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Reel On The RiverMarch 12th at 7pm THE HEDGEHOG: Paloma is a serious and highly articulate but deeply bored 11-year-old who has decided to kill herself on her 12th birthday. But as her appointment with death approaches, Paloma finally meets some kindred spirits.

March 26th at 7pm THE IRON LADY: A look at the life of Margaret Thatcher, the former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, with a focus on the price she paid for power.

Reel on the River at SilverCity in the Junction.

Visit www.reelontheriver.ca for film listings.

For tickets visit Murdoch’s Book Shoppe, Shopper’s Drug Mart or The Reach Gallery in Abbotsford.

Monday Nights are Movie Nights!

The Mission Hospice Society invites you to their 7th Annual Gala Event.

Pirates on board!

This year’s theme, “Pirates on Board” promises to be the social event of the year or we will walk the plank!!

Come dine with us, enjoy the fabulous live and silent auctions and the band, Momentary Lapz, to dance the night away.

Get your tickets early -- it WILL sell out! Supporting the Mission Hospice Society is not only important but crucial to the success of ensuring our staff and 100+ volunteers can continue their vital work in the community. Your contribution can be in the form of a financial or an in-kind gift (gift certificate, gift basket or unique item that your feel reflects your business).

Tax receipts are available for cash donations and for goods accompanied by certified appraisals or documentation of wholesale value.

You can show your business’ support for the Mission Hospice Society by sponsoring a table. In return of your donation of $200, your company name and business logo will be proudly displayed on the table and in the Gala program book.

There are three classes of sponsorship for the 2012 Gala.

For more info call the Mission Hospice Society at 604-826-2235

Location: Best Western Mission, 32281 Lougheed Highway

The Mission Hospice Society

7 th Annual Gala Event. Saturday, April 21st at 5:30


March 2nd – 4th Friday - Sunday Mission Granite Curling Club Ladies “Mardis Gras” Bonspiel Ladies Curling.... Mardi Gras Style! Live music, entertainment, banquet, balloon prizes and more!! www.missioncurling.ca Leisure Centre, 7650 Grand St March 3rd, Saturday 8pm Gary Comeau & the Voodoo Allstars Hot and spicy Louisiana inspired roots and blues. Memorial Hall, Harrison Hot Springs. For info 604 796-3664 or www.harrisonfestival.com March 6th Tuesday 3 – 5pm Safe Harbour - Respect for All “Chai Time” Join us on the first Tuesday of each month for chai and topical conversations. Mission Community Services Conference Room 33179 2nd Avenue Kusum Soni 604-826-3634 March 9th – 25th Opening Nite Theatre Presents: And Then There Were None By Agatha Christie. Tickets: Murdoch’s BookShoppe 33078 First Ave, or at the door 33223 Railway Ave http://openingnitetheatresociety.tripod.com/ March 12th, Monday at 8pm Circle Mirror Transformation Clarke Foundation Theatre, 33700 Prentis Avenue. To purchase tickets contact: vancouvertix.com March 12th, Monday 7pm Reel on the River The Hedgehog SilverCity at the Mission Junction www.reelontheriver.ca

March 13th, Tuesday Children’s Spring Fling Come enjoy coloring, stamping, playdough, a bouncy castle, face painting, a storytime spot, parachute games & more. Mission Early Childhood Development Committee. Mission Leisure Centre, 7650 Grand St For more information call Laura at 604-820-4300 www.missionecdcom.shawbiz.ca March 15th Thursday, 12 pm Cultural Resources Commission Dialogue Monthly meeting on the third Thursday of the month, to discuss culture and the arts, consider the social and economic impacts, and make recommendations to Mayor & Council. Mission Leisure Centre 604 302 2005 [email protected] March 17th Saturday, 7pm 11th Annual Fiddlerama Clarke Foundation Theatre 33700 Prentis Avenue 604-746-7256 www.centralfraservalleyfiddlers.com/fiddlerama. March 17th, Saturday 2pm St. Patrick’s Day at The Legion 604-820-2169 32627 Logan Avenue Mission

March 17th, Saturday 7pm Willy Blizzard Coffee House Concert Mission Community Activity Centre 10th & Taulbut www.steppingstonemusic.ca

March 17th, Saturday 8pm Tim Readman & Out of the Green Something with Celtic roots for St Patrick’s Day. Memorial Hall, Harrison Hot Springs For info available 604 796-3664 or www.harrisonfestival.com March 19th - 23rd, Monday - Friday Camp Mac Spring Break Mission Arts Centre, 33529 1st Avenue 604-826-0029 www.missionartscouncil.ca March 21st, Wednesday 11:15am -1pm Business and Professional Women’s Club of Mission Hosts its monthly informative lunch meetings. Cedarbrooke Chateau, 32331 7th Ave. New members are welcome! For more info: www.valleywomensnetwork.com March 26th, Monday 7pm Reel on the River The Iron Lady SilverCity at the Mission Junction www.reelontheriver.ca March 28th, Wednesday Live Music at The MAC Mission Arts Centre, 33529 1st Avenue 604-826-0029 www.missionartscouncil.ca March 31st, 9 am - 3 pm Chamber of Commerce Building Community Leadership Session 3 Ethical Decision Making Best Western Ballroom 32281 Lougheed Highway For info call: 604-826-6914 April 1st Sunday, 7am The Mission Hillstomper’s Heritage to Hatzic 5Km and 10Km Run/Walk Heritage Park Secondary School, 33700 Prentis Ave, www.missionhillstomp.com

Event Calendar March/April


April 5th Thursday, 7pm 54.40 Clarke Theatre 33700 Prentis Avenue, Mission (604-820-3961) For tickets 1-855-985-5000 or www.ticketmaster.ca April 7th 9am – 2pm Seedy Saturday at the Farmers Market Mission City Farmers Market All Saints Anglican Church James Street and 2nd Avenue For info call: 604-302-5561 www.missioncityfarmersmarket.com April 8th Sunday Elks Easter Egg Hunt, Fraser River Heritage Park, 7494 Mary Street 604-826-0277 for details April 8th & 9th Sunday & Monday 11am-4pm Kilby Easter Egg Hunt Fun crafts for the children throughout the day. Kilby Historic Site, 215 Kilby Road 604-796-9576 www.kilby.ca

April 10th - 28th ArteScapes Children’s Art Show –theme Recycling Mission Arts Centre, 33529 1st Avenue 604-826-0029 www.missionartscouncil.ca

April 11th Wednesday 2pm – 7pm Fraser Valley Showcase & Mixer Fraser Valley Chambers of Commerce Business Showcase You are invited to promote your business at the most inclusive Fraser Valley networking event of the year! Tradex 1190 Cornell Street, Abbotsford [email protected] April 14th Saturday, 1 - 3pm Mission Museum’s Edwardian Garden Opening! Mission Museum, 2nd Ave www.missiondhs.com April 14th, Saturday 8pm Jesse Peters Trio Memorial Hall, Harrison Hot Springs 604 796-3664 www.harrisonfestival.com April 18th Wednesday, 6pm Legends of Cuban Jazz Evening and Dinner Mission Folk Music Festival Enjoy a delicious evening of food, music, and great company The Blackberry Kitchen, Heritage Park 604 826 5937 [email protected] April 21st Saturday at 5:30pm 7th Annual Gala Event. “Pirates on Board” The Mission Hospice Society The social event of the year! Best Western Mission 32281 Lougheed Highway Mission Hospice Society 604-826-2235 April 21st, Saturday 7pm Phil Williams Coffee House Concert Mission Community Activity Centre 10th & Taulbut www.steppingstonemusic.ca April 25th Wednesday Live Music At The MAC Mission Arts Centre, 33529 1st Avenue 604-826-0029 www.missionartscouncil.ca

April 27, 28, 29th plus date in May Opening Night Theatre Presents: The Odd Couple (Female Version) Tickets: Murdoch’s BookShoppe 33078 First Ave, or at the door 33223 Railway Ave http://openingnitetheatresociety.tripod.com/

April 28th Mad Hatter Tea Mission Arts Centre,33529 1st Avenue 604-826-0029 www.missionartscouncil.ca April 28th Saturday 9:30 am - 3:30 pm Chamber of Commerce Building Community Leadership Session 4 Managing Change Mission Best Western Ballroom 32281 Lougheed Highway Call 604-826-6914 April 30th Monday PAVLO - The Greek God of Guitar Clarke Theatre 33700 Prentis Avenue, Mission (604-820-3961) For tickets 1-855-985-5000 or www.ticketmaster.ca

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Saturday, April 14th from 1:00-3:00Mission Museum’s Edwardian Garden Opening!If you haven’t checked out the garden around the museum lately, you are in for a pleasant surprise! The weeds, grass, blackberries and unmentionables have been transformed into a tranquil garden with a brick lined meandering path. Amongst the new plants are two industrial sewing machines that had been hidden in the previous disarray of the museum grounds. The garden showcases our wonderful Museum, a historic buildings built in 1907, constructed during the Edwardian era.

This large project has been a joint venture between local Gorilla Gardener, Heidi Smith, the Mission District Historical Society, Peggy Jessome of Idea Garden Designs, gardening volunteers and the local community, including the Mission Community Foundation, all of which generously funded the garden with over $2,500 in cash or ‘in kind’ donations. Everyone will be recognized in a ‘recognition book,’ which will be held inside the Museum. All are welcome to explore the garden and the museum!

If you are interested in this project and others, please visit the Mission District Historical Society’s website atwww.missiondhs.com for more information.


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IN THE GALLERY - FEB 28- MAR 17SERENA TRINDER - GLIMPSES OF BRITAINA collection of mental snap shots of Britain. Watercolor, pen and ink. An artist’s attempt to record the historical and beautifully diverse landscapes and architecture of a disappearing age.Join us for the Artist Meet and Greet on Saturday March 3, from 1-4PM at the Gallery of the Mission Arts Centre.

IN THE GALLERY - MAR 20-APR 7 MISSION ARTISTS ASSOCIATION, ANNUAL SHOWMembers of the Mission Artists Association show their work. Join us for the Artist Meet and Greet, Saturday March 24, from 1-4PM at the Gallery of the Mission Arts Centre.

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D O R I S J PAT E R S O N T E A R O O MOur (newly named) tea room and tea retail store is now open! Come in and sample our specialty leaf teas, then take a 3pc Gift Pack or 100g/3.5oz tin home and enjoy a good cup of tea each day. Leaf Tea + Dessert Special Combo $5.00

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The Mission Hillstomper’s are pleased to host the 2012 Heritage to Hatzic 5km and 10km Run / Walk. The route includes the new trails in Mission’s Heritage Park and winds through the quiet rural area of Hatzic with views of Westminister Abby and Mount Baker.

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Gary Comeau & the Voodoo Allstars Saturday, March 3 8:00pm Hot and spicy Louisiana inspired New Orleans-style rockin’ roots and blues. Gary Comeau is a singer-songwriter and musician of unique diversity and talent. Gary’s own roots are French-Acadian - he was born and raised in Nova Scotia - his soul seems to have taken a long and inspiring detour through Louisiana and the Mississippi Delta.

Tim Readman & Out of the Green Saturday, March 17 8:00pm Something with Celtic roots for St Patrick’s Day. Geordies, the people of northeast England, have a particular liking for songs that tell stories. Tim Readman, who hails from Newcastle, certainly has a keen nose for a good yarn and with Out Of The Green, he offers an eclectic collection of traditional and contemporary folksongs from England, Scotland and Ireland.

Jesse Peters Trio Saturday, April 14 8:00pmJesse Peters has been a force in the Canadian music scene since 1998; his piano playing, singing and song writing have gained attention across the country. His music has been described as jazz-edged soul, smooth like a good scotch.

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The Blackberry Kitchen is located in the beautiful Fraser River Heritage Park and offers stunning views of the Fraser Valley. Celebrate your special occasion in a warm intimate setting. Drop in for coffee, join us for breakfast, lunch or dinner for the best, fabulous real food and experience The Blackberry Kitchen. Heritage Park, Mission 604-826-0210

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Embers BBQ House. Proudly serving the best BBQ in Mission since 2003. Enjoy our signature homemade bread and sauces with our tender, juicy slow cooked meats. Perfect for dine in, take out and catering! Tasty, homemade good for you food to fit any budget.32559 Logan Avenue, Mission (located behind Diamondhead Motel) 604-826-1191

abc Country. From sun up, our hearty breakfasts kick start the day, through lunch and into dinner, we specialise in comfort food. Try our winning bennies for breakfast, our luncheon soups, salads and sandwiches, our pot roast, fish and chips and fresh-roasted turkey for dinner. Choose abc Country!Corner of Wren & Lougheed Hwy, Mission 604-820-9637

Mr Mikes. In the mood for a juicy burger or mouth watering grilled to perfection steak? Think Mr. Mikes! Or, just come down & enjoy a 22 ounce stein of our specialty brewed ale, lager or bottle of our house wine with a fantastic appetizer to share with your friends. Mr Mikes, whether you are hungry, thirsty or just hanging put with family & friends. The Junction Mall, Mission 604-820-1145

Get seen and be known as THE Place to EAT! - Advertise here for just $45/month

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Where To?... EatCity Blends Coffee & Tea House. FREE Coffee or 50% OFF your Chai Tea Latte when you order from the breakfast menu from Monday to Friday between 8:30am and 11:00am. Come fill up your morning with Basic Big Breakfast, City South Western Burrito, City Style French Toast, Quickie Sandwich or Panini. Try our homemade daily soup.Cedar Connector Gateway Plaza, Mission 604-217-4156

The Sweet Spot Cafe The Sweet Spot Café has the charm and ambiance of a small French cafe. Experience the hiss of the espresso machine, the tantalizing aromas from the oven and the delicious from scratch food. Fresh, healthy and natural is our mantra. Vegan and gluten free options. Open 8am to 4pm Mon. thru Sat.33057 1st Avenue in Historic Downtown 604-287-2800

Minos Greek Restaurant welcomes you to experience a little bit of the beautiful Mediterranean country we call Greece. Our home-made recipes bring all the flavours of Greece to you. Fabulous salads, amazing lamb, mouthwatering calamari and the best souvlaki!Enjoy great Greek food, with great prices Tuesday to Saturday.7230 Horne Street, Mission 604-287-5550

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The Blackberry Kitchenat Mission’s Fraser River Heritage Park

Serving Spirit Bear Coffee& Our Famous Scones

604-826-0210

*Now Open Year Round*

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Take Out AvailableCatering packages

See our Menus and Hours at www.heritagepark-mission.ca

Easter Dinner Sunday, April 8th

5pm and 7pm seatings

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To advertise call 1-604-287-4428 or e-mail [email protected]

April is Daffodil Month…We will be looking forward to the participation of local businesses in our corporate daffodil campaign.

Look for fresh daffodils and daffodil lapel pins in mall locations on March 30th and 31st; and April 1st.

Daffodil pins will be available for the entire month of April, in retail locations throughout Mission and surrounding area. Throughout the month of April, our friendly canvassers will be out in the residential areas, asking for your support to help fight cancer.

April 27th has been declared to be Daffodil Day and we are working on special celebrations for that day.Check our facebook page for details FInd us on Facebook Canadian Cancer Society Mission Unit …And The Lucky Winner is:

Linda Streifel of Maple Ridge, the lucky winner of the Westjet trip for two raffle, drawn at Burns Night.A hearty thank you to all who participated in and donated to our very successful Fourth Annual Burns Supper and Dance held at Cedarbrooke Chateau on January 21st.

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Humane SocietyMaddikinsMaddie is a very sweet, old lady who is looking for a soft couch. She is about 15 and besides having a thyroid issue which is easily controlled with inexpensive medication she takes easily, Maddie is pretty healthy. She is de clawed so she must stay inside where it is cozy and safe. Are you that special person who will give her the security and comfort she deserves in her old age?

DarlaSeven year old Darla has been at our shelter for 3 years now and is pretty spunky these days. She loves to be petted and really enjoys chasing a laser light on a slippery floor. Do you have a permanent home for Darla where you can give her the playtime she desires?

ToniTony was a stray and very hungry so brought into the FVHS over a year ago. She is about 5½ years old, spayed and up to date with her shots. She is rather hesitant trusting new people and needs a patient and understanding owner who will love her even when she wants to be left alone. Can you help Toni learn to be more tolerant and give her that caring, forever home she deserves?

To adopt one of these lovely guys contact 604-820-297733103 North Railway Ave. Mission

The Luck of the Irish March 17th!St. Patrick’s Day at The LegionCome join us for a Jam Session, “Roast to the Spud”, Meat draw, 50/50 and some great fun…plus green beer! All in the name of the Shamrock!

Starts at 2:00 p.m. For More Info:Office hours are: Weekdays 9AM to NoonTel: 604-820-2169 32627 Logan Avenue Mission V2V 6K4

Distributor of toilets, ceramic basins, Stainless Steel Sinks & Faucets.

Manufacturer of Acrylic Bathtubs, Shower Bases & Basins.

www.valleyacrylic.com

Direct to the Public: Factory Seconds $99.00 & up.

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Plumbing • HeatingWater Purification • Pumps

Hot Tubs & PoolsOver 20 yrs Experience

Certified & Insured

Local - Reliable Recommended!

Massimo Aquatech Services604-826-3892604-615-3055

Quality You Can Trust!

Basement Excavations Land Clearing • Piling & BurningDemolition • Road Building Building Site PreparationPower Tilt Clean Up BucketSelective Logging & Hoe ChuckingDrain Tile & Service Instalation

1-250-308-8206

• Repaints • Renos• Drywall Repairs • Ceilings • Interior • Exterior

604.855.5712

Looking For a Professional and Quality Job?

Call Jeromeo’s Painting

Home Maintenance Got a Home Maintenance Company?Our readers are looking for you! To advertise here… and get noticed by people

looking for your services call 604-287-4428Potential readership 45,000… In Print & Online!

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The March & April CalendarAll programs are at the Lifetime Learning Centre unless stated

Bus Tours: April 2nd - Vancouver Cherry Blossoms / Science WorldApril 30th - Blue Herron Reserve, Chilliwack Contact 604.820.0220 for price & details

Italian Conversation with Vittorio PistoneMondays at 10 am - 11 amMarch 12th, 26th, 2nd, 16th & 23rd Fee: $40.00

Book Discussion: Held on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month at 10 a.m. March 13th Gordon, Mary The Baby March 27th Mistry, Rohinton The Collectors April 10th Moore, Lorrie You’re Ugly Too April 24th Sudden Fiction The Country Where Nobody Ever Grew Old and Died$45.00/ series or $8 each Philosophers’ CafesTuesday Evening at 7-9pm March 27th Should Re-writing History Be Allowed In A Democracy?April 24th Is Multiple Choice The Best Way To Assess Learning?Location: Cedarbrooke Chateau, 32331-7th Ave, Mission

Canadian History Films: March 6th & April 3rd 1:30 – 3 p.m. Fee: $7Location: Carrington House

Oral History programs: March 8th, March 28th, April 19th 1:30 – 3 p.m. Fee: $7Location: Carrington House

Royal Visits Remembered: Oral HistoryThursday, March 8th 1-3 p.m. With Sharon Syrette Multi-media and Lifetime Learning Centre Oral History panel discussion recording the remembrances of previous Royal visits: audience participation, sharing personal memories, photographs and thoughts. Fee: $7 / $10Location: Carrington House

5th Annual Mission Writers & Readers FestivalSaturday, March 10thThis year we focus on whether to Self-Publish or not to Self-Publish… and welcome UVF Writer in Residence, Door Prizes & more! $10 each workshop – $30 for all day (Early Bird rate until Feb 22nd: $7/ workshop; $25 all day)Call 820-0220 to sign-up and for detailed information regarding this event.Location – Lifetime Learning at UFV, Mission

Travels in Norway with Joan MacLatchy: March 20th 1:30 – 3 p.m. Fee: $7Location: Carrington House Spring Break March 18th – 25th

Mission’s Sister City in JapanWednesday, March 28th 10 – 12 noon Illustrated presentation of Mission delegation visits to Japan and the host sister city.Fee: $7 / $10Location: Carrington House

Brain Gym: Sudoku sampler!Wednesday, April 4th 10 – 12 noon With Joe Defries, two time Guinness World Record Holder.Did you know that you don’t need to be skilled at math to enjoy Sudoku? Learn the basics of Sudoku. Free Handouts! Fee: $7 / $10

Canoeing Alaska’s Inside PassageWednesday, April 18th 10 am -12 noon With Ted & Freda Mellenthin75 year old habitual nature lovers travel 500 km by canoe from Wrangell to Skagway, along the coast of Alaska’s steep cliffs, glaciers, sea lions and whales plus more.Fee: $7/$10

Spinners & Weavers: April 19th 1:30 – 3 p.m. Fee: $7Location: Carrington House 12th Annual Walkathon Thursday, April 26th Sign-up now – This program helps raise funds for fitness and wellness programs.Includes prizes, gifts & more!!!

Workshops:Chronic Pain Self-Management Program:This interactive workshop for people experiencing a wide range of chronic pain conditions. Family members, friends and caregivers are also welcome.Registration is required. No Fee.Contact UVic Centre on Aging at 1-866-902-3767 or by email to [email protected]

Regular programs run Tuesdays & Thursdays and include:Dealing with Chronic Pain Support Group Singing GroupFitness classes: OSTEO-FIT I & II GET UP & GO

Mammography Screening Program: Spring clinic dates in Mission – call 1-800-663-9203 for details.Visit our WebPages at www.lifetimelearningcentre.org; view the Leisure Guide listings at: www.mission.ca

Brain sports, chess, scrabble, pickle ball and more. If you are interested in forming a group, please call the centre on 604.820.0220.

32444 Seventh Avenue, MissionTel: (604) 820-0220; Web-site: www.lifetimelearningcentre.org

What’s On? At the Lifetime Learning Centre


What’s On?For SeniorsYour place to find out whats on for you in your community!

Regular ActivitiesSpecial EventsMonday 11:00 am - 1:30 pm Mission Drop-in Bingo1:30 pm - 3:00 pm Seniors Mixed Bridge

Tuesday

9:30 am - 10:30 am Mission Drop-in Line Dancing10:00 am - 12:00 pm Craft Group

Wednesday

9:15 am - 10:00 am Chair Fitness Exercise10:15 am - 12:15 pm Mission Drop-in Crib12:30 pm - 3:00 pm Golden Era Bingo

Thursday 9:00 am - 10:00 am Mission Drop-in Line Dancing

Friday 9:15 am - 10:00 am Chair Fitness Exercise11:00 am - 1:00 pm Mission Drop-in Crib

Thursday, March 6th & 13th Continuation of the Arthritis Self Management Program.

Thursday, March 22nd Casino Bus trip to Boulevard Casino in Coquitlam.

Tuesday, April 17th Arthritis Gardening 1 pm - 3 pm

Thursday, April 19th Casino Bus trip to Langley Cascades Casino in Langley.

Mission Seniors Centre, 10th Avenue and Taulbut, 604.814.2188

Mission Seniors Centre will be closed Friday, April 6th for Good FridayMission Seniors Centre will be closed Monday, April 9th for Easter

1st Monday of each month Mission Drop-in Centre at 10:00 am

1st Thursday of each month Mission Seniors Activity Centre 10:30 am followed by a light lunch

Meetings

Note

What’s On?


Kilby Historic Site opens for the Season! Thursday, April 5th

Easter at KilbyApril 8th & 9th Join us for a traditional Easter celebration! Annual Easter egg hunt from 11 am - 3 pm. Fun crafts and activities for children. The newly renovated 1906 general store museum is a favorite for all ages. Step back in time and see how much our daily lives have changed in such a short time. All our friendly farm animals will be happy to see you rain or shine. The Kilby Restaurant will have a special full course lunch.

WOW!Become a… Friend of Kilby! 2012 membership prices: $22 Adult, $20 Senior & $60 Family. Membership is good for one full calendar year and includes free admission to all 18 special events.

Hours:Thursday to Monday :11am-4pm until the From May long weekend open daily until Labour Day.215 Kilby Rd, Harrison Mills604-796-9576 www.kilby.ca

Easter Egg Hunt ~ Crafts & Games Easter Egg Hunt ~ Crafts & Games Friendly Farm AnimalsFriendly Farm Animals

Special Feature in RestaurantSpecial Feature in Restaurant

215 Kilby Road, Harrison Mills 604-796-9576 www.kilby.ca

Easter at KilbyEaster at Kilby April 8 & 9April 8 & 9

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MissionClay Works

Open House & Sale April 14 & 15

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What’s On In Downtown Mission?

Our historical Downtown features unique shops, entertainment venues and establishments offering a wide range of goods and services. There is truly something for everyone.

Head on down to Downtown Mission on the second Saturday of every month for Downtown Mission Days.

Great deals, events and fun for the whole family.Discover all that Downtown has to offer.

‘Like’ www.facebook.com/MissionDBA for info on participating businesses.

Log onto www.downtownmission.ca for a detailed list of participating businesses

Come Have Fun at Downtown Mission Days!

And The Winner Is…. Sandra & Dale Walters won 1st prize in our “Tell Us Why You Love Downtown Mission” contest. Sandra & Dale won $500 to spend Downtown. Runners up Anne Bone & David Kretzschmar, and Saphira Evans won $200 & $100 respectively.

Look out for further competitions and events, and come enjoy Your Downtown Mission.

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Look Out For The New Summer Banners Going Up In May.

Downtown Mission Business AssociationVisitors Centre34033 Lougheed Hwy, MissionTel: 604.814.2022

2nd Saturday of Every Month is Downtown Mission Day!.... Starting April 14th


• Property Purchases, Sales & Mortgages• Wills, Trusts & Estates• Incorporation & Shareholder Agreements• Business Acquisitions & Sales• Notarizations & Affidavits

Legal and Notarial Services

Mission: 604-820-1213 Maple Ridge: 604-476-1714www.lockhartlaw.ca

Elyssa L. Lockhart

Lockhart Law Corporation

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March 12th Sunday 8 pmCircle Mirror Transformationby Annie BakerDirector Nicola Cavendish Join the Circle; Make a ChangeIn small town, Shirley, Vermont, an unlikely collection of strangers sign up for Marty’s “Adult Creative Drama” class: a recently divorced carpenter, a high school junior, a former actress, and Marty’s husband. With the quirky dialogue and pacing of a charming indie film, the group explores its theatrical side though imaginative (yet awkward) theatre games. But as everyone becomes closer, the seemingly silly games result in real-life drama.

Tickets: 1.877.299.164Online at: vancouvertix.comBox Office HoursMonday - Saturday 10 am to 8 pmSunday - Noon to 5 pm

An Arts Club Theatre Company Production.Photo credit: The cast of the Arts Club Theatre Company’s 2012 production of Circle Mirror Transformation. Photo by David Cooper.

What’s on? At The Clarke Theatre

March 7th through 10th, 8 pmHeritage Park Secondary School Performing Arts Department Presents:

DARK OF THE MOONBy Howard Richardson & William Berney Directed by Beverley Holmes Tickets at HPSS Office.

March 17th Saturday, 7:30 pm11th Annual

FIDDLERAMAFeaturing the Central Fraser Valley Fiddlers and Guests! For more information please contact Liilian at 604.792.1166

What’s On? is Online!

Check us out online for all your events, entertainment, leisure and community happenings, in and around town

Event Photos • Coupons • Shop Local • Animated Online Magazine

Advertise Online - 22,662 Hits Last Month Alone.No need to check all the websites – it’s now all in one place…

www.whatsonmission.caYour one stop website for all that’s happening in Pitt Meadows

Follow us on Facebook and Twitterwww.facebook.com/whatsonmagazines • www.twitter.com/whatsonmags

7650 Grand Street 604-820-5350 www.mission.ca/leisure

Mission Parks, Rec & Culture What’s New for Spring?

Bored? Try something different. Enjoy one of the District’s many trails.

The District offers a wide variety of trails for you and your family to enjoy. From the inner-city trails to the breathtaking Forestry Trails, you’ll experience some great scenery while getting a healthy workout! Mission Parks & trails are open from 7am - 9pm until April 30 and dawn until dusk starting May 1. To help protect you and the trail:

Beware of wildlife & keep to the trail

Wear proper footwear & clothing

Keep dogs leashed & remove droppings

Keep the park or trail clean & litter free

Refrain from smoking on all parks & trails

Please report any damage or incidents

Respect all bears. They can run as fast as horses and can climb trees.

Never approach or attempt to feed a bear.

Avoid surprising a bear. Make your presence known by talking loudly, clapping or calling out occasionally.

For a complete listing of District Trails, please visit us on-line at: mission.ca/leisure

Special Events at the Leisure Centre

March Mar 8 Optimist Club Free Skate for Children & Youth 6:30pm Mar 13 Free Spring Fling Preschool Event 10:00am Mar 16 Pro D Day Swim $2 adults & $1 child/youth 10:00am Mar 17 St Patrick’s Day - Hunt for Gold & Win a Prize all day Mar 22 Spring Break Blast - Tuesday Pool Event 1:00pm Mar 24 Spring Break Blast - Thursday Pool Event 1:00pm Mar 31 Earth Hour - www.earthhour.org 8:30pm

April Apr 6 Good Friday Leisure Centre Open 8:30am - 4:30pm Apr 7 Bunny Madness Pool Event 1:00pm Apr 9 Easter Monday Leisure Centre Open 8:30am - 4:30pm Apr 20 Optimist Youth Splash Pool Event 8:00pm

Watch for our Spring/Summer Leisure Guide

April 12!

CAMP WanaROK Spring Break

Edition

Swimming Skating Sports Games Arts & Crafts

March 19 - 23 8:15am - 6:00pm Leisure Centre

Open to all kids 5 - 12 years.

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Come Volunteer!! How much do you know about Mission?

The Mission Visitor Centre needs you!

Every year, over 10 000 visitors from all over the world stop by the Visitor Information Centre, and it is our privilege to respond to all of their travel information needs.

Are you comfortable talking to complete strangers?

Want to share your local knowledge with Mission’s visitors?

Are you a backseat driver who loves giving directions?

Then this may be the perfect volunteer position for you!

If you are interested and would like more information, please contact:

Heather Kardal, Visitor Centre Volunteer Coordinator 34033 Lougheed Hwy, Mission, BC, V2V 5X8 Phone: (604) 826-6914 Email: [email protected]

Mission Chamber of Commerce

The Chamber CalendarMarch EventsMarch 2Firing Up With the Abbotsford HeatGame starts at 7pm

March 8Business After HoursCurves for Women5-7pm

March 15 Chamber AGM and Luncheon11:30am-1pm

March 30MLA BreakfastCedarbrooke Chateau8am

March 31 Building Community Leadership ProgramSession Three: Ethical Decision MakingBest Western BallroomSpeaker: Tamara Vroom, CEO Vancity

April EventsApril 11 Fraser Valley Showcase & Mixer2-7pmAbbotsford Tradex

April 19 Chamber LuncheonSpeaker: TBA 11:30am-1pm

April 28 Building Community Leadership ProgramSession Four: Managing ChangeMission Best Western BallroomSpeaker: Joe Roberts, Skid Row CEOWorkshop: Transformation in Change: Fostering Accountability in Times of ChangeRegistration: 9:30am9:30-1pm

For more details contact the Chamber at:34033 Lougheed Hwy, Mission, BC V2V 5X8P: (604) 826-6914 www.missionchamber.bc.ca

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Mission SpringsED

FREELarge Pizza

7160 Oliver Street, Mission, B.C.Tel: 604 820 1009

One coupon per two people per visit. | Dine In only - Valid anytime - No Reproductions allowed. | Expires September 15, 2011

When a second menu item of equal or greater value is purchased.

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RESTAURANT - PUB - LIQUOR STORE & BREWERY

7160 OLIVER STREET AT LOUGHEED HIGHWAY, MISSION 604 820 1009

Full Service RestaurantSunday - Thursday: 11am to 11pmFriday & Saturday 11am to 1amSunday Brunch: 11am to 2pm

Pub (19 years and older)Sunday - Thursday: 11am to 12amFriday & Saturday: 11am to 1am

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Expires April 30th, 2012

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Cold Beer & Liquor Store 7 days a week - 9am to 11pm Local Delivery - 604 814 BEER (2337)

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Passport to Spring Card Offer...

Passport to Spring Card available at Mission location only

Automotive, camping, patio furniture, plants, gardening tools, pools, housewares, tools, sporting goods and so much more!

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Store: 604-826-5840 Open: Mon – Fri 9am – 9pm; Sat & Sun 9am – 6pmAutomotive Service 604-826-5851 Open: Mon – Fri 8am – 5pm; Sat & Sun 9am – 5pm

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