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SEE MORE PHOTOS ONLINE AT THENOWNEWSPAPER.COM It’s very much a prototype, with lots of electrical tape holding things together and a tire from a bicycle, and it’s crazy impressive – especially on the second floor of the library. Members of the group post photos, discussions and more at Meetup.com/Surrey-MakerMeetups-hosted-by-Maker-Cube. They are also on the web at Makercube.ca.

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DELTA — A new program at Delta Community Animal Shelter has kids reading to creatures in care. So far, close to 20 children have signed up for the Tales 4 Tails Reading Enhancement Program, which aims to improve kids’ reading skills while helping to calm and socialize animals at the shelter. The program was launched at the beginning of July. “It has been incredible to observe kids reading to the shelter animals,” said Sarah Jones, manager of the Hopcott Road facility. “The cats cozied up very quickly to their Tales 4 Tails buddy and were very much at ease, and that made the kids feel so proud.” During a recent session, North Delta resident Ryan Jull, 11, read from a “Diary of a Wimpy Kid” book as Kimmie, a 12-year-old ragdoll cat, roamed nearby. “I’ve read to her before, and this is my fourth time here already,” said Ryan.

North Deltan Ryan Jull, 11, reads from a “Diary of a Wimpy Kid” book while Kimmie, a 12-year-old Ragdoll cat, roams at Delta Community Animal Shelter. (Photo: TOM ZILLICH)

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Waking up Whalley’s Corner: Part 4

‘It’s hard to say, ‘Bring your kids to Whalley.’’

Nancy Robinson, left, and Liz Fraga are on the sponsorship committee of the Whalley cadet corp. They say things are getting worse on 135A Street and say they are losing members as a result. (Photo: AMY REID)

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In mid-July, RCMP sent out a release warning drug users that there were eight drug overdoses within a 24-hour period, which they attributed to heroin. No one died in those instances, according to police. The reality of 135A Street – aka “The Strip” – is there are hardcore drug users along it, Froese said. “While it might seem that the strip hasn’t changed, in our mind it has because we’re continuing to house about 400 people a year into transitional and permanent housing,” Froese told the Now. “It might not seem like it everyday where along the strip you might see somewhere between five and 20 people outside the (Front Room) drop-in, but the services are working. Tons of people are being helped.” He also noted that during a time of massive population growth, homeless numbers aren’t going up, which is a measure of success. “But that doesn’t mean everything’s perfect,” he continued. “We want the same thing the business community wants. We want a reduction in the amount of visible street homeless…. We want a healthy, vibrant, retail community and we feel we’re part of the solution but we respect, sometimes, these tensions that occasionally arise between nonprofits and businesses.” Froese said the city’s done a great job of bringing economic development into the community, but it’s now time for the social infrastructure to catch up. Vancouver has a huge amount of resources and infrastructure compared to Surrey, he stressed. The Gateway emergency shelter is in a makeshift, retrofitted apartment building. “Obviously that’s going to change in the next couple of years,” he said, pointing to a new purpose-built shelter the city has planned near Surrey Memorial Hospital that Lookout hopes to run. He also hopes to see the city set up a winter shelter this year. In 2012-13, a 40-bed winter shelter provided 24-hour shelter to 157 people over six months, and led to 72 people finding long-term housing. But since the landowner sold the property, the city has been unable to find a new location. “This was a vibrant area in the 70s and 80s,” said Froese. “As more development takes place, it’s becoming more vibrant. It’s making a comeback.” In the meantime, the harsh realities of the area continue.

Robinson said, “I don’t know that they want that kind of help. This seems to be the location for drug deals.” Liz Fraga, also on the sponsorship committee, she said street people in the area are becoming “more and more brazen. “They’ll come right up here, there was one who picked the scabs off his arms. He was The Whalley cadet corp, just a stone’s throw bleeding, he touched the doorway, it was all full from the shelter, is losing members due to the of blood. We had to kick him out and we had to go glove up.” area’s issues. She acknowledged scenes like that are rare, On the steps of the cadet’s deck in Whalley’s and said for the most part they move along, “Ground Zero,” Nancy Robinson gazed but both women said they feel neglected. through a black wrought iron fence that “Yes they need help, but we’re trying to offer separated her from the dozen or so people the kids a program where they can excel,” said wandering around on the other side of it. Robinson, “where they can be happy, where During a 40-minute interview, one man wandered over and asked for change. A fancy they can do things with their lives so they don’t end up like this.” car stopped in the middle of a group of Meanwhile, police will tell you things are people for a few moments, then quickly took getting better on the strip. off. Several shopping carts rolled by. Insp. Ghalib Bhayani, a community support and safety officer, said he’s not fond of the street’s nickname, but is familiar with its struggles. “The issues there are particularly related to Robinson, who is on the sponsorship drug trafficking, homelessness, addiction… so committee for the Whalley Cadet squadron, our plan there has been to meet with all of our said things are getting worse. partners – bylaws, fire, the city, social planning, Their hall has been broken into three times to meet with the outreach, to meet with BC in the last six months, she said, and just a Housing, Fraser Health – all the parties that are few weeks ago the fence was installed to keep going to have a piece of this pie. We don’t own people away from the property. They’ve also it. We own a part of it. And we expect that the hired security. “People are being pushed father and farther. other partners will join us in picking up their part.” Kids don’t need to see all this.” He said RCMP noticed a spike in issues in The cadets have seen more than she would June and took action. like, but there hasn’t ever been direct contact, According to Bhayani, the dry spell brought she said. more people. “The kids are the number-one concern. “The weather attracts more people in this We’ve been here and there’ve been fights and things like that happening, so we have the kids area. We were noticing a lot of people from sequestered in the hall. They don’t know what’s outside of Surrey coming down here. “In other words it increased the appearance going on, but we do, we’ll phone the police.” She said the issues have resulted in six cadets – people are concerned about appearances, it’s the perception of crime. You drive by, it’s dirty, leaving recently, and the group struggles to recruit new members. While the squadron has it doesn’t look clean, there’s fences up, there’s a lot of people pushing shopping carts. To them, 40 cadets on paper, usually only 20 show up. it feels unsafe. So the number of people in “It’s hard to say, ‘Bring your kids to the area changed the feel and the look and we Whalley.’” Asked if she thinks moving the shelter from decided as a group that it was a good time to go in and offer these supports.” the strip to the hospital district will help, EDITOR’S NOTE: In our special series Waking up Whalley’s Corner, we are sharing stories from the area around 108th Avenue and King George Boulevard.

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A focus on the strip is ongoing, he said. “We’ve taken back all the resources, and now we’re monitoring it. Did what we do work? Based on that we’ll make a determination on following up again.” And RCMP continue with regular foot and car patrols, with the need being assessed on a weekly basis based on calls for service and the number of incidents. Bhayani said he’s seen a “visible improvement” in the area since he took his current role on in October, but acknowledged it can look like a sketchy place. “If you don’t know the area, and you don’t know the context, if you drive down the strip it looks very scary. It’s about understanding the context that all the service providers are there – the food bank, you’ve got housing, you’ve got the shelter.”

Hope on the horizon In five years, Bhayani predicts the area will become an entertainment district with cool restaurants, similar to that on East Hastings and Commercial Drive. “If we all work together, Whalley can be there in 10 years,” he continued. “If you walked in downtown Vancouver in 1985 it was terrible. And look at it now. That’s 25, 30 years, but Whalley is already 10 years into that gentrification, I think. I’m not a planner or a developer, but I can tell you, looking at the map, it has changed so much. Vacant lots are no longer vacant, we’re putting things up, it’s about beautification and development.” Despite the perception of Whalley, it’s actually a cool neighbourhood, Bhayani said. “It’s kind of edgy. I live in Vancouver close to the Downtown East Side, so for me, this is a very similar neighbourhood. It’s got some edginess to it but it also has that community feel. I don’t feel unsafe here walking down the street.... You can walk outside and see compassion on our front steps here.” NEXT IN THIS SERIES: We hit the streets with Nightshift Ministries as the group goes about its regular outreach. See the people of Whalley’s streets through their eyes. amy.reid@thenownewspaper.com

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ederal election campaigning over these next 11 weeks will no doubt get rougher, nastier and cruder than we’re used to. This time around, politicians and their handlers will have more time on their hands to invent new ways to lower the bar. Of course, the media should report on the gutter stuff, as it will help voters consider the character of those who would govern us. That said, we sincerely hope the media in general will dig into issues important to Canadians, rather than dwell on trivialities. This newspaper will strive to bring to you stories that matter to you, related to our six local ridings, during this federal election campaign – not superficial stuff.

HIT: Kudos to Sybil Rowe for pushing the City of Surrey to install some portable water fountains in Whalley and Newton, to allow people to hydrate in the summer heat. Everyone needs water, and now it’s there for the sipping. MISS: The federal election campaign was launched Sunday, and it’s going be a long one – 11 weeks of promises and attack ads leading up to the Oct. 19 vote, making it the longest campaign in recent history. By that date, Canadians will be in danger of suffering election fatigue.

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t was convenient that we had blackberry bushes at the side of our home growing up. It was how my mom would explain the cuts on her face. Convenient probably isn’t the right word. When her boyfriend hurt her, there was a myriad of excuses I heard her use. That was just one. Glass breaking. The dog barking. My mother screaming. My brother crying. It was the norm at my home for a time. I called the police during a fight on more than one occasion. They would come, but a stern warning was all he ever faced. He didn’t seem bad at first. He would help me with my homework. He would celebrate my school and athletic achievements. He’d watch all our favourite shows with my brother and I. He would

build tree forts for us. He was kind. Then something changed. Funny, that’s always the way these stories start. So as a child, I witnessed abuse. Then, as a young adult, before I met the man with whom I have two children, I let it into my life. It was short-lived, and I left the relationship, but I always swore that would never be me. After all, how could someone possible stay with someone who hurt them? But there I was. Being there firsthand made me understand both how easy it is to wind up in such a relationship, and how hard it is to get out of one. A domestic-abuse awareness campaign is currently underway in Surrey. I urge you to pay attention. Pay attention to warning signs. I fell down the stairs. I closed a door on my arm. I fell into blackberry bushes. Nobody gets hurt that often on their own. And I ask you to be understanding. I’ve been asked why I didn’t leave the first

time he hurt me. It’s not as easy to escape as some might think. Abusers don’t typically go away quietly when you decide to kick them to the curb or flee. They’ve lost control and that’s often what they thrive on. Earlier this year, a Surrey woman lost her life in what may have been a domestic dispute. As a reporter, I covered that death. As I stood outside the RCMP E-Division building after the press conference, I bumped into Surrey Sgt. Dale Carr. He told me the Domestic Violence Unit was “very engaged” with the couple. My heart sank. The suspect, Gordon Alexander David, has been charged with manslaughter and aggravated assault. The case has yet to go through the courts. In an abusive relationship, you never think they’ll take it that far. But who are we to know what others are capable of? The fifth annual Surrey campaign, the Rakhi Project, kicked off in Newton last week and runs to Aug. 29. Rakhi is a South Asian ceremony that

involves the tying of a “rakhi” (thread) by a sister on her brother’s wrist as a symbol of love, protection and respect. The Rakhi Project combines this tradition with domestic-abuse awareness by encouraging people to wear a purple bracelet. This year’s bracelets are $5, with proceeds going to the Surrey Coalition Against Domestic Abuse (SCADA). As a community, we can work together to help those suffering from abuse. Help spread awareness by taking part in this year’s campaign. Being able to see the warning signs and knowing how to get victims help is a step we can all take. They need our help. You can find Rakhi bracelets at Save-on Foods, Fruiticana, Surrey RCMP offices, DiverseCity Community Resources Society, select Vancity locations, Crystalworks and Take Five Café at Surrey City Hall. Amy Reid is a staff writer with the Now. She can be reached by email at areid@ thenownewspaper.com.

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❚ A big bouquet of roses to Cst. M. Frano for making my son feel better after a very scary situation. He’s still talking about seeing your police car. You have a great soul.

Raise a toast to pioneer The Editor, Re: The “Waking Up Whalley’s Corner” series of stories in the Now. Of course “Whalley” is the best name for the area. My great-grandfather was a businessman. He owned a gas station and general store. I’ve always believed our family name won the vote because they were well liked by the people in the area who frequented his business. I never met my great-grandfather Arthur Whalley. I did know and love my great-grandmother Hilda Whalley. She was proud of their history in Whalley’s Corner. I hope the next time someone has a few words to say about him that they raise that cold beer or glass of wine they enjoy and toast, “Arthur Whalley, businessman and pioneer of Whalley’s Corner.” I am a proud descendant. Kelly Bowman

❚ Roses to the people in line turning onto 56th Avenue off the new overpass on 196th Street. In a low car, I did not see the turning lane was closed. I was also preoccupied, thinking about my mom’s chemo. To the lady in the white car who honked and gave me the finger? Roses to you for making me realize how ugly that gesture is! ❚ Buckets of bouquets of roses to the South Fraser Community Band for their delightful performance at Kiwanis Park Place on July 30. Their playing was hot, even hotter than the very high temperature in that courtyard.

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❚ Rotten tomatoes to our neighbour whose small dog gets out, or is allowed out, to poop all over everyone’s lawns. Even if they are unaware that this is going on, they are very ignorant. ❚ Rotten tomatoes to the people who wrecked our shed and stole our lawnmower. Thanks to you, my son is now scared to go into our backyard alone because he thinks you’ll come back. I am a firm believer in karma. You’ll get yours one day. ❚ Rotten tomatoes to neighbours whose sports balls bounce off the neighbour’s house and land in their yard. The soccer ball that bounced of the railing of the deck at the back of my house will find its way to the donation bin. You are trespassing when you enter the yards of neighbouring homes.

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Federal election

New ridings, new names in Surrey and Delta Tom Zytaruk Now staff Twitter @tomzytaruk

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Fires shake residents of quiet street intersection of 79th Avenue and 134th Street. Four people were seen running away. This was at about 1:45 a.m. The SUV fire lit Gurjeet NEWTON — Residents of Hothi’s white picket fence on fire. an otherwise quiet street have something to chat about over the She was asleep inside her rancher at the time. fence for years to come, after a “It’s very scary to live in here,” couple of spectacular fiery events shook their neighbourhood early she told the Now later Wednesday morning. Wednesday morning (Aug. 5). “It’s very scary in Surrey these At Now press time, police suspected an arsonist had torched days. You never know.” Mrs. Mann lives across the a house in the 7900-block of street. 134th Street, caught himself “My dog was barking – the on fire, and then jumped into flames were so high. We just saw a getaway SUV that also burst the flames,” she said. into flames. The SUV crashed Howard Dallas also lives across about a half-block south, at the Tom Zytaruk

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the street. “I thought it was shotgun bangs,” he said. “Pow, like a transformer pole.” Police cordoned off the burned house and were looking for suspects Wednesday. “At this point, it is believed the two fire scenes are related and that the house fire was intentionally set,” said Surrey RCMP Cpl. Scotty Schumann. People inside the burning house escaped without injury but police were monitoring local hospitals, as “the suspects may have inadvertently burned themselves whilst setting the fire.” tom.zytaruk@thenownewspaper.com

SURREY — Surrey’s fleet of fire trucks is about to get a whole lot more advanced. Three new tankers will replace three currently in operation and, in a first for the city, they’ll be equipped with water-purification units. Currently, the fire department has five water tanker trucks

to serve the rural and agricultural areas in Surrey that don’t have fire hydrants. But now, thanks to the three new trucks, the fire service will have the ability to purify water, which would be particularly useful in the event of a water disruption resulting from a disaster. Each new water

adding they won’t be able to desalinate salt water. The fire service found, for an extra $25,000 a pop, they could add the water purifiers. All told, each truck will cost $420,000. The trucks are expected to be in use beginning in August.

tanker will be capable of filtering 500 imperial gallons per hour, or 12,000 per day. “We will have the capacity with having all three of these to provide safe drinking water as long as we have a fresh water source to draw it from – like a stream or a pool,” said deputy fire chief Dan Barnscher,

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NEWTON — A local theatre group says it must change or die, which makes the location of its annual general meeting so ironic. These are tough times for Fraser Valley Gilbert & Sullivan Society (FVGSS), whose musical shows have entertained audiences in Surrey for three decades. Declining ticket sales and disappearing government funding have conspired to leave the group at a critical point in its history, and its financial wellbeing will be among topics at an AGM this Sunday, Aug. 16 – in the Arbor Room of Valley View Funeral Home in Newton. “We’re not dead yet” was the message posted on the FVGSS’s most recent newsletter, which urged those who care about the theatre group to attend its AGM to learn of “some new policies for our performance

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schedule and help with our direction for the future.” Last week, FVGSS president Mike Balser and others built a “Jack and the Beanstalk”-themed float to roll during White Rock Sea Festival’s torchlight parade, held Sunday (Aug. 2). The work was part of an effort by the group to not only promote its annual panto show at Surrey Arts Centre this fall, but also be more involved in the community. “There was a period of growth for us, but over the past eight years or so, it’s shrunk a little bit,” said Balser, who teaches drama and music in Coquitlam, as he, Tim Tucker and Christine Alexander built the float in the FVGSS’ warehouse in Newton. In the 1990s, Balser said, the FVGSS’s annual panto would make close to $40,000 during its two-week run – enough to help finance the staging of the group’s annual spring show, which is usually an operetta of some note. “Now,” Balser said, “we are losing

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In Newton, Mike Balser (left), Christine Alexander and Tim Tucker piece together a float for Fraser Valley Gilbert & Sullivan Society for use in White Rock Sea Festival’s torchlight parade. (Photo: TOM ZILLICH) $4,000 on the run of the panto, so things have changed, and part of that is the financial structure of theatre rental and things like that.” The funeral home on 72nd Avenue will also be used by the FVGSS to audition would-be performers for

the panto “Jack and the Beanstalk,” starting on Sunday, Aug. 30. Next spring, the group will stage “Anne of Green Gables” at White Rock’s Coast Capital Playhouse. A name change for the group isn’t out of the question, Balser said.

“This has been our name for a long time, so we don’t want to discount that,” he said. “But at the same time, there are more and more people asking us, ‘Why are you the Gilbert and Sullivan Society again? You’re doing ‘Anne of Green Gables,’ pantos half the year, other shows. So a name change is something we’d bring to the membership, not something we can do just as a board.” The group’s activities are posted on its website, Fvgssociety.wix.com/ fvgss, and at Facebook.com/FVGSS. “I think we’re a valuable (organization),” Balser said, “because we give kids, in particular, and adults, too, a chance to learn new things, be part of a team and work within a structure. You know, opening night is a non-negotiable date,” he added with a laugh. tom.zillich@thenownewspaper.com

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ASSENT OF THE ELECTORS BY ALTERNATIVE APPROVAL PROCESS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 94 of the Community Charter, SBC 2003, c. 26, as amended (“Community Charter”) that City Council seeks the approval of the electors in regard to “Surrey Park Closure Bylaw, 2015, No. 18454”. Section 27 (2) (b) of the Community Charter provides that a Council may, by bylaw adopted with the approval of the electors, dispose of park land vested in a municipality. TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the City of Surrey has given three readings to “Surrey Park Closure Bylaw, 2015, No. 18454”. The closure of park land is intended to reverse a previous section 107 Land Title Act process in order to create titled parkland to allow the City to develop recreational facilities for the future Fleetwood Athletic Park and a natural preservation area in Bonnie Schrenk Park. The City does not intend to dispose of this land.

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Sounds of Summer Music Series in Surrey at various on Monday evenings. SURREY OPTOMETRY centre venues Free admission, performances centre from 6:30 to 8 p.m.: Aug. 10 10501KING KING GEORGE GEORGEcentre BLVD centre 10501 BLVD 10501KING KINGGEORGE GEORGEBLVD BLVD at Fleetwood Park featuring 10501 10501 KING GEORGE BLVD SURREY OPTOMETRY centre â€œPopular Strings Trioâ€? at 15802 10501 KING GEORGE BLVD 80th Ave.; Aug. 17 at Bear Creek Park featuring â€œBaroque to Broadway Flute Ensembleâ€? at 13750 88 Ave. Info: 604SERVICES PROVIDED: 501-5050, Surrey.ca/culturerecreation/13488.aspx. â?? Eye Health Examinations SERVICES PROVIDED: SERVICES PROVIDED: SERVICES PROVIDED: SERVICES PROVIDED: Farhad Darya: Awardâ??Eye Childrenâ€™s Eye Exams â??SERVICES Health Examinations PROVIDED: Health Examinations winning singer, composer and â??Eye Eye Health Examinations â?? â??Eye Health Examinations â??Childrenâ€™s Retinal Imaging â??â?? Eye Exams Eye Health Examinations peace/rights activist to perform Eye â??Childrenâ€™s Childrenâ€™sEye EyeExams Exams â?? â??Childrenâ€™s Exams â??Retinal Designer Frames at Surreyâ€™s Bell Performing Arts â??â?? Imaging Childrenâ€™s Eye Exams â??â??Retinal Imaging Retinal Imaging Centre on Saturday, Aug. 8. â?? Sunglasses â?? Retinal Imaging â??â??Designer Frames Retinal Imaging Tickets priced from $35 to $75 â??â??Designer Frames Designer Frames â??Sunglasses Contact Lenses DR. R. G. DYCK â?? Designer Frames Designer Frames â??â?? at box office, 604-507-6355 and â??â??Sunglasses Sunglasses Bellperformingartscentre.sd36. SPECIALIZING IN FAMILY EYECARE FOR 30 YEARS â?? Sunglasses â?? Contact Lenses â?? â??Sunglasses DR. R. G. DYCK Lenses SPECIALIZING EYECARE â??Contact Contact Lenses IN FAMILYDR. DR.R.R.G.G.DYCK DYCK bc.ca. â?? Contact Lenses G. YEARS DYCK SPECIALIZING IN FAMILY EYECAREDR. FORR.30 â??SPECIALIZING Contact Lenses DR. R. G. DYCKNitin Mukesh: Singer pays IN FAMILY EYECARE FOR 30 YEARS SPECIALIZING IN FAMILY EYECARE FOR 30 YEARS SPECIALIZING IN FAMILY EYECARE SPECIALIZING IN FAMILY EYECARE FOR 30 YEARS tribute to father Mukesh, SPECIALIZING IN SPECIALIZING IN FAMILY EYECARE SPECIALIZING INFAMILY FAMILYEYECARE EYECARE SPECIALIZING IN FAMILY EYECARE FOR 30 YEARSa pillar of Indian playback SPECIALIZING IN FAMILY EYECARE singing, in concert Sunday, Aug. 9 at Bell Performing Arts Centre in Surrey. Tickets are

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COMMUNITY Newton Community Walk: Friday, Aug. 7 from 9 to 11 a.m., starting at Newton BIA office at #200-7380 King George Blvd., Surrey, hosted by Newton BIA. â€œWe will be walking to streets, picking up trash, reporting problem sites.â€? Contact: Nasrin Baji, 604-593-2294.

KIDS/FAMILY Kellie Haines: Ventriloquist performs Friday, Aug. 7 at George Mackie Library in North Delta from 10:30 to 11:15 a.m., 8440 112th St. â€œBuild your imagination with talking birds and singing frogs as Kellie and her friends guide you on a hilarious adventure.â€?

MOVIES Friday Movie Nights in Cloverdale to Aug. 28.

Free admission, with live entertainment and family games starting at 7:30 p.m.; movies start at dusk: Aug. 14 is â€œWilly Wonka & the Chocolate Factoryâ€? at Katzie Elementary School, Aug. 21 is â€œMonsters Universityâ€? at Don Christian Park. Info: Surrey.ca/culturerecreation/13856.aspx. Movies Under the Stars at Holland Park, presented by Prospera Credit Union and Downtown Surrey BIA, from Aug. 1 to 29, from 5 to 11 p.m. on Saturdays at 13428 Old Yale Rd., Surrey. Featured: â€œHomeâ€? (Aug. 8), â€œHow to Train Your Dragon 2â€? (Aug. 15), â€œCinderellaâ€? (live action version, Aug. 22), and â€œBig Hero 6â€? (Aug. 29). Free admission. Info: 604-580-2321, Downtownsurreybia.com.

HERITAGE Introduction to Nature Dyeing event Saturday, Aug. 8 at Surrey Museum, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. â€œUse eco-friendly plant materials to infuse yarn with rich and surprising colours. Learn how to extract dyes from

through clues, riddles and challenges that test your knowledge of Surreyâ€™s history.â€? Register by 2 p.m. to ensure a spot, at 13723 Crescent Road in South Surrey. Info: Call 604-592-6956 or visit Surrey. ca/heritage.

FOOD/DRINKS Ventriloquist Kellie Haines performs in North Delta. See listing under Kids/Family. plants, mordant yarn and make a dye bath, to create unique skeins to take home.â€? Supply fee $15, plus $45.25 session fee. Must pre-register at 604592-6956. At 17710 56A Ave., Cloverdale. The Amazing Farm Scavenger Hunt: Would you have made it as a pioneer? Find out as you team up with friends and family in this special event, on Saturday, Aug. 8 from noon to 3 p.m. at Historic Stewart Farm (all ages, by donation). â€œShow off your settler skills

Zaklan Heritage Farms Longtable Dinner: Inaugural event Saturday, Aug. 15 from 5 p.m., co-hosted by One 20 Public House and Four Winds Brewing Company. Tickets $70 via Eventsbrite.ca.

WALKS/RUNS Rugged Maniac 5K Obstacle Race at Cloverdale Fairgrounds in Surrey on Saturday, Aug. 15, with â€œ25 epic obstacles and 1 rockinâ€™ party. Climb towers of shipping containers, rocket down a massive water slide, bounce on trampolines, leap over fire and more.â€? Day-long festival. Info: Ruggedmaniac.com/events/ vancouver.

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On Saturday night (Aug. 8, 7:30 p.m. start), proud Surreyite Amrit Bains sings at Surrey Arts Centre in a show he calls “Free Like a Junglee.” Bains, who drives a bus when not performing music, loves to mix music and fun, and for this concert he’ll be joined by a dance team and also Paul Anthony of Talent Time as the MC. Check out Bains’ songs “Super Sweet City,” “Route 99” and others on his entertaining Youtube page (Youtube.com/ user/TheStormyStormy1) and at Amritbains.com. Tickets for the show are $15 via 604-501-5566.

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positive action can do to affect change. The next thank-you is from Beach House Theatre. This summer theatre event has had several successful seasons on a temporary stage at Blackie Spit, in Crescent Beach. Looking on their website, under sponsors, I found this thank-you: “The Now newspaper has helped us enormously by getting the word out to the broader public. Through their articles, we’ve been able to reach a wide audience in the Surrey area. We thank them.” This summer, Beach House Theatre – it’s actually not in a ‘house,’ but and tent – deviates from its usual Shakespeare production to an Oscar Wilde play, “The Importance of Being Earnest.” This period piece, about two clever, witty young men (aren’t they all witty when they are young?), is set in England in 1895. With no offence to Shakespeare, they say, the language is easily understood. And, well, some things, like true love, are timeless. The

show runs from Aug. 11 to 16. Check out Beachhousetheatre.org to purchase tickets. Be sure to read about the prologue events. Some evening shows will offer a 15-minute prologue with insights into the story, the production and the life of the infamous Mr. Wilde. The people at Beach House like to get young people interested in theatre. In August, the company also presents “Munsch Upon a Time,” based on stories by Robert Munsch. The run is short, from Aug. 12 to 15. It is the perfect way to spend a summer morning with your kids. Introduce them to the magic of live theatre. Inspire them with the energy, laughter, imagination and joy of these great stories, told in a spectacular location. For “Munsch Upon a Time,” tickets for most shows are still available, and the cost is less than $10. This just might be more magical and educational than a movie with minions or video game icons attacking the earth. melminty@telus.net

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Speedminton

Portable game is ‘exercise disguised as fun’ Gord Goble Now contributor Goble@shaw.ca

SURREY — I first played badminton as a wee tyke and, apart from a brief hiatus as a prototypical surly teenager, have continued to play it throughout my life. It’s a superb casual sport where one needn’t spend a lot of money (a decent racquet runs $50) or be ungodly big, tall or steroid-enhanced to become proficient and have a heckuva good time. One problem: If you don’t join an indoor league somewhere, you’re forced to set up your own court/net, and you’re usually also forced to play outside, where even a mild breeze will wreak havoc on the object of the game, the birdie. Enter “speedminton.” Born in Germany in 2002, speedminton is badminton shaken to its core, altered and warped and X-Games-ified to better suit the reality of today. In speedminton, there is no net. In its place are two 18-foot “squares,” marked on

the ground 42 inches apart from each other with tape or cones. Players score points by landing the “speeder” (a smaller, weightier, wind-resistant birdie variant) inside their opponent’s square. It’s a far more portable setup than badminton, and becomes even more so if participants opt to do away with a court and simply smack the speeder back and forth – on a beach, say, or a mountaintop. Or wherever. Talk about adaptable. The racquets are different, too. Forget the long handles and teeny tiny heads of their badminton counterparts. The speedminton ones are shorter and faster, with a massive sweet spot. But does it make for a better game? Certainly it doesn’t put such an emphasis on trickery; the dainty drop shots of badminton are not to be found here. But, as evidenced by the scores of folks who tried speedminton for the very first time at the recent South Surrey Community Festival, it’s a ton of fun nonetheless. On hand was Kim Matthews of M4 Ideas (Speedminton.ca), the Canadian distributor

Lusia Peng tries speedminton at the recent South Surrey Community Festival. (Photo: GORD GOBLE)

of speedminton gear. Kim, along with other instructors, doled out the equipment, gave a quick five-minute tutorial and sent the players into battle.

Virtually everyone who jumped in grabbed the concept right away – one of the beauties of the sport. And then up stepped this humble reporter – the badminton player from way back. First shot went 20 feet over the head of the opponent. Within five minutes, though, we’d had a thrilling 16-shot rally and at least two distinct moments of glory. As Kim had forecast, adhering to the boundaries seemed secondary to keeping the speeder in the air. “Speedminton is exercise disguised as fun,” she said. “The bonus is that people of any age, any stage of physical literacy can play the game.” And as I trudged away to my next assignment, I looked back at the action, wishing I was still in the middle of it. ❚ The third World Speedminton Championship will take place from Aug. 28 to 30 in Berlin.

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Junior players sizzle during Odlum Brown Classic at Northview SURREY — Some outstanding scores were recorded during the Odlum Brown Classic, a Maple Leaf Junior Golf Tour event played at Northview’s two golf courses from July 27 to 29. The PGA of BC Junior Championship tournament saw

110 junior golfers compete for titles in six divisions. In the Girls division, it took eight under-par scores from Euna Han, 12, of Coquitlam, and 14-year-old Tiffany Kong, of Vancouver, to force a playoff that resulted in Kong being crowned

Junior Girls champ. In Junior Boys action, Connor McLellan, 19, of Chilliwack, took top spot, followed by Harry Bains, 17, of Surrey and Tyler Leclair, 18, of North Vancouver. Surrey’s Khan Lee, 15, triumphed as Juvenile Boys champ

after he fired 70-71-74 (215) for a 10-stroke victory over runnerup Andy Kim, 15, of Langley. “Everything was great,” said Lee. “My putting was better than before and my game plan was solid. I feel happy for winning my divisions by a lot of strokes and on

my home course.” Other division winners were West Van’s Julie (Youn Soo) Ju, 14, in the U15 Girls category, Richmond’s Brycen Ko, 11, in Peewee Boys and Vernon’s Braeden Cooper, 14, in Bantam Boys.

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