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8 Surrey/North Delta Leader Thursday, December 6, 2012 Thursday, December 6, 2012 Surrey/North Delta Leader 1
FOURTH EDITION Winter 2012
what’s insideconstruction update ........... 2
community ........................ 3
contest & events ................. 4
Shopping at Guildford Town Centre this year is like unwrapping a giant gift! The renovations are almost complete and comments such as “I didn’t even recognize the centre!” make us proud.Santa Claus has arrived and is already listening to the children’s wishes at his new Santa’s Winter Wonderland. Come in and experience the fi rst phase of our new Christmas décor, including our magical chandelier hanging brightly above Centre Court, and there’s more to come in 2013.In addition to Santa’s Winter Wonderland, there’s plenty of seasonal fun happening on the upper level near Old Navy with our popular Cookie Kitchen and Reading Room. Gift Wrap Service is also available at this location of the centre.
We’re more than ready to offer you one of the most convenient shopping experiences this holiday season. With 1,800 new parking spots and two new entrances, shopping centre access is easier than ever!
We’ve introduced new technology with our fi ve new interactive directories to help you easily navigate around the centre, along with our indoor shuttle service.
Our retailers are pulling out all the stops to ensure Guildford Town Centre is your fi rst choice for holiday shopping this year, and we’ve rolled out contests,events and charitable opportunities to get you into the holiday spirit.
Come on in and experience what’s new and bright for the holidays at Guildford Town Centre.
unwrap a giant gift this year…
Until December 23, you can enter for a chance to win a $1,000, $500 or $100 Guildford Town Centre gift card!Here’s how it works. Simply upload your photo taken with Santa at his new Santa’s Winter Wonderland at Guildford Town Centre via our Facebook app. For the four weeks the contest runs, the Guildford team will randomly select one eligible entry each week to win a $100 Guildford Town Centre gift card. GUILDFORD‘S PICK wins a $1,000 Guildford Town Centre gift card. The Santa Smile voted VOTERS’ FAVE wins a $500 Guildford Town Centre gift card.Winners will be contacted on Wednesday, January 2. Weekly winners will be announced every Friday until December 21. Until then, keep voting and tell your friends! Visit Facebook.com/GuildfordTownCentre to enter or to vote.
the Guildford Story Guildford Town Centre Community Newsletter FOURTH EDITION Winter 2012
santa smiles
You can help support the Surrey Memorial Hospital Foundation (SMHF) and local young artists at the same time by purchasing the 2nd limited edition of the timeless classic, Twas the Night Before Christmas.
This is the second year Guildford Town Centre has supported this creative community project, and once again, it’s an opportunity to showcase three young local artists.
All proceeds from the sale of Twas the Night Before Christmas ($10 cash only), goes to support the Surrey Memorial Hospital Foundation. You can purchase the collector’s edition book at Customer Service, and view the original artwork at Centre Court from December 8 to 22.
twas the night before christmas
book sale
great gift card giveaway
the Guildford Story is published quarterly by Guildford Town Centre.
We would love to hear from you. How are we doing?
Do you have any questions, or comments for us?
Would you like to suggest an article or are you holding on to a bit of Guildford nostalgia you would
like to share? Talk to us at Facebook.com/GuildfordTownCentre
or Twitter.com/ShopGTC or call us at (604) 585-1565.
Shop with Us: 104th Avenue and 152nd Street,
Surrey, BC
Holiday Shopping Hours: November 28 - December 23 10 am – 9pm
Sundays, December 2 and 9 10am – 6pm December 24 8am – 5pm
December 25 Closed December 26 8am – 7pm
Guildford Town Centre Community Newsletter
(604) 585-1565 • GuildfordTownCentre.com
GuildfordTownCentre • @ShopGTC
santa’s send-off & pajama party
Santa Claus is visiting Guildford Town Centre until December 23, and then, he has to rush back to get ready for Christmas Eve.
Families are invited to come to the centre at 7pm, in pajamas with their stuffies and blankets, and join in the fun. Meet us at Centre Court for milk and cookies, a sing-along with Joey Hanlon, and a reading of Twas the Night Before Christmas by Santa himself!
Pick up your free tickets at Customer Service, while quantities last. Limit four tickets per family, please.
You can win a $100 Guildford Town Centre gift card by simply visiting the centre. Until December 24, all you have to do is check in at one of two interactive kiosks (one is near Customer Service, the other on the upper level near Sears) and enter to win. One winner will be drawn daily, and you can enter every day, once a day.
2 Surrey/North Delta Leader Thursday, December 6, 2012 Thursday, December 6, 2012 Surrey/North Delta Leader 7
new centre décor
We caught up with the busiest man of the season at Santa’s Winter Wonderland,a new, magical place for children to meet Santa, and whisper their dreams in his ear.“I listen to the children’s dreams…and it’s a privilege,” says Santa, who remembered the most fun wish he ever received.“Ho! Ho! Ho! Why, it was the child who asked for a ride on my sleigh!” Santa recalled.“I promised if we stopped by and they were still awake, I would see what I could do! Ho! Ho! Ho!”Santa needs a license to drive his sleigh (his driver’s license says he was born onDecember 6, 343) and riding in the sleigh is a treat for his 743 elves working hard up at the North Pole. Every year, Santa chooses a handful of lucky elves to join him on his visit to Guildford.“Everyone wants to go to Guildford!” says Santa, who brought down nine elveswith him.How did he choose which elves to bring, and does he have a favourite?“Why, they’re all my favourites!” Santa said, with a twinkle in his eye.So how does Santa get all around the world in one night?“Well, I start in the earliest time zone, but it’s a little bit of magic. I work with thespace-time continuum, so it just seems like I’m in six places at once, but I’m really not. I use magic, and I have little caches of toys all over the world, so I don’t have to go back to the North Pole on Christmas Eve.”Why does he do it?“It’s fun! You always do things that are fun. You should never do anything that youdon’t feel good about.”And with the blink of an eye, he was gone… back to his seat to talk to the children.For a complete schedule of Santa’s visiting hours, go to GuildfordTownCentre.com
community initiatives
santa claus is listeningconstruction update
Like the elves in Santa’s Workshop, our Customer Service team are busy and happy to host variousservices for your enjoyment.
Q: Is there a Cookie Kitchen this year?
A: Yes! Children can decorate a Cob’s bun at the Cookie Kitchen located on the upper level by Old Navy, now through December 23, from 12pm-5pm daily.
Q: When does the Reading Room start?
A: Until December 23, children can sit and read Christmas books at our Reading Room during the same hours as the Cookie Kitchen. As a sponsor of the Surrey Libraries’ Winter Reading Club, Guildford Town Centre will host Story Times from December 17- 21 at 10:30am, and again at 1pm.
Q: Where is the Gift Wrap kiosk located?
A: Our Gift Wrap Service by Donation operates until December 24, and is located on the upper level by Old Navy. All proceeds go to Surrey Memorial Hospital Foundation.
Q: Are there any other services for the holidays?
A: Yes! We offer a Coat & Parcel Check and Parcel Carryout until December 24, on the upper level by Old Navy, and our popular free indoor shuttle service is back, running during peak hours inside the centre on the upper level. For details, call Customer Service at (604) 585-1565.
FAQ
’s
On November 27, from 5:30pm-10pm, Guildford Town Centre hosted its 3rd Annual Heart of the Holidaysshopping event. This year, 21 local non-profi t organizations sold $10 tickets and kept 100 per cent of theproceeds for their groups, raising more than $14,000.Ticket holders enjoyed an evening of VIP shopping with special offers, prizes, food, music and entertainment. Once again, Global BC Meteorologist Mark Madryga hosted the event and helped give away prizes including diamond earrings donated by Michael Hill and his and hers makeovers from The Bay. Surrounding businesses,Boston Pizza Guildford, Dairy Queen Guildford, Moxie’s and Rockford Grill, also participated in thiswin-win event that helps fund local charities. It truly was an evening that gave from the heart.
• Did you know every snowfl ake has six sides? Next time it snows, get your microscope out and see.
• Snag, Yukon Territory, holds the record for the coldest Canadian temperature at -63°C on February 3, 1947.
• If you add up the gifts in the Twelve Days of Christmas, you would get 364 presents.
• Canada’s seasonal locations include Christmas Island (Nova Scotia), Gift Lake (Alberta), Reindeer Station (NWT), Chimney Lake (BC), Sled Lake (Saskatchewan) and a town named Holly (Ontario).
• Eggnog sales in Canada? How about 5.8 million litres (December 2009).
• People have been untangling Christmas lights since electric lights were introduced by General Electric in 1903.
fun facts
This will be the best holiday season yet at Guildford Town Centre, and we’ve goneall out to capture the spirit of the season.
Anchoring our holiday theme is our new Santa’s Winter Wonderland set in a forestwith a majestic 30-foot Christmas tree and interactive fun fact podiums that makewinding your way to Santa’s lap an adventure in itself. There are also furry woodlandanimals that greet you along the way.
You can’t miss our dramatic crystal chandelier with shimmering icicles and evolving soft colours that sets the tone in our new Centre Court.
Experience the spirit of Christmas at Guildford Town Centre and stay tuned formore magical décor which will be revealed in 2013 .
New technology revealed!
It’s an integrated and exciting new Guildford Town Centre complete with the kind of technology that’s designed to contribute to the ultimate shopping experience.
Come and try out three exciting new changes at Guildford:
1. Five ViCCi (Virtual Customer Care Interface) interactive directory boards were installed throughout the centre, making it easy to fi nd your favourite stores or destination. On the upper level you’ll fi nd the virtual customer interface boards beside London Drugs and between The Bay and Garage; on the lower level, ViCCi is between Kin’s Farm Market and CIBC, between Payless Shoes and Pinstripes and near the Food Court escalators. Seven more will be introduced in 2013.
2. Download our ViCCi phone app onto your iPhone, Android or Blackberry. Simply hold your phone up to the QR code on the ViCCi directory board, and let the download begin.
3. Meet WANDA, our new Washroom Attendant and Digital Advertising network. WANDA technology is a touch screen mounted at the entrance of the washrooms, which allows customers to instantly notify our teams of any issues, including emergencies. Find WANDA in the washrooms near the new SHAW store and Moka House. In 2013, three more WANDA’s will be introduced.
Not sure how to use our new technology? Just ask any member of our team to get you started.
Share in the holiday spirit and season of giving by helping local children andteenagers have a Merry Christmas. Guildford Town Centre is pleased to be collecting toys for the Surrey Christmas Bureau and you can help. Just bring your unwrapped, new toy or gift (don’t forget the older children) to the toy collection binlocated on the upper level by Old Navy. Donations accepted until December 23. Thank you for your support in helping make someone’s Christmas merrier.
heart of the holidays benefi ts local charities1.
2.
3.
new centre décor
We caught up with the busiest man of the season at Santa’s Winter Wonderland,a new, magical place for children to meet Santa, and whisper their dreams in his ear.“I listen to the children’s dreams…and it’s a privilege,” says Santa, who remembered the most fun wish he ever received.“Ho! Ho! Ho! Why, it was the child who asked for a ride on my sleigh!” Santa recalled.“I promised if we stopped by and they were still awake, I would see what I could do! Ho! Ho! Ho!”Santa needs a license to drive his sleigh (his driver’s license says he was born onDecember 6, 343) and riding in the sleigh is a treat for his 743 elves working hard up at the North Pole. Every year, Santa chooses a handful of lucky elves to join him on his visit to Guildford.“Everyone wants to go to Guildford!” says Santa, who brought down nine elveswith him.How did he choose which elves to bring, and does he have a favourite?“Why, they’re all my favourites!” Santa said, with a twinkle in his eye.So how does Santa get all around the world in one night?“Well, I start in the earliest time zone, but it’s a little bit of magic. I work with thespace-time continuum, so it just seems like I’m in six places at once, but I’m really not. I use magic, and I have little caches of toys all over the world, so I don’t have to go back to the North Pole on Christmas Eve.”Why does he do it?“It’s fun! You always do things that are fun. You should never do anything that youdon’t feel good about.”And with the blink of an eye, he was gone… back to his seat to talk to the children.For a complete schedule of Santa’s visiting hours, go to GuildfordTownCentre.com
community initiatives
santa claus is listeningconstruction update
Like the elves in Santa’s Workshop, our Customer Service team are busy and happy to host variousservices for your enjoyment.
Q: Is there a Cookie Kitchen this year?
A: Yes! Children can decorate a Cob’s bun at the Cookie Kitchen located on the upper level by Old Navy, now through December 23, from 12pm-5pm daily.
Q: When does the Reading Room start?
A: Until December 23, children can sit and read Christmas books at our Reading Room during the same hours as the Cookie Kitchen. As a sponsor of the Surrey Libraries’ Winter Reading Club, Guildford Town Centre will host Story Times from December 17- 21 at 10:30am, and again at 1pm.
Q: Where is the Gift Wrap kiosk located?
A: Our Gift Wrap Service by Donation operates until December 24, and is located on the upper level by Old Navy. All proceeds go to Surrey Memorial Hospital Foundation.
Q: Are there any other services for the holidays?
A: Yes! We offer a Coat & Parcel Check and Parcel Carryout until December 24, on the upper level by Old Navy, and our popular free indoor shuttle service is back, running during peak hours inside the centre on the upper level. For details, call Customer Service at (604) 585-1565.
FAQ
’s
On November 27, from 5:30pm-10pm, Guildford Town Centre hosted its 3rd Annual Heart of the Holidaysshopping event. This year, 21 local non-profi t organizations sold $10 tickets and kept 100 per cent of theproceeds for their groups, raising more than $14,000.Ticket holders enjoyed an evening of VIP shopping with special offers, prizes, food, music and entertainment. Once again, Global BC Meteorologist Mark Madryga hosted the event and helped give away prizes including diamond earrings donated by Michael Hill and his and hers makeovers from The Bay. Surrounding businesses,Boston Pizza Guildford, Dairy Queen Guildford, Moxie’s and Rockford Grill, also participated in thiswin-win event that helps fund local charities. It truly was an evening that gave from the heart.
• Did you know every snowfl ake has six sides? Next time it snows, get your microscope out and see.
• Snag, Yukon Territory, holds the record for the coldest Canadian temperature at -63°C on February 3, 1947.
• If you add up the gifts in the Twelve Days of Christmas, you would get 364 presents.
• Canada’s seasonal locations include Christmas Island (Nova Scotia), Gift Lake (Alberta), Reindeer Station (NWT), Chimney Lake (BC), Sled Lake (Saskatchewan) and a town named Holly (Ontario).
• Eggnog sales in Canada? How about 5.8 million litres (December 2009).
• People have been untangling Christmas lights since electric lights were introduced by General Electric in 1903.
fun facts
This will be the best holiday season yet at Guildford Town Centre, and we’ve goneall out to capture the spirit of the season.
Anchoring our holiday theme is our new Santa’s Winter Wonderland set in a forestwith a majestic 30-foot Christmas tree and interactive fun fact podiums that makewinding your way to Santa’s lap an adventure in itself. There are also furry woodlandanimals that greet you along the way.
You can’t miss our dramatic crystal chandelier with shimmering icicles and evolving soft colours that sets the tone in our new Centre Court.
Experience the spirit of Christmas at Guildford Town Centre and stay tuned formore magical décor which will be revealed in 2013 .
New technology revealed!
It’s an integrated and exciting new Guildford Town Centre complete with the kind of technology that’s designed to contribute to the ultimate shopping experience.
Come and try out three exciting new changes at Guildford:
1. Five ViCCi (Virtual Customer Care Interface) interactive directory boards were installed throughout the centre, making it easy to fi nd your favourite stores or destination. On the upper level you’ll fi nd the virtual customer interface boards beside London Drugs and between The Bay and Garage; on the lower level, ViCCi is between Kin’s Farm Market and CIBC, between Payless Shoes and Pinstripes and near the Food Court escalators. Seven more will be introduced in 2013.
2. Download our ViCCi phone app onto your iPhone, Android or Blackberry. Simply hold your phone up to the QR code on the ViCCi directory board, and let the download begin.
3. Meet WANDA, our new Washroom Attendant and Digital Advertising network. WANDA technology is a touch screen mounted at the entrance of the washrooms, which allows customers to instantly notify our teams of any issues, including emergencies. Find WANDA in the washrooms near the new SHAW store and Moka House. In 2013, three more WANDA’s will be introduced.
Not sure how to use our new technology? Just ask any member of our team to get you started.
Share in the holiday spirit and season of giving by helping local children andteenagers have a Merry Christmas. Guildford Town Centre is pleased to be collecting toys for the Surrey Christmas Bureau and you can help. Just bring your unwrapped, new toy or gift (don’t forget the older children) to the toy collection binlocated on the upper level by Old Navy. Donations accepted until December 23. Thank you for your support in helping make someone’s Christmas merrier.
heart of the holidays benefi ts local charities1.
2.
3.
6 Surrey/North Delta Leader Thursday, December 6, 2012 Thursday, December 6, 2012 Surrey/North Delta Leader 3
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EVENTS ANDENTERTAINMENT
A Student Drama Festival takes place at Sands Secondary Dec. 4th-7th featuring the plays Ciao Baby, Take Five, Sherlock Holmes’ Last Case and Waiting for the Parade. Sands is located at 10840 82 Ave. Phone 604-594-3474 for further information.
Mirror Mirror, a juried exhibition of self-portraits at Surrey Art Gallery continues until Dec. 16. The exhibit, presented by the Arts Council of Surrey, brings together works from 30 artists from across the Metro Vancouver region who use the form to depict not just physignomy and personal identity, but also broader social issues. The gallery, 13750 88 Ave.
The art rental and sales program at the Surrey Arts Centre provides the community with easy access to original artwork by local artists. It is an excellent opportunity to experience a wide variety of artworks without great � nancial commitment. Eighty per cent of the � rst year’s rent may go towards the purchase if desired. Approximately 120 works are on display and can be selected during gift shop hours. For further information contact 604-501-5564.
Artist Talk featuring Comfort Ero at the Surrey Art Gallery Dec. 6, 7:30 p.m. Ero is a Negian-born, Surrey-based master storytelling, teacher, writer and choreographer. Admission is free.
The Riverdale Elementary School Craft Fair takes place Dec. 15 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 14835 108A Ave. This is the PAC’s � rst annual fair. Admission is $1. Tables are available for $25/35. Call Courtney Hertz at 778-231-1926 or email [email protected]
The next Surrey Fiddlers Old Time Dance takes place Dec. 6 from 7:30-10:30 p.m. at Clayton Hall, 18513 70 Ave. Admission is $3. For more information, call 604-576-1066 or 604-538-3363.
Royal City Youth Ballet Company presents its 24th season of The Nutcracker ballet, with beautiful sets and extravagant costumes that illuminate the magic of the toy soldiers, Sugar Plum Fairy, and a growing Christmas tree. Under the artistic direction of Dolores Kirkwood, the cast of talented and dedicated dancers perform to Tchaikovsky’s classic score with its favourites such as Waltz of Flowers. At the Surrey Arts Centre (13750 88 Ave.) Dec. 14, 7:30 p.m. and Dec. 15-16, 1 p.m. and 4 p.m.
Ladies of North Delta: Have you just moved to this area or would you just like to meet new friends? Call and arrange to attend our next monthly dinner on Dec. 5 or any of our more regular activities such as morning walks, co� ee gatherings, par 3 golf, card games, stitch and chat, and book club. If you’d like to join or get more information about any of our activities, call Kathy at 604-583-3691, Pam at 604-597-7974 or e-mail [email protected]
Hominum Fraser Valley Chapter is an informal discussion and support group to help gay, bi-sexual and questioning men with the challenges of being married, separated or single. For information and meeting location, call Art 604-462-9813 or Don 604-329-9760.
4 Surrey/North Delta Leader Thursday, December 6, 2012 Thursday, December 6, 2012 Surrey/North Delta Leader 5
14255 96 Avenue | 604-502-6065 Check us out on Facebook!
ChristmasPartyNatureSaturday, December 15th 12pm - 4pm Free | Drop in | All Ages
www.surrey.ca/naturecentre
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Please email your cover letter and resume to
[email protected] December 14th.
Surrey Community College, accredited with the PCTIA and part of the Surrey School District, is accepting applications for a
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ASTHMA SINUSITIS BRONCHITIS�C.O.P.D. ALLERGIES COUGH COLDS�
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How it works:� Our medical devices disperse a pharmaceutical grade salt aerosol into a controlled breathing environment where�patients relax while the sterile salt particles enter deep inside the nasal passages, lungs and respiratory tract, killing bacteria�while reducing mucus and inflammation. The Healthy Breathing Center offers private treatment rooms for your comfort.�
Clinical studies:� Studies have proven that inhaling purified salt-infused air (with its sterile and anti-inflammatory properties)�helps reduce inflammation in the respiratory tract, leading to widening of the airway passages and the removal of blockages in�the bronchi and bronchioles.�
Safe & natural:� Salt therapy is natural, drug-free, and safe for all ages including infants and small children.�
INTRODUCTORY SPECIAL�
Treatments take place in a private therapy room�and last 45 minutes.�
First therapy session�$20�
One coupon per person. Exp Jan. 31/13�
* visit our website for more infomation.�
YOUTH BALL HOCKEY LEAGUE�(Starts January 14)�* $139 EARLY REGISTRATION�(ends Dec.15)�* Ages 7-17 (no contact)�* 11-12 games (usually 1 game per week)�* Games mostly on weekdays (early evenings)�- See website for days/times for each age group.�(Last season sold out. Subject to availability)�
ADULT BALL HOCKEY LEAGUE�(Starts January 11)�(No Contact)�* $2195 / team or $169 / individual�* 14-16 games (mostly Fri/Sat/Sun)�* Divisions from Beginner to Advanced.�* Last year sold out. Expecting 30+ teams.�
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ADULT ROLLER HOCKEY LEAGUE�(Starts January 14)�(No Contact, 4 on 4 action + goalies)�* $1995 / team or $185 / individual�* 14-16 games (Monday - Friday evenings.)�* Divisions from Beginner to Advanced.�* Last year sold out. Expecting 30+ teams.�
YOUTH ROLLER HOCKEY LEAGUE�(Starts January 19)�* $139 EARLY REGISTRATION�(Dec.15)�* Ages 10-15 (no contact)�* 11-12 games (usually 1 game per week)�* Games played on Saturday mornings.�
YOUTH INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE�(Starts January 11)�* $79 EARLY REGISTRATION (ends Dec.15)�* Ages 6-11 (Boys & Girls)�* 8-9 games (Friday early evenings)�
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Register online at�www.centralcityarena.ca�
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4 Surrey/North Delta Leader Thursday, December 6, 2012 Thursday, December 6, 2012 Surrey/North Delta Leader 5
14255 96 Avenue | 604-502-6065 Check us out on Facebook!
ChristmasPartyNatureSaturday, December 15th 12pm - 4pm Free | Drop in | All Ages
www.surrey.ca/naturecentre
A WINTER CELEBRATIONFEATURING CHRISTMASGAMES AND CRAFTS.* Meet a special visitor from the forest* Create a handmade gift* Enjoy a holiday story time* Craft a nature-inspired ornament* Munch on cookies you decorate* Get your face painted
PERFORMANCES BYMOMENTUMBARBERSHOPQUARTET
F R E E F A M I LY E V E N T
Please email your cover letter and resume to
[email protected] December 14th.
Surrey Community College, accredited with the PCTIA and part of the Surrey School District, is accepting applications for a
Nursing Unit Clerkinstructor
Introducing a�safe�, proven�natural� remedy for...�
ASTHMA SINUSITIS BRONCHITIS�C.O.P.D. ALLERGIES COUGH COLDS�
...and related ailments.�
Our Therapy has�been featured in�
the media.�
#104 19475 Fraser Highway, Surrey� Phone (604) 510-5158�
www.healthybreathingcenter.com�
NOW OPEN IN SURREY�
* Over 300 salt therapy centers world wide.�
Healthy�
How it works:� Our medical devices disperse a pharmaceutical grade salt aerosol into a controlled breathing environment where�patients relax while the sterile salt particles enter deep inside the nasal passages, lungs and respiratory tract, killing bacteria�while reducing mucus and inflammation. The Healthy Breathing Center offers private treatment rooms for your comfort.�
Clinical studies:� Studies have proven that inhaling purified salt-infused air (with its sterile and anti-inflammatory properties)�helps reduce inflammation in the respiratory tract, leading to widening of the airway passages and the removal of blockages in�the bronchi and bronchioles.�
Safe & natural:� Salt therapy is natural, drug-free, and safe for all ages including infants and small children.�
INTRODUCTORY SPECIAL�
Treatments take place in a private therapy room�and last 45 minutes.�
First therapy session�$20�
One coupon per person. Exp Jan. 31/13�
* visit our website for more infomation.�
YOUTH BALL HOCKEY LEAGUE�(Starts January 14)�* $139 EARLY REGISTRATION�(ends Dec.15)�* Ages 7-17 (no contact)�* 11-12 games (usually 1 game per week)�* Games mostly on weekdays (early evenings)�- See website for days/times for each age group.�(Last season sold out. Subject to availability)�
ADULT BALL HOCKEY LEAGUE�(Starts January 11)�(No Contact)�* $2195 / team or $169 / individual�* 14-16 games (mostly Fri/Sat/Sun)�* Divisions from Beginner to Advanced.�* Last year sold out. Expecting 30+ teams.�
10240 City Parkway, Surrey� ph (604)584-3887�
www.centralcityarena.ca�
ADULT ROLLER HOCKEY LEAGUE�(Starts January 14)�(No Contact, 4 on 4 action + goalies)�* $1995 / team or $185 / individual�* 14-16 games (Monday - Friday evenings.)�* Divisions from Beginner to Advanced.�* Last year sold out. Expecting 30+ teams.�
YOUTH ROLLER HOCKEY LEAGUE�(Starts January 19)�* $139 EARLY REGISTRATION�(Dec.15)�* Ages 10-15 (no contact)�* 11-12 games (usually 1 game per week)�* Games played on Saturday mornings.�
YOUTH INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE�(Starts January 11)�* $79 EARLY REGISTRATION (ends Dec.15)�* Ages 6-11 (Boys & Girls)�* 8-9 games (Friday early evenings)�
Stay Dry &�Play Indoors�
Located next to Surrey Central Skytrain�station accross from Surrey Rec Center.�
Register online at�www.centralcityarena.ca�
or in person at Central City Arena.�
Leagues start in JanuaryĐRegister online at�
www.centralcityarena.ca�or in person at Central City Arena.�
EARLY�REGISTRATION�
Ends Dec. 15�
6 Surrey/North Delta Leader Thursday, December 6, 2012 Thursday, December 6, 2012 Surrey/North Delta Leader 3
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A Student Drama Festival takes place at Sands Secondary Dec. 4th-7th featuring the plays Ciao Baby, Take Five, Sherlock Holmes’ Last Case and Waiting for the Parade. Sands is located at 10840 82 Ave. Phone 604-594-3474 for further information.
Mirror Mirror, a juried exhibition of self-portraits at Surrey Art Gallery continues until Dec. 16. The exhibit, presented by the Arts Council of Surrey, brings together works from 30 artists from across the Metro Vancouver region who use the form to depict not just physignomy and personal identity, but also broader social issues. The gallery, 13750 88 Ave.
The art rental and sales program at the Surrey Arts Centre provides the community with easy access to original artwork by local artists. It is an excellent opportunity to experience a wide variety of artworks without great � nancial commitment. Eighty per cent of the � rst year’s rent may go towards the purchase if desired. Approximately 120 works are on display and can be selected during gift shop hours. For further information contact 604-501-5564.
Artist Talk featuring Comfort Ero at the Surrey Art Gallery Dec. 6, 7:30 p.m. Ero is a Negian-born, Surrey-based master storytelling, teacher, writer and choreographer. Admission is free.
The Riverdale Elementary School Craft Fair takes place Dec. 15 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 14835 108A Ave. This is the PAC’s � rst annual fair. Admission is $1. Tables are available for $25/35. Call Courtney Hertz at 778-231-1926 or email [email protected]
The next Surrey Fiddlers Old Time Dance takes place Dec. 6 from 7:30-10:30 p.m. at Clayton Hall, 18513 70 Ave. Admission is $3. For more information, call 604-576-1066 or 604-538-3363.
Royal City Youth Ballet Company presents its 24th season of The Nutcracker ballet, with beautiful sets and extravagant costumes that illuminate the magic of the toy soldiers, Sugar Plum Fairy, and a growing Christmas tree. Under the artistic direction of Dolores Kirkwood, the cast of talented and dedicated dancers perform to Tchaikovsky’s classic score with its favourites such as Waltz of Flowers. At the Surrey Arts Centre (13750 88 Ave.) Dec. 14, 7:30 p.m. and Dec. 15-16, 1 p.m. and 4 p.m.
Ladies of North Delta: Have you just moved to this area or would you just like to meet new friends? Call and arrange to attend our next monthly dinner on Dec. 5 or any of our more regular activities such as morning walks, co� ee gatherings, par 3 golf, card games, stitch and chat, and book club. If you’d like to join or get more information about any of our activities, call Kathy at 604-583-3691, Pam at 604-597-7974 or e-mail [email protected]
Hominum Fraser Valley Chapter is an informal discussion and support group to help gay, bi-sexual and questioning men with the challenges of being married, separated or single. For information and meeting location, call Art 604-462-9813 or Don 604-329-9760.
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new centre décor
We caught up with the busiest man of the season at Santa’s Winter Wonderland,a new, magical place for children to meet Santa, and whisper their dreams in his ear.“I listen to the children’s dreams…and it’s a privilege,” says Santa, who remembered the most fun wish he ever received.“Ho! Ho! Ho! Why, it was the child who asked for a ride on my sleigh!” Santa recalled.“I promised if we stopped by and they were still awake, I would see what I could do! Ho! Ho! Ho!”Santa needs a license to drive his sleigh (his driver’s license says he was born onDecember 6, 343) and riding in the sleigh is a treat for his 743 elves working hard up at the North Pole. Every year, Santa chooses a handful of lucky elves to join him on his visit to Guildford.“Everyone wants to go to Guildford!” says Santa, who brought down nine elveswith him.How did he choose which elves to bring, and does he have a favourite?“Why, they’re all my favourites!” Santa said, with a twinkle in his eye.So how does Santa get all around the world in one night?“Well, I start in the earliest time zone, but it’s a little bit of magic. I work with thespace-time continuum, so it just seems like I’m in six places at once, but I’m really not. I use magic, and I have little caches of toys all over the world, so I don’t have to go back to the North Pole on Christmas Eve.”Why does he do it?“It’s fun! You always do things that are fun. You should never do anything that youdon’t feel good about.”And with the blink of an eye, he was gone… back to his seat to talk to the children.For a complete schedule of Santa’s visiting hours, go to GuildfordTownCentre.com
community initiatives
santa claus is listeningconstruction update
Like the elves in Santa’s Workshop, our Customer Service team are busy and happy to host variousservices for your enjoyment.
Q: Is there a Cookie Kitchen this year?
A: Yes! Children can decorate a Cob’s bun at the Cookie Kitchen located on the upper level by Old Navy, now through December 23, from 12pm-5pm daily.
Q: When does the Reading Room start?
A: Until December 23, children can sit and read Christmas books at our Reading Room during the same hours as the Cookie Kitchen. As a sponsor of the Surrey Libraries’ Winter Reading Club, Guildford Town Centre will host Story Times from December 17- 21 at 10:30am, and again at 1pm.
Q: Where is the Gift Wrap kiosk located?
A: Our Gift Wrap Service by Donation operates until December 24, and is located on the upper level by Old Navy. All proceeds go to Surrey Memorial Hospital Foundation.
Q: Are there any other services for the holidays?
A: Yes! We offer a Coat & Parcel Check and Parcel Carryout until December 24, on the upper level by Old Navy, and our popular free indoor shuttle service is back, running during peak hours inside the centre on the upper level. For details, call Customer Service at (604) 585-1565.
FAQ
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On November 27, from 5:30pm-10pm, Guildford Town Centre hosted its 3rd Annual Heart of the Holidaysshopping event. This year, 21 local non-profi t organizations sold $10 tickets and kept 100 per cent of theproceeds for their groups, raising more than $14,000.Ticket holders enjoyed an evening of VIP shopping with special offers, prizes, food, music and entertainment. Once again, Global BC Meteorologist Mark Madryga hosted the event and helped give away prizes including diamond earrings donated by Michael Hill and his and hers makeovers from The Bay. Surrounding businesses,Boston Pizza Guildford, Dairy Queen Guildford, Moxie’s and Rockford Grill, also participated in thiswin-win event that helps fund local charities. It truly was an evening that gave from the heart.
• Did you know every snowfl ake has six sides? Next time it snows, get your microscope out and see.
• Snag, Yukon Territory, holds the record for the coldest Canadian temperature at -63°C on February 3, 1947.
• If you add up the gifts in the Twelve Days of Christmas, you would get 364 presents.
• Canada’s seasonal locations include Christmas Island (Nova Scotia), Gift Lake (Alberta), Reindeer Station (NWT), Chimney Lake (BC), Sled Lake (Saskatchewan) and a town named Holly (Ontario).
• Eggnog sales in Canada? How about 5.8 million litres (December 2009).
• People have been untangling Christmas lights since electric lights were introduced by General Electric in 1903.
fun facts
This will be the best holiday season yet at Guildford Town Centre, and we’ve goneall out to capture the spirit of the season.
Anchoring our holiday theme is our new Santa’s Winter Wonderland set in a forestwith a majestic 30-foot Christmas tree and interactive fun fact podiums that makewinding your way to Santa’s lap an adventure in itself. There are also furry woodlandanimals that greet you along the way.
You can’t miss our dramatic crystal chandelier with shimmering icicles and evolving soft colours that sets the tone in our new Centre Court.
Experience the spirit of Christmas at Guildford Town Centre and stay tuned formore magical décor which will be revealed in 2013 .
New technology revealed!
It’s an integrated and exciting new Guildford Town Centre complete with the kind of technology that’s designed to contribute to the ultimate shopping experience.
Come and try out three exciting new changes at Guildford:
1. Five ViCCi (Virtual Customer Care Interface) interactive directory boards were installed throughout the centre, making it easy to fi nd your favourite stores or destination. On the upper level you’ll fi nd the virtual customer interface boards beside London Drugs and between The Bay and Garage; on the lower level, ViCCi is between Kin’s Farm Market and CIBC, between Payless Shoes and Pinstripes and near the Food Court escalators. Seven more will be introduced in 2013.
2. Download our ViCCi phone app onto your iPhone, Android or Blackberry. Simply hold your phone up to the QR code on the ViCCi directory board, and let the download begin.
3. Meet WANDA, our new Washroom Attendant and Digital Advertising network. WANDA technology is a touch screen mounted at the entrance of the washrooms, which allows customers to instantly notify our teams of any issues, including emergencies. Find WANDA in the washrooms near the new SHAW store and Moka House. In 2013, three more WANDA’s will be introduced.
Not sure how to use our new technology? Just ask any member of our team to get you started.
Share in the holiday spirit and season of giving by helping local children andteenagers have a Merry Christmas. Guildford Town Centre is pleased to be collecting toys for the Surrey Christmas Bureau and you can help. Just bring your unwrapped, new toy or gift (don’t forget the older children) to the toy collection binlocated on the upper level by Old Navy. Donations accepted until December 23. Thank you for your support in helping make someone’s Christmas merrier.
heart of the holidays benefi ts local charities1.
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new centre décor
We caught up with the busiest man of the season at Santa’s Winter Wonderland,a new, magical place for children to meet Santa, and whisper their dreams in his ear.“I listen to the children’s dreams…and it’s a privilege,” says Santa, who remembered the most fun wish he ever received.“Ho! Ho! Ho! Why, it was the child who asked for a ride on my sleigh!” Santa recalled.“I promised if we stopped by and they were still awake, I would see what I could do! Ho! Ho! Ho!”Santa needs a license to drive his sleigh (his driver’s license says he was born onDecember 6, 343) and riding in the sleigh is a treat for his 743 elves working hard up at the North Pole. Every year, Santa chooses a handful of lucky elves to join him on his visit to Guildford.“Everyone wants to go to Guildford!” says Santa, who brought down nine elveswith him.How did he choose which elves to bring, and does he have a favourite?“Why, they’re all my favourites!” Santa said, with a twinkle in his eye.So how does Santa get all around the world in one night?“Well, I start in the earliest time zone, but it’s a little bit of magic. I work with thespace-time continuum, so it just seems like I’m in six places at once, but I’m really not. I use magic, and I have little caches of toys all over the world, so I don’t have to go back to the North Pole on Christmas Eve.”Why does he do it?“It’s fun! You always do things that are fun. You should never do anything that youdon’t feel good about.”And with the blink of an eye, he was gone… back to his seat to talk to the children.For a complete schedule of Santa’s visiting hours, go to GuildfordTownCentre.com
community initiatives
santa claus is listeningconstruction update
Like the elves in Santa’s Workshop, our Customer Service team are busy and happy to host variousservices for your enjoyment.
Q: Is there a Cookie Kitchen this year?
A: Yes! Children can decorate a Cob’s bun at the Cookie Kitchen located on the upper level by Old Navy, now through December 23, from 12pm-5pm daily.
Q: When does the Reading Room start?
A: Until December 23, children can sit and read Christmas books at our Reading Room during the same hours as the Cookie Kitchen. As a sponsor of the Surrey Libraries’ Winter Reading Club, Guildford Town Centre will host Story Times from December 17- 21 at 10:30am, and again at 1pm.
Q: Where is the Gift Wrap kiosk located?
A: Our Gift Wrap Service by Donation operates until December 24, and is located on the upper level by Old Navy. All proceeds go to Surrey Memorial Hospital Foundation.
Q: Are there any other services for the holidays?
A: Yes! We offer a Coat & Parcel Check and Parcel Carryout until December 24, on the upper level by Old Navy, and our popular free indoor shuttle service is back, running during peak hours inside the centre on the upper level. For details, call Customer Service at (604) 585-1565.
FAQ
’s
On November 27, from 5:30pm-10pm, Guildford Town Centre hosted its 3rd Annual Heart of the Holidaysshopping event. This year, 21 local non-profi t organizations sold $10 tickets and kept 100 per cent of theproceeds for their groups, raising more than $14,000.Ticket holders enjoyed an evening of VIP shopping with special offers, prizes, food, music and entertainment. Once again, Global BC Meteorologist Mark Madryga hosted the event and helped give away prizes including diamond earrings donated by Michael Hill and his and hers makeovers from The Bay. Surrounding businesses,Boston Pizza Guildford, Dairy Queen Guildford, Moxie’s and Rockford Grill, also participated in thiswin-win event that helps fund local charities. It truly was an evening that gave from the heart.
• Did you know every snowfl ake has six sides? Next time it snows, get your microscope out and see.
• Snag, Yukon Territory, holds the record for the coldest Canadian temperature at -63°C on February 3, 1947.
• If you add up the gifts in the Twelve Days of Christmas, you would get 364 presents.
• Canada’s seasonal locations include Christmas Island (Nova Scotia), Gift Lake (Alberta), Reindeer Station (NWT), Chimney Lake (BC), Sled Lake (Saskatchewan) and a town named Holly (Ontario).
• Eggnog sales in Canada? How about 5.8 million litres (December 2009).
• People have been untangling Christmas lights since electric lights were introduced by General Electric in 1903.
fun facts
This will be the best holiday season yet at Guildford Town Centre, and we’ve goneall out to capture the spirit of the season.
Anchoring our holiday theme is our new Santa’s Winter Wonderland set in a forestwith a majestic 30-foot Christmas tree and interactive fun fact podiums that makewinding your way to Santa’s lap an adventure in itself. There are also furry woodlandanimals that greet you along the way.
You can’t miss our dramatic crystal chandelier with shimmering icicles and evolving soft colours that sets the tone in our new Centre Court.
Experience the spirit of Christmas at Guildford Town Centre and stay tuned formore magical décor which will be revealed in 2013 .
New technology revealed!
It’s an integrated and exciting new Guildford Town Centre complete with the kind of technology that’s designed to contribute to the ultimate shopping experience.
Come and try out three exciting new changes at Guildford:
1. Five ViCCi (Virtual Customer Care Interface) interactive directory boards were installed throughout the centre, making it easy to fi nd your favourite stores or destination. On the upper level you’ll fi nd the virtual customer interface boards beside London Drugs and between The Bay and Garage; on the lower level, ViCCi is between Kin’s Farm Market and CIBC, between Payless Shoes and Pinstripes and near the Food Court escalators. Seven more will be introduced in 2013.
2. Download our ViCCi phone app onto your iPhone, Android or Blackberry. Simply hold your phone up to the QR code on the ViCCi directory board, and let the download begin.
3. Meet WANDA, our new Washroom Attendant and Digital Advertising network. WANDA technology is a touch screen mounted at the entrance of the washrooms, which allows customers to instantly notify our teams of any issues, including emergencies. Find WANDA in the washrooms near the new SHAW store and Moka House. In 2013, three more WANDA’s will be introduced.
Not sure how to use our new technology? Just ask any member of our team to get you started.
Share in the holiday spirit and season of giving by helping local children andteenagers have a Merry Christmas. Guildford Town Centre is pleased to be collecting toys for the Surrey Christmas Bureau and you can help. Just bring your unwrapped, new toy or gift (don’t forget the older children) to the toy collection binlocated on the upper level by Old Navy. Donations accepted until December 23. Thank you for your support in helping make someone’s Christmas merrier.
heart of the holidays benefi ts local charities1.
2.
3.
8 Surrey/North Delta Leader Thursday, December 6, 2012 Thursday, December 6, 2012 Surrey/North Delta Leader 1
FOURTH EDITION Winter 2012
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Shopping at Guildford Town Centre this year is like unwrapping a giant gift! The renovations are almost complete and comments such as “I didn’t even recognize the centre!” make us proud.Santa Claus has arrived and is already listening to the children’s wishes at his new Santa’s Winter Wonderland. Come in and experience the fi rst phase of our new Christmas décor, including our magical chandelier hanging brightly above Centre Court, and there’s more to come in 2013.In addition to Santa’s Winter Wonderland, there’s plenty of seasonal fun happening on the upper level near Old Navy with our popular Cookie Kitchen and Reading Room. Gift Wrap Service is also available at this location of the centre.
We’re more than ready to offer you one of the most convenient shopping experiences this holiday season. With 1,800 new parking spots and two new entrances, shopping centre access is easier than ever!
We’ve introduced new technology with our fi ve new interactive directories to help you easily navigate around the centre, along with our indoor shuttle service.
Our retailers are pulling out all the stops to ensure Guildford Town Centre is your fi rst choice for holiday shopping this year, and we’ve rolled out contests,events and charitable opportunities to get you into the holiday spirit.
Come on in and experience what’s new and bright for the holidays at Guildford Town Centre.
unwrap a giant gift this year…
Until December 23, you can enter for a chance to win a $1,000, $500 or $100 Guildford Town Centre gift card!Here’s how it works. Simply upload your photo taken with Santa at his new Santa’s Winter Wonderland at Guildford Town Centre via our Facebook app. For the four weeks the contest runs, the Guildford team will randomly select one eligible entry each week to win a $100 Guildford Town Centre gift card. GUILDFORD‘S PICK wins a $1,000 Guildford Town Centre gift card. The Santa Smile voted VOTERS’ FAVE wins a $500 Guildford Town Centre gift card.Winners will be contacted on Wednesday, January 2. Weekly winners will be announced every Friday until December 21. Until then, keep voting and tell your friends! Visit Facebook.com/GuildfordTownCentre to enter or to vote.
the Guildford Story Guildford Town Centre Community Newsletter FOURTH EDITION Winter 2012
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You can help support the Surrey Memorial Hospital Foundation (SMHF) and local young artists at the same time by purchasing the 2nd limited edition of the timeless classic, Twas the Night Before Christmas.
This is the second year Guildford Town Centre has supported this creative community project, and once again, it’s an opportunity to showcase three young local artists.
All proceeds from the sale of Twas the Night Before Christmas ($10 cash only), goes to support the Surrey Memorial Hospital Foundation. You can purchase the collector’s edition book at Customer Service, and view the original artwork at Centre Court from December 8 to 22.
twas the night before christmas
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the Guildford Story is published quarterly by Guildford Town Centre.
We would love to hear from you. How are we doing?
Do you have any questions, or comments for us?
Would you like to suggest an article or are you holding on to a bit of Guildford nostalgia you would
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Holiday Shopping Hours: November 28 - December 23 10 am – 9pm
Sundays, December 2 and 9 10am – 6pm December 24 8am – 5pm
December 25 Closed December 26 8am – 7pm
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santa’s send-off & pajama party
Santa Claus is visiting Guildford Town Centre until December 23, and then, he has to rush back to get ready for Christmas Eve.
Families are invited to come to the centre at 7pm, in pajamas with their stuffies and blankets, and join in the fun. Meet us at Centre Court for milk and cookies, a sing-along with Joey Hanlon, and a reading of Twas the Night Before Christmas by Santa himself!
Pick up your free tickets at Customer Service, while quantities last. Limit four tickets per family, please.
You can win a $100 Guildford Town Centre gift card by simply visiting the centre. Until December 24, all you have to do is check in at one of two interactive kiosks (one is near Customer Service, the other on the upper level near Sears) and enter to win. One winner will be drawn daily, and you can enter every day, once a day.