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Spring and Summer Gardening: Preparing your soil With spring just around the corner and the planting season about to begin many retailers will start to display the early season plants that flourish in cooler weather and soon the local greenhouses will be opening for the beginning of the planting season.

Prior to purchasing the tempting displays of bright and colourful plants, a good gardening tip is to prepare your soil for your new plants. Even the richest soil needs to nourishment on a yearly basis.

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Your choice of a: - Trowel - Garden hoe - Shovel - Tined garden rake Paper Recycle Bags for garden debris PH Soil Testing Kit Gardening Gloves – optional Additional Soil – to be determined based on individual garden needs Preparing your soil: 1. Use your rake to clean away any remaining plant debris from your garden bed 2. Use your shovel to dig up any stubborn root balls that were left behind 3. Collect all of the old plant debris into the paper recycle bags as they are accepted by most City Composting Programs.

- When planting in gardening beds or planning in pots, a good housekeeping rule is to loosen the compacted soil that has settled over the fall and winter months.

4. Use your trowel, shovel or rake to dig down and loosen soil in your garden beds or containers - Loosening the soil will allow oxygen to seep into the deeper layers of your

soil and will allow you to evaluate the condition of the soil and determine what you will need to add to create the best growing soil for your plants.

5. Take a small sample of your soil and use the PH Test Kit test your soil’s PH levels - Now that you know your soils PH levels you can now determine what type of soil that can be added your exiting garden beds.

6. You can use a trowel, shovel or a rake to mix your new soil in to your garden beds.

- The different types soil that can be added to garden beds or planter pots are organic compost, peat moss, pre-mixed soil, sandy loam and vermiculite.

Are your PH levels too high?

For soils that have high PH levels of 7.5 or higher, organic compost, peat moss and composted leaves are great soil additives as they are naturally more acidic and will help to balance your soils PH levels.

Just remember to keep your soil type in mind when choosing your plants as some shrubs and plants thrive in alkaline soils like Potentilla shrubs, Lilac trees, and Delphiniums.

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If you soil is too acidic or has a low PH levels, adding dolomite lime, bone meal, bloodmeal, or crushed oyster shells to your soil are excellent options to add to your garden beds or containers.

There are a great many plants that flourish in soils that are slightly more acidic or has a PH range from 5.0 to 7.0, like tomatoes, beans, pumpkins, sunflowers, begonias; and shrubs like rhododendrons and azaleas.

Common Types of Soil: Organic compost: Compost can come in different types whether its organic plant based, mushroom based, sea-soil, or animal based compost.

If you have dry, flakey soil you can increase the moisture holding capacity of your soil by adding compost, this will also increase your soils ability to hold and release nutrients that are needed for stimulating plant growth throughout the growing season. Not all composts will have the same nutrient levels, so always be sure of what your existing soils needs are and add the most suitable type of compost.

Pre-Mixed Soil: Pre-mixed soil can come in many different varieties like pre-mixed potting soil, garden mix, premium container mix and top soil.

These types of pre-mixes have different levels of soil composition and nutrient levels; and all have different levels of application depending on the needs of your current soil.

Most pre-mixed soil will have an additive called vermiculite or pearlite which are excellent for increasing drainage in hard or heavy soil types.

Peat Moss: Peat moss is an excellent additive for plants that thrive in acidic soil like Blueberries, Radishes and Azaleas. Due to the acidic nature of Peat moss it is also commonly added to the soil around Hydrangeas as acidic soil turns the blooms a brilliant blue colour. Peat Moss also has the ability of retaining high levels of moisture, as it can hold several times its own weight in water. If you have a very dry, loose soil Peat Moss can be added to help retain water during hot weather and reduce the frequency of water you would normally have to do.

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We have added online contact info for each of our favorite Mission After one of the snowiest winters ever, businesses so you can connect quickly there are signs that Spring is finally here! and conveniently. Oh, and make sure you tell them you saw it in What’s On! Not only are the bulbs we planted last year starting to pop up and bloom, but the Lastly, it was a real shock to our community Springtime events that we have come to to lose our dear friend and community expect at this time of the year are now soon champion, Jimmy Logan. Jimmy was upon us. So many wonderful community featured on the cover of the Jan/Feb issue events including galas, festivals, musicals, of What’s On! Mission Magazine and and Spring Break Activities. Be sure to we will miss his tireless promotion of the follow along with our newly formatted magazine and his work with the Canadian Event Listings on pages 4 - 10 and mark Cancer Society. Thank-you Jimmy! your calendar with exciting activities happening right in your own community.

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Ongoing February 24 - March 12, Office Hours by Norm Foster, Thurs - Sat @ 8pm, Sun @ 2pm. Opening Nite Theatre 33223 Railway Ave. www. openingnitetheatre.com March 2 - April 8 & May 4 - June 10 - Mission Hospice Society Volunteer Training. Email AElias@ MissionHospice.bc.ca for more info and to register.

March 2 - April 20 - Conscious Aging Workshops, at Chartwell Cedarbrooke 32331 7 Ave. Register in advance at 604.287.3821 or mumiris@gmail.com.

March 7 – March 25 - “Refigurations” an exhibition by Monique Motut-Firth, Opening Reception March 11, 1:00pm - 4:00pm in The Rock Family Gallery at the Mission Arts Centre, 33529, First Ave. For more information and our Gallery hours visit www.missionartscouncil.ca or call 604-826-0029.

March 28 – April 15 - “Sketch” an exhibition by Alexander Yegodaev, Opening Reception April 1, 1:00pm - 4:00pm in The Rock Family Gallery at the Mission Arts Centre, 33529, First Ave. For more information and our Gallery hours visit www. missionartscouncil.ca or call 604826-0029.

April 18 – May 6 - “ARTeSCAPES” a Children’s Exhibition K-6,Opening Reception April 22, 1:00pm 4:00pm in The Rock Family Gallery at the Mission Arts Centre, 33529, First Ave. For more information and our Gallery hours visit www. missionartscouncil.ca or call 604826-0029.

March March 1, 2, 3, 4 Mission Secondary School Presents HAIRSPRAY, 7pm at the Clarke Theatre 33700 Prentis Ave. Tickets available the M.S.S. Office.

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March 1 Nordic Walking Group, 9am - 10am at FR Heritage Park, 7494 Mary St. info.ltlc@telus.net or 604-820-0220 The Importance of Books Beyond Text, 10am - 12pm at LLC 32444 7th Ave, info.ltlc@telus.net or 604-8200220 March 3 The Kwerks with Kellen Saip at LIVE Fridays, doors open at 6pm with Food Trucks and Drink Specials, Music starts at 8:30pm at The Stage 32998 1st Ave. For tickets and info visit www.SeawestEntertainment.com March 4 10th Annual Mission Writers & Readers Festival, 9:30am - 4pm at HPC 33700 Prentis Ave. info.ltlc@ telus.net or 604-820-0220.

Mission Coffee House with “Roads Unknown”, at the Clarke Theatre Cafetorium 33700 Prentis Ave. $5.00 at the door. 7pm Open Stage hosted

by Kitchen Sync. 8pm Main Act www.steppingstonemusic.ca March 5 Walk Mission - Dewdney Slough, 10am - 11am, Meet at Dewdney Elementary, www.mission.ca. For more info contact 604-820-5350.

Vancouver Arts Club Theatre presents ‘Bittergirl’, 7:30pm at the Clarke Theatre 33700 Prentis Ave. Tickets and info at www.artsclub.ca or call 1.877.299.1644.

March 6 French Conversation (Advanced), 9am - 10am at the LLC 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@telus.net 604-8200220 French Conversation (Beginner), 10:15am - 11:15am at the LLC 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@telus.net 604-820-0220 French Conversation (Intermediate), 11:30am - 12:30pm at the LLC 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@ telus.net 604-820-0220 Reel On The River presents I, DANIEL BLAKE, 7pm at the SilverCity Cinema at the Junction, $10 at the

door. Info at www.reelontheriver.ca March 8, 9, 10 Synergy Dance Competition, 8am – 8pm at the Clarke Theatre 33700 Prentis Ave. www. synergydancecompetition.ca March 8 Travel: Israel & the Shofar, 10am 12pm at the LLC 32444 7th Ave. info. ltlc@telus.net or 604-820-0220 Monthly Meeting of Soroptimist International of AbbotsfordMission, 6pm in the Vancity Community Room- 150-32555 London Ave. For more info siabbotsford.mission@soroptimist. net Mission Adopt-a-Block Society AGM, 6:30pm at Cedarbrooke Chateau 32331 7th Ave. www. missionadoptablock.com March 9 15th Annual Walkathon, 9am 12pm at the LLC 32444 7th Ave. info. ltlc@telus.net or 604-820-0220 Mission Genealogy Group, 1pm 3pm at the LLC 32444 7th Ave. info. ltlc@telus.net or 604-820-0220 March 10 Bus Tour: Fraser River Discovery Centre & Westminster Quay, 9:30am - 3pm at the LLC 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@telus.net or 604-8200220.

Pro D Day Skate, 1pm - 2:20pm at the Mission Leisure Centre, www. mission.ca Contact 604-820-5350 for more info.

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March 11 Mission City Farmers Market Seedy Saturday, 10am - 2pm at Heritage Park Middle School (Clarke Theatre Lobby) 33700 Prentis Ave. Seed exchange and cookbook exchange, lots of new and returning vendors. Music with Tony O’Hara, crafts for children sponsored

by Family Place. For more info; manager@missioncityfarmersmarket. com or find us on Facebook.

DRAG & DINE - a fundraiser for the Fraser Valley Youth Society, doors at 6pm, show at 9pm at The Stage 32998 1st Ave. All You Can Eat Forno Pizza and a DRAG Show for $25. Tickets available online at www.TheStageInMission.ca March 13 Monthly Spin-In for Mission Weavers & Spinners Guild Members, 1pm - 3pm. Bring your spinning wheel! LoomRoom at Trendy or What Knot Yarns & Gifts 33118A First Ave. 604-287-5668 missionwsg@gmail.com.

March 13 – March 17 - Camp MAC for Children, age 5 - 12, 10am - 11:30am at the Mission Arts Centre, 33529 First Ave. For more information, visit www.missionartscouncil.ca or call 604-826-0029.

March 13 - 24 Spring Break Activities at the Mission Leisure Centre, www. mission.ca. From Spring Break sports and tech camps to swimming, skating and drop-in sports, we have something to keep everyone busy! For more info contact 604-820-5350 March 15 Now That’s Magic with Gary Savard! 2pm -2:45pm at the Mission Library. 604-826-6610 March 16 Mission Chamber of Commerce AGM & Luncheon – Special Guest Speaker Work BC, 11:30am at the Mission Golf & Country Club. To register visit www.missionchamber. bc.ca St. Patrick’s Day Dance with Sweetwater, 1pm - 4pm at the Mission Seniors’ Activity Centre 33100 10th Avenue (at Talbut).

Call 604.814.2188 email info@ missionseniorscentre.com March 17 Leprechaun Swim, 1pm - 3pm at the Mission Leisure Centre, www.mission. ca. Join us in the pool for some fun, games and luck o’ the Irish! Contact 604-820-5350 for more info.

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St Patrick’s Day Tea at McConnell Creek Hall, 1pm - 3pm. 35483 Hartley Rd. Admission $5.00, children 6 & under free. Come and enjoy an old fashioned tea. Lots of sandwiches, goodies, tea and coffee will be served to you. Cake walk, surprise table, book sale & door prizes. For more information, contact Anna: 604-826-8311 or Virginia: vvail@telus.net March 20 – March 23 Camp MAC for Youth, age 13 18, from 10:30am - Noon at the Mission Arts Centre, 33529 First Ave. For more information, visit www. missionartscouncil.ca or call 604826-0029.

March 20 Reel On The River presents MOONLIGHT, 7pm at the SilverCity Cinema at the Junction, $10 at the door. Info at www.reelontheriver.ca March 21 Long Table Dinner at Emma’s Acres, 34890 Cemetery Ave. In honour of the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. Call Sherry EdmundsFlett L.I.N.C. Society for more details 604-852-5514.

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March 29 Spring Cleaning: Decluttering Workshop, 10am - 12pm at the LLC 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@telus.net or 604-820-0220

March 24 Escape Room: Operation Spy (Registration required), 3:30 pm - 4:15 at the Mission Library 604.826.6610.

March 30 Tech Time: Learn to Use Your Tablet, Computer or Cell Phone, 1pm - 2:30pm at the LLC 32444 7th Ave. Pre-register! info.ltlc@telus.net 604-820-0220

Take 2 Productions presents Saving BBC - a Night of Sketch Comedy, doors at 6pm, show at 7:30pm at The Stage 32998 1st Ave. Advance tickets available by calling 604.309.4850 or visit www.

TheStageInMission.ca. Tickets also available at the door.

March 31 The John Welsh Band at LIVE Fridays, doors open at 6pm with Food Trucks and Drink Specials, Music starts at 8:30pm at The Stage 32998 1st Ave. For tickets and info visit www.SeawestEntertainment.com

March 25 Take 2 Productions presents Saving BBC - a Night of Sketch Comedy, doors at 6pm, show at 7:30pm at The Stage 32998 1st Ave. Advance tickets available by calling 604.309.4850 or visit www.

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Tanya Tucker presented by Rockit Boy Entertainment, 8pm at the Clarke Theatre 33700 Prentis Ave. Tickets at www.ticketmaster.ca or call 1.877.985.5000.

March 27 MP Roundtable, Details TBA at www.missionchamber.bc.ca.

Monthly Mission Weavers & Spinners Guild Meeting, doors open at 6:30pm, meeting starts at 7:00pm.

New members welcome! Membership $25/yr. LoomRoom at Trendy or What Knot Yarns & Gifts 33118A First Ave, Mission. 604-287-5668 missionwsg@gmail.com March 28 Book Discussion, Wilde, Oscar The Soul of Man Under Socialism, 1:30pm - 3:30pm at the LLC 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@telus.net or 604820-0220 Philosopher’s Café, 7pm - 9pm at Chartwell Cedarbrooke, 32331 7th Ave. info.ltlc@telus.net or 604-8200220

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Rotary Trivia Night Fundraiser, doors open at 7pm - event at 7:30pm at Chartwell’s Cedarbrooke Chateau 32331 7th Ave. Tickets $20 available at Cedarbrooke Chateau and Sue’s Copy Place.

April April 1 Mission Coffee House with “Thistle Dew”, at the Clarke Theatre Cafetorium 33700 Prentis Ave. $5.00 at the door. 7pm Open Stage hosted

by Kitchen Sync. 8pm Main Act www.steppingstonemusic.ca The DRAG Show - Female Impersonators and Adult Comedy, doors at 7pm, show at 9pm at The Stage 32998 1st Ave. $10 Advance tickets available at www.

TheStageInMission.ca April 2 Walk Mission - Rotary Sports Park Scenic Route, 10am - 11am. Meet at Rotary Sports Park Concession. www. mission.ca. For more info contact 604-820-5350.

April 4, 5, 6 Mission Community Foundation – Scholarship Interviews, 8:30am – 4:30pm at A184-33700 Prentis Avenue (Heritage Park School Annex).

Contact: Angie 604.826.5322

April 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 Shine Dance Festival, 8am – 10pm at the Clarke Theatre 33700 Prentis Ave. www.shinedance.ca April 5 Fraud Prevention, 10am - 12pm at the LLC 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@ telus.net or 604-820-0220 April 8 Shred-a-thon, 10am - 2pm at the Mission Library 604.826.6610.

Naughty Knights - Exotic Male Review, doors at 7pm, show starts at 9pm at The Stage 32998 1st Ave. $10 Advance tickets available at www.TheStageInMission.ca April 10 Monthly Spin-In for Mission Weavers & Spinners Guild Members, 1pm - 3pm. Bring your spinning wheel! LoomRoom at Trendy or What Knot Yarns & Gifts 33118A First Ave, Mission. 604-287-5668 missionwsg@gmail.com April 11 Book Discussion, Lenin, Vladimir The Economic Basis of the Withering Away of the State, 1:30pm - 3:30pm at the LLC 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@telus.net or 604820-0220 April 12 Easter Tea, 12:30pm - 2:30pm at the LLC 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@ telus.net or 604-820-0220 April 13 Pysanky: Ukrainian Easter Egg Making (supplies provided, registration required.) 7pm - 8:30pm at the Mission Library 604.826.6610.

April 19 From the Ashes of Vesuvius: Pompeii and its Aftermath, 10am 12pm at the LLC 32444 7th Ave. info. ltlc@telus.net or 604-820-0220 April 20 Mission Genealogy Group, 1pm 3pm at the LLC 32444 7th Ave. info. ltlc@telus.net or 604-820-0220 Chamber Travel – Incredible India Information Night, 5pm – 7pm at the Chamber Office. Open to members & non-members. For more info call the Chamber at 604-826-6914.

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April 21 Bus Tour: Abbotsford Tulip Festival & the Reach Gallery, 10am - 3pm at the LLC 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@telus.net or 604-820-0220 Ewan MacIntyre Band at LIVE Fridays, doors open at 6pm with Food Trucks and Drink Specials, Music starts at 8:30pm at The Stage 32998 1st Ave. For tickets and info visit www.SeawestEntertainment.com April 22 Open Mike Jam, 7pm - 12am at the Historic Silverhill Hall 31016 Silverhill Ave. Food will be available. For further information call 778-3444155 or 604-826-6501.

April 23 - 29 National Volunteer Week. For more information on volunteering in Mission, please visit the Volunteer Mission website at www. volunteermission.ca.

April 23 Frozen – The Musical, 3pm at the Clarke Theatre 33700 Prentis Ave. Purchase Tickets at 1.855.251.6107.

April 24 Monthly Mission Weavers & Spinners Guild Meeting, doors open at 6:30pm, meeting starts at 7:00pm.

New members welcome! Membership $25/yr. LoomRoom at Trendy or What Knot Yarns & Gifts 33118A First Ave, Mission. 604-287-5668 missionwsg@gmail.com April 25 Book Discussion, Zamyatin, Yvengy We (selection), 1:30pm - 3:30pm at the LLC 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@ telus.net or 604-820-0220 April 26 AGM at Lifetime Learning Centre, 12:30pm - 2:30pm at the LLC 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@telus.net or 604820-0220 April 27 Tech Time: Learn to Use Your Tablet, Computer or Cell Phone, 1pm - 2:30pm at the LLC 32444 7th Ave. Pre-register! info.ltlc@telus.net 604-820-0220 April 28, 29, 30 Jr. Spring Retreat at Camp Luther, Registration at 7:00pm Friday, Pick up at 1:00pm on Sunday. Camp Luther 9311 Shook Rd. $95 per camper. Contact cody@campluther.ca for more info!

April 29 Fraser Valley Academy of Dance Presents Disney’s Beauty & the Beast, 1pm at the Clarke Theatre

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33700 Prentis Ave. Tickets and info at www.fvad.ca or call 604826.0097.

Mission Hospice Society Super Hero’s Gala, doors at 5:30pm at the Best Western Mission City Lodge Ballroom. Info and tickets at AElias@ MissionHospice.bc.ca.

April 30 Walk Mission - Dewdney Trunk Wander, 10am -11am. Meet at corner or Cedar and Dewdney Trunk empty parking lot. www.mission.ca. For more info contact 604-820-5350.

May May 2 Meet your Provincial Candidates All Candidates Forum, Clarke Theatre 33700 Prentis Ave. Sponsored by the Mission Regional Chamber of Commerce and the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board.

May 3 Calm, Alert and Learning – 5 steps of self-regulation for children to deal with stress, 7pm – 8.30pm at the Clarke Theatre 33700 Prentis Ave. Hosted by the Mission DPAC. Free May 6 22nd Annual Ukrainian Cultural Festival, 9:30am - 6:30pm at the Clarke Theatre 33700 Prentis Ave. Dance, Music, Food, Arts & Crafts. www.bcucf.ca for more info.

Craft and Artisan Fair, 10am - 3pm at Silverhill Hall 31016 Silverhill Ave. Everyone welcome to join us for free coffee and cookies and to shop. For more information call 604-8266501.

Recurring Events Sundays Advanced & Beginner Tai-Chi, 9:15am at the Mission Seniors Activity Centre 33100 10th Ave. Call 604.814.2188 for more info.

St. Andrew’s United Church Worship, 11:30 am at All Saints’ Anglican Church – James St. at 2nd Ave. We are having coffee hour at 10:45 each Sunday after the Anglican service and before the United Church service.

Sunday Blues Jam, 3:30pm -7:30pm at The Historic Dewdney Pub. 604826-4762 for more info.

Open Mic with Jennie Bice, 6pm 10pm at Sisto’s Pub 34555 Vosburgh Ave

Mondays Bohdi Meditation, 10:30am at the Senior’s Centre 33100 10th Ave. Call 604.814.2188 for more info.

NEW! Intergenerational Quilting Group, 12:30 p.m.to 2:30 pm at the LLC 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@telus. net or 604-820-0220 Mission Drop-in Centre Bingo, 12:30pm at the Senior’s Activity Centre. More info at 604.814.2188.

Mission Scrabble Club, 1pm - 4pm in the Craft Room, Cedarbrooke Chateau 32331 Seventh Ave. Contact: Sandra Gjertsen 604-8260459 Senior’s Mixed Bridge, 1:30pm at the Senior’s Activity Centre. More info at 604.814.2188

Warm Fuzzies Knitting Group, 1pm - 2:30pm at LLC 32444 7th Ave. info. ltlc@telus.net or 604-820-0220 Art Classes (series of 10), 1:30pm - 2:30pm at the LLC 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@telus.net or 604-820-0220 LEGO Club, March 7 - April 25, 3:30pm - 430pm at the Mission Library. 604-826-6610 Mission Book Club, March 7 & April 4, 7pm - 8pm at the Mission Library.

604-826-6610 Mission Toastmasters Club Meeting, 7:15pm at Cedarbrooke Chateau, 32331 7th Ave. missiontoastmasters@gmail.com or 604 826 1868. www.facebook.com/ MissionToastmasters

Piece Makers Quilting Group, 12:30pm - 2:00pm at the LLC 32444 7th Ave. Mission info.ltlc@telus.net or 604-820-0220

Tuesdays & Thursdays Osteofit – Level 1, 9am at 32444 Seventh Ave. For more info contact 604-820-0220 or info.ltlc@telus. net.

Game Night for All Ages, 5pm 7pm at City Blends Coffee and Tea House 32423 Lougheed Hwy. Play one of ours or bring your own.

Osteofit – Level 2 (Osteofit for Life), 11am at 32444 Seventh Ave. For more info contact 604-820-0220 or info.ltlc@telus.net.

1st Mondays Mission Drop-in Centre General Meeting, 11:30 am. Senior’s Centre 33100 10th Ave. Call 604.814.2188 for more info.

Chair Yoga, 11:30am at 32444 Seventh Ave. For more info contact 604-820-0220 or info.ltlc@telus. net.

3rd Mondays Third Monday Magic! 7pm. Opening Nite Theatre. www.fvmc.ca 4th Mondays Parkinson Support Group, at Carrington House - 32679 6th Ave. Contact Vera 604-864-6898 Tuesdays Mission Drop-in Centre Line Dancing, 9am at the Senior’s Activity Centre. More info at 604.814.2188 Low Impact, 10am at 32444 Seventh Ave. For more info contact 604-8200220 or info.ltlc@teluts.net Health & Wellness Program, 10am at the Seniors Activity Centre. More info at 604.814.2188.

Fun N’ Run Playtime, 11am 1pm at the Mission Leisure Centre Gymnasium, www.mission.ca. Contact 604-820-5350 for more info.

Rotary Club of Mission Mid-day Luncheon, 11:45am - 1pm. Martin’s Downtown. Call 604.826.6914 for info.

Crafts / Knitting, 10am at the Senior’s Activity Centre. More info at 604.814.2188 Level 3 Fitness, 10am at LLC 32444 7th Ave. More info at info.ltlc@telus. net or 604-820-0220 Every 2nd Tuesday BUSINESS CARD SOCIAL, March 7 & 21 / April 4 & 18, 9:30am - 11am at Ricky’s Country Restaurant 32081 Lougheed Hwy. Contact Deborah Raymond 778-895-6045 for more details.

Wednesdays Breakfast with the Rotary Club of Mission, 7am - 8am at Cedarbooke Chateau 32331 7th Ave. Call 604.826.1382 for more info.

Nordic Walking Group, 9am at Fraser River Heritage Park 7494 Mary St. For more info contact info. ltlc@telus.net or 604-820-0220.

Chair Fitness Exercise, 9:15am at the Senior’s Activity Centre. More info at 604.814.2188.

Senior’s Drop-in Crib, 10:15am at the Senior’s Activity Centre. More info at 604.814.2188

To advertise call 604-832-3130 or e-mail WhatsOnMission@live.ca

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This opportunity allows for grieving children whom have suffered a loss to explore the great outdoors. There is NO COST to their families and need only bring a sleeping bag, clothes and a pillow.

Activities Include: swimming, canoeing, kayaking, low ropes and high ropes, archery, horseback riding and more.

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WHAT’S ON! MISSION EVENTS CALENDAR FOLLOW OUR EVENTS ON FACEBOOK AND TWITTER • F - WHATS ON MISSION T - @WHATSONMISSION Submit events for FREE to whatsonmission@live.ca. All events submitted that are in Mission and open to the public will be included in the Events Calendar, at whatsonmission.ca, on Facebook and Twitter.

Wiggle Time, March 1 - May 31, 10:30am - 11:30 m at the Mission Library 604-826-6610 International Knitting Club, March 1 - 29 & April 5 - 26, 12pm - 2pm at the Mission Library 604-826-6610 Writers Group: Anthology (series of 10), 12pm - 2:30pm at the LLC 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@telus.net or 604-820-0220 Drop-in Bingo, 12:30pm at the Senior’s Activity Centre. More info at 604.814.2188 Mission Ukulele Circle, 1:30pm 3:30pm at St. Andrews Place, 7365 Cedar St. For further details contact Richard at percman54@gmail.com.

Make It and Take It Craft Program, March 22 & April 26, 3:30pm 4:30pm at the Mission Library 604826-6610 Mission Word Keepers, March 15 & April 19, 7pm - 8:30pm at the Mission Library 604-826-6610 Karaoke, 7:30pm at the Historic Dewdney Pub. 604-826-4762 for more info.

1st & 3rd Wednesdays Jazz Jam with Doug, 7 pm - 9pm at City Blends Coffee and Tea House 32423 Lougheed Hwy. 2nd Wednesdays Shining Spirit Reiki Wellness, 7pm 10pm. Oasis Rejuvenation Centre 203 - 32331 7th Ave. www.healbc.com Thursdays Mission Drop-in Centre Line Dancing, 8:45am at the Senior’s Activity Centre. More info at 604.814.2188 Mission Midwifery Post-Partum Drop in, 9:30am - 11am September - June (closed for December) 7514 Welton St. Open to all mothers of babies 0 - 12 months. For more info missionmidwife@gmail.com or check out our Facebook page -search Mission Midwifery Art Appreciation: Modern (3 sessions), 10am - 12pm at the LLC 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@telus.net or 604-820-0220 Crafts / Knitting, 10am at the Mission Seniors Activity Centre 33100 10th Ave. Call 604.814.2188 for more info.

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Art Appreciation: Modern (3 sessions), 10am - 12pm at the LLC 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@telus.net or 604-820-0220 Babytime, March 2 - April 27, 10:30am - 11:30am at the Mission Library. 604-826-6610 Intergenerational Gardening Club, 11am - 12:30pm at the LLC 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@telus.net or 604820-0220 Civilizations & the Transition to Global Community (6 sessions), 12:30pm - 2pm at the LLC 32444 7th Ave. info.ltlc@telus.net or 604-8200220 Jam Sessions, 1pm at the Senior’s Activity Centre. More info at 604.814.2188 Psychic Readings by Lyndsie, 6pm - 8:30pm at City Blends Coffee and Tea House 32423 Lougheed Hwy. Contact Lyndsie for more info @ 604 302 0941.

Trendy Knuts! Social Club for Yarnies, 6:30pm-8:30pm at Trendy or What Knot Yarns & Gifts 33118A First Ave - A free to attend, weekly gathering for yarnies in all disciplines.

Come armed with your project bags and bring your friends! (not limited to knitting! all disciplines are welcome! no teaching!) 604-287-5668 Hotties Family Friendly Open Mic hosted by MarKaren, 6pm - 8pm at Hotties: Mobile Pasta Bar and Catering 31170 Dewdney Trunk Road. Call (604) 462 8877 and check us out on Facebook.

Larry Vollans hosts ‘Open Mic/ Acoustic Jam’, 7:30pm at the Historic Dewdney Pub. 604-8264762 for more info.

Every other Thursday French Conversation Salon, 7pm. Open to all adults who are learning French. Contact Michelle at 778-982-3626 or michellelanguagetutoring@hotmail.ca. www.tutoringbymichelle.ca 1st Thursdays Mission Seniors Activity Centre Assoc General Meeting, 10:30am at the Mission Senior’s Centre 33100 10th Ave. Call 604.814.2188 for more info.

Ladies Defense Workshop, 7:30pm - 8:30pm at Seung-Ri Mission Taekwondo Academy. www. missiontaekwondo.ca

2nd Thursdays Mission Valley Women’s Network Monthly Luncheons, 11:45am - 1pm at the Mission Springs Restaurant, 7160 Oliver St. $3.00/Member $5.00 Guest/or Drop in (Individuals Order off the Menu) Guest speakers and networking opportunities RSVP to Heidi at: vwn.mission@gmail.com

Red Road Yoga (registration required), February 18 - March 18, 10:30 – 12 pm at the Mission Library 604-826-6610

4th Thursdays (except December) Fraser Valley Needlearts Guild Day Meeting,) 9:30am - 1:30pm at the Cherry Craft Room at Chartwell Cedarbrooke Retirement Residences, 32331 7th Ave. Bring your lunch, or order it on arrival. Contact for more info: fvngbc@gmail.com

Music with The Eco-Systems Band, 7pm - 9pm at City Blends Coffee and Tea House 32423 Lougheed Hwy.

Fridays Mission Chair Fitness Exercise, 9:15am at the Senior’s Activity Centre. More info at 604.814.2188 Mission Senior Drop-in Crib, 11am at the Senior’s Activity Centre. More info at 604.814.2188 LIVE Fridays, doors at 6pm, LIVE entertainment 8pm -11pm. Drink Specials, Food Truck on site 6pm - 10pm when available. The Stage 32998 1st Ave. Info and Tickets at www.SeawestEntertainment.com. www.TheStageInMission.ca Music Night with ‘Back to Basics’, 7pm - 10pm at City Blends Coffee and Tea House 32423 Lougheed Hwy. Karaoke Party Night with Les Kizmann, at The 14th Avenue Pub. 32516 14th Ave. Facebook - The 14th Avenue Pub for more info.

2nd Fridays Old Age Pensioners General Meeting, 1:30pm at the Senior’s Centre 33100 10th Ave. Call 604.814.2188 for info.

Teen Art Club (For ages 12 to 18), March 18 & April 8, 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm at the Mission Library 604-8266610

Every other Saturday French Conversation Salon, 1pm. Open to all adults who are learning French. Contact Michelle at 778-982-3626 or michellelanguagetutoring@hotmail.ca. www.tutoringbymichelle.ca 2nd Saturdays Live Bands at The 14th Avenue Pub, 32516 14th Ave. Facebook The 14th Avenue Pub. Live Music - Classic Rock & Country at the Historic Dewdney Pub 8793 River Rd S. www. historicdewdneypub.ca Weeknights THE HAPPINESS (R)EVOLUTION’s Evening of creative exploration, inspiration, self-growth & empowerment. 6:30pm - 8pm (check website for specific dates) Mission Community Library. www. kaizeninspiredlife.com/happinessrevolution Once a Month Gem and Crystal Show, at City Blends Coffee and Tea House 32423 Lougheed Hwy. Contact Erin for times and dates @ 604 839 0241 (text only please).

3rd Fridays Healing Connections, 7pm – 9pm at Oasis Retreat Spa B&B 11734 Allan St. Stave Falls. For info or tickets, call 604.462.7780. www.oasis-retreat. com 4th Fridays Old Age Pensioners Birthday Party, 1:30pm at the Senior’s Centre 33100 10th Ave. Call 604.814.2188 for info.

Saturdays Weaving for Beginners, February 4 - 25 at the LoomRoom at Trendy or What Knot Yarns & Gifts 33118A First Ave. 604-287-5668 missionwsg@gmail.com

To advertise call 604-832-3130 or e-mail WhatsOnMission@live.ca

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Enjoy a variety of salads Creek Raj and her family wouldat like Silver to thank everyone who Café has supported Silver Creek Café. They are pleased to celebrate 5 Years of serving Mission at their location in the Silver Creek Industrial Park and appreciate the Lougheed 7 person who has contributed to their success support of each andHwy every over the past 5 years.

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Silver Creek Café’s house specials include Raj’s famous Tandoori Salad, Club House Sandwich, and Sweet Chilli Chicken Wrap! *

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Serving Breakfast All Day Catering for All Occasions Chicken Caesar Salad, Tandoori Chicken Salad and More!!

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Daily Specials Online: www.silvercreekcafe.ca

31510 Gill Ave

Silver Creek Industrial Park 31510 Gill Ave Mission 604-826-2255

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Mission Adopt-A-Block Annual General Meeting

Join us for our 2017 AGM! March 8th @ 6:30PM Cedarbrooke Chateau

Guest presenter and refreshments (seeking new board members!)

RSVP by March 6th

Spring Clean-up!

Our annual Spring Clean-ups takes place on April 28th/29th, and May 6th/13th.

Please be sure to slow down, give a wave, and keep our volunteers safe!

Mission Adopt-a-Block Society

www.missionadoptablock.com 604-826-9423 coordinator@missionadoptablock.com Program Proudly Sponsored By:

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22nd Annual BC Ukrainian Cultural Festival

Dance, Music, Food, Arts & Crafts May 6th, 2017 from 9:00am - 6:30pm Clarke Theatre: Located at the Heritage Park Secondary School 33700 Pren�� ��e Mi��ion, �C

Admission:

Adults & Seniors - $8.00 Youth (7-18 years) - $5.00 Children (6 and under) - $1.00

Inquiries please email: info@bcucf.ca Website: www.bcucf.ca Sponsored by the �C ��rainian Cultural �es��al Society A non-pro�t or�ani�a�on

Mission Soccer Club Trivia Answers: 1912, 1986, 2000, Craig Forrest (Goalkeeper), Fair Play Award

Spring registration ends March 12 so don’t delay AGM coming soon check Facebook or our website for updates Awards night: April 3 @ The Clarke Theatre 7:00 - 9:30 pm

www.facebook.com/missionsoccerclub/ FOR MORE INFORMATION FIND US ON THE WEB

Web: http://missionsoccerclub.com/

facebook: facebook.com/missionsoccerclub/

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Economic Development 2016 Year in Review 2016 saw the Mission Economic Development Department tasked with a number of key objectives which included business retention and expansion (BRE), marketing and communications, investment attraction and workforce development. Here are some of year’s highlights and accomplishments:

Fraser Valley Bald Eagle Festival Guide.

• Social media saw 1,200 followers join us on Twitter, with over 175,000 tweet impressions.

We regularly update the community through the District of Mission’s Facebook page and Mission What’s On Magazine.

• Twelve business tours were undertaken to give Mayor and Council a stronger understanding of the local business environment and associated opportunities and challenges facing our business community.

Visits included Abstract Glass, Lumex Instruments and T-Lane Nation. Economic Development staff also joined the Mission Regional Chamber of Commerce for their business walks, adding even further depth to local business engagement efforts.

• We worked with the Mission Regional Chamber of Commerce and tourism consultants to investigate the creation of a Destination Marketing Organization (DMO) to oversee tourism for Mission.

Until this strategy is finalized, we continue to sit on the Mission Tourism Committee and partner with the cooperative marketing group on the Scenic 7 route (from Coquitlam to Hope). The Mission Parks and Trails Guide was also updated and now includes Sayres Lake.

• Our marketing coverage included 26 blogs in the Biz-e-news (missionbizenews. ca), our web based publication for the business, investment and development community, gaining over 9,000 direct views. Articles focused on local business and project updates. Advertising included the Business in Vancouver Relocation Guide, Mission Visitor Guide and

• Project initiatives have included working on the Official Community Plan, creating a Waterfront pre-development planning process, working with landowners and investors to advance development interest with the Silverdale Lands, and developing an industrial land expansion strategy.

• The

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Improvement Grant applications saw three completions

with The Friendship Centre, Decode Escape Room and Powerhouse Apartments.

• In line with the Districts commitment to technology-led growth, Telus began installing its fibre optic network, which will continue community wide until its estimated completion mid-2017.

Additionally, the Economic Development Department partnered with the Sumas Regional Consortium for High Tech to develop a regional tech development strategy, technology based job portal, and began work on the first Regional Fraser Valley Tech Forum.

• The team worked with several large business owners to advance their expansion needs and continued to assist with the daily requests and queries of local businesses.

• Mission saw 22 film productions, with a total of 58 film days in 2016, including Riverdale, Jingle All the Way and Scorched Earth; bringing an estimated $259,177.00 to the local economy.

• The Economic Development Select Committee was reestablished as an advisory body to Council, with eleven appointments made. They made their first presentation to Council in October 2016, with focus areas including the Waterfront, industrial lands and improved transportation networks.

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Delta Dawn | What's Your Mama's Name | Soon Love Me Like You Used To | Down To My Last Tear Drop Some Kind Of Trouble | Two Sparrows In A Hurricane It's A Little Too Late | Hangin' In | Blood Red and Goin’ Down Would You Lay With Me | Texas (When I Die)

New Menu Happy Hour Drink & Food Specials Monday - Friday 3pm - 6pm

“They say you must know your target market... we said of course, everyone!”

John Scott Band - LIVE St. Patrick’s Day - Mar 17th Mission Springs Brewing Company 7160 Oliver St, Mission www.MissionSprings.ca FOR RESERVATIONS PLEASE CALL 604.820.1009 EXT. 107

C110 7871 Stave Lake St Mission

Heritage Park Marketplace (Across from HP Middle School) 604 826 2610

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Mission Hospice Society BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT Individual/Family One on One Our trained Bereavement Coordinator provides short term individual and family support to anyone who needs the support. Services are designed to meet the individual’s specific needs and we help people of all ages. We also make referrals to specialized professionals, if further support is needed.

GRIEF SUPPORT GROUPS Memorial Services We host a memorial services once a year to remember your loved ones. Please contact Nathalie Millar for more information and dates.

Pathways, Adults Support Group It’s not easy to understand or accept the death of someone we love. A grief support group is a group of people who come together to help each other through their grief journey.

Some of the benefits of attending can include connecting with others who have gone through similar situations, associating with people who will listen without judgement, new ideas to help you cope and heal, time to share memories of the person who passed, and understanding what responses are natural and normal during grieving Women's Support Group The Mission Hospice Society hosts an ongoing weekly widow’s support group called Tea and Company, which is a weekly support group for women who have lost a spouse.

This program runs Thursday at 10am in the resource room of the Mission Hospice Society.

Circle of Friends, Children’s Grief Support Group This group is aimed at helping children deal with their grief and how to channel their grief in a positive way through crafts and sharing they learn to accept their loss and how to move on. The winter session begins January 24 and runs on Thursday from 3:30pm to 5:15pm in the Mission Hospice Society resource room

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Camp Zajac In July of every year we send Bereaved children to enjoy a few days of camp at Camp Zajac. Horseback riding, archery, kayaking are some of the great activities these children get to enjoy. All children, including those who have successfully gone through our Circle of Friends program are invited to attend the camp free of charge.

Walking Group Our walking group provides an opportunity to walk and talk, while meeting new people who share a common experience that can provide mutual support and acceptance.

This program combines informal support with fresh air and exercise.

Compassionate Friends This is a support group for bereaved parents offered by The Compassionate Friends Organization. They meet at the hospice office every second Monday of the Month. Richard Lepinsky is the trained facilitator for this Chapter.

The mission of The Compassionate Friends: When a child dies, at any age, the family suffers intense pain and may feel hopeless and isolated. The Compassionate Friends provides highly personal comfort, hope, and support to every family experiencing the death of a son or a daughter, a brother or a sister, or a grandchild, and helps others better assist the grieving family.

After Life Conversations This group has been meeting for over two years at the Mission Public Library on the first Monday of every month.

This is an open group where people come together and talk about Near Death Experiences and the possibility of communications with their loved one after their passing.

This is a very open minded group and does not follow any particular religion or spirituality but welcomes all beliefs. It is a safe place where people whom have lost a loved one can share their experiences without judgements or advice.

Mission Hospice Society 32180 Hillcrest Ave. Telephone: 604-826-2235 E-mail: info@missionhospice.bc.ca

To advertise call 604-832-3130 or e-mail WhatsOnMission@live.ca

Mission Hospice Society presents

SUPER HERO GALA APRIL 29, 2017

Dinner, Dancing Live & Silent Auction Presented by Taylor, Tait, Ruley and Company Doors open at 5:30pm • Tickets $85 To purchase tickets please call Angel Elias 604-302-7423 or email aelias@missionhospice.bc.ca

Gala Sponsors: Presenting Sponsor

Platinum Sponsor

Media Sponsors

The Cliff Rock Family

& Rockfour Holding Inc. Reverse Draw Sponsor

Wine Sponsor

Silver Sponsors

Pat & Deb Vale Bronze Sponsors

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SPRING IS HERE!

Live & Silent Auctions

Dinner - Dancing

Get your tickets before March 31 to be eligible for the $500 Early Bird draw!

Silk Degrees #235-32530 Lougheed Highway Mission by Safeway Open 7 Days a Week 604-826-8835

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By Iris Todd-Lewis The process of aging can generate anxiety, fear, loss of sense of self, even avoidance of others in a person who is not prepared physically or emotionally to cope with the bodily changes and reactions to the experience. The next series of classes begin March 2nd at Chartwell For some of us this can be a slow process and with Cedarbrooke, 32331 7th avenue in Mission. Classes knowledge and understanding we move onward, will be each Thursday, from 2 to 4 pm until April 20th. adjusting our lifestyle, finding new interests to replace Please register ahead: Over 600and IONS one Conscious Agingor Facilitators are conducting globally our work environment, way another, we workshops Forms available at Cedarbrooke and at Seniors Activity seem to cope.

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Seniors Kitchen is now open for our members for lunch Monday to Friday 11:00am to 1:00pm.

St. Patrick’s Day Dance with Sweet Water Thursday March 16th 1pm - 4pm Admission $5

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TW Excavating Ltd Over 27 years pushing dirt in the Fraser Valley and still pushing strong!

Property Development - Land Clearing Driveways - Basements Riding Arenas - Paddocks Specializing in Equine Properties since 1990

Call Tom Cassel for a free estimate: P 604.826.1651 C 604.850.4516 Whats On! • www.WhatsOnMission.ca

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Saturday March 31st, 2017 Doors open at 7 - Event at 7:30 Chartwell Cedarbrooke Chateau, 32331 7th Ave Tickets - $20. Available at Chartwell Cedarbrooke Chateau, Sue’s Copy Place

Form a team of six and book a table, or buy a single ticket and join a team!

Compete for the coveted trophy!

Win a door prize!

Refreshments!

Tea, Coffee, and a Cash Wine Bar Appetizers courtesy of Chartwell Cedarbrooke Chateau staff.

Funds raised will support the Starfish Backpack Program, http://starfishpack.com/ a food security program supporting school children in Mission.

Sponsored by Rotary Club of Mission Sunrise 20

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

We prepare all our dishes with the freshest of ingredients, the finest cuts of meats and authentic Thai spices and herbs. We strive to personalize each dish as some of our dishes can be quite spicy. Please let us know what level of spice you prefer when ordering!

Now you can enjoy the delicious food and excellent service of U&I Thai at your event. We can bring everything required to make your function beautiful, delicious and effort free for you. From tableware, linens and even tables and chairs, we will work with you to plan and organize your event making sure that everything is in place for a memorable meal for your guests.

Plus, our chefs prepare the food onsite and our servers pamper you, to ensure you the most delicious and fresh dining experience possible. We also clean up so that when we’re done, you’d never know we were there. Call Ui today for more information 604 875 6999

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Catering at Your Home, Office or Function U&I Thai Fine Cuisine

33261 1st Ave (across from Magnolia’s) Open 11:30am - 9pm Mon - Sat / Closed Sunday For Reservations or Take Out, call 604.287.5596

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DINING IN

DOWNTOWN MISSION English

Tarts

ENGLISH TARTS 33134 1st Ave / 604-289-2253 Open Mon - Sat 8:30AM – 4PM.

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10% OFF

PICKUP ORDERS OVER $20.00 (Please quote What’sOn! Downtown Mission when you place your order.)

OTHER DOWNTOWN RESTAURANTS & CAFES Akasaka 33227 1ST Ave 604-826-5108 Eleni’s Greek 33262 1ST Ave 604-826-4430 English Tarts 33134 1ST Ave 604-289-2253 Hong Kong Boys Wonton & BBQ House 33065 1ST Ave 604-826-8838 LA Sushi Fusion 33152 1ST Ave 604-820-8668 Martin’s Downtown 33157 1ST Ave 604-820-0789 Ocean Pizza Planet 33166 1ST Ave 604-287-1212 Prawn Garden 33035 1ST Ave 604-826-8205 Sweet Spot Café 33057 1ST Ave 604-287-2800 Tim Horton’s 33291 1ST Ave 604-820-6360 U & I Thai 33261 1ST Ave 604 287 5596 Yummy House 33082 1ST Ave 604-287-1688

SWEET SPOT CAFÉ 33057 1st Ave / 604-287-2800 Open Monday - Friday 9AM - 4PM / Saturday 10AM - 4PM

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Mission’s Best Coffee!

SPECIALTY COFFEES vegan treats home made soups fresh made to order sandwiches

604.287.2800

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Celebrating 3 years in business!!!

CHALLENGE YOURSELF AT THE NEWEST ENTERTAINMENT HOT SPOT IN MISSION! 604-287-2268

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New Spring Stock Arriving Daily!

33147 First Ave, Mission

www.rexcoxmenswear.com Don’t Forget the Flowers ...Spring is Coming!

Award Winning Florist 33253 First Ave, Mission 604.826.1110

Custom Garments High Quality Alterations Fabrics & Notions

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# 1 33225 First Ave, Mission

(Inbetween The Gold Bin & Akasaka Japanese Restaurant)

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FINANCIAL SERVICES YOU NEED IN

DOWNTOWN MISSION WWW.DOWNTOWNMISSION.CA ACCOUNTANTS

LAWYERS

Ann Harper Inc. Suite A - 7311 James St (604) 826-1631

Dhindsa Law Corp.

A - 7311 James St (604) 851-2290

Gordon Yard 33395 1st Ave (604) 826-3794

Jonathan Fowler Law Corp.

A - 7311 James St (604) 302-8381

Leskun and Son Accounting #1B – 7331 James St (604) 826-1215

McQuarrie Hunter LLP 7330 Horne St (604) 820-1213

R J Leger CGA 7331 James Street (604) 826-5517

Taylor Tait Ruley & Company 33066 1st Ave (604) 826-1266

REAL ESTATE AND MORTGAGES

BANKS

Royal LePage Wheeler Cheam Realty 33174 1st Ave (604) 820-4689

CIBC 33165 1st Ave (604) 820-6070

Remax Little Oak Realty 33119 1st Ave (604) 302-3822

RBC Royal Bank 33114 1st Ave (604) 820-4700 Scotiabank 33217 1st Ave (604) 820-5475

TAX SERVICES Liberty Tax 101-33031 1st Avenue

DOUG LIFFORD

Mortgage Broker

Doug Lifford Mortgage Broker Services 33054 1st Ave (604) 820-4570

INSURANCE VIC WALLACE

Vic Wallace Insurance 33175 1 Ave (604) 826-6245

(604) 820-8272

HR BLOCK

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HR Block 33042 1 Ave (604) 820-5678

To advertise call 604-832-3130 or e-mail whatsonmission@live.ca

Jonathan Fowler Law Corporation Wills & Estates | Personal Injury | Real Estate

Wills & Estate Planning Power Of Attorney & Healthcare Representation Agreements.

Personal Injury / Auto Accidents Real Estate

DHINDSA

LAW CORPORATION Eleanor MacDonald Estate Planning • Estates Real Estate • Family Law Mission office located at: Suite A 7311 James Street Mission, BC V2V 3V5 Phone (604) 851-2290 Fax (604) 851-2291 Email eleanor@dhindsalaw.com

Call Jonathan today!

Conveniently located in Downtown Mission.

Suite A - 7311 James St, Mission • 604.302.8381 Email jfowler@jfowlerlawcorp.ca • www.jfowlerlawcorp.ca

EXPERTISE + LEGAL SOLUTIONS DEEP COMMUNIT Y ROOTS

Mission’s Fabric Store

Follow us on Facebook and watch for upcoming classes.

Fabrics & Notions • Quilting & Crafting Needs 604-287-1114 A-33167 N. Railway Ave, Mission

www.bentneedlefabrics.ca info@bentneedlefabrics.ca

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MCQUARRIE HUNTER LLP Corporate Sponsor of Mission Regional Chamber of Commerce

Let’s get started on your legal solutions. estate planning and administration employment law family law commercial litigation personal injury disputes property and contractual disputes Contact us in Mission at 604-820-1213 or Surrey at 604-581-7001

Barbara Patrick

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Little Oak Realty

Independently owned and operated.

It’s the Best move you’ll ever make!

Whats On! • www.whatsonmission.ca

YOUR CENTRAL CITY LAW FIRM

FOR LEGAL SOLUTIONS IN MISSION

MCQUARRIE.COM T: 604.581.7001

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Presented by

Fraser Valley Academy of Dance

Music by Alan Menken Lyrics by Howard Ashman and Tim Rice Book by Linda Woolverton Director Kayla Cameron

Music Director Alexander McCune

CLARKE THEATRE April 29, 2017 at 1pm

SHOP - DINE EXPLORE DOWNTOWN MISSION

TICKETS ON SALE at fvad.ca or call 604.826.0097 for Reserved Seating

Disney’s Beauty and the Beast JR. is presented through special arrangement with and all authorized materials are supplied by Music Theatre International. 421 West 54th Street, New York, NY 10019

HELPING YOU

LOOK GREAT

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FOR 29 YEARS

www.swingoptical.com 33231 1st Ave, Downtown Mission

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BOOKKEEPING • ASSURANCE • TAX • CONSULTING BOOKKEPPING • ASSURANCE • TAX • CONSULTING

chartered professional accountant

TAX SEASON IS HERE! Our tax season hours will be Monday to Saturday 8 am until 5 pm March to end of May (excluding April 14, 15 & May 20, 22) Filing deadline for 2016 personal income tax returns are Monday May 1, 2017. Even if you can’t afford to pay -file to avoid the late filing penalty.

WHAT’S NEW FOR 2016?

• Child - As her of July 2016, the as Canada Child Ann Benefits Harper started business career a cashier at her Ann Harper is a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) Benefit (CCB) has replaced the Canada child tax father’s grocery store in Petitcodiac, NB, a small community she has her accounting practice at 7311 James Street, benefit (CCTB), the and national child benefit between Moncton Sussex.

During her supplement business career Mission and also is the owner of Mission City Business (NCBS) the universal child care benefitmanager (UCCB).of a spouse were in NB and she held various positions; business Center, a sharedinoffi ce space for small a farmer the year and you business. made a Thewelding CCB iscompany, a non-taxable benefit.center You and will still get a t agricultural product donation to a registered charity a shopping a non-profi taxsociety. slip of the for thebookkeeping first 6 months of SheUCCB started (RC62) a home based business that provides food or meals to people in the year 2016. in 1990 where she went from business to business doing• Home In 2009,accessibility Ann decided to start her own sole can practitioner expenses – you claim • Thebookkeeping federal family cut thattraining was applicable to 2014 andtax computer for small businesses Chartered Accountant practice in the basement suite ofyou her a maximum of $10,000 for eligible expenses andin2015 hasNew beenBrunswick. eliminated for 2016. southern home in Mission.

In 2012, Ann decided to make the move incurred for work done or goods acquired for an • Children’s arts amount – federally the maximum to downtown Mission and began the Mission City Business eligible dwelling. eligible fees child hasherbeen reduced to business $250. • Sale Deloitte andper Touché hired to assist their small Center, on the corner of James– and First, of a shared office of principal residence the year acquisition, Theclients BC amount remains the same at had a maximum of space facility in which her offi ce is now located.

In 2013, with Simply Accounting.

She then the opportunity the date of the sale and the proceeds of disposition $500.

Children disabilities remains theand must in 2000 to enrollwith in the Chartered amount Accountant program Ann purchased a retiring Ann Senae’s practice and be reported startingCGA in 2016. same at anand additional $500.

The federal will in now has purchased a large block of clients from Gordon worked studied and received her CA portion designation be 2000. eliminated in 2017.

Ann worked both with owner managed enterprisesREMEMBER Yard, CA who is reducing his client base due to email health – Canada Revenue does not use • Eligible educator supply thisyears is or reasons. and audits for theschool JD Irving group. tax For credit the next– few texts, it does not allow you to pay by credit card or a federal creditextensively if you were eligible educator, Ann travelled for an Deloitte doing Sarbanesyou Oxleyprepaid credit card and Canada Revenue will never canwork claim up US. to $1,000 for eligible teaching supplies threaten in the Ann hasyou always veryoractive withbeen arrest jail. in her community, being expenses that you paid for yourself and were not the Treasurer of most every organization that her daughter reimbursed.

Examples Software, board After a year living in Toronto during the weekgames, and NewOur Alicia involved the in. Ann was the president the Atlantic firmwas provides information in this ofpublication books.

Brunswick on the weekends, in 2005 Ann decided to makeforCanada Home-based Business Network, Past Director general guidance only, and does not constitute • ThetheBC education coaching tax credit – coast you can move to the “Florida” of Canada, the west wheretheofprovision the Sussexofand District Chamber of Commerce, Past legal advice, tax advice, accounting claim $500 if you are a had teacher or a assistant Ann’s daughter Alicia moved toteaching a few years earlier. services, Provincial appointee and Treasurer of the 2009 World investment advice, or professional consulting who carried out at least 10 hours of eligible coaching of any Police and Fire Games, Past Director of Administration kind. activities themoved year. to Mission and worked for KPMG in their of the 2014 Mission BC Winter Games, Past Treasurer In 2005in Ann • TheVancouver BC Backoffi toce School – you canwork claim $250she of Mission Community Foundation, Mission Community doing amount risk management where for received each child ised at least 4 years of (CIA) age and herwho Certifi Internal Auditor andunder Certified Services Society, Business and Professional Women of 17 Internal years ofSystems age at Auditor the beginning of 2016 if you your (CISA) designations.

Afterortwo years Mission, and is now President of the Mission Regional spouse are the parent or legal guardian of that child. travelling on the West Coast Express Ann went to a mid-size Chamber of Commerce.

• BCfirm Farmers’ Food credit – if you or your in Burnaby and donation reviewed audits of public companies.

Office: 604.826.1631 Cell: 604.751.3340 ann@annharperca.com www.annharperca.com

Suite A – 7311 James Street, Whats On! • www.whatsonmission.ca Mission

Office: 604.826.1631

ann@annharperca.com www.annharperca.com

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Ballet • Tap • Jazz • Lyrical • Hip Hop • Modern • Contemporary • Acro • Musical Theatre

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Saturday classes are now available to Adult Ages 3 years toAges Adult5 months Registration is now underway!

Ages 3 -20 years registration is now underway!

Recreation and Competition Levels Recreational and Competition Levels Classes start startat at ONLY ONLY $25 Classes $25 aamonth month Call CallToday!

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Perfect Piece

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WEAR COOL GLASSES

NOW OPEN 2 FOR 1 NOW ON Perfect Piece Optical Boutique • Across from CIBC 33166B 1st Ave, Mission • Ph 604 410 2020 Open Monday to Saturday 10:00am - 5:30pm Email perfectpieceoptical@gmail.com

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At the Bellevue Hotel

Events & Entertainment Venue

Where Everyone Comes to Play

LIVE Fridays at The Stage

Every Friday

Live Music • Food Trucks • Drink Specials

What’s On @ The Stage 03.11.17 - DRAG & DINE Fundraiser for FVYS 03.24-25.17 - Saving BBC - A Night of Sketch Comedy 04.01.17 - The DRAG Show 04.08.17 - Naughty Knights Male Review 04.15.17 - Seawest Entertainment Comedy Night 04.22.17 - Music Bingo 04.29.17 - Ladies Spring Fling Event

cks Food Tru iday!

Every Fr

Event tickets and info available at www.TheStageInMission.ca

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The Stage Events & Entertainment Venue at The Bellevue Hotel 32998 1st Ave, Mission • www.TheStageInMission.ca To advertise callvenue 604-832-3130 e-mail WhatsOnMission@live.ca The Stage is an inclusive and a or safe space for all.

mac

Mission Arts Centre 33529 1st Avenue, Mission, BC 604-826-0029 Rock Family Gallery, Gi� Cases, Doris Paterson Atelier Tuesday to Sunday - Noon - 4pm

mission arts council A vibrant community invested in creative arts

www.missionartscouncil.ca

(5:00 pm a�er April 1st)

T HE R OCK F AMILY G ALLERY On Now in the Gallery

MAC Office Hours: Monday to Friday 9am to 4pm

Next in the Gallery

MONIQUE MOTUT-FIRTH

ALEXANDER

YEGODAEV

RE-FIGURATIONS

SKETCH

March 28-April 15 Rock Family Gallery Mission Arts Centre

33529 1st Ave. Mission, BC

Opening Reception: April 1, 1-4pm

Gallery Hours:

March 7-25

Tues-Sun Noon-5:00

Upcoming in the Gallery Galler y Hours: Tues-Sun Noon-4:00

Rock Family Gallery

Mission Arts Centre 33529 1st Ave Mission, BC

Opening Reception March 11, 1-4pm

HOW CAN YOU SUPPORT THE ARTS IN YOUR COMMUNITY? A yearly membership at the MAC is affordable and helps to support our programs.

mac mission arts council

Presents

ARTeSCAPES A Children’s Art Exhibition K-6

"Aliens and Outer Space" April 18th to May 6th, 2017 Opening Reception:

April 22nd from 1 pm to 4 pm

Follow us: Twitter @MissionArtsCncl www.missionartscouncil.ca Instagram mission_arts_cncl Facebook.com/MissionArtsCentre

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Rock Family Gallery Mission Arts Centre 32529 First Ave. Mission

Gallery Hours:

Tuesday - Sunday Noon - 5:00

To advertise call 604-832-3130 or e-mail WhatsOnMission@live.ca

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UPCOMING EVENTS

CAMP MAC

SPRING BREAK March 13 - 23

CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL June 11

CAMP MAC SUMMER July/August

HAUNTED ATTRACTION October 13-15, 20-22, 27-31

The Mission Arts Centre, home of the Rock Family Gallery, supports local, and emerging artists, with a new exhibition every three weeks, throughout the year.

The MAC also promotes many local artists and artisans in our Doris Paterson Atelier, as well as our gift cases, which offer an assortment of gift cards, books, CDs and many other locally handcrafted items for purchase.

Besides our special events, the MAC also offers art classes, membership and volunteering opportunities.

OFFICE HOURS: Monday - Friday 9:00am - 4:00pm

CHRISTMAS CRAFT MARKET

November 4 - 5 MISSION ARTS CENTRE 33529 First Avenue Mission, BC

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SPRING BREAK March 13 - 23 Children 5-12

March 13-17 $9 per session

Youth 13-18

March 20-23 $80 for all 4 days

Art by Claire Sarfeld

GALLERY HOURS:

April - September Tuesday - Sunday 12:00 noon - 5:00pm

October- March Tuesday - Sunday 9:00am - 4:00pm

Classes are held at the Mission Arts Centre 33529 1st Avenue

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

ATTENTION ARTISTS

mac mission arts council

SUBMISSION DEADLINE MAY 1, 2017

Mission Arts Council is accepting applications for solo or group shows for our 2018 Exhibition Calendar We welcome submissions in all 2D and 3D media and techniques, including: SCULPTURE PAINTING DRAWNG FIBRE ART PHOTOGRAPHY

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: 604-826-0029 OR DOWNLOAD THE APPLICATION AT: missionartscouncil.ca

Or visit us at 33529 First Avenue, Mission, BC Corner of Catherwood & Lougheed Hwy across from Mr. Pets

Whats On! • www.WhatsOnMission.ca

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Mission Sports Council and you supporting Kidsport, so all kids can play regardless of financial ability!!

What’s On Magazine and Mission Sports Council present

FUN SPORT FACTS If you know these facts you’re amazing!!

FEATURED SPORTS THIS ISSUE; SOCCER, SOFTBALL, BASEBALL Soccer; find the Mission Soccer ad to find the answers.

What year was the Canadian Soccer Association formed?

What year did the Canadian National Team qualify for the World Cup? What year did the National Team win the CONCACAF Gold Cup? Who was the MVP of the Gold Cup Tournament when Canada won?

What award did the National team win at the Gold Cup Tournament?

Sofball; find the Mission Softball ad to find the answers.

Name the 2016 Softball Hall of Fame Athlete inductee.

Name the 2015 Softball Hall of Fame Athlete inductee.

Name the 2004 Softball Hall of Fame Builder inductee from BC. Name the two Coach of the Year winners from BC since 2000.

Name the 2016 Rose Hodgson Volunteer of the Year Award Winner Baseball; find the Mission Baseball ad to find the answers.

Jackie Robinson played for what Canadian Team?

What position did Jackie Robinson play in Canada?

Jackie Robinson led the International League in what three stats.

The Montreal Royals won the Junior World Series in what year?

What was the name of the stadium the Junior World Series was won in.

True Sport is a values driven program that makes perfect sense for every age and every sport. W hy do Tr ue Spor t principles matter? The True Sport Principles express an approach to sport that the vast majority of Canadians already believe in and practice. Although widely embraced, these principles often go unspoken. So when they are violated — when people’s attitudes and actions threaten healthy and respectful competition — supporters of good sport can be caught off guard, unsure how to stand up for the sport they believe in.

The True Sport Principles are a rallying point for True Sport members — they are universal. The principles can be brought to life in any sport at any level, from playground to podium. An Olympic rowing squad can embrace these principles with the same sense of pride and purpose as an elementary school, an old-timers' league, or a community hockey arena.

For sport to be truly good and have the opportunity to make the greatest difference, all seven of these principles need to be in play at all times, working in perfect balance with one another.

All sports in Mission will be asking for member participation to

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True Sport Principles Go for It -Always strive for excellence and rise to the challenge, but never at the expense of others. Discover how good you can be.

Play Fair -Play honestly and obey the rules, in letter and spirit. Winning is only meaningful when competition is fair.

Respect Others—Show respect for everyone involved in creating a sporting experience, both on the field and off. Win with dignity and lose with grace.

Keep it Fun—Find the joy of sport and have a good time. Keep a positive attitude and look to make a positive difference, on the field and in your community.

Stay Healthy—Place physical and mental health above all other considerations and avoid unsafe activities. Respect your body and keep in shape.

Include Everyone—Share sport with others, regardless of creed, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation or ability.

Invite everyone into sport to make it more meaningful for the whole community.

Give Back—Always remember the community that supports your sport and helps make it possible. Find ways to show your appreciation and help others get the most out of sport.

To advertise call 604-832-3130 or e-mail WhatsOnMission@live.ca

LIFETIME LEARNING CENTRE

EASTER TEA WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12 2017 12:30 P.M.TO 2:30 P.M.

Crafts, Refreshments, & Music. By Donation

OUTDOOR MARKET SEASON ***New Market Location*** Every Saturday starting on: May 6th, 2017 ______________________________________ MARKET DETAILS:

Saturdays (9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.)

Leisure Centre Parking Lot 7650 Grand Street, Mission, BC

LLC 32444 7th Ave. Mission T: 604.820.0220 E: info.ltlc@telus.net W: www.lifetimelearningcentre.org

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

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

33167 #9 London Ave • Tel: 604-217-1232 www.proformancefitness.ca reese.wonnacott@gmail.com HOURS OF OPERATION 7 Days a Week - We work with your schedule!!

Whats On! • www.WhatsOnMission.ca

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Hey Mission

Artists

Creatives

Artisans ~&~

Stuff-Makers

Be part of History!

The District of Mission is looking to support local creators and wants you to create special items for the

125th Anniversary Check out the info at

mission.ca/125 for a chance to have your local products supported through the anniversary celebrations this summer."

BROUGHT TO YOU BY CORY CASSEL & WHAT’S ON! MAGAZINE

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GENERATE CIVIC ENGAGEMENT 18 - 35

DISTRICT OF MISSION YOUNG ADULT COMMITTEE

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Reasons YOU Should Go to a Yoga Class:

Flexibility. Relaxation.

Health & Wellness.

When I ask people why they want to do yoga, these are three overwhelming responses.

People want to stretch, relax and feel better.

Flexibility is important because

as we age, our bodies tighten up and get stiff, especially if we aren’t as physically active as we should be. On the other hand, some of us are active but don’t take the time to stretch after we run, hike or play sports. One of the most obvious signs of stiffness is pain, so when we regain flexibility and stretch our bodies in a yoga class it helps to reduce soreness.

Our lives are busy and we are crunched for time, racing from one

thing to the next and Relaxation becomes an afterthought. Learning how to relax is an actual skill that you can practice during a yoga class.

There are techniques and exercises that we do in class to relax your body and calm your mind that helps you worry less and get a better night’s sleep.

It’s hard to live the life we want if our health is suffering. Science confirms that Yoga is good for our overall Health and has been proven to lower blood pressure, increase physical strength and relieve symptoms of anxiety and depression, just to name a few. Chances are that whatever it is that ails you, yoga will make you feel better.

Tracy Loffler is the owner of Unison Yoga in Mission and has been teaching yoga since 2002. She teaches with compassion, humour and open heart and is experienced working with people who are injured or have other physical limitations. All of her classes offer variations and modifications to accommodate “every body”. To learn more about Tracy and register for a class, visit www.unisonyoga.ca

(Note: it’s important to find the right class and teacher for you. There are many different types of yoga and not all yoga works for every body.)

Trivia Answers: Harvey Stevenson, Sandy (Newsham) Maskiw, Glen Todd, Jerry Dugger in 2000 &Tyler Lorenz in 2007, Lawrence Beatty

Let’s Play Ball! from t-ball up through your high school years

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Season Starts April 1st

Call Bo for registration info 604-826-5668 koopsies60@gmail.com Like us on Facebook or visit:

MissionSoftball.ca Whats On! • www.WhatsOnMission.ca

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MISSION CHAMBER MAKES BIG CHANGES TO KEY EVENTS FOR 2017

We Get Business Done.

CHAMBER WEEK Feb 20-24th Chamber Week is in February and the Mission Regional Chamber of Commerce (MRCC) is celebrating the many ways “we get business done” on behalf of businesses in Mission. MRCC has been and will continue to act as cheerleader for our business community, and loyal advocate for our members. Your unique needs can be met by our many resources and benefits, and we want to continue to help build your network at our many social events.

When you join your local chamber , you become part of Canada’s largest business network and help build opportunities for your community.

The District of Mission has proclaimed this week as “Chamber Week” in Mission and the Provincial Government has recently announced the week of February 20-24th, 2017 as Chamber Week in British Columbia. So celebrate with us, along with our many of the Chambers in the province .

Follow and use #WeGetBizDone

In Our Community, All Business Matters Innovating Change to 2017 Programming

Get inspired and grow connections with the new Mission Regional Chamber of Commerce 2017 Events programming.

Chamber Luncheons & Dinners We’ve mixed it up with 6 luncheons for 2017, including two dinner events. Our new bi-monthly social events have an extra 30 minutes of time for networking will feature dynamic speakers or industry leaders who appeal to our broad range of local business members.

Mar 16th Chamber Luncheon: AGM & WorkBC/ITA at Mission Golf & Country Club May 18th Chamber DINNER meeting at Mission Golf & Country Club July 20th Chamber Luncheon: PICNIC IN THE PARK Sept 21st Chamber DINNER with MLA at Mission Golf & Country Club Dec 21st Chamber Luncheon: Christmas with the Mayor at Best Western

Join the Chamber and WIN!

Night Golf Tournament 2016 Night Golf was a such huge success , we’ve decided to make it front and center for our 2017 Golf Tournament, September 15th at Cedar Ridge Golf Course. This event is hands-down a great experience for all levels of golfers. Last year’s golfers are still talking about it, make sure you don’t miss out on the fun.

SAVE THE DATE: Friday, Sept 15th 2017 – Cedarridge Golf Course Education Come have lunch and learn something new to help you grow or be more effective with your business. Throughout 2017, the Mission Chamber will be arranging education seminars to address key topics such as online marketing, understanding financials, basics for bookkeeping in a small business and Google workshops. If you have a topic you would like to know more about, give the Chamber a call or email. Each seminar will run during the lunch hour from 12noon-1pm and will include a light lunch. There is no-cost for members to attend these seminars, but space will be limited.

Dates for Lunch & Learn seminars TBA– check chamber website for updates Government & Advocacy Events Building and maintaining relationships with all levels of government ensure Mission Chamber advocacy efforts are heard and communication remains open and clear between our members and government. In keeping with our strategic plan, the Mission Chamber is currently working on two new policy recommendations to bring forward to the BC Chamber AGM in May and 1 new policy to bring forward to the Canadian Chamber AGM in September. In addition to the policy building efforts, our Government Affairs Committee continues to work on bringing members together with representatives of all levels of government to discuss important issues impacting business. The following events have been scheduled for 2017 so far (more may be added as needed)

Oct 26th Member Policy Forum Celebrating Mission: 125 years Mission is celebrating a 125th Anniversary in 2017, along with Canada’s 150th birthday, and the Mission Chamber is joining in on the celebrations with a June Community Picnic featuring our annual “Chilli Cook-Off” and an 1890’s era themed Annual Candlelight Parade. In addition, we will be highlighting major business success stories that have helped to shape Mission over the past 125 years into the community it is today.

June 4th Community picnic: CHILLI COOKOFF Outreach with Members If we don’t ask, how will we know? This question prompted Chamber Board and Staff to come up with the 2016 Business Walk concept, to reach out and personally speak to our members about Chamber programming and services. . The results of the 2016 Business walk provided us with many great insights, allowing us to strengthen relationships and build new ones. We are very happy to bring this important program back in 2017 June/July Business Walk Travel with the Chamber In 2016, the Mission Chamber along with the Maple Ridge/Pitt Meadows Chamber, sent 38 members on a 11 day all-inclusive trip to China.

This tour was a huge success and brought great value to our members. For these reasons we are organizing another Chamber trip, this year to beautiful INDIA! Info sessions have already begun and space is filling up. If you or someone you know has India on their bucket list, now is the time to go. The Mission Chamber was able to negotiate a very good rate for our members. Visit the Chamber website for details on the trip and how to apply.

April 20th India Trip Info Session

Mar 10th MLA Post Budget Roundtable (light lunch included) Mar 27th MP Roundtable with Jati Sidhu Apr 29th Board Governance workshop @ Chartwell Cedarbrooke May 2nd All Candidates Meeting @ Clarke Theatre

New members of the Mission Regional Chamber of Commerce are eligible to win a Full Page Business Spotlight Feature in What’s On! Mission Magazine - just by joining! Members of the MRCC also recieve special offers and members discounts! Call at 604.217.2259 To advertise callCory 604-832-3130 or e-mail or email WhatsOnAdSales@gmail.com for details.

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Making an Offer in a Competitive Market Imagine finding a home you love, making an offer, and then finding out there are other competing offers on the table. Ouch.

If you’re looking for a property in a competitive market, it is likely that there will be multiple offers. Even just one can create the risk that you’ll lose the home. So how do you make sure your offer is enticing enough to win over the seller? Here are some ideas: - Don’t make a low-ball offer. If you do, it might be dismissed and you probably won’t get another chance to bid — especially if the other competing offers are near the listing price.

- Go in with a price high enough that the seller will be interested, but not so high as to be leaving money on the table. This is tricky and requires a savvy knowledge of the current market.

- Have a REALTOR® present the offer on your behalf. A REALTOR® will know how to do so professionally, and in a manner that gives you the best chance of getting the home.

In a competitive situation, working with a REALTOR® who is an expert on the local market — and a skilled negotiator — is crucial.

Looking for a REALTOR® like that? Call today.

Rotary Foundation Celebrates 100 Years Members of the Rotary Club of Mission Mid-day participated in a celebration of the 100th Anniversary of the Rotary Foundation at The Reach Gallery Museum in Abbotsford on January 31st. The event saw clubs from Abbotsford and Mission as well as the Fraser Valley Rotaract Club in attendance.

District Governor Scott Dudley spoke and attendees were able to view the ‘Juvenile Iron Lung’, a machine used in the 1940’s and 50’s to fight polio, a cause that the Rotary Foundation has supported heavily over the past number of decades. Polio has all but been eradicated in most parts of the world which was celebrated by Rotarians at the event, who have given millions of dollars to fight the disease.

The Rotary Club of Mission Mid-day meets weekly on Tuesdays from 11:45am - 1pm at Martin’s Downtown located at 33157 1st Ave. Join us for lunch and find out what all the fuss is about! For more info, email President Brad at president@rotarymissionmidday.ca.

Tom Osterberg Real Estate Representative Lighthouse Realty Ltd Cell 604-615-6446 www.TomOsterberg.realtor FraserValleyTom@shaw.ca

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Photo (above): Club Treasurer Sean Melia is recognized as Rotarian of the Month by President Brad Reminek.

Photo (left): Rotary Club of Mission Mid-day President Brad Reminek addresses the crowd at the 100th Anniversary Celebration of the Rotary Foundation

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WHAT’S ON! MISSION BUSINESS DIRECTORY CHECK OUT THESE EXCITING BUSINESSES IN WHAT’S ON! MISSION MAGAZINE

AUTOMOTIVE

RETAILERS

Pioneer Chrysler Jeep

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Bent Needle Fabrics Perfect Piece Optical Boutique

EVENTS AND ATTRACTIONS

Picturesque Clothing Co.

Decode Escape Rooms

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Magnolia’s on Main

Donna’s Creative Haven

www.donnascreativehaven.ca

Rex Cox Men’s Wear

Rockit Boy Entertainment

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Seawest Entertainment

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The Stage

www.thestageinmission.ca

HEALTH & WELLNESS www.candancestudio.com

Clayburn Dental

www.clayburndental.com

Fraser Valley Academy of Dance

www.buildingsupplies.ca twcassel@shaw.ca www.klassenlandscapesupply.com

LEGAL, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND FINANCIAL SERVICES Ann Harper Inc

www.annharperca.com

Barbara Patrick, Realtor

www.barbarapatrick.ca

Jonathan Fowler Law Corporation McQuarrie Hunter LLP Tom Osterberg, Realtor

Trendy or what Knot

www.trendyorwhatknot.ca

Alleycat Hemlines

www.facebook.com/alleycathemlines

World Odyssey Travel & Cruise www.facebook.com/worldodysseytravel&cruise

www.unisonyoga.ca

HOME IMPROVEMENT

Dhindsa Law Corporation

Tea Time Home Décor & Gifts www.facebook.com/teatimedecorgiftsandhomeaccessories

www.swingoptical.com

Unison Yoga

Brad Reminek, Insurance Agent

www.rexcoxmenswear.com www.facebook.com/silkdegrees

www.proformancefitness.ca

Swing Optical

Klassen Landscape Supply

www.magnoliasonmainflowers.com

www.fvad.ca

Proformance Fitness

TW Excavating Ltd

www.facebook.com/picturesqueclothingco

OTHER SERVICES

Can Dance Studios

Fraser Valley RONA

Silk Degrees

www.bentneedlefabrics.ca www.facebook.com/perfectpieceoptical

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brad.reminek@insurebc.ca www.dhindsalaw.com www.jfowlerlawcorp.ca www.mcquarrie.com www.tomosterberg.realtor

RESTAURANTS, COFFEE, PUBS Historic Dewdney Pub English Tarts

www.historicdewdneypub.ca www.facebook.com/englishtarts

Fatburger www.fatburgercanada.com Galley Girls Coffee House Mission Springs Brewing Company

www.facebook.com/galleygirls www.missionsprings.ca

Silver Creek Café

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Sweet Spot Café

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The Penny U&I Thai Fine Cuisine

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For more information on Volunteering in Mission, please visit our Volunteer Mission website at; www.volunteermission.ca

This week is set aside each year to recognize and thank volunteers and non-profit organizations around Mission and Canada, for the time and energy they contribute to causes that benefit our communities. National Volunteer Week is also an opportunity to promote the benefits of volunteering to individuals and society as a whole.

We hope that the entire community will show its appreciation to our volunteers this week!

Please send us your favourite stories about your favourite volunteer moments to; info@volunteermission.ca.

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Advance Tickets available at www.TheStageInMission.ca or by calling 604.309.4850 Tickets $20 at the door

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Daffodil Daze April is daffodil month!

• Annual door-to-door campaign • Corporate daffodil sales • Mall sales: Daffodil lapel pins.

• Daffodil pin boxes throughout the community

The Baseball Rules Have Changed!!

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If you have a young child that turns 4 in the months of January, February or March of 2017 they can now play with Mission Minor Baseball in the 7U Minor division. You must show the player’s birth certificate to register.

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Register all ages for 2017 @ Mission Leisure Centre

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REMEMBERING JIMMY LOGAN…

January / February 2017

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We were very sad to hear of our good friend Jimmy Logan’s passing in February. Jimmy was one of our biggest fans and was featured on the cover of our last issue promoting his signature event, the annual Robbie Burns Supper in support of the Canadian Cancer Society. Jimmy worked tirelessly as a volunteer of the Cancer Society and he will be greatly missed by all of the dedicated volunteers in the Mission office. We will all miss Jimmy - but we will remember his spirit and his charm.

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