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A community will honour a former21-year politician by naming a parkafter him on Saturday morning.

by Sylver [email protected]

A year and a half after retiring asmayor of Pitt Meadows, Don MacLean isbeing honoured with “his own” park.

“I’m really excited. I just came fromgetting my coffee and ran into a coupleof friends, and one of them actuallylives in this building, so she overlooksmy park,” he said, gesturing to the

townhouses that line the newly-named1.67-hectare MacLean Park.

“It blows me away,” he added.Back in November 2011, at one of

MacLean’s last council meetings andunbeknownst to him, parks and lei-sure services general manager KellySwift announced that in honour of his21 years of service, the new park onMcMyn Road would be called MacLeanPark.

This Saturday MacLean Park will beofficially opened at 10 a.m.

There will be a tree planting, refresh-ments, and outdoor fitness equipmentdemonstrations.

“Parks and rec do a fantastic job

in all the parks and I knew that theywere aiming for a ‘natural theme’ andit would appeal to all different ages. Ithink they’ve done that,” MacLean said.

“And I’m still alive. When I first heardabout this I thought ‘do they knowsomething I don’t’,” he said with alaugh. “It’s fantastic.”

MacLean owns Sharpe’s Insurance.He intends to retire in September, a fewmonths after his 65th birthday in June.

“You’ve got to set a date or you neverwill,” MacLean added.

People can join the former mayor DonMacLean, current Mayor Deb Walters,and Maple Ridge Mayor Ernie Daykinfor this family-friendly event.

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Dalton and Bocking compete – again.

by Maria [email protected]

It’s round two for voters in the MapleRidge-Mission riding – Mike Bocking ver-sus Marc Dalton. But that’s where thesimilarities seem to end.

Bocking, the candidate for the NDP, saidthere is a different feel this time round inthe provincial election.

“It does seem this time people seem tobe ready for a change,” he said.

Dalton, the incumbent, said his connec-tion with the community has “deepened”over his term in office.

“I have met so manypeople – that connec-tion is important,” hesaid.

While Dalton saidhe encounters supportwhile door-knocking,the race is “very, verycompetitive.”

With a mix of work-ing families and pock-ets of wealth, agricul-tural and industrial,commuters and thosewho work locally,

Bocking said the rid-ing is reflective of theprovince, which mightbe why election races have been so closein the past.

Last time was no exception – late intothe night of the 2009 provincial election,the outcome was still unclear, and in theend, Dalton won by only 68 votes.

Alex Pope, a familiar face from the 2011municipal election, is running for theGreen Party in Maple Ridge-Mission.

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Parks need protectionPitt Meadows Mayor Deb Walters

wants to ensure green space is protectedas Metro Vancouver looks at the futureof its park system. The regional authorityplans to release a draft report this springthat looks at how parks function in MetroVancouver and the relevance of parks inthe future.


Newbies avoiding trapPitt Meadows lawyer John Becker, in

this month’s column, offers advice to newentrepreneurs who are often swept awaywith enthusiasm and might overlookfoundational keys for long-term success.


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Everyone is invited to breakbread on Saturday night atGolden Ears United Church.


Golden Ears United Church hasagreed to host a Saturday night com-munity dinner previously held at theCEED Centre.

From a barbecue on the streets ofHaney to a small indoor venue at theCEED Centre to Golden Ears UnitedChurch, St. George’s CommunitySuppers will continue the tradition ofserving hot meals and building com-munity for those looking for somerespite on Saturday nights.

After the District of Maple Ridgeasked that the group who providedabout 70 people with regular mealsat the CEED Centre every week onSaturday night to find another loca-tion, Golden Ears United Churchstepped in and invited them – albeitpending final approval from thechurch’s executive – to serve themeals in their facilities at 22165Dewdney Trunk Rd.

This approval came through lastweek, reported the church’s ministerLeenane Shiels.

The community suppers began asa late night barbecue outside of Benzon North Avenue and 223rd Street,started by Teri Mitchell’s late hus-band several years ago.

Mitchell is the coordinator of thedinners, and she was greatly appre-ciative the space the CEED Centregave them.

The last meal was held on March 23 at theCEED Centre, and the next week the groupmoved their dinners seamlessly to GoldenEars United, which will now be the perma-nent location.

The meals are served in the church’s

lounge, which is like a “familyroom,” said Mitchell.

“Having the kitchen has simplified things agreat deal,” Mitchell said.

There are real dishes and silverware – noneed to rely on styrofoam, which increasesboth cost and garbage.

“If we run out of coffee, we can make

another pot,” she added.St. George’s Community Suppers

represent a group of volunteers dedi-cated to serving meals to those whoare hungry, and while it’s named afterthe church that Mitchell’s husbandattended, many of the volunteers arenon-churchgoers, Mitchell pointed out.

The people who come for the com-munity suppers are from many walksof life, Mitchell explained, some low-income, others homeless, while somehave mental health and addictionsissues.

But there are families and seniorswho come as well, and the dinners areopen to anyone who wants to join in.

One person bikes in from Mission toattend the suppers, but most diners arefrom the local community.

When the Hammond and St.Andrew’s United churches united lastsummer, part of the hope was to makeit a church that was even stronger inserving God and the community work-ing collaboratively with other groups,said Shiels.

“It’s responding to the gospel callto feed the hungry and be the body ofChrist in the world,” Shiels said.

The meal is more than just charity, itis open to the com-munity and an invi-tation to the com-munity to “breakbread together,”she added.

The UnitedChurch, an offshootof the MethodistChurch, has a“particular bentfor social justice,”

Shiels explained, but it extends beyond feed-ing the hungry – they want to figure out thethe bigger issues.

St. George’s Community Suppers take placeevery Saturday from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at GoldenEars United Church, 22165 Dewdney TrunkRoad.

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Maple Ridge council has asked forchanges to bylaw wording, which willlead to another public hearing.


Maple Ridge council sent a bylaw aboutzoning for medicinal marijuana grow oper-ation back to staff for revisions after con-cerns were raised at a public hearing.

Council was considering a bylaw, whichwould have restricted grow-ops to agricul-tural areas, but concerns were raised aboutproposed setbacks and parcel sizes.

The issue is not whether marijuana isgood or bad, he added.

“I’ve heard some compelling accountsof the medical side and how it’s benefitedpeople in some really tough situations,”Daykin said. However, he added, councilwants to remove it from residential areas.

The amended bylaw will have to go backto a public hearing.

Council also dealt with a medicinal mari-juana grow-op in the Hammond industrialarea, giving the property owner 30 days tohire a consultant to find a solution to thesmell from the operation. (The owner canappeal to council for an extension.)

District of Maple Ridge staff have beendealing with the issue since last summerafter receiving complaints about odours,Daykin said.

“The neighbouring folks have to be partof the equation – what’s fair to them,” headded.

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Two men in two days have died incrashes on Lougheed Highway.

A Maple Ridge man was killed when aDodge Durango collided with a Ford F250pickup late Monday afternoon. That fol-lowed another fatal crash on Sunday inWhonnock.

Monday’s head-on accident occurred at3:45 p.m. in the 24400 block of LougheedHighway, said Ridge Meadows RCMP traf-fic Sgt. Dale Somerville.

Just like the Sunday accident in the28200 block of Lougheed “there’s no

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In Monday’s crash, Dirk Blackburn, a57-year-old Maple Ridge man was pro-nounced dead at the scene, while the 53-year-old driver of the other vehicle wasairlifted to hospital with what Somervilledescribed as non-life-threatening injuries.

“This crash involved a pickup truck anda sport utility vehicle colliding head-on.Police are still trying to determine thecause, as road and weather conditionswere very good at the time of the crash,”explained Somerville.

“Initial indications are the SUV crossedover into the path of the pickup. Neitherspeed nor alcohol appear to be factors,”the sergeant added. “We are asking forany witnesses who have not yet spokenwith police to do so as soon as possible.”

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Hundreds gathered at the new Bell-Irving fish hatchery Sunday for itsofficial re-opening.by Roxanne [email protected]

It seemed only fitting that it shouldbe raining leading up to the watershedceremonies, and that it should stop or atleast reduce to little more than a drizzleminutes into the one-hour program ofspeeches, gift giving, and cake cutting,said KEEPS president Dave Smith.

Sunday marked the annual KanakaEducation and Environmental PartnershipSociety (KEEPS) Goodbye Chums eventheld every year around Earth Day, wherethe public is invited to release the fry andtake part in a number of other educationaland family-oriented activitiesalong the creek.

Sunday’s festivities alsomarked the opening of phaseone of the new Kanaka CreekWatershed Stewardship Centreproject. And all the par-ties involved in making the$325,000 new hatchery a real-ity were there to be thankedand to rejoice.

But it’s only phase one of amuch bigger vision, and thesecond stage of the project isstill to come, explained Smith,amid a few hoops and hollers.

He cheered, for instance, the fact thatthe Bell-Irving hatchery has been operat-ing for more than 30 years as an attrac-tion to the park, an educational facility,meeting place, and a highly productivehatchery and how it’s all been madepossible thanks to partnerships with theDistrict of Maple Ridge, Metro Vancouverparks, federal fisheries and oceans, PacificSalmon Foundation and Pacific ParklandFoundation, as well as KEEPS and otherkey community supporters who careabout the future of the salmon population

and the watershed preservation not onlyin Kanaka Creek but also the neighbouringAlouette River system.

“Be proud of who we are, and whatwe’ve accomplished,” he said, just beforeasking for more donations of time, energy,and resources to make phase two of theproject – an education centre intended toopen by 2015 – a reality.

Final drawings are in the works now forthe new building, with hopes constructioncan start later this year on the $1-millionfacility.

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This column looks at thelocal companies addingvalue to farm commod-ities here in Maple Ridge.

Husband and wife team Daveand Krista Pitcher, for instance,know how to make a livingby adding value to what otherpeople think of as simple com-modities – like coffee.

They roast it right here in aMaple Ridge industrial parkusing the green coffee beans theyimport from certified fair tradeand organic farms in the coffeegrowing regions.

People can taste the gourmetcoffees of Global Coffee at theCheers to the Planet: Eat, Drinkand be eco-event on Saturday,April 27 at Meadowridge School.Tickets are $45 at the CEEDCentre or at www.ceedcentre.ca.

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Terry Kelly is an east-coast entertainer whois known for his song A Pittance of Time.

A Juno nominee plays in the Ridge.Terry Kelly’s passion for life has gained him

international recognition as an award-winningsinger/songwriter, motivational speaker, and aParalympian (he’s blind).

As a musician, he has released six recordings,resulting in seven East Coast Music Awards andnominations for four Canadian Country MusicAwards and a Juno.

Kelly performed his music throughout theworld, including the U.S., Europe, Austrailia,New Zealand, and for troops in Afghanistan.

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Start up the manure spreader,the election is on. Bette and Bingare facing off in Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows and Mike, “TheBridesmaid” Bocking is trying tounseat Marc, “My Butt Belongs inthe Back Benches” Dalton. Daltonbeat Bocking by a mere 68 voteslast time around.

It’s all about jobs and the deficit, health educa-tion and welfare, pipelines and environment andjust about every aspect of life here in paradise.

Adrian Dix has been dropping planks at the rateof one per day in Liberal ridings, almost daringthem to respond while Christy takes to the TVwith her dimpled message of hope.

There are two other parties – the Greens andthe Conservatives – battling for third place anda seat or two in the legislature. Manuel Pratas isrunning for the Conservatives in Maple Ridge-PittMeadows, for the experience no doubt, althoughMr. Pratas figures that Bing and Rosenau are vul-nerable because they are neophytes, when in factBing has been on council in Pitt Meadows since2005 and Rosenau has political veteran MikeSather leading her team into the fray.

Someone mentioned that both candidatesare from medical backgrounds, Bing a dentist– which may be a liability knowing how somepeople feel about their dentists – and Rosenau apill counter with London Drugs.

(As recently as last night I have learned thatthe Greenies have waded in to both ridings withcandidates).

The NDP promise is “Change for the Better.” Ican’t imagine anyone offering a “Change for theWorse,” not until they’ve been in power a while.

The Libs are harkening back to the 1990s quitea lot when the Pinkos were in power and spend-ing money like drunken sailors on shore leave,most notably – to keep the nautical theme alive

– on Glen Clark’s Fast Cats, whichflopped as ferries and were soldprivately for a fraction of theircost. Clark now works for uber-capitalist Jimmy Pattison some-thing the Libs could use to theiradvantage: when socialism startsto suck, you can always comework for the private sector.

The Liberals also draggedAdrian Dix’s dirty laundry out ofthe bottom of the hamper, citing amemo he forged for Glen Clark inthe Casino Gate Scandal in 1998,which resulted in Dix’s termina-

tion with a generous $70,000 severance package.It’s all part of the negative ad strategy that par-

ties use at election. If you can’t say anything badabout someone, don’t say anything at all.

Clark, of course, has her own cross to bear,the conflict of interest and corruption allegationsrelated to the sale of BC Rail. That was then, thisis now: Dirty water under the bridge, raw sewageinto the inner harbour.

I did make it to the Dirt Day celebrations atthe Peace Park, a hot house of left wing environ-mentalism complete with apolitical storytellingand baked goods. Strangely enough no politicalsightings, although I believe the NDP had a boothup and were giving away samples of medicinalmarijuana.

The New Down Syndrome Democratic Party:rumours of another party fielding candidates inour two ridings: under the leadership of Summerand Tory Brack, two Ruskin gals who photographvery well, and are conducting a campaign to ridthe language of inappropriate use of the ‘R’ word– retard. Their younger brother Colton has DS.

They made their first presentation at GaribaldiSecondary before a packed house and were sosuccessful they have decided to take their cam-paign to the people. Summer will run in MapleRidge-Pitt Meadows, Tori in Maple Ridge-Mission.

I have nothing but respect for these two youngwomen. I have raised these same points myself inthis space but unlike the girls I am neither prettyor photogenic.

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What a visit toU.S.A. worth?

Everyone’s in a tizzy since theAmericans announced they’re consider-ing charging a fee to Canadian bordercrossers.

While bridges across the LowerMainland, including the one betweenMaple Ridge and Langley, are springingup with tolls, we’ve always taken it forgranted that a trip to the States will begratis.

Well, for a certainvalue of free.

A border crossingfee, especially one of$1 to $10, won’t deteranyone from makinga once-a-year trip tosee Disneyland or theirAmerican friends or relatives. But thereare those who cross the border everyday – truckers, mostly, but some folkschoose to live in Canada and work inthe U.S., or vice versa.

Then there are those who cross oncea week or so, to get cheap gas, maybepick up some milk and eggs.

For those frequent crossers, it will bethe equivalent of a significant toll.

That’s in addition to the non-mon-etary costs we’ve endured along theborders over the past decade. Increasedsecurity has meant the need for moreidentification, including passports orenhanced driver’s licenses.

If the U.S. puts a border toll in place,they’ll be taking a small chunk out ofthe Canadian economy.

We could put up a tit-for-tat fee ofour own – but that would also hurt us.Do we want to discourage Americantourists and film crews from coming uphere and pouring money into our cof-fers? Definitely not.

It’s been decades now since we hadour debate about free trade with theU.S. It’s ironic that, with free tradethoroughly entrenched, the UnitedStates is now considering putting a priceon the movement of individuals throughthe undefended border.

– M.C.

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Dear Editor,I watched the Christy show

last week, as she was talk-ing with staged people in herpathetic attempt to make theBC Liberals seem legitimate.

The total provincial debt isforecast to be $62.7 billion in2013-2014, up $7.7 billion fromthe $56 billion the BC Liberalsforecast. Eight of the BCLiberals’ 13 budgets have beendeficits, including their last five.

The queen of the photo-op has gazedinto her crystal ball and said, trust us wehave everything under control and you canbelieve me when I say this one is balanced.

Some time in the future, B.C. will makebillions of dollars from the sale of LiquifiedNatural Gas (LNG).

It would be years before any of these

facilities are even built. The SiteC Dam would have to be built toprovide the needed power.

Remember what happenedwith Tumbler Ridge coal.Japanese steel companies brokesigned contracts to buy the coalwhen coal prices dropped, leav-ing B.C. taxpayers to foot thebills.

Having contracts for LNG withChina only means they will paythe going rate until the price

drops or some other country offers to sell forless, once again leaving the taxpayer footingthe bill.

The majority of people in B.C. won’t besad to see Christy go. Maybe she couldreturn to one of the three universities sheattended but never graduated from.

John Munro, Maple Ridge

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Watch what you eatDear Editor,

When I moved to Pitt Meadows in 2007, Iwas excited to shop at a local market. I lovethe idea of fresh, local, ethically raised meatfor my family.

Although they don’t raise their ownchicken, they had a sign up stating theybuy/sell only local, ethically raised chicken.

Unfortunately, I found out after five yearsof shopping there that the “knowing whereyour meat is from” slogan they tote doesnot apply to their frozen meat.

I routinely bought the chicken strips formy toddlers. Despite the frozen chickenhaving nothing but a store label and cook-ing instructions (no ingredient list), I wassomehow to know this chicken came fromelsewhere – as is all their frozen, pre-madefood.

No one thought to tell me that, as I stoodin line with my children, paying top dollarso I could serve only the best to them.

So as I support my tax dollars goingto local food production, buyer beware.Always ask where your food is from, evenwhen buying from a local, family-run busi-ness. I didn’t, and for that, I fed my chil-dren a step above McDonald’s without evenknowing it.

Breanna Curley, Pitt Meadows

Dear Editor,Cherryl Katnich’s comments [Not all apol-

ogies are equal, Mar. 26 Letters, TIMES] area perfect example of why the BC Liberalsrepeat falsehoods at every opportunity andhope that people will believe them.

Adrian Dix did not forge a memo. Hewrote a memo for his own files. He did,however, backdate it, for which he apolo-gized and was fired. He was also nevercharged with anything.

The notorious “memo to file” affair erupt-ed 14 years ago, when police were breath-ing down then-premier Glen Clark’s neck.

Police (led by Peter Montague, a knownLiberal supporter, and with suspiciouslyaccompanying television crews), raidedClark’s home over his relationship withDimitrios Pilarinos, a neighbour of his.

Mr. Pilarinos had applied for a provincialcasino license in Burnaby. Allegations sur-faced that Mr. Clark had received a benefitfrom him, in the form of carpentry work.

It was later proved in court that Mr. Clarkpaid for the work. And Mr. Pilarinos did notwin the casino license.

The memo said Clark had personallyinstructed Dix to “ensure that he [Clark]take no part in any aspect of the decision”to award the casino licence.

After writing the memo, Mr. Dix took thedate stamp for the Office of the Premier

from his secretary’s desk, turned the dateback to July 17, 1998, and stamped thememo with that date.

When Mr. Clark faced political corruptioncharges the following year, Mr. Dix’s memosurfaced as evidence that the premier haddistanced himself from the process.

Mr. Clark resigned. At trial, the chargewas dismissed by Justice Elizabeth Bennett,and if her judgment is to be believed, onecould fairly conclude that the special pros-ecutor was either incompetent or dishonestwhen he advised the prosecution servicethat there was sufficient information toobtain a conviction.

Cheryl Baron, Maple Ridge[Note: A fuller version of this letter is online

at www.mrtimes.com. Click on Opinion, orsearch the writer’s name.]

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Behaviour says it allDear Editor,

The best predictor of future behaviour ispast behaviour. This is a proven behaviourprinciple, a great guide for anticipating howsomeone might react to a situation, challen-ging question, or problem.

Adrian Dix’s boss got into trouble, so tohelp him out, Dix composed a false docu-ment. He had days to think it over and stillchose to lie to police.

By his own admission, what he did was“wrong.” Those of us who do not move insuch circles of power and privilege mighthave found ourselves in court, facing ser-ious charges and penalties. Adrian Dix,however, got $70,000 of our money.

Would a moral person, with only thepublic good at heart, cash this cheque?Apparently, he had no trouble with themoral question, as he cashed the cheque.

In 2005, Mr. Dix ran for MLA ofVancouver Kingsway and was elected. Thepeople of Vancouver Kingsway, of course,owe the rest of the province no justificationfor their selection. It is their right to choose.

In February 2013, Adrain Dix approvedan ad mocking those of us who felt thathis questionable background made himan unacceptable candidate for premier ofthe province. According to the NDP party,anyone who mentions past transgressions isindulging in “attack ads.”

When making our decision as to who willbe responsible for our province’s future, isit unbecoming to consider past behaviour?

In the words of the old Al Wilson song,“You knew damn well I was a snake beforeyou took me in.”

Please, vote.Andree D’Andrea, Maple Ridge

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Up-and-coming recyclers inMaple Ridge and Pitt Meadowshave been recognized– indirectly – for all they’redoing to change the world.

On Saturday, The TIMESwas given a silver medalfrom industry peers for thecreation of the 40 Under 40campaign that ran last fallin conjunction with theRidge Meadows RecyclingSociety’s 40th anniversary.

Inside the newspaperindustry, The TIMES earnedthe recognition through the B.C. andYukon Community Newspaper Associationin the arena of community service.

Ridge Meadows Recycling Society hasbeen a thriving organization in this com-munity for four decades, and to mark thatmilestone anniversary last year, The TIMESteam wanted to do something special torecognize their “incredible contribution”to both the community and environment,explained publisher Spencer Levan.

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Partnering with the depot on the 40Under 40 campaign, the paper highlighted40 young people who make significantcontributions to this community’s sustain-ability.

The newspaper industry judgesdescribed the finished product as “aninnovative way to highlight an important

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Levan congratulated both the recyclingsociety and his TIMES team for the award.

The intention of this campaign wasto highlight 40 local people, all 40 yearsor younger, who are making significant

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Working in partnershipwith the society, The TIMES’campaign included advertis-ing and stories calling fornominations, as well as aseries of features remind-ing people of the 40 Under40 competition while profil-ing some of the community’senvironmentalists who areover the age of 40 who play animportant role in recycling.

The print package culminated with afeature package on Oct. 23 (during WasteReduction Week) featuring each one ofthe 40 winners with a picture and briefbiography, as well as more stories aboutthe next generation of recyclers.

“Through the years, this paper hascovered many of the environmental stor-ies and issues that affect residents of thiscommunity. They have helped our societypromote new programs, initiatives, andchanges and are a valuable part of ourlocal media,” said the recycling society’sspokesperson Leanne Koehn, daughter ofthe society’s two founding members.

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Levan said “community” is the keyword in this, and he and the team havebeen proud to serve this community formore than a quarter century and he’slooking forward to continuing that work.

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“We are thankful for our servicegroups like Rotary and the Eagles,and especially the individuals whoparticipate in our fundraising events.Together we are able to make a dif-ference in kids’ lives, allowing allkids to play,” Walters said.

A KidSport pub night at the HaneyPublic House will also be takingplace on Saturday, from 6 to 9 p.m.Tickets cost $20 and are availablefrom Walters at 778-227-0214.

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Four local businesses and oneindividual recently won GreenStar Awards from the City of

Pitt Meadows.This year the awards were extend-

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The award for Most IntegratedGreen Solutions for a company withless than 10 employees went to MozHair Studio, and for more than 10employees, Hopcott Premium Meats.

The award for Awareness andAdvocacy for a company withless than 10 employees went toHoneyland Canada, and for morethan 10 employees, AmsterdamGreenhouses and Garden Centre.

The Resident Award for IntegratedGreen Solutions went to Adam Rieu.

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Maple Ridge Secondary students celebrated a correct answer during the Jeopardy portion of Battle of the Books,held at Samuel Robertson Technical Secondary late last week.

Students sharedliteracy, culture, andfun during a friendlycompetition insidethe Samuel RobertsonTechnical Secondarylibrary late last week.

by Troy [email protected]

High school studentsfrom across the district“battled” inside SamuelRobertson Technical (SRT)Secondary’s library lastThursday, April 18.

Battle of the Books is areading challenge in whichstudents representing bookclubs from Pitt Meadows,Westview, Thomas Haney,Maple Ridge, and SRTsecondary schools playedtrivia games centredaround six novels theyread over the spring break.

The books wereDivergent, Erebos, Lookingfor Alaska, The AbsoluteTrue Diary of a Part TimeIndian, The People’sRepublic (Cherub series),and The Kill Order.

Teams of students fromeach school tested theirknowledge of the novelsat three stations that mim-icked the popular TV gameshows Wheel of Fortuneand Jeopardy.

The third station was avariation of the game ofcharades.

Points were collected ateach station and at the endof the competition theywere totalled up, decidingthe winner of the BOB tro-phy, which this year wentto the group from MapleRidge Secondary.

Adding a cultural twistto the finale, because aFirst Nations author waspart of the mix, was a for-mer student who demon-strated a jingle dance forthe participants. Her moth-er also spoke about thesymbolism in the regalia.

“The kids got someexposure to powwow cul-ture,” said Suzanne Hall,a former district librarianwho helped start Battle ofthe Books.

Hall is an elementaryaboriginal resource teacherin the district. She helpedout at the event becauseone of the books was

penned by a First Nationsauthor.

The Battle of the Booksis an off-shoot from BookFest, a long-standing pro-gram involving elementaryschools in the district.Four years ago, the sec-ondary school librariansdecided to bring Book Festto the high school level.

Hall said Battle of theBooks could become athing of the past, if thedistrict decidesd to cutteacher-librarians, as hasbeen proposed as part ofthe budget cuts this year.

“This is really on thebubble for next year,” Hallsaid.

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Duncan Stefurak, a Grade 11, from Pitt Meadows Secondary, as he playedcharades with his teammates during Battle of the Books, held Thursdaymorning, April 18, at Samuel Robertson Technical Secondary.

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April 25: Teens• Teens are invited to theMaple Ridge Library fora Teen Poetry Slam at 7p.m. Teens are encour-aged to read their ownpoetry or favourite poem.Or they can try someon-the-spot slampoetry. Theevent is forteens aged13 to 19. Info:Maple Ridge Library at 604-467-7417.

April 26: Support group• Hominum Fraser Valley, aninformal discussion and sup-port group to help gay, bisex-ual, and questioning men,meets at 7:30 p.m. For infor-mation and meeting location,call Art at 604-462-9813 orDon at 604-329-9760.

April 27: Garage sale• Pitt Meadows UnitedChurch at the corner ofHarris and Ford roads isholding its annual garagesale from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.Come and buy a treasure.

April 27: Garden party• Celebrate the returnof spring at St. Luke’sParish spring garden partyfrom 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. inthe parish hall and parkinglot. Check out their variedselection of outdoor andindoor plants. Have a snackor lunch in the tearoom andtake home something sweetfrom the bake tables. Thechurch is at 20285 DewdneyTrunk Rd., Maple Ridge.

April 27: Fundraiser• A hotdog sale fundraiser isbeing held at Thrifty Foodsfrom 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. tosupport a local high schoolstudent, Sara Stanley, whois raising funds to travel toEcuador this summer forvolunteer work with Free theChildren.

April 27: Garage sale• A garage sale will beheld at Webster’s CornersElementary, 25554 DewdneyTrunk Rd., from 9 a.m. to 3p.m.

April 27: Park opening• The public is invited to theofficial opening of MacLeanPark from 10 to 11 a.m.The new park is at McMynRoad west of 190A Street.Enjoy a new kind of park

experience with the activeoutdoor fitness circuit andPitt Meadows first “natural”playground.

April 27: Seniors• Ridge Meadows SeniorsSociety is holding a WesternNight Saturday nightsocial from 7 to 10 p.m. inthe lounge of the seniorscentre, 12150 224th St.Entertainment will be by EdWahl. Tickets are $4 and areavailable at the receptiondesk. No minors allowed.

April 27: Fundraiser• CEED Centre hostsits Cheers to the Planet– Eat, Drink, and Be Eco at

Meadowridge School,12224 240th St. Therewill be local, organic,

sustainable wines,brews, and spir-its paired withcuisine fromlocal chefs.Info: 604-463-2229.

April 28: Museum• Museum Sundays featurescraft recycling from paperrolls and plastic cups. Whatto do with all this junk– make something better ofcourse. Museum Sundaysrun from 2 to 4 p.m. and areopen to everyone. Admissionis by donation. Info: Jen orLeslie at 604-465-4322.

April 28: Sports• Ridge Meadows SpeedSkating’s annual general

meeting is from 1 to 2 p.m.at the Pitt Meadows FamilyRecreation Centre. Skaterregistration (at the samelocation) for the 2013-14 sea-son will be held from noonto 4 p.m. Info: www.ridge-meadowsracers.org.

April 28: Concert• Maple Ridge MusicSociety is hosting a com-munity concert, Music forour Health, of voice, piano,and violin benefiting theRidge Meadows HospitalFoundation at 3 p.m. Ticketsare $30 and include a wineand cheese reception. Callthe foundation office for tick-ets at 604-463-1822.

April 30: Election• Ridge Meadows SeniorsSociety is hosting an all-candidates meeting from1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at theseniors centre, 12150 224thSt., Maple Ridge. They haveinvited candidates from bothconstituencies to participatein this event.

May 2: Health• Maple Ridge BetterBreathers Club meets in theFraser Room, Maple RidgeLibrary, from noon to 1:30p.m. The guest speaker isRCMP officer Steve Terrilon.Info: Heidi 604-466-1633.

May 2: Parkinson’s• Maple Ridge/Pitt MeadowsCaregivers Support Group–Parkinson’s Society B.C.meets from 10 a.m. tonoon. This is a supportgroup for caregivers, family,and friends of people withParkinson’s disease. Info:Elinor Verkerk at 604-467-2768 or [email protected].

May 2: Seniors• A Seniors Helping Seniorsmeeting takes place at 9:30a.m. at the Ridge MeadowsSeniors Activity Centre,12150 224th St.

May 2: Election• Chamber of commercehosts an all-candidates meet-ing for candidates fromMaple Ridge-Pitt Meadowsand Maple Ridge-Mission at 7p.m. at Meadowridge School,12224 240th St.

Citizen of the year• Pitt Meadows CommunityFoundation is inviting nom-inations for its Citizen of theYear 2013. The deadline fornominations is April 30. Info:

604-465-4772 or [email protected].

Volunteers needed• Ridge Meadows HospiceSociety is hosting its 16thannual Vistas Run/Walk onSunday, May 12 throughKanaka Creek Regional Park.Volunteers are needed for theevent. Info: 604-463-7722.

Amazing Adventure• The Salvation Army isputting on The Amazing

Adventure as a fundraiseron May 25. Teams of fourpeople cost $150 to enter,and individual are $40.The event starts at noon atMemorial Peace Park andcontinues through the daywith a celebratory barbecueat 6:15 p.m. in the park. Allteams must have a car anddriver. Info: Amelia Norrie [email protected] 604-463-8296, ext. 106.

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Jeff Weltz has covered the bless-ing of traditions and good habits,now he will address the otherside, prejudices.

Yes, prejudice rears its head insport fishing. We often see it inthe negative remarks passed backand forth over styles of fishingand fishing tackle used. The mostevident prejudice, though, is inthe area of fish species.• More online: www.mrtimes.com,

click on “Sports”

Star Bowl playedThe 2013 Star Bowl football

games were played on Saturday,April 20, in Abbotsford at RotaryStadium. Star Bowl matchesare Valley Community FootballLeague (VCFL) playing againstplayers from the VancouverMainland Football League (VMFL).

The biggest upset was theBantam game, which was playedwith five local kids: Sam Cavalli,Chico David, Joseph Hine, TyrelOgloff, and Matthew Oye.• More online: www.mrtimes.com,


SportsMaple Ridge & Pitt Meadows Times Thursday, April 25, 2013 A19

Recreation Reach The TIMES' sports desk: Phone: 604-463-2281 or email: [email protected]

NHL star namedWinnipeg Jets forward Andrew

Ladd was named NHL first starof the weekMonday afterrecordingeight points inthree games.The 27-year-old MapleRidge native had two goals andsix assists over the stretch to helpthe Jets pick up five out of a pos-sible six points in their push for aplayoff berth.

In other NHL news, Laddand fellow Maple Ridge-nativeBrandon Yip are both up for theEA Sports NHL14 Cover Vote. Yipwas nominated by his NashvillePredators teammates and Laddby the Jets. To vote visit: http://covervote.nhl.com/#/ballot.• More online: www.mrtimes.com,


On the FlyOn the Flyby Jeff Weltz

A fly fishing instructor and outdoor writer,Jeff has fished the area since the early 1970s.Contact him at [email protected]

Brent Langridge has comea long way since he firstentered the Sun Hang Dostudio back in 2001.by Troy [email protected]

Smooth as fresh milk, with thenimbleness and fluidity of a dan-cer, Brent Langridge practised hispunching, blocking, and kickingtechniques while warming up fora recent early-morning class at theSun Hang Do martial arts studioin Maple Ridge.

The grace in which the 30-year-old practises martial arts didn’tcome overnight.

He’s been training at SunHang Do’s local studio at 20475Lougheed Hwy. for 12 years underthe guidance of master instructorDave Kinney.

On Saturday, May 4 atWestview Secondary, Brent willcompete in the Sun Hang Do tour-nament and exhibition where hewill receive his black belt fromSun Hang Do founder GrandMaster Kang.

Away from the studio, Brentplays drums, sings karaoke, andwatches Vancouver Canucksgames.

The PittMeadowsSecondary gradalso works at Wal-Mart in the main-tenance depart-ment and duringhis down time,reads and writespoetry and stories.

Brent also hap-pens to have Downsyndrome.

Community sup-port worker MaryMorellato hasworked with Brentand his family forthe past 24 yearsand said martial artshas boosted his self-confidence.

“I’ve seen him grow and maturethroughout this whole process,”Morellato said. “It’s also givenhim an outlet for exercise that’sreally important.”

Brent’s keen eye started hislong relationship with Sun HangDo. In September 2001, Morellatowas driving Brent along DewdneyTrunk Road when he spotted thestudio.

“Brent had seen some

martial arts on TV and he pointedto the window,” she recalled. “Iasked, ‘Do you want to try that?’And he said, ‘Yes.’”

Upon entering the studio,Morellato asked Kinney if he tookpeople with special needs.

He laughed and gestured tohis daughter Keauna, now 17,who has a rare genetic conditionknown as Kleefstra syndrome.

Twelve years later, Brent sayshe feels at home in the studio.

“I love it,” he said. “It’s really

good. It gives me muscles andenergy.”

His black belt is long awaited.Brent tested for the belt sixmonths ago during an eight-hourevent involving roughly 70 stu-dents from all nine Sun Hang Doschools located around the LowerMainland.

Two weeks later, he was unableto attend the black belt ceremonybecause he underwent surgery fora herniated belly button.

“He’s had really good patience,”Kinney said. “He’s had a tempor-ary black belt for six months.”

Kinney has enjoyed trainingwith Brent through the years.

“He tries hard,” Kinney said.“He gets lazy once in a while likeall of us, but he’s great.”

Kinney said dedication and hardwork prevails over more tangibleelements, and Brent’s situation is

no exception.“The people that are consistent

with their attendance, consistentwith their training, and have thatnever-give-up attitude, those arethe ones who succeed,” Kinneysaid. “The two things that everyblack belt in the world have incommon is, they all started out asa white belt, and they never gaveup.”

Brent’s attitude mirrors the SunHang Do philosophy, Kinney said.

“Sun” means to be kind andgood, “Hang” implies behav-iour, actions, and conduct, and“Do” translates into the endlessimprovement of one’s self.

Martial arts isn’t Brent’s onlysporting interest.

In July he’ll be going for goldin bowling at the upcoming 2013BC Special Olympics SummerGames in Langley.

Perseverance

Student earns black belt after 12 years


Brent Langridge showed his technique alongside Maple Ridge Sun Hang Do master instructor DaveKinney. Langridge will officially receive his black belt in Sun Hang Do martial arts on May 4.Langridge has trained with master instructor Dave Kinney at the Sun Hang Do studio in Maple Ridgefor 12 years.

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Shawna Van Aert photo

A series of veteranfootball players

offered someinstruction to local

players late lastweek at Garibaldi

Secondary. CFLer WillLoftus ran plays while

bantam-level playerAlex Van Aert (inset)

poised to catch a ball.

A veteran told local young players,‘You are the future of football.’by Sam Van AertSpecial to The TIMES

Football role models and flag-footballplayers persevered through the drivingrain for a night of instruction late lastweek at Garibaldi Secondary.

Several CFL football players with theGame Ready Fitness Program came outto Garibaldi to teach football skills toMeadowridge Knights flag-football players,who range in age from eight to 16.

The program hosts a team of mentorsconsisting of current and former CFL play-ers who are living in the local area.

“You are the future of football inCanada… or in the United States. We areall so happy that we can come out andbe here for you, so we can pass on somethings we know and some skills thatwill get you where you want to be,” saidVancouver native Will Loftus, who played11 seasons for the Edmonton Eskimos.

Loftus was joined by Justin Sorenson,a Parksville native and current linemanfor the Winnipeg Blue Bombers; ZanderRobinson, born in Vancouver and current-ly playing for the Toronto Argos; LangleyRams coach Eddie Ferg; and Eric Taylor,who played for the BC Lions in 2008.Other participants were Stephen Faoro,who played for the Tri-City Dogs and CamClarke who plays for the University ofManitoba.

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