What's On! Langley - September/October 2019

September / October 2019

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Aristotle. A New Home Philosophy.

1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Homes Coming Soon.

Saturday, September 7, 2019 IN BEAUTIFUL DOWNTOWN ALDERGROVE, BC C ANADA

Western Canada’s best attended charity event www.langleycruise-in.com The Langley Good Times Cruise-In Society is a registered Non Profit Organization, supporting your local charities

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w hen you see me around t ow PUBLISHER’S NOTE Summer goes by so fast! There were so many great events. Did you have a favorite? We will be at the Country Celebration September 7 and 8, 2019. Be sure to stop by our booth to say Hi! We will be handing out the new issue of the magazine.

If you have a local community event happening in November or December 2019, please forward us the information. We would love to help spread the word! Happy Fall!

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Contents: Ask An Expert With Kymm

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Fun Page Solutions

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Photos Page

Kids Page

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What’s On Supports Local Business

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Should I Add My Adult Child on Title to Avoid/Minimize Probate Fees? 19

Spooky Stuffed Peppers

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Risotto With Pumpkin & Bacon

What’s On At The Library?

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A New Home Philosophy Coming to Langley’s Willoughby 11

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Centennial Elementary, paid parking 3100 272 street (old Aldergrove mall). langleycruise-in.com Telephone Museum & Community Archives Take a trip back in history to look at transportation in Aldergrove, from the days of muddy wagon tracks to the present. Family Fun, Free. 3190 271 St., Aldergrove. 604.857.0555.

Sat, Sept 7 & Sun, Sept 8, 2019 10 am – 4 pm

Nature | Heritage | Agriculture | Community Nature Barn • Giant Straw Maze • Live Animals • Marketplace Kids Zone • Food Trucks • Live Music • Roving Performers Homesteading Demos • Pony Rides Campbell Valley Regional Park, 710 - 204 St, Langley Go Green! Bring your own mug & bags.

ALL AGES $3 per adult, $1 per child/adult 65+ Info: metrovancouver.org (search ‘countrycelebration’)

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SEPTEMBER SEPT 2, ,2019 Annual Corvette Show and Shine Join us for an awesome display of Corvettes!

Rain or shine. 11-3pm.

19990 Langley Bypass. bccorvetteclub.ca 604533-2529 SEPT 5, 2019 (Super) Women in Business Cascades Casino, Coast Hotel & Convention Centre, 11:30-3pm. Darci Lang is an engaging, entertaining, and powerful speaker

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whose message about ‘Focusing on the 90%’ is clear and sobering. Join us for an afternoon of networking, wine, lunch, laughs, swag bags and to hear our speaker’s insightful presentation.

Gentlemen are welcome!

Tickets langleychamber.com SEPT 7, 2019 Langley Good Times Cruise In Aldergrove. 8-4pm.

Fraser Hwy- 264 to 272 St. Free, Donations to local Charities encouraged.

Parking- Free Philip Jackman park, & Parkside

Join the Langley Field Naturalists to visit Jackman Wetlands Park.

Leave at 9am from 272 St and 10th Ave, across from the Transfer Station. Walk the trails in this rural park which is the site of a former Township gravel pit and dump. 604-530-2633 for info or to let us know to expect you.

Annual Fall Flip – Second Story Treasures Thrift Store Second Story Treasures Thrift Store at #5, 20349 – 88th Ave. Doors Open at 10am. Join Us for our Annual Fall Flip and customer appreciation event– as we change seasons in style and offer fabulous sales and other fun activities, all in support of the Langley Hospice Society. Info: langleyhospice.com/thriftstore or 604.513.9319 Fort Langley Makers Market This is our special Fort Langley Makers Market, right in the heart of town at the beautiful community hall. Find 22 vendors outside & 28 vendors inside finding a variety of handmade & small shops.

Free entry, draws. 103:30pm. facebook.com/ events/ 303180177062220/

Parkinson SuperWalk Langley Registration: 10am, Walk Start: 11am. Aldor Acres Family Farm. Free.

Join us for Parkinson Society British Columbia’s largest fundraising event of the year, Parkinson SuperWalk! parkinson.bc.ca/ superwalk or Gail 604-3085024.

Langley Meals on Wheels 40th Anniversary AGM. Food, fun and entertainment! 11am-3pm.

CoWorks Lounge, 20627 Fraser Hwy. Eventbrite.ca info@lmow.ca, 604-5331679.

Free Children’s Concert “Jazzology” LCMS Open House Join us at our annual Open House, featuring a free children’s jazz concert, “Jazzology,” by Tiny Islands!

All ages, and a great chance to take a tour of our worldclass musical facility, speak with teachers and learn more about the programs and enrichment classes that we offer to students of all levels. Langley Community Music School, 4899 207 St. 12-2pm. langleymusic.com/ open-house-free-concert/ 604-534 -2848 HOPE4HOME S Conference & Resource Fair The United Churches of Langley Murrayville, 21562 Old Yale Rd (Five Corners) 10am-4pm (doors open 9am).

Community Event for all concerned about housing for Langley’s elder residents Resource Fair Exhibits: budget/subsidized/ volunteer services to help seniors remain independent at home. Door Prizes, Eventbrite or

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Changing Lives Through Math.™ LSRS 604-530-3020 Info: 778-878-5369, tripleasenior housinglangley.ca SEP 7 & 8, 2019 Country Celebration Nature, heritage, agriculture and community. Nature barn, giant straw maze, live animals, marketplace, kids’ zone, food trucks, live music, pony rides and so much more! Campbell Valley Regional Park 204 St, Langley. All ages, $3/ adult $1/child, more info, metrovancouver.org search ‘countrycelebration’ SEP 7 & 8, 2019 Annual Bike Trek BC Lung Association. Part fundraiser, part weekend getaway, 2-day, 200km ride from Fort Langley to Cultus Lake and back – and one unforgettable experience.

Registration fee is $25, and each participant or participating team has the goal to fundraise a minimum of $650. bicycletrek.ca or trek@bc.lung.ca SEPT 8, 2019 16th Annual Walk For The Cats Derby Reach Park- 5 Km Walk Registration: 121pm (Min $20 in pledges) Pledge forms online. Walk: 1pm. This event is a lot of fun, plan to come and bring a friend. Dogs are welcome too! Please join us for a complimentary BBQ after the walk and prizes for the top 3 pledges. All proceeds go to CARES. fundraiser@carescatshelter. com, or cpdruce@ shaw.ca for registration form and pledge sheet. carescatshelter.com

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Matinee Movie in The Bay Come cool off and enjoy the movie with your family and friends! During a regular waterpark session, a movie will be played as an added bonus! 1:30- 3:30pm, Aldergrove Credit Union Community Centre.

Swap Meet & Car Corral 8-3pm. Aldergrove.

Admission $2/person. langleycruise-in.com SEPT 9, 2019 Osteoporosis Support Group Meeting Langley Senior Centre, 20605-51 B Ave, Langley.

Free to attend for women & Men. Member speaking on “her personal use of cannabis oil & osteoporosis”. Info 604533-4187.

SEPT 12-28, 2019 Black Comedy Theatre in the Country Dinner Theatre. Dinner @ 6:30pm. Theatre Only @ 7:30pm. 5708 Glover Road.

A classic British farce set in the heart of the mod 60’s era with loads of laughs, spills, chuckles and hilarious near misses. Come prepared to have a groovy time! From $20. Email: box-office@ theatreinthecountry. com 604-259-9737 theatreinthecountry.com SEPT 13, 2019 Boppin’ In The Plaza McBurney Plaza - Connect with old friends and make some new ones! Fun activities and food truck 5-6pm, enjoy Boppin’ In The Plaza with Six Gun Romeo 6-8pm. downtownlangley. com

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Movies In The Park Avengers: End Game (PG13). Join us for a free outdoor film on the big screen in Douglas Park!

Concession, cash only, will be available. Items include popcorn, pop, water, coffee, candy and chocolate bars 7:30pm start.

SEPT 14, 2019 Langley Demonstration Garden-10:30-12:30pm.

Join herbalist Diana Munday, on an exploration of the healing plants that grow wild in our community. Learn how to make your own elderberry syrup for cold and flu season and take a jar home with you. Free. RSVP required by Friday, Sept 6.

604.546.0344 or garden@ leps.bc.ca Join the Langley Field Naturalists to visit Brae Island in Fort Langley.

Meet at 9am at the Regional Park, 9451 Glover Road. Bring lunch, snacks and refreshments. 604888-1571 for info or to let us know to expect you.

Community Invasive Species Removal Brae Island Regional Park - 9451 Glover Road.

10-12:30pm. Volunteers will be removing a patch of invasive ivy on Brae

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Island. RSVP by email. We are meeting at the day use area on Brae Island near the parking lot in front of the washrooms at 9:55am. This event is on rain or shine.

Contact: outreach@drbipa. org Explorer Days- Life on the Beach Crescent Beach. 10am. Join us for a walk on the beach to learn about creatures living on our beaches in the fall. Free with registration. Ages 2-12.

Register: form.jotform. com/91896750243263 Learn to Curl- Kids & Teens For new curlers wanting to learn the game, 5+years.

9-11am, $25. Register at langleycurlingcentre.com Learn to Curl- Adults (19+) For new curlers wanting to learn the game, 1-4pm, $40. Register at langleycurlingcentre.com 2nd Annual Mayor’s Charitable Gala StandardAero. The evening will include a gourmet plated dinner, special musical guests, entertainment and the popular “Fire Truck of Wine”. Money raised will go to the new 15 bed Langley

Hospice Residence & other Langley charities. tlfcs.org

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Circle F Horse Rescue Society Annual Poker Ride & Walk Campbell Valley Regional Park. Tickets $30 each=one poker hand. Registration 9am, the ride will begin at 10am. BBQ Lunch, 50/50. facebook.com/groups/ circlef/

Terry Fox Run- Walnut Grove Registration: 8:30 am. Run Start: 9am. Walnut Grove Community Centre - 8889 Walnut Grove Drive. Suitable for bike only. Dogs on leash welcome. Route distance: 5 km, 10 km. terryfox.org

Turtle Dash Greater Vancouver Zoo. Grab the whole family and try the 5K or 1K run.

9:30am. Info gvzoo.com SEPT 14 & 15, 2019 CARES Adoptathon Langley PetSmart Store, Langley Bypass. 11-4pm both days. Good selection of kitties of all ages. Ample staff on hand to handle all enquiries. Many volunteer opportunities. Most adoptions completed same day. Large selection of cats can be seen on our web page. Everyone welcome! carescatshelter.com SEPT 15, 2019 Terry Fox Run- Langley City Registration: 9am. Run Start: 10am. Douglas Park. Suitable for bikes, wheelchairs/strollers and rollerblades. Dogs on leash welcome. Route distance: 1

SEP 17, 2019 Learn to Curl- Seniors 55+ For new curlers wanting to learn the game. 1pm4pm $30. Register at langleycurlingcentre.com

Learn to Curl- Adults (19+) For new curlers wanting to learn the game. 7pm10pm, $40. Register at langleycurlingcentre.com The People in Pain Network’s Free Pain SelfManagement (P.S.M.E.S.) Educational Support Group at The Church of the Valley (23589 Old Yale Rd) from 10:30-12:30pm. Education Topic Changing Negative Thoughts to Decrease Your Pain. Register pipain.com Email: FraserValley@pipain. com or 1-844-747-7246

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Third Wednesday of the month. 7:30-9pm. Langley Mennonite Church. 2099740 Ave, Langley. Slide/ talk by Barbara Mathias on a recent cycling tour through southwest China.

Agriculture, people, plants seen over the 1000 km journey. Bring friends! Next

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meeting Oct 16. Barb 778277-4735 for more info.

SEPT 20- 22, 2019 West Fine Art Show and Sale Hosted at Glass House Estate Winery. The show will feature nineteen exceptional artists in a three-day exhibition.

A complete list of participating artists can be found at www.westart.ca.

Partial proceeds of all art sales will be donated to the Langley Hospice Society.

Free parking and admission.

Show hours: Sept 20, 7pm9pm, Sept 21, 11am-7pm, Sept 22, 11am-5pm.

SEPT 21, 2019 Scarecrow Festival Kick Off Arts Nursery, 8940 192 St. 10am-4pm. Come see 50+ unique scarecrows! Kids scavenger hunt, activities

and hayrides, face painting, music, entertainment and food trucks will be on site. Until Halloweenbuild a crow station by donation, scarecrow walk and scavenger hunt, huge variety of pumpkins.

Info 604-882-1201, artsnursery.com Join the Langley Field Naturalists to visit O.W.L. and the Boundary Bay Dike. Meet at 10am at 3800 – 72nd Avenue in Delta. Start with a guided tour of the facility to find out how injured birds are rehabilitated and released back into the wild.

There is a small charge of $5 - $6 per person. If the weather is suitable, we will follow this visit with a walk on the Boundary Bay dike to look for the variety of birds. Bring lunch.

604-888–1787 for info or to let us know to expect you.

Porchfest Fort Langley Porchfest Fort Langley is a free community-based arts festival that allows local artists to entertain on volunteered porches and businesses around the neighbourhood. Multiple acts go on simultaneously on porches and in shops throughout the local community. 11-5pm. facebook.com/PorchfestFort-Langley -2015608855430613/ SEPT 22, 2019 Guided Nature Walk: Brae Island Vegetation and Climate, Past and Future Brae Island Regional Park 9451 Glover Road. 1012pm. Join us for a free guided walk along Tavistock Point Trail. Biologist, Professor, and Langley Field Naturalist David Clements

will be leading us through the botanical history of the area and the effects of climate change on Brae Island. Contact: outreach@ drbipa.org Langley BC Rivers Day Festival Derek Doubleday Arboretum, 21200 Blk Fraser Hwy. 11am-3pm.

Free Family event! Celebrate our natural environment. leps.bc.ca Brookswood Secondary Car Show Please join us for our third annual fundraiser to raise much needed funds with 100% of all proceeds going to support our school programs and students.

Live music, jazz bands, entertainment and things for the lil’ ones to do.

Concession, burgers, hot dogs, and cold drinks and in the morning, there will be hot coffee, muffins and donuts. 20902 37A Ave, Langley. 9am.

Campbell Valley Wine Run 5 km run/walk, 11km, 15km There will be entertainment, a free barbeque, goodies, and of course, wine! Prizes for best costumes. 9-2pm.

Register Eventbrite. High Point Equestrian Center, 658 200 Street. facebook. com/CVWineRun Sunday Golf Tournaments Aldergrove Legion #265.

Fraser Glen, Abbotsford, 9am. 60$ each. Sign-up sheets will be in the Lounge.

Call us at 604-856-5423 to register at least one week before play. Fees include green fees, beverage & food back at the Branch.

Members & Guests are welcome!

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SEPT 23, 2019 Langley Municipal Retirees Association Meeting Douglas Recreation Center20550 Douglas Crescent, 1:30-3:30pm. A short business meeting will be followed by a presentation

by Leanne Cassap, Road Safety & Community, ICBCRoad Safety (especially Distracted driving and Walking). All meetings are free with coffee and cookies provided.

Guests are welcome to attend. langleympra@gmail. com SEPT 24, 2019 Meeting of the Willoughby Residents Association 20097 72nd Ave (Shepherd of the Valley Church), 7pm. If you live or work in Willoughby (Langley, BC) or are concerned about the Willoughby area, come have your say in your community and hear what we’ve been up to. Help us develop a solid voice and meet your neighbours. willoughbyresidents.org SEPT 27, 2019 Spaghetti Dinner 23022 - 88 Ave Ft Langley, 5:30-7pm. Spaghetti Dinner includes Spaghetti and Meatballs, Caesar Salad, Garlic Bread and Coffee or Tea, $6.

Vancouver Giants Hockey Game Langley Events Centre, 7:30pm. whl.ca Potters House of Horrors-Opening Day Live-theatre haunted event with a pair of ultraspooky haunted houses Creepy actors, pouncing animatronics, custom digital sounds and many, many

surprises await inside... enter if you dare! Info pottershouseofhorrors.com SEPT 28, 2019 Explorer Days- Light Pollution Willoughby Recreation Centre, 5:30pm. Royal Astronomical Society of Canada - Vancouver will join us for an educational evening learning about light pollution and its impact on the planet.

Jupiter and Saturn will be low in the sky and if the weather cooperates, we will have the opportunity to view them. Free with registration. Ages 2-12.

Parents are required to participate. Register: https://form.jotform. com/91806332141247 Join the Langley Field Naturalists to visit Golden Ears Provincial Park. Meet at 9:30am. at the park entrance parking lot (just past the goat!). Bring lunch as we will finish at the Alouette Lake Day use area. We will walk the Spirea Nature Trail and the Lower Falls trails in search of fungi and more. Phone 604219-2043 for info or to let us know to expect you.

A Survivalist’s Guide to a Zombie Apocalypse It could happen: Fort Langley may one day find itself in the midst of a zombie apocalypse! But are you ready? In this after-hours event, learn essential survival skills through four fascinating activities including wilderness first aid, musket-firing, firestarting, and blacksmithing.

Discover why the fort would be the prime location for survival! Adults only. facebook.com/events/ 226241241543327/

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Langley Rams Football Game McLeod Athletic Park Stadium. 5pm Langley City Art Crawl Timms Community Centre Gymnasium, Downtown Langley City Fraser Highway, Douglas Crescent @ 56 Ave. 10-5pm. Exhibiting and demonstrating local artists in local businesses! langleyarts.ca. Art displayed in the Cultural Connections Gallery at Langley City Hall weekdays Sep 6- Oct 26 8:30-4:30.

SEPT 29, 2019 Vancouver Giants Hockey Game Langley Events Centre, 4pm. whl.ca SEPT 30, 2019 Federal Election: All Candidates Meeting Riding of Cloverdale Langley City Have the opportunity to be informed voters in the upcoming Federal Election.

This non-partisan All Candidates Meeting is free to attend but please arrive early as seating is limited. 6-8pm, Kwantlen Polytechnic University Auditorium. Langley Campus (20901 Langley Bypass) 604-371-3770 langleychamber.com Mothering Our Boys In this seminar, Maggie Dent explores the power of mothering our precious boys in a warm, firm, fair and fun way from birth to adulthood. Tickets Eventbrite. Church in the Valley, 23589 Old Yale Road, 6:30-8:30pm.

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OCTOBER OCT 1, 2019 Federal Election: All Candidates Meeting Riding of Aldergrove Langley Have the opportunity to be informed voters in the upcoming Federal Election.

This non-partisan All Candidates Meeting is free to attend but please arrive early as seating is limited. 6-8pm, Township of Langley Civic Facility, Fraser River Presentation Theatre (20339 65 Avenue).

OCT 3, 2019 The Willoughby Residents Association is hosting an All Candidate’s Meeting 7pm-9pm at 20097 72 Ave, Shepherd of the Valley Church. This is your opportunity to meet the candidates for the October 21 federal election. While the focus will be on Willoughby, you do not have to be a resident to attend and everyone is encouraged to join us. Bring your questions and concerns before you go to the polls. willoughbyresidents.org for full details. If you want to ensure your question gets asked, please see the website for instructions and you can send questions up to October 1.

OCT 5, 2019 Adult Literacy Volunteers Needed!

City of Langley Library, free. Langley Literacy Network is looking for volunteer tutors for our Community One on One Learning program. This free program helps Langley residents learn how to read and write with the help of a volunteer tutor.

If you would like to help

people in your community, consider becoming an adult literacy volunteer. Attend a tutor training for all new volunteer adult literacy tutors on Saturday, October 5th. For more info: Kailey at kerickson@ encompass-supports.com Heritage Apple Day Derby Reach Regional Park Heritage Area, 10748 Allard Crescent, Langley.

11am-3pm. This fun and interactive annual event celebrates and spreads the knowledge of heritage apples and the role apples and orchards played in the early settlement of the Fort Langley area. outreach@ drbipa.org TD Tree Days Fort to Fort Trail, Fort Langley. 10am-1pm. Plant a tree to encourage healthy habitats. All supplies and refreshments provided.

Sturdy footwear required.

Rain or shine. Registration required. tdtreedays.com Take a Kid Mountain Biking Day Featuring biking activities for all ages! Celebrate your love of biking at Penzer Action Park. We will have a kid cycling challenge, biking themed crafts, music, prizes and more. 10:30-2:30pm.

Gala Alumni Concert – 50th Anniversary LCMS’ 50th-anniversary celebration continues with rising star alumni to open the season. From Europe, pianist and composer David Ko and violinist Sarah Yang are joined by cellist Kitty Chan, from Ottawa, and soprano Anne-Marie MacIntosh, from Toronto.

Each will present solo repertoire and will also collaborate to perform duo

and trio repertoire. 7:30pm.

Tickets langleymusic.com BC’s Giant Pumpkin Weigh-Off Event Krause Berry Farms and Estate Winery. Weigh off start time is 11am.

Giant pumpkins (squash, tomatoes and watermelon) are weighed in the order of their estimated weight, lightest to heaviest. Kids will also enjoy Cinderella 12-2, Face Painting and music on the main stage from 11-3!

OCT 7, 2019 Volunteer Orientations Langley Hospice –no cost, it’s a great opportunity to learn what hospice is, and how we support the community, volunteer roles and how people can help. Will be hosted at our Supportive Programs Office 20660 48 Avenue, info@ langleyhospice.com or 604 530-1115.

OCT 11-13, 2019 VCON Sheraton Vancouver Airport Hotel, 7551 Westminster Highway, Richmond. Don’t miss Metro Vancouver’s oldest science fiction and fantasy convention! This year’s theme is SUPERPOWERED! Superheroes and supervillains, super geniuses and super computers (even superconductors and superglue!). Author guests of honour are Marion G. Harmon and James Alan Gardner. Artist guest of honour is Kasia Słupecka.

Pop culture guest of honour is Hope Nicholson. Full weekend passes are $75. vcon.ca

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A New Home Philosophy Coming to Langley’s Willoughby Registration is now open for Aristotle’s 1, 2, and 3 bedroom homes Located in the thriving Langley community of Willoughby, Aristotle is a collection of 1, 2, and 3 bedroom homes. If a new home philosophy is what your family seeks, then you are sure to find enlightenment at Aristotle.

kids out to the courtyard and play area. Have company coming? Book the party room or business centre or spend the night playing cards in the games rooms. Bring your furry friend out for a walk in one of the nearby trails and save your floors by rinsing them off at the outdoor dog wash. Aristotle is an entertainer’s dream and with various options for your guests to indulge in you’ll quickly become the favored host!

If all that doesn’t have you convinced, then maybe taking a look at all the nearby food and entertainment options will.

Friday night plans are made easy with Cineplex Cinemas, Willowbrook Shopping Centre, The Keg Steakhouse and S&L Kitchen only a short drive away. For the nature-buffs, Yorkson and Willoughby Community parks are so close you can smell the pine. From elementary to university, Langley has you covered on the education front with a wide range of schools and programs.

Conveniently situated close to Highway 1 and the Carvolth Exchange bus loop, Aristotle is the ideal location for commuters. Enjoy the simple pleasures of suburban living while being a short drive to Vancouver or the USA border.

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OCT 15, 2019 The People in Pain Network offer a FREE Pain SelfManagement (P.S.M.E.S.) Group that meets on the 3rd Tuesday of every month (from 10:30am 12:30pm) at The Church of the Valley in Langley. Register pipain.com email: FraserValley@pipain. com Call 1-844-747-7246.

Education Topic: Learn Simple Mindfulness Tools to Decrease Stress and Anxiety, Cope with Difficult Emotions, and Eliminate Pain. We will even teach you meditations that you can participate in when you are doing everyday things like washing the dishes or eating chocolate.

OCT 12, 2019 Fort Langley Makers Market Fort Langley National Historic Site. 10-3:30pm.

A free outdoor craft fair featuring handpicked makers from across the lower mainland. With items for your pooch, kids, bridal party and everyone in between! Event features: 35+ makers, live music and Food Truck. facebook.com/ fortmakersmarket Pancake Breakfast Fort Langley Lions celebrate cranberry festival in Fort Langley 8-10:30 am in the alley by Lee’s Market $6 per person. Pancakes, Sausage and Cranberry Bratwurst.

Cranberry Festival Fort Langley National Historic Site. Learn the history of local uses of native cranberries by

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Indigenous people. Put on rubber boots and jump into the popular cranberry stomp, as well as other farm-related games. Note, the village festival ends at 4 pm, but our site is open until 5 pm.

Cranberry Festival Fort Langley Throughout the day over 100 marketplace vendors line Glover Road, 16 popular food trucks offer something for everyone. 10-4pm.

There is a schedule of live entertainment and more then 20 teams participate in the Cranberry Festival Regatta. There are also fun exhibits nearby at the Langley Centennial Museum, BC Farm Museum and the Fort National Historic Site. fortlangley.com

OCT 17, 2019 The Great BC Shake Out 10:17 am. Get ready to Shakeout! The great British Columbia Shakeout earthquake drill is an annual opportunity for you and your family to practice how to be safer and more prepared during a major earthquake. shakeoutbc.ca OCT 18-19, 2019 Murder Mystery Dinner Two foul and very different murders have been committed. It is up to you to solve them. Meet the suspects, examine the clues, try to figure out who-done-it. All while enjoying a delicious dinner.

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Oct 18th – Murder at Whittington Hall – 1930’s England. You are dining at the prestigious Whittington Hall as a guest of the Earl.

Suddenly a scream is heard, and a body is found. It’s up to you and your colleagues to solve this crime and save the reputation of Whittington Hall. Oct 19th

– A Pirate Murder – 1670’s Caribbean. Deep in the heart of the Caribbean on an uncharted island there has been a killing. You and your shipmates are on edge, the stakes are high: Figure out who the murderer be or become fish bait yerself. Arrrggghhh! All hands-on deck! 604-2599737 or email office@ theatreinthecountry. com Tickets: theatreinthecountry.com OCT 19, 2019 Langley Rams Football Game McLeod Athletic Park Stadium. 5pm Vancouver Giants Hockey Game Langley Events Centre, 7pm. whl.ca OCT 20, 2019 West My Friend My Friend features an acoustic blend of guitar, mandolin, accordion and three-part harmonies that challenge the conventions of popular music. Drawing from folk, classical, jazz, and pop influences and forged in a sonically adventurous acoustic music scene on Canada’s west coast, West My Friend is proving to be a key part of a new generation of grassroots folk music. Commentary & Coffee 2:30pm, Concert 3:30pm. Tickets: Adult $20 / Senior $18 / Student $10. langleymusic.com Vancouver Giants Hockey Game Langley Events Centre, 4pm. whl.ca OCT 25, 2019 Spaghetti Dinner 23022 - 88 Ave Ft Langley, 5:30 - 7:00 pm. Spaghetti Dinner includes Spaghetti

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and Meatballs, Caesar Salad, Garlic Bread and Coffee or Tea, $6.

Vancouver Giants Hockey Game Langley Events Centre, 7:30pm. whl.ca OCT 26, 2019 Annual Ladies Harvest Luncheon The Fort Langley Lions invite you to their Annual Harvest Luncheon. 23022 88 Ave, Fort Langley. Doors open at 12pm. Vendors, raffle, door prizes. Tickets $17 each. For tickets, call Sharon 604-882-0806.

Shred Event Join us for a community Shred Event! Come out and get all your confidential documents shredded and help a great cause!

10am-2pm. Langley Senior Resources Society. 20605 51B Ave, Langley.

Ghosts, Goblins & Ghouls Langley Centennial Museum.

10-1pm. Dress up early and join us for a day of familyfriendly activities. tol.ca, registration 579728 Halloween Family Fun Event West Langley Hall. 1011am or 11:30-12:30pm.

604-882-0408 for more info 5$/child. Wear your costume and join us for craft making, cookie decorating, story time and more! tol.ca registration 577821, 577822 Jelly Bean Dance- Fall Social Richard Bullpitt Elementary School. 4-7pm. Dance your heart out! Move and groove to the DJ, lights and fun!

Dress up for the party and take a picture in the photo booth! 2-10yrs. Tol.ca registration 571023

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OCT 27, 2019 Halloween at Fort Langley Bring your kids for some fun Halloween activities.

Go on a scavenger hunt, trick-or-treat at the historic buildings, and wear your costumes for great photos.

10am-5pm. Please purchase admission inside the Visitor Centre.

Vancouver Giants Hockey Game Langley Events Centre, 4pm. whl.ca OCT 31, 2019 Halloween Trunk or Treat Joun our fun, safe, familyfriendly event in the Al Anderson Pool parking lot for some candy, music, balloons and lots of dressed up folks and their cars.

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Halloween Hoot Join us for pumpkin carving, cookies, songs and more!

W.C. Blair Recreation Centre 10am, 3-5yrs. Registration 575993, tol.ca

ONGOING Fraser South Rhodo Society - Interested in gardening? 3rd Wednesday/month. 7:309pm. Langley Mennonite Church Hall, 20997 40th Ave. No initial cost.

Membership small fee.

Monthly Speaker followed by shared desserts and coffee; plant sales and raffles. More info: Ginny 604 857-4136 vfearing@ fearing.ca Fort Langley Food & Friends Seniors We provide a warm inviting environment within St. George’s Parish Hall in

Fort Langley. All seniors (55+) are welcome to enjoy a lunch, coffee/tea and a guest speaker. Second & Fourth Wednesday of the month. 11:30-1pm. Cost $5/person, must RSVP 604888-7782 no later than noon the day before the event.

Fort Langley Lions Seniors Luncheons 2nd & 4th Tuesdays, from 11:30-3pm. 23022 – 88 Avenue Fort Langley. $6/ person. Lunch includes choice of 2 soups, sandwich and dessert. After stay to socialize, play cards, dominoes, etc. Wendy 604888-4051 to reserve (leave a message).

Valley Women’s Association Langley- Join us for lunch and network with women in business on Wednesdays at Langley Golf & Banquet Centre, 21550 44th Ave., Langley. 11:301:30pm. $25/members, $28/non-members, $30 late reservation/drop in fee. vwalangreservations@ gmail.com Grave Tales: Two-hour Adult Edition- Oct 11 Nov 3- Join our expert storytellers for a two-hour program of spine-chilling stories, as you walk through the Fort Langley village at night. Tickets must be purchased in advance. More info pc.fortlangley.pc@ canada.ca.

Changing Gears meets on the first Wednesday of each month in the Brock Douglas Room of the Langley Seniors Center. 11am. This group is for 65 +. We meet to plan social outings for our members! Plays, day trips, dinners, movies etc. Come join us!

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Langley Toastmasters Club 2743, Tue evenings 6:50pm-9pm, Timms Community Centre, free drop in. The place to develop leadership and communication skills, to become more confident and comfortable speaking in public. .langley. toastmastersclubs.org The Valley Festival-If you are a singer looking for a place to share your talent, we would be happy to have you join us! We rehearse at 7 pm at Calvin Presbyterian Church. Interested singers are encouraged to contact info@ valleyfestivalsingers.com for more info about auditions.

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Parents Have Lost a Child to Suicide or Substance Use. Thursday evenings, 6:30pm to 9:30pm. Langley Hospice Society Supportive Program Centre at 20660 – 48th Avenue, Langley.

10-week grief support group for adults who have experienced the death of a child due to suicide or substance use. More info Linda, adultgriefsupport@ langleyhospice.com or 604.530.1115

LANGLEY SENIOR RESOURCES CENTRE OPEN HOUSE. Monday September 9 – Friday September 13. Come and take a tour of our centre!

All activities are FREE of CHARGE during this week and we offer many great presentations throughout the week!

September Pub Lunch with entertainer Brian Zalo. Thursday September 26, 2019 . 11:30am to 1:00pm. Cost $18 Members, $23 Non-Members

Silver Belles & Beaux Choir. New season starts September 6, 2019. If you love to sing and have fun, drop in to the choir practice every Friday morning from 10am to 12pm.

Choir Fees are $100 per year

Line Dancing—Classes start on Tuesday September 17. Time: 11:30-12:30pm (every Tuesday) Cost: Members $42 (7 Sessions), Non-Members $52 (7 sessions)

Octoberfest Special Event with S-Bahn.

Wednesday October 23,

Cash/Cheque & VISA Payment options available

2019. 430-5:30 Happy Hour, 5:30-8:00pm Dinner and Entertainment. Cost: $40 Members, $50 NonMembers

International Day of the Older Persons & International Music Day. 1:30 – 2:00pm Ceremony & Speeches. 2:00 – 3:00pm Entertainment , Cake and Coffee/Tea. Come and join us as we celebrate our seniors!

Fundraiser. Shred it Event ~ Tuk Shop Sale~BBQ. Saturday October 19, 2019 10:00am – 2:00pm. All proceeds benefit Seniors in our Community

Halloween Pub Lunch with The Ed Wahl Group.

Thursday October 31, 2019. Time: 12:00pm – 1:30pm Cost $18 and $23.

To advertise call 604.349.0886 or e-mail info@whatsonlangley.com

Join us for Great music and entertainment, Best Costume Contest& Door prizes.

will be on the 1st & 3rd Thursday of the month at 11:30 am - 1pm - cost $8 RSVP 604-533-1679.

PEACE CONCERT – mark your calendars!

The Valley Festival Singers will present the first concert of their 20192020 season on November 3, 2019 at 3 pm at the Calvin Presbyterian Church in Abbotsford.

We will be joined by the singers of the TWU Chamber Choir. Tickets Eventbrite. More info info@ valleyfestivalsingers.com

Food Fun & Friends for age 55+. We are looking for volunteers to help coordinate these events.

If interested see our website: lmow.ca

Opus One Women’s Choir accepts new members September and January. No audition required. We rehearse in the choir room at RE Mountain Secondary School in Langley on Wednesday evenings from 7:15 to 9:15pm. If you love to sing and learn, this could be the choir for you!

No experience is necessary, just a desire to learn, laugh and create music. opusonewomenschoir@ gmail.com.

Senior Opus Singers – Seniors singing for Seniors!

We are a women’s choir that performs at retirement facilities. Rehearsals are Mondays from 2-3:30pm at Renaissance Retirement Resort, 6676 203 St., Langley. opusonewomenschoir@ gmail.com Meals on Wheels has a new “Food & Friends Social Luncheon” location starting in September at Walnut Grove Ricky’s All-Day Grill 8720 204 street, who are sponsoring the venue. This Food & Friends

The Langley Meals on Wheels - Food & Friends Christmas Luncheon is on Dec 13, 2019. Church in the Valley - 23589 Old Yale Road. 11:30am-3pm.

Please call 604-533-1679 for details.

BCSIS Langley Services: Job Search, Immigration, Settlement ServicesBiweekly Wednesdays, 3-6pm. City of Langley Library, Free. Are you on a work permit as a temporary foreign worker? Or are you a post-secondary international student? We can help you with your job search and any immigration or settlement questions.

Drop by or book an apt, bcsis@success.bc.ca, 236-808-2323.

CARES Weekly Meat Draws at Jimmy Macs Pub, Port Kells. Every Saturday 12-3pm. 12 separate chances to win!

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Drawing Classes with Alex Greghi- Saturdays.

Langley Arts Council inside the Aldergrove Kinsman Centre. 10am-1pm.

Beginner to Advanced Artists welcome. Members: $110/month OR $280/3 months. Non-Members: $150/month OR $380/3 months. langleyarts.ca Langley Lions BingoEvery Tuesday 7pm - sales open 6pm. Evergreen Timbers – 5464 203rd St, Langley. Info Mel Stokes – 604-888-1597 or melirene. stokes@outlook.com.

Sources Langley Food Bank- #208-20445 – 62 Ave, Langley. We are now open two days a week.

Wed 10-3pm and Thurs 102pm, 604-532-5290. We are also open for donations Mon-Thurs 8:30-4pm and Fri 9-12pm.

Langley Community Farmers Market- Every Wednesday, KPU Courtyard, noon to 4:30pm. lcfm.ca Join us at our next B.C. Farmers Market and meet our local farmers & “Best of B.C.” Artisans in 2019!

Every Saturday 10am-3pm.

Until Oct 26, 2019. St. Andrew’s Historic Church, 9025 Glover Road Fort Langley. fortlangleyvillage farmersmarket.org Youth Night- Every Saturday, Timms Community Centre, 7-10pm.

Open to youth grades 6-12. Free with a valid Games & Track Pass ($10/ year). Come join in our games, tournaments, group cooking and dinners, crafts, and much more! Or just come in and play some pool or video games with your buddies!

Sunday Golf Tournaments- Aldergrove Legion #265- Sep 22 at Fraser Glen, Abbotsford, 9am. 60$ each, Sign-up sheets will be in the Lounge.

Call us at 604-856-5423 to register at least one week before play. Fees include green fees, beverage & food back at the Branch.

Members & Guests are welcome!

The Fraser Valley Watermedia Society is delighted to welcome new members to come join their membership. Members of the Society meet weekly.

More info regarding the show or membership, Carol 604 850-9694. fvwatermediasociety.com.

Fort Langley Canoe Club, Dock-Fort Langley Marina Park, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 8:45–10am, Church St, Fort Langley.

Wanted fit, enthusiastic women to join the team.

Great fitness, friendship and fun. Participate in regattas.

Langley Quilters’ GuildGeorge Preston Recreation Centre. Are you interested in quilting? Do you want to share your love of quilting with others in your own community? The Guild meets the 4th Wed of every month except Dec, Day meeting: 11:30am-3pm.

Morning Get-To-Know-You Coffee starts 10:30am., evening meeting: 7-10pm langleyquiltersguild.com Langley Support Group3rd Friday of each month (no meetings in July and August). Douglas Recreation Centre. 1pm-3pm. This support group provides people with Parkinson’s, their caregivers and families an opportunity to meet in a

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Info, sdawes@parkinson. bc.ca or 604.662.3240.

Langley (YOPD & Young at Heart) Parkinson’s Support Group, Willoughby Community Centre at Langley Events Centre, 3rd Sunday of each month, 10am – 12pm, info 1-800668-3330.

Every Other Saturday, French Conversation, 1pm-2pm, Mission, Open to all adults who are learning French. Michelle at 778-982-3626 or michellelanguagetutoring@ hotmail.ca or tutoringbymichelle.ca

Valley Therapeutic Equestrian Association (VTEA)- VTEA is a volunteer based therapeutic riding facility located in beautiful Aldergrove, BC. Therapeutic riding sessions are offered Tue-Sat, 9-5pm, yearround. A Physician’s referral is required to participate. Info 604-8571267 or info@vtea.ca *VTEA is always in need of volunteers.

The Boutique Finds: Donations needed: You can help give hope to those in need by looking in your closets and your hearts, all proceeds go towards helping individuals with low income afford nutritious meals. Volunteers: 3 hours shifts morning or afternoon available with shopping perks.

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Mon Evening Memory Books, The first Mon of the month 6:30pm to 8:30pm

Tue Morning Drop in Coffees Alternate Tue - for Mothers Who Have Lost

Adult Children 10:00am to Noon - for Anyone who has lost a significant person

Supportive Steps Walking Group, Every Wed morning (9:30am – 10:30am)

Walking Group Every Mon Evening - (6:30pm to 8:30pm) Walking Club Willowbrook Shopping Centre - Members of the Walking Club meet every morning and walk the Centre. 604.398.2848.

Shop ‘n Stroll Willowbrook Shopping Centre - New parents and babies every Tuesday and Friday morning at 9:30 am. Participation is by donation of baby items such as baby food or formula for Basics for Babies.

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Cribbage (5 card) meets Tuesdays from 12-2pm tea and goodies included.

Square and Round Dancing meet Tuesday (Plus) 7-9:30 pm and Wednesday (Beginner/ Mainstream) 7-9:30 pm (September to April) Pool/Snooker/ Shuffleboard meets Tuesday & Thursday 9:3011:30 am (3 tables)

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High Improver Intermediate line dancing Thursday from 8-10 pm Zumba meets Monday and Thursday 9:30 – 10:30 am

Body Toning Tuesdays and Fridays 8:45-10am Mexican Train Dominoes and more games every 2nd and 4th Thursday from 10:30– 1 pm National Association of Federal Retirees, open to all federal retirees and current employees nearing retirement. Our organization supports and assists members with pension and health care/dental benefit information as well as advocating for improved health care and retirement security. We have regular meet and chat luncheon meetings and other events during the year, where we provide social and learning experiences. Info, Steve 604 574 2939 or www.federalretirees.ca

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Stir in the pumpkin puree during the last 5 minutes of cooking.

Add the rice, salt and pepper. Stir frequently, for 5 minutes.

Stir in the cheese, reserving a couple of tablespoons for garnish. Turn up the heat to medium-high and continue cooking, uncovered until most of the liquid is absorbed, but make sure the mixture is still creamy.

Stir in ALL the broth, and cook for an additional 10 minutes, stirring frequently. Cover and reduce the heat to low. Cook the rice for approximately 25 minutes or until tender.

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Garnish with the chopped parsley and additional parmesan cheese. YUM!

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Langley Better Breathers- Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)- We promote exercise and meet every Mon/Wed/ Fri mornings at Timm’s Community Centre in Langley. There is a group that starts at 8am and another at 9:30am. After each workout we have coffee and socialize with fellow members. We have club meetings every 2nd Wed of the month at 12:30pm at Timm’s where we have speakers that come and talk on all sorts of subjects. Recruiting new members. Contact Wendell 604-534-0449.

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Losing a child, no matter what age, makes your heart break in places that you never knew existed.

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Langley Field Naturalist Society Meeting- Third Thursday of the month, except July and August, at 7:15 pm at the Langley Music School. A brief business session is followed by the evening program and refreshments, 604 888 1787 langleyfieldnaturalists@ shaw.ca, www. langleyfieldnaturalists.org

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Spooky Stuffed Peppers

Ingredients 4 Orange peppers 1 cup / 200g Cooked brown rice 1 tbsp Sunflower oil 450g Yves soy ground round 1 Medium onion finely chopped 2 1/8th cup / 225g Mixed mushrooms, chopped 1/2 a 650 ml jar roasted red pepper pasta sauce 1 tsp Dried oregano ¼ tsp Chilli flakes Salt and pepper to taste

Method

Serves: 4 - Preparation time: 20 mins Cooking time: 25 mins

For the pepper lanterns Preheat the oven to 350F / Gas Mark 4. Use a sharp knife to slice the top off each pepper horizontally. Don’t discard these tops as they will be the little hats for the pepper lanterns. Deseed the peppers. Rinse and pat dry with kitchen towel. Use a small paring knife to cut holes into the exterior of the peppers to make pumpkin lantern style faces. If the peppers don’t stand upright, slice a small amount from the bottom to flatten the surface.

Cook rice according to package directions. Lightly oil a baking tray. Arrange the peppers and their tops on the tray and cook in the oven for 20 minutes, or until peppers are cooked, but still firm. They mustn’t collapse! Remove peppers from oven and allow to cool while you make the filling.

For the filling Heat 1 tbsp oil in large frying pan over medium heat. Add the chopped onion and mushrooms, sauté for 3-4 minutes, until the mushrooms have softened and reduced in size. Increase the heat to medium-high. Add teh Eyves soy ground round, herbs and chilli flakes and continue to cook, stirring occasionally until browned. Drain the excess oil. Reduce heat to low, then add the pepper sauce and cooked rice. Stir to combine and cook for 2-3 more minutes, or until mixture is heated through.

Fill each pepper to the brim, allow the mixture to spill over slightly.

Place a top on to each stuffed pepper and serve with green salad.

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