenue, where it takes a short jog east to 176A Street and continues north to 60th Avenue. From there it’s east to 177B Street, where it turns south to the end of the route at 58 Avenue.

where closer to his job in downtown Vancouver.

“It’s a really beautiful place to raise a family,” he says.

He’ll be returning to his old high school on May 28, joined by Surrey Mayor Dianne Watts and School District 36 representatives.

He and the students will prepare a three or four course lunch.

He’s looking forward to getting back in the

school’s kitchen.

“It was because of that start at Tweedsmuir, that I’m kind of where I am today,” he says, praising the school’s culinary program, a trades program with a co-op component that enabled him to land a job at the Hotel Vancouver, and setting him on his skyrocketing career path.

Win or lose Top Chef Canada, and he’s not saying, Stowe is glad he did it, and notes that the

experience has led to more opportunities to teach people of all ages about food, and explain the ins-and-outs of how restaurants work.

“I’ve met kids six to seven years old who watch that show,” he adds. “They’ve done a good job appealing to everyone.”

– The 36th annual Cloverdale Rodeo Parade gets underway at 10 a.m. Saturday, May 18.

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Lorraine Jones watches as Cathy Stewart readies her camera while Darren ‘Elvis’ Lee mingles with the audience during a Mother’s Day performance at the Cloverdale Legion on May 12. The Langley-based Elvis impersonator, who earned the title of world’s best Elvis tribute artist from among 397 competitors in Memphis, Tenn. in 1997, will soon be moving to Hawaii.

Surrey: GMO-free?

Phil Harrison is asking Surrey City Council to pass a resolution on the use of genetically modified organisms Dear Surrey City Councillors; There can be many definitions RE: Genetically Modified Or- of a GMO free zone. In Richganisms, GMOs, and a Surrey mond’s resolution they specifiresolution opposing them. cally exempted three GMO corn I am a father concerned with growers. I know there are some the safety of genetically modified farmers currently growing GMO food. I worry about the significant corn here in Surrey. safety risks in eating them. I want Surrey could adopt my children, and hopefully grand the Richmond model children, to be able to eat nutri- and exempt them too. tious, safe food. I want to leave a I understand it would legacy to them to have the same be a resolution and not food to eat that our grandparents a ban. There would be ate. GMOs are changing the food nothing Surrey could do to stop a we eat. farmer from growing GMO corn, I have been working on getting or some new GMO plant. I feel a Surrey to pass a resolution to op- resolution is important. pose the growing of GMO (genetIn the AFSAC report, it refers to ically modified organisms) crops some unnamed precedent which here in Surrey. I appeared before says local government does not the Agriculture and Food Security have the right to pass such a resoAdvisory Committee (AFSAC) to lution. I believe they are referring ask for this in December of last to the Toronto shark fin ban. I do year. As you likely know they have not see this as relevant or a precrecommended against this. edent. The judge ruled that ToIn their report, they state “Sur- ronto does not have the authority rey can’t become a GMO free zone to protect a species that does not when farmers have a right to uti- enter the province. lize GMO crops.”

How can passing a resolution

opposing the planting of GMOs be considered the same as the shark fin ban. GMOs are most definitely present in Surrey. I should point out that the Richmond legal department reviewed the resolution and allowed it to be passed.

The AFSAC has also stated verbally that a resolution is symbolic and therefore a waste of time. I could not disagree more. Passing a resolution will help raise awareness of the health and environmental risks.

There is widespread ignorance of GMOs in Surrey. Passing a resolution sends a powerful message to both senior levels of government that Surrey has concerns about GMOs. A resolution would also help maintain the integrity of organic farms as organic by definition is non GMO. Passing a non GMO resolution could attract more organic farmers, this has been the experience

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in Richmond. The non GMO resolution has served to keep GMOs out of the Powell River Regional District by simply not making them welcome.

Lastly the AVICC, Association of Vancouver Island and Coastal Communities, comprising 51 municipalities has just passed a GMO free resolution. In addition 14 other jurisdictions have done as well. They did not see it as a waste of time.

I understand Council has yet to be convinced to pass a similar resolution, but many people and many municipalities are very concerned about the spread of GMOs. I have 800 signatures supporting a GE Free Surrey.

I have not discussed the reasons for my concerns and would be very happy to share them with you. I look forward to your response.

Phil Harrison Coalition for a GE Free Surrey Surrey

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Camping meets haute cuisine at cook-off

By Jennifer Lang The aptly-named Team Winterfriends donned toques and parkas in their quest to make the perfect bowl of chili at last week’s high school chili cookoff.

About 30 teams from Surrey, Coquitlam, Vancouver and as far away as Merritt, B.C., took part in the 13th annual event, hosted

by Lord Tweedsmuir Secondary at the Cloverdale Fairgrounds.

Team Winterfriends – comprised of Ashley Bucholtz, Kelly Kooner, Melanie Lachance and Kerri Kooner – chose a winter-inspired recipe that called for chocolate as one of the ingredients, and wore ensembles more suited to the ski slopes than the Stetson Bowl.

They were one of five teams fielded by Lord Tweedsmuir at the May 9 event, where teams started cooking at 8:30

they can come together and make.”

Chili is also something that can be prepared without much in the way of kitchen gadgets: the teams work

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Many entrants chose to use costumes and table decor to help sway the judges.

The tables set by the two teams from Merritt Secondary were impressively decorated with hay bales, saddles, chaps, a wagon wheel and a cattle skull, setting the mood perfectly for the upcoming Cloverdale Rodeo.

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Team Winterfriends of Lord Tweedsmuir Secondary: Ashley Bucholtz, left, Kelly Kooner, Melanie Lachance, and Kerri Kooner at their school’s 13th annual chili cook-off.

Brittney Lygo and Hailey Scott of Semiahmoo Secondary, were readying an all in one chili – “The Best in the West” – prepared on a hot plate and featuring cornbread baked on top, while the

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“It’s chili – everybody’s mother and everybody’s grandmother

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The fiercest competition at the Stetson Bowl might be at the popular Mutton Bustin’ event at the Cloverdale Rodeo.

‘We want everyone to have fun’ From page one

traditional, Southern-style barbecue competition with a rib fest.

The 2nd Annual World Freestyle Round-Up Skateboard Championships return, along with 40 international and Canadian competitors for four days of amazing feats and stunts in the Cloverdale Curling Rink.

The Kidz Zone has a fun-filled lineup of entertainment, including Judi the Manners Lady, and 18,000 square feet of games, interactive displays, songs, dance, art and more.

Outside, the new Cone Zone Go-Kart ride, presented by Cloverdale-based Mainroad Group, will teach future drivers (youth aged 10 to 16) road safety in a construction zone.

“I think it’s a really exciting event,” says Claypool, who notes there will be actual construction equipment on site, including trucks, cranes and roadside workers. The attraction launches the Cone Zone Safety Campaign, coinciding with the start of summer road construction season.

Bob Nielsen and the team at Mainroad Group realized it’s an ideal time to teach people about how to legally, safely and efficiently navigate construction areas, something that’s absent from most drivers ed courses.

“I think that’s going to be a great, interactive program,” Claypool says.

The nightly Youth Stage and 13 to 18 Teen Night Club (Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 6 to 10 p.m.) is a new feature aimed at teenagers.

Organized by Cloverdale DJ Carson Hoy, the stage will feature live local talent, followed by a night club with a massive sound system and light show – again,

The Kidz Zone has a fun-filled lineup of interactive entertainment.

free with grounds admission.

“We want everyone to have fun, all ages,” Claypool says.

That’s what we’re trying to cater to.”

For those 19 and older, there’s nightly live entertainment in the Longhorn Saloon with The Ken McCoy Band and Dr. Strangelove. There’s also live performances on the outdoor stage all weekend.

New, higher-quality food vendors have been lined up for the food court, and the fairground layout has been improved.

And none of it could happen without an army of about 300 dedicated volunteers who work behind-the-scenes and as ambassadors to ensure everything runs smoothly.

“We have some people who basically come in from Hope,” Claypool says. “They drive in from Hope for our meetings, and during the rodeo they camp on the grounds for the week. That’s dedication.”

The Cloverdale Rodeo, Claypool is rightfully proud to note, is the biggest community event as an economic generator in the

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City of Surrey.

“We have a staff of about 10 people, and the rest is volunteers.

It’s a nice thing to be part of,” says Claypool, who is a volunteer himself.

He has a favourite expression: “Hey, this ain’t my first rodeo.” In fact, he doesn’t know how many years he’s been involved on the board of directors.

“This is something like my 15th or 16th rodeo,” he says, admitting he’s genuinely lost count.

Despite logging hundreds of volunteer hours (as do others on the board of directors) each year, Claypool is still as excited as he was as a young boy sneaking into the rodeo each year.

With the Cloverdale Rodeo’s combination of the tried and true rodeo events combined with new attractions and events added every year, it’s easy to see why he’s still as excited as he was as a youngster. “I’m looking forward to it,” he says.

For more, including a list of events, performances, competitors, and tickets, visit cloverdalerodeo.com, and more stories, photos and features at cloverdalereporter.com.

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Yun Xuan (Tina) Pi, 11, (left) and her sister Yun Fei (Candice), 4, have their faces drawn by entertainer ‘Mr. Fire-Man’ (David Gowman) of the Legion of Flying Monkeys horn orchestra at the annual Clayton Community Festival, held on May 11 at the Clayton Crossing Shopping Centre.

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The winning entry will receive a $250 prize.

The contest is open to Surrey residents ages 19 and up.

Poems should be maximum 50 lines in length, and can be in any style and previously unpublished.

Entry deadline is May 31.

For contest rules and guidelines, visit www.surreylibraryies.ca/contests.

The new Surrey Civic Plaza is currently under construction next to City Centre Library is expected to be completed in the fall.

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By Addison Hubert, Cloverdale Chamber President

HOWDY FOLKS!

VOICE

It’s time to dust off your Cowboy Hats and Boots and put on your Rodeo Smile, its Rodeo Week in Cloverdale! Starting Thurs., May 16th 5pm - 7pm with our Favorite Family Event is the 36th Annual Bed Races & Decorated Kids Bike Parade. Last year’s champions “Turkey Party Makers” will be returning to defend their title. On Fri., May 17th from 4:30pm - 6:30pm is the 16th Annual Chili Cook off at Clover Square Village. The event features live entertainment and demos from the World Roundup Skateboarding Competition. Past Chili winner Rusty’s Pub will also return to defend their title. The main event is the 67th Annual Cloverdale Rodeo & Country Fair (May 17th - 20th). On Saturday morning is the famous Rodeo Parade which starts at 10am in the historic Cloverdale downtown with a number of pancake breakfasts and BBQ’s around town. This year a number of top cowboys will be competing for $320,000 in cash prizes. There will also be a courtesy shuttle bus on Saturday and Sunday running around the town centre picking up Rodeo visitors and locals. The midway is back, along with the Classic Car Show, the Kids Zone, Agri-Zone and whole lot of boot stompin entertainment.

PS: Our thoughts and prayers to get better are with our own “Champion of Cloverdale” - Bill Reid who remains in the hospital. It won’t be the same Rodeo without him. “Keep your stick on the ice Bill!”

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•

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•

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•

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

By Addison Hubert, Cloverdale Chamber President

HOWDY FOLKS!

VOICE

It’s time to dust off your Cowboy Hats and Boots and put on your Rodeo Smile, its Rodeo Week in Cloverdale! Starting Thurs., May 16th 5pm - 7pm with our Favorite Family Event is the 36th Annual Bed Races & Decorated Kids Bike Parade. Last year’s champions “Turkey Party Makers” will be returning to defend their title. On Fri., May 17th from 4:30pm - 6:30pm is the 16th Annual Chili Cook off at Clover Square Village. The event features live entertainment and demos from the World Roundup Skateboarding Competition. Past Chili winner Rusty’s Pub will also return to defend their title. The main event is the 67th Annual Cloverdale Rodeo & Country Fair (May 17th - 20th). On Saturday morning is the famous Rodeo Parade which starts at 10am in the historic Cloverdale downtown with a number of pancake breakfasts and BBQ’s around town. This year a number of top cowboys will be competing for $320,000 in cash prizes. There will also be a courtesy shuttle bus on Saturday and Sunday running around the town centre picking up Rodeo visitors and locals. The midway is back, along with the Classic Car Show, the Kids Zone, Agri-Zone and whole lot of boot stompin entertainment.

PS: Our thoughts and prayers to get better are with our own “Champion of Cloverdale” - Bill Reid who remains in the hospital. It won’t be the same Rodeo without him. “Keep your stick on the ice Bill!”

0708SBOT

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BarBequed steak dinner

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Highlights of our Membership Investment:

tHe faMOus tricycle races!

Membership can open the door to new business opportunities.

Thursday, May 16 Registration 6pm • Races at 7pm (3 person teams – no entry fee.

NEW THIS YEAR - Register NOW at the BAR!)

Our organization encourages membership participation, interaction, and a strong voice to municipal, regional, provincial, and

11:30 Networking 12 noon Lunch Fraser Downs Racetrack and Casino

RSVP: Please RSVP by Monday noon June 10, 2013 at 604-574-9802

You are encouraged to bring lots of business cards and your Door Prize contribution!

#201 - 17687 56A Ave, Surrey BC V3S 1G4 ph 604-574-9802 fax 604-574-9122 email: clovcham@axion.net Web: www.cloverdale.bc.ca

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specializing in Vegan & Wheat Free

•

Promotes local businesses to visitors and the community.

•

Access to business information (our library of books on business, magazines and newspaper clippings).

•

Access to an affordable Group Life, Medical and Dental plan.

•

Discounts and other benefits from our Chamber partners and benefit providers including Payworks, Versapay, and

HUNGRY FOR HOCKEY? several major oil companies.

fun events like the BedGAME Races, COMEParticipate JOIN USinAND WATCH THE Blueberry Festival, and the ON THE LARGEST HD TV IN CLOVERDALE! Santa Parade of Lights.

CHECK OUT OURMembership DRINK SPECIALS is $100 per year.

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Drop in and see how you can make a difference to your community and have fun doing it.

You can serve your community by assisting with the many Legion programs in support of youth, seniors, the disabled and others. The Cloverdale Legion Branch #6 also provides bursaries and scholarships to students from Secondary School to the University level and is the largest single supporter of Scouts and Guides in Canada. it is also a major supporter of Sea, Army and Air Cadets.

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www.

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qualitywinecellars.com

www.

Located in the Clover Square Village on Hwy #10 Find us behind Dollarama! tel 604.574.4407

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‡ ‡ Must be 19 years of age or older.

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“Here To Make You Happy” and "Finger Cook" are trademarks of Boston Pizza International Inc. †®TM Trademarks of ‡AIR MILES International Trading B.V. Used under license by LoyaltyOne, Inc. and Boston Pizza International Inc. © Boston Pizza International Inc. UFC is a registered trademark of and is exclusively owned by Zuffa,LLC.

*

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As a Scotiabank Small Business advisor I can provide the expert advice, information and services that can help your business grow and prosper.

Call to get me working for you today.

5699 176 Street Cloverdale, BC Ph: 604-576-3551

Call me: Ben Wevers

604-644-8450

20020-96 Ave Langley, BC V1M 4C3 ® Registered trademark of The Bank of Nova Scotia.

Located in the heart of Cloverdale

604-574-7431

“Your Cloverdale Law Firm”

Our goal is to provide you with top quality service in a comfortable, friendly environment.

ICBC CLAIMS & GENERAL PRACTICE

‡

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Monthly membership meetings with guest speakers provide

notified.

Please call the Chamber to RSVP.

DOWNTOWN CLOVERDALE 5778 - 176A Street 604-576-2888

Thurs, May 16, Fri May 17, Sat May 18, & Sun May 19 • 7:30pm-11:30pm

held on the second Tuesday of the month, unless otherwise

Featuring Guest Speaker: Kevin Falcon

Natural, Compounding Pharmacy for People and Animals

of

serving the community of Cloverdale

Music & dancinG By easy MOney

information on issues pertinent to business. Meetings are

Executive vice-president of private equity and real estate development - Anthem Properties

3

years

TO HAVE FUN AT THE LEGION!

Join the Cloverdale Chamber of Commerce

•

THE CHAMBER WELCOMES ITS NEWEST MEMBERS www.cl .cloverdal dale.b bc.ca

Add your Voice and Build your Business Relationships in 2013

Benefits of membership:

CHAMBER MONTHLY MEETING

Mosey on down to the many Brenda MK Steele erdale Rodeo & Country Fair ivities. We are proud supporters!

the voice of business in the community of Cloverdale

federal governments.

JUNE 2013 NETWORKING LUNCHEON Then look to Mary Kay. You’ll find the latest on-trend colours coordinated for you with easy-to-apply tips. Ask me how you can get the hottest looks of the season... and always be in style!

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The Cloverdale Reporter Thursday, May 16, 2013 A9

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10 The Cloverdale Reporter Thursday, May 16, 2013

Living wage climbs

By Jeff Nagel An annual recalculation of the socalled “living wage” for Metro Vancouver concludes two working parents must each now earn $19.62 an hour to adequately support a family of four.

The calculation, published by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, estimates the wage including benefits required for a family of two full-time earners and two young children to meet basic expenses, including rent, child care, food and transportation, once government taxes, credits, deductions and subsidies are taken into account.

“The living wage lifts families out of poverty, but it’s based on a bare-bones budget without the extras many of us take for granted,” said report co-author Iglika Ivanova.

The living wage this year is up 48 cents from $19.14 an hour in 2012 – a jump of 2.5 per cent or nearly double

Democracy lesson CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

Elianna Van Raalte, a Grade 7 student at Cloverdale’s William of Orange Christian School, pictured with student voting clerk Maria Dykstra, casts a ballot Monday in the Student Vote Program.

Like the real provincial election, the results of the students’ vote weren’t available until after the real polls closed at 8 p.m. on May 14, after our press deadline. Read the results next week or online at Cloverdalereporter.com.

the rate of inflation.

That increase is attributed in part to a $28 per month jump in a family’s transportation costs, due to rising costs to own and operate a car and a 13 per cent jump this year in TransLink fares.

Rising child care costs, food prices and a four per cent jump in Medical Services Plan premiums were also to blame.

Metro’s living wage has climbed from $16.74 in 2008, when the calculation was first made.

The CCPA and other advocacy groups are part of a Metro Vancouver Living Wage for Families campaign that urges employers to pay wages that reflect the real cost of living in their communities.

They also want government to do more by expanding the stock of affordable housing and pursuing universal child care, national pharmacare or dental coverage programs for children and lower income families.

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“Trees during winter evoke similar feelings in me that Alexander McQueen’s designs do,” she says, pointing out the paint, wire, and twine used to incorporate those sentiments into her work.

Amy Wan and Denise Mok are also completing their second Kwantlen Fashion Design program year.

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For me, the fashion names are a step back in time to my history, too.

Like author Paul Gallico’s Mrs. ‘Arris Goes to Paris, the delightful London charwoman who dreamed of owning a Dior gown, my generation (forgive me) ‘swooned’ over stars sporting not just Haute Couture, but the stunning fabrics now often seen only in museums.

Interesting to note Balmain, a particular favourite of mine, was not BOAZ JOSEPH / BLACK PRESS in evidence – Laura Psutka created these elements nor Norman in a cocktail dress in the style of Hartnell, the designer Oscar de la Renta. darling of British royalty. Unlike Dior, Hartnell had to be more post-war savvy when crafting Princess Elizabeth’s wedding dress in 1947. Her ration coupons had to be used to buy the fabric.

Years later my friend Dani’s mother sewed for Hartnell in London. You can bet your boots I envied my mate’s clothes, and the panache with which she wore them.

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– Ursula Maxwell-Lewis is a Surrey-based freelance writer and photographer. Her closest encounter with designers is thanks to Duty Free perfume.

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Thursday, May 16, 2013 The Cloverdale Reporter 15

Katronis Team CLOVERDALE GARAGE SALE

11th Annual

Sponsored by Katronis Team, HomeLife Benchmark Realty

Shop at these addresses Saturday May 25th, 9am–5pm

Visit katronisrealestate.com or see us at the corner of 60th and 168 St. for Address List

BIG GARAGE SALE MAY 25th ADDRESS

Description

18606 59 Ave.

Mikasa dinnerware, several crystal items, hall light fixtures, leather coat, misc items

16255 61A Ave.

General household items

5766 172B St.

General household items, children’s toys, games, dvds

16342 60 Ave.

Have general household item & books.

5803 Angus Pl

Household goods, clothes, kitchen stuff “downsizing sale”

16599 60 Ave.

Cds, dvds, toys, strollers, and other miscellaneous items

5807 168 St.

Household stuff - decoration pieces, mirror, photo frame, car seat,etc

16624 60 Ave

Household and decor items (incl partylite & avon), collectibles, books, toys & kid’s clothes, tools, framed prints + much more.

5840 170A St

Household, baby/ kid’s/ sporting goods/ tools and furniture!

16631 59A Ave.

Pictures, furniture, office supplies, home decor, tools etc.

5855 163 St.

Furniture, books, household decor, art work, picture frames, toys, kitchen items; shoes & adult clothing/accessories

16648 60 Ave.

Children items, household items, misc items

5909 172 St

Baby & kid stuff, tools, books, dvds, furniture, Partylite stuff, electronics, sporting goods

5965 169 St.

Clothes, purses, jewellery, furniture, nerf guns, sports equipment and general household items.

5970 173B St.

General household items

5983 163B St.

Household stuff

6022 170B St.

Misc. household items, books, exercises equipment, luggage, bookshelves, furniture.

6034 172 St.

Children’s clothing boys/girls 0-7 yr, toys,kid’s bikes, couch, tv small tables, golf balls, fax machine

16760 60 Ave. #9 Cd’s, furniture, household items, sporting goods 16760 61 Ave. #28 General household items 16815 61 Ave.

General household items, stair climber

16821 57A Ave

Banana plants, perennials, household appliances

16848 61A Ave.

Toddler and adult stuff, tools, household items

16882 61 Avenue Downsizing sale 16903 60th Ave

Household items, kitchenware

16928 61 St.

Kid’s items and household stuff

6038 170B St.

Christmas, lawn/garden, small tools/shop, canning jars, clothing men’s large, women’s med, + more

16948 58 Ave.

VHS tapes, monitor & electrical stuff, lawn mower

6057 165A St.

General household items

16989 Friesian Dr General household items, moving sale

6064 165 St.

Bar chairs, brown leather parson dining chair, decorations - come down back alley

17025 Jersey Drive

6067 166 St.

General household items, toys, baby stuff, children’s clothing ages 2-5, furniture

6067 171 St.

General household items

6068 164B St.

Adult clothes, gardening, plants, pots

6082 171A St.

Baby items, vintage furniture + collectibles, tools & yard art

6097 165 St.

General household items

Antique furniture and fine china,pictures,tapestries,lamps,quilts,kitchen items and much much more

17027 Hereford Pl General household items, books 9 Yr & 13 yr old clothing, toys and books; computers; electronics; tools; sports 17030 Friesian Dr equipment; dishes and more!

17092 57 Ave.

General household items, books, cds, dvds, dishes, etc

17223 61B Ave.

Toys for boys/girls 2-8, sporting goods, dvds, household items, bikes, and more

17238 64 Ave.

Household items, tools

17262 57A Ave

Mtn bike, dvd’s+player tv,skateboard, comics, new compact sew machine w/case, cotton fabric, 55’ big o pipe, plants

17270 Jersey Dr

Vhs tapes, arts & crafts, sports equipment, bikes, tools

17274 61B Ave.

Downsizing sale, general household items, some tools, jet ski, vintage gas golf car, treadmill, stair climber etc.

6103 176 St.

Books, cds, garden plants, arts & crafts, tools, candles, kitchen stuff, dishes, shoes, moving sale

6105 175A St

Fridge, breadmaker, meat slicer, couch + loveseat, household stuff

6108 169 St.

Household items such as pictures, furniture, utensils, dishes and appliances.

6159 166A St.

General household items, kid’s clothes and items, electronic games

6160 171 St.

House stuff, furnishings, toys, clothes

6177 169 St.

Strata complex sale @ northview walk

6177 169 St. #15

Downsizing - lots of household items, some furniture pieces, some outdoor furniture, some tools and misc.

6179 170A St

Renovation sale - plus books, men and lady’s clothing, some furniture

17334 60A Ave

Weedeater,kitch table, GE answering machine,GE phone (w/new battery), lamp, deep fryer, bookshelf house plants,free firewood

17344 61A Ave.

Boy/girl clothes to size 8, girls preschool bike, umbrella stroller, queen sleigh bed frame, toys, books, cds, dvds

6185 170A St.

Miscellaneous items, knick-knacks

6231 171A St.

A boat, dirt bike, car, children’s toys and kid’s furniture

17369 62A Ave

General household items, books, toys, baby/children’s toys and clothes

6246 174B St.

Downsizing sale, general household items, books, pictures, ladies clothes

17373 63A Ave.

Books; lp’s; toys; women’s clothing & accessories; fabric remnants & garment patterns

17388 62A Ave.

Teenagers clothing, books, misc household items, decorative items

6263 172 St.

Books, cds, movies, video games, toys, sports equipment, bikes, furniture, electronics, household and misc items

17389 63A Ave.

Power tools, sports equipment, kid’s clothes, toys, kid’s bikes.

6271 172 St.

Kid’s toys, furniture, books, shoes, kitchen,stuff

17401 63A Ave.

Kid’s stuff, furniture and other miscellaneous items.

6279 172nd St

Kid’s items, toys, gear, clothing, bikes, books, sporting equipment

17418 60A Ave

Household, kid’s etc

6294 172 St.

Assorted household items

17423 63A Ave.

Kid’s stuff, household items

6325 167B St.

Electronics, adult and kid’s bikes, misc

17424 64 Ave.

Enter on lane at rear - moving sale Like new ladies golf clubs/cart, kid’s pool table, daycare items, vhs tapes, baby clothes - 6 months

6325 171st St

Books, antiques, kitchen equipment, furniture

17428 62A Ave.

6338 165 St.

Furniture, movies, baby clothes/items,

17449 62A Ave.

12’ Trampoline, garrison guitar, guitar hero + games, nerf guns/ammo, casio piano, little tykes wagon, couch, armoire

6349 165A St.

Pet stuff, artificial trees, books, electronics, coolers, sports stuff, christmas lights, outside planters

17789 59 Ave.

Collectables and glassware, as well as some scrapbooking and craft supplies, and a few odds and ends

6350 166 St.

Framed prints, housewares, books, vhs tapes, children toys+movies, collector plates + beer steins,small massage electricals

18026 68 Ave.

Household items, dishes, pictures, office furniture, tools, misc. Lumber, used treated fence posts

6370 166 St.

Deep freezer, dishwasher, household stuff, decorations, electronics, lawn mower

We would like to thank everyone, both sellers and buyers who have helped to make this a fun event!

16 The Cloverdale Reporter Thursday, May 16, 2013

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