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After nine months of renovations, anAmerican retail giant opened its doors inMaple Ridge, anchoring a local mall.by Maria [email protected]

The doors opened to the Maple Ridge locationof Target on Wednesday morning, and by noon,the store was bustling with customers and theparking lot was crowded with cars.After about nine months of construction, shop-

pers at Haney Place Mall can now walk throughfrom one end to the other, starting at the newanchor store, Target, and ending at the otherrelatively new anchor, Thrifty Foods, at the eastend.Several merchants at Haney Place Mall were

happy the retail store was finally open.Debbie Heron, manager of the Haney Place

Mall location of Cartel Jewels, said being next toTarget in the mall is great for business.Im ecstatic its open, Heron said. We really

needed this store... Maple Ridge needs a depart-ment store.Heron lives locally and is pleased to have the

new retail store in Maple Ridge.I dont want to go out of town to shop, she

said.Zellers closed last February to make way for

Target, which had bought out the lease.Ashley Rudolph, manager at Bryans, a

womens clothing store in the mall, said shehopes that Target will attract other big namestores to the mall.People like to shop local so Im happy for

people who live locally, she said about Targetopening at Haney Place Mall.

Shari Craig, manager of Black Bond Books, isalso happy that through traffic will pass her storeagain. Its nice having that side open again.

Haney

Merchants welcome Target

Maria Rantanen/TIMES

Target employees Colleen Dalzell and Sabrina Tikhomiroff are welcoming shoppers to the communitys new department store that opened in Maple Ridge Wednesday.

Councillors met Tuesday to kickoff its 2014 budget planning.by Maria [email protected]

Maple Ridge council members aregetting ready to hammer out thebudget for next year, which willdetermine property taxes for 2014and where the taxes will be spent.

A preliminary working estimate,using the information they currentlyhave, is that taxes will go up roughly3.25 per cent in Maple Ridge.However, Councillor Michael

Morden, who chairs the finance andaudit committee, said council will bepresented with different options fortax increases and their implications but not necessarily a zero-per-centincrease option like Pitt Meadowscouncil looked at.

Morden pointed out that the num-bers presented at Tuesdays financeand audit meeting are preliminarynumbers and any slight variationcould have a significant impact onother areas .Discussions on a whole variety of

issues and line items will take placeduring business planning, he said.Once these are complete, then wecan solidify the final numbers.On Tuesday afternoon, all of coun-

cil took part in the committee meet-ing in anticipation of budget delibera-tions at the beginning of December.Council looked at what areas are

driving the budget upwards, howtaxes could be lowered and whatwould be the implication, and whathas been done to contain costsand find efficiencies, for example,shared services and service deliveryimprovements.

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Maple Ridge

Council starts crunching preliminary budget numbers

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Bar fight biter jailedAn ex-gang member involved in a fight

at Roosters Country Cabaret has vowedto change his ways.

After apologizing repeatedly for hisrole in a Pitt Meadows bar fight two yearsago, during which he bit another mantwice, Aaron Kydd promised that wouldbe the last time he was in any court.

More at www.mrtimes.com

Inquest continuesRules around

firearms licens-ing are beingcalled intoquestion duringan inquest thisweek stemmingfrom the policeshooting of asuspected mur-derer in MapleRidge early lastyear.

This weekin Burnaby,presiding coroner Liana Wright and a juryare hearing evidence from subpoenaedwitnesses to help determine the circum-stances leading up to 26-year-old AngusDavid Mitchells death.

The inquest began Tuesday, and isexpected to last through Friday.


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Angus MitchellSubject of inquest

Police and fire officials areinvestigating three suspiciousfires in downtown MapleRidge early Wednesday.by Roxanne [email protected]

A family has lost everything,including their home and mostof their worldly possessions, inwhat could be a rash of arsonfires in downtown Maple Ridgethis morning.A screeching smoke detector

is credited with waking a six-member family including twoadults and four teenage children from a sound sleep around5:30 Wednesday morning.Fortunately, everyone was able

to get out safely as flames con-sumed much of the 1930s houseat the corner of 223rd Street and119th Avenue, said recently pro-moted deputy fire chief HowardExner.This was one of four early

morning calls received by MapleRidge firefighters, three beingblazes that officials are describ-ing as suspicious.The house fire on 223rd Street

was the most serious of the blaz-es, Exner explained.Because of the age of the

home, he said it was a difficultfire to control.The fire started on the outside

of the house, but quickly spreadup the back wall into the attic,he said.Fire damage was extensive,

Exner elaborated. While the frontexterior of the house lookedalmost unscathed, windows wereblown out and the inside andback of the house were torchedand charred, including numerous

rooms seriously damaged by fireand heat.Much of what wasnt destroyed

by the fire, has been damagedby smoke and water damage, heconfirmed.The family renting the down-

town home is being cared for byEmergency Social Services in theshort term. Its not believed theyhad content insurance, and itsexpected Exner said theyvelost most of their personal pos-sessions.They were allowed back inside

later that same day to attempt tosalvage some of their personaleffects.Incidents like this drive home

the importance of smoke detec-tors, because these family mem-bers did escape with the mostimportant thing their lives, he

explained.The smoke alarm defin-

itely worked in this case, Exneradded.Crews were on scene all mor-

ning mopping up and investigat-ing the cause of this blaze aninvestigation being run in con-junction with the Ridge MeadowsRCMP.In the meantime, both fire and

police officers are also investigat-ing a dumpster fire just a shortdistance away in the 22500 blockof Lougheed Highway around thesame time, as well as anotherfire that had the potential to con-sume a house in the 11900 blockof Garden Street.In the case of the Garden Street

fire, a blaze was also startedoutside the house. But, thanksto the fast actions of the resident

and a neighbour, the flames wereextinguished before firefightersarrived.Initially, firefighters were also

called to a three-storey apart-ment at 222nd Street and 119thAvenue early Wednesday mor-ning.Residents evacuated the build-

ing when the fire alarm sounded.While fire crews feared it mightinitially be related to a rash offire calls coming in from thedowntown core about the sametime, fire chief Dane Spence con-firmed later that it was nothingmore than a water leak from theroof that triggered the alarms.Police are not yet saying much

about any of Wednesdays fires.Spence said fire officials are not

willing to link them. They willinvestigate each separately.

Multiple calls

Family homeless after rash of fires

Firefightersand policeare treatinga house firein the 11900block of223rd Streetas suspiciousfollowing anearly morningblaze thatgutted theresidence.

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Jassi book laudedThe publisher of a book telling the

story of the so-called honour killing ofMaple Ridges Jaswinder (Jassi) Sidhu,garnered a top prize during the WorldSikh Awards in London on Saturday.


A 12-year-old autistic boy wasemotional wrought this week,when he learned thieves madeoff with his bicycle from outsidethe Maple Ridge Library.But Nathan Antones frown

has literally been turnedupside down, said his motherKassandra Antone, who hasbeen overwhelmed by the com-munity spirit demonstrated afterword of the theft was madepublic by The TIMES. Since then,

several people have offered toreplace young Nathans bike.I am blown away. Im really

humbled that people want tohelp someone locally, when we as a society want to help thePhilippines, Mom said.The theft occurred between

4:30 and 5 p.m. Tuesday whileNathan was at the library withhis younger sister, 10-year-oldAlyssa.Immediately after the theft,

Kassandra pleaded for help find-ing the missing bike.In the meantime, Deon van der

Heever reported to The TIMESa brazen theft at Marv JonesHonda that same afternoon.A dude just stole a BMW M6

from our dealership, he said,noting the person just startedthe car and before the salesmancould get in, he took off downLougheed [Highway], he said.


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Thieves steal from autistic boy and car dealerNathan Antone,a 12-year-oldautistic boy,had his bicyclestolen fromMaple RidgeLibrary Tuesdayafternoon.

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Hospital parking is a burden onseniors, according to a protest group.by Maria [email protected]

The Maple Ridge Raging Grannies areangry that visitors and patients to thelocal hospital have to pay for parking andthis Saturday, they will be expressingtheir rage musically.Oosha Ramsoondar said that pay park-

ing is discriminatory against all patientsbut in particular seniors who tend to needthe services of our hospitals more thanany other age group.Many seniors, who are on fixed

incomes, have complained about thesefees which are a financial burden notonly on the patients themselves but onloved ones and friends who visit, sheadded.Parking at Ridge Meadows Hospital is

$3.50 for the first hour and $3 for eachadditional hour. The day rate is $8.25 andevening rates are $5.25.The parking lot is maintained by

Impark, but Fraser Health oversees park-ing services for all the health authoritiesin the Lower Mainland.Maple Ridge resident Lausanne Ham

said her 80-year-old father hesitated driv-ing himself to the hospital because hedidnt have enough money for parking.Delaying his hospital trip affected his

illness, Ham said.Duanne Van den Berg pointed out that

if someone is coming to the hospital fortests or to visit someone, its hard toknow how long it will take.How can you run out in your hospital

gown to put in more money? she said.Its not right that a private company

makes a profit on sick people, she added.The Raging Grannies will be on the hos-

pital grounds at 10:30 a.m. to sing theirprotest songs.

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...continued from page A1Key cost drivers in next years budget

include RCMP, infrastructure mainten-ance, the fire department, the parksmaster plan, drainage improvements, andcontribution to the Districts reserves.Morden pointed out that the policing

costs alone are increasing by seven percent, something that is decided by higherlevels of government.Throughout the budget planning pro-

cess, District staff have to listen to coun-cil at different times, and then present abudget with these thoughts in mind, alsotaking into account long-term planningand regulatory requirements, Mordensaid.

Its a huge amalgamation of lots ofballs in the air and quite a challenge tohave it land right, he added. Its dif-ficult to please everyone all the time,hence why we go through this wholeprocess.Morden said that the District is aiming

to present a budget that is easy to readand understand.Looking at a $110 million budget can

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Fraser brand.This regional approach to economic development

increases opportunities, offers new perspectives, andleverages resources.Together, we all win.In 2011, Invest North Fraser was fortunate to be

selected as a pilot project by the Government of B.C.sMinistry of Jobs, Tourism & Skills Trainings BC JobsPlan.Through an economic forum in December 2011, 67

opportunities were identified by close to 100 delegates.This list was then whittled down to nine workable pro-

jects for the North Fraserregion.The projects were chosen

based on their potential todrive future investment andjob creation.For Pitt Meadows, our

office has been working onan agrifood hub project andthe Pitt Meadows airportinternational education andbusiness park project.Through funding from the

province and Pitt MeadowsEconomic DevelopmentCorporation, a report wasundertaken to better under-stand the required compon-

ents of an agrifood hub in the North Fraser region.An agrifood hub provides services and resources in

one location to help producers sell their products locally.Hubs may include distribution and aggregation sup-

port, storage, processing, or an indoor farmers market.By looking at the supply and demand that could even-

tually support a food hub, and researching the modelsused by other agrifood hubs in North America, thereport provides good information and insight for movingforward with this initiative.The draft report concludes that through

the development of a hub, there is signifi-cant potential to increase activity in theregional food economy.Following the lead of Pitt Meadows,

Maple Ridge and Mission are working onimplementing the True North Fraser sign-age program to increase the awarenessof the regions high-quality agriculturalproducts.To support the signage program, a True

North Fraser website has been launched www.true-northfraser.com and the Invest North Fraser partnersare working with their agriculture and tourism partnersto populate the site.In respect to the international education and busi-

ness park at Pitt Meadows Regional Airport (YPK), theprovince co-funded the development of communications

and marketing materials in support of the participationof Invest North Fraser and YPK at the Pacific NorthwestAerospace Alliance Conference.Now equipped with materials to support discussions

with potential business investors, including a finalizedbusiness attraction target list and a tenant attraction

strategy, the airport is well positioned forgrowth.YPK representatives also attended the

BC Aerospace Conference in Abbotsfordthis summer to explore business andinvestment opportunities for the region.The North Fraser/BC Jobs Plan pilot

has produced significant results relatedto the identified priority projects andan enhanced understanding of regionalissues and provincial supports.

To learn more about the work that is underway, con-nect with me, economic development coordinator LoriGraham, by email [email protected] or604-460-6747 or visit the Invest North Fraser display atthe chamber of commerces upcoming business sum-mit and trade show being held at Meadow Gardens onThursday, Nov. 28.

Lori Graham is coordinator ofPitt Meadows Economic Development.

Contact her [email protected]

Developing IdeasDeveloping Ideasby Lori Graham

Developing the Pitt Meadows airport and creating an agrifood hub are among the top 10projects being worked on to drive future investment in the region, with the realizationthese initiatives will create more jobs locally and build the areas economy.

Regional investment

Aerospace convention helps open door to growth

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Christmas craft fairsNovember 16: Church bazaar

Christmas bazaar and tea roomtakes place at St. Lukes Parish,20285 Dewdney Trunk Rd., MapleRidge, with gifts, baskets, crafts,jewelry, baking, and tea room from 9a.m. to 3 p.m. Info: 604-465-5383.

November 16: Bazaar Haney Presbyterian church holds afamily bazaar from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.with Christmas crafts, gifts, sewingand knitting, childrens corner, toys,silent auction, preserves, and refresh-ments. The church at 11858 216thAve., Maple Ridge, and is wheelchairaccessible.

November 16: Artisan market A Christmas art and craft marketwill be held at St. Georges AnglicanChurch Hall, 23500 Dewdney TrunkRd., Maple Ridge, from 10 a.m. to

5 p.m. There will be unique, locallyhandcrafted items. Info: www.face-book.com/christmasartisanmarket.

Volunteers needed Volunteers are needed to helpat Christmas in the Park and theSanta Claus Parade on Dec. 7. Info:[email protected] or at www.mapleridgechrist-masfestival.com. For businesses,non-profit groups, and families inter-ested in entering a float in this yearsparade, the cut-off date for enteringis noon on Nov. 29. Entry formsand parade information is also avail-able on the website at www.maple-ridgechristmasfestival.com. A volun-teer orientation meeting is happeningat 6:30 p.m. on Dec. 3, followed bya parade orientation session at 7:30p.m. in the Fraser Room at MapleRidge Library.

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There is a lot of love stowedinto little shoeboxes earmarkedfor needy children abroad.Once again in November,

Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadowsindividuals, families, businesses,schools, and churches are pack-ing shoeboxes with toys, schoolsupplies, and hygiene items forimpoverished children aroundthe world.Through Operation Christmas

Child (OCC), these gifts will betransported to suffering childrenin Argentina,Costa Rica,El Salvador,Guatemala,Nicaragua,Paraguay,Uruguay,Venezuela,EquatorialGuinea, Guinea,Guinea Bissau,Ivory Coast,Senegal, SierraLeone, andHaiti.The shoeboxes will be deliv-

ered using whatever meansnecessary: trains, airplanes,boats, elephants, bikes, andeven dog sleds, all to get theminto the hands of the children.Drop off dates locally are

Monday, Nov. 18 throughSunday, Nov. 24 at Maple RidgeBaptist Church (222nd Street andLougheed Hwy) from 10 a.m. to4 p.m.Anyone can participate in

OCC.Barb Gustafson, Ridge

Meadows OCC coordinator forthe past 13 years, said taking

the time and effort to pack ashoebox can definitely brightena childs life.Words cant describe it, said

Gustafson, who before takingon the coordinator role volun-teered by packing shoeboxes forchildren. It makes such a differ-ence in a childs life. They knowsomeone cares and loves them,even though they dont knowwho that person is.Gustafson noted that many of

these children only get one giftin their lifetime, which makesthe shoeboxes that much morespecial.We have so much here, she

said. Were so blessed and theyhave really nothing. They arethe future generation for theircountries.While OCC is headquartered

at the Maple Ridge BaptistChurch, the charity effort is a

communitything, Gustafsonstressed.And the more

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to help, we couldsure use theirhelp, she added.From Dec. 2 to

4, Gustafson anda team of abouta dozen local

residents are going to Calgary tohelp out at the OCC warehouse.There, theyll inspect each

box to ensure they are safe forthe children to receive. Onceinspected, the shoeboxes areplaced into cartons and shippedto the countries involved withOCC.Once we pack them into

cartons, that will be the lasttime anyone will see each boxuntil its in a childs hands,Gustafson said.Local donations can have a

profound effect on its recipients.For example, the West Coast

Ford Football Club donated soc-

cer gear last year, and this pastMay one of the clubs uniformswas hand deliv-ered by localresident MeghanTrafananko toa young boy inNicaragua.My trip to

Nicaragua wasamazing, includ-ing the smiles oneach childs face, the kids thatgraduated from The GreatestJourney program, and theunexplained miracles that hap-pened when we were about to

run out of boxes, Trafanankorecalled. We were able to

give OperationChristmas Childgift-filled shoe-boxes to over2,000 childrenand show themlove in a tangibleway.Gustafson

has made threetrips overseas to deliver shoe-boxes, including two journeys toNicaragua and one to Bolivia.

You dont ever forget that,said Gustafson, whose last trip

was in 2006.This is life-changing. Its a

reality check to see how peopleactually do live in this world.The impact we have in thesekids lives, to show our love andconcern, when you see it first-hand it makes an impact. Its avery emotional experience, aswell. To get to pack your ownbox and hand deliver it is a veryemotional, awesome experi-ence.Filling a shoebox requires

three simple steps: select a shoebox Use a

regular-sized shoebox or shoe-box-sized plastic box. If wrap-ping your shoebox, wrap the lidseparately; determine whether your

gift will be for a boy or a girl,and the childs age category: 2-4, 5-9, or 10-14; fill your shoebox with

school supplies such as pencils,pens, pencil crayons, note pads,and picture books; toys andother gifts such as stuffed ani-mals, small musical instruments,hair clips, toy jewelry, T-shirts,socks, and candy (loose, individ-ually wrapped hard candy in asealable bag); soap in a sealablebag; and a personal note and/or a photo (not inside the dona-tion envelope).For those donating shoeboxes

full of items, Gustafson stressedthat nothing with an expiry dateshould be included, due to cus-toms restrictions. Hard candy,for example, has to be takenout of its original package andplaced in a Ziploc bag.Since 1993, more than 100 mil-

lion boys and girls worldwidehave received shoeboxes.However, theres still lots of

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Nigel Tucker is organizing a fundraiser for Maple Ridges Santa parade.

Musical performances will helpto pay for an annual Christmasevent in Maple Ridge.by Maria [email protected]

An evening of fiddling, folkmusic, and fun is planned for thisFriday all to benefit the upcom-ing Christmas in the Park and SantaClaus Parade in Maple Ridge.Local musician Nigel Tucker is

organizing the musical fundraiserand he will also take to the stagehimself with his band, The Navvies.Tucker will be joined on stage by

his fellow band members Tam andShelley Gordy.On stage will be a pair of local fid-

dlers, Emmalene van Meel and JesseKazuma, both former members ofthe North Shore Celtic Ensemble.Also performing will be opera

singer Lydia Querengesser.The Christmas festivities in Maple

Ridge, always the first Saturday inDecember this year on Dec. 7 arefree and include lots of free activitiesand treats for all ages. And fundrais-er like this Fridays concert help tokeep it free, Tucker pointed out.There are very few free

[Christmas events] in North Americaand we want to keep it that way,Tucker added.Tucker is the entertainment

coordinator for the Maple RidgeChristmas Festival Society, and he isjoined on the societys committee byanother 10 members, including rep-resentation from parks and leisure

services and the municipality.The fundraiser will be held Friday,

Nov. 15 at Burnett FellowshipChurch, 20639 123rd Ave., MapleRidge, at 8 p.m. Tickets are $10 andare available at the door.Volunteers are still needed on

parade day, Dec. 7. To volunteer,email [email protected] or go to www.map-leridgechristmasfestival.com.Floats must be registered by Nov.

29 at noon. More information andentry forms are available at the web-site.There will be a volunteer orienta-

tion meeting on Dec. 3 from 6:30to 7:30 p.m. followed by a paradeinformation meeting from 7:30 to8:30 p.m. in the Fraser Room at theMaple Ridge Library.

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garb at the market. The market, the last of the regularseason, had a Mexican Fiesta theme.

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A group of festive fabric birds, made from recycled silk kimonos by Keiko Kiyota, will be part of the ensemble.

An annual art show features severalpieces by various artists.Maple Ridge Art Gallery will showcase

groups of art pieces at its fourth annualEnsemble exhibit, opening on Saturday.This annual his exhibition is known by

local art aficionados for it distinctly looseand eclectic flavour.Although there are strict size restric-

tions, the submission process is open toartists working in all media, in either twoor three dimensions.The one constant feature underpinning

the display is that each artist is able toshow his or her work in an ensembleformat, so that the visual statementcarried by the artwork is significantlyenhanced.Fabric artist Keiko Kiyota has an ensem-

ble of festive birds for the art show.The birds are created from recycled silk

kimonos and are meticulously craftedin a traditional Japanese craft calledOsaikumono, which dates back to the Edoperiod (1603-1867).

Although it is not a requirement, mostof the work is available for sale, makingthis event a great opportunity to purchasea unique gift or acquire art for a personalcollection.Sales of the artwork benefit both the art-

ist and the Maple Ridge Art Gallery.The gallery shop is also stocking new

items for the Christmas season so thatshoppers can find attractive gifts fromboth local and regional artists right here inMaple Ridge.The shop only sells handmade items,

and the fact that nothing is mass produceddemonstrates a commitment both tosuperior craftsmanship and sustainability.The Ensemble exhibit will run from

Nov. 16 to Dec. 20. The gallery is openfrom Tuesday to Saturday from 11 a.m. to4 p.m. and selected evenings.The Maple Ridge Art Gallery is located

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If last weekends tournament is any indica-tion, time hasnt diminished the basketballskills of Pitt Meadows Secondarys alumni.The schools annual

grad basketball tourna-ment was a big successjust as it has been inprevious years, accord-ing to Shane Kool, oneof the events organiz-ers who also played forthe winning 2004 andolder squad.The player turnout

was as large as weexpected and we allhad a great time seeingeach other again and playing in the games,Kool said. No injuries were reported whichis always the most important thing in the gradtournament.The 2004 and older graduates and 2008-2010

graduates each went 2-0 in the round robinstage and then met in a rematch of the 2012

final, which was won bythe 2004 and oldergroup.The 2004 and

older squad waswithout their bestplayer BrysonKool for the two

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points apiece in the third quarter, when,

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jumpstart the 2004 and older group toa big run and an eventual 82-64 victoryfor their second consecutive tournamentchampionship.This years members of the cham-

pionship 2004 and older team includedAaron Christensen, Kevin Wallsmith,Mike Vanderwal, Shane Kool, MarkArdron, Sam Te Henneppe, Bryson Kool,

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Through heavy pressure, Kevin Wallsfimd,2004 grad, attempted a lay-up duringSaturdays game between the 2004graduates and the 2011-2013 graduatesat Pitt Meadows Secondary. The two teamswere participating in the schools annualgrad tournament, which sees past andpresent Mauraders play against each other.


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