Big sale at St. Barnabas this Saturday

St. Barnabas ThriftStore is hoping toclear out some of itsstock at an upcoming sale.

The thrift store raisesfunds for St. BarnabasChurchs many commun-ity programs, includinga lunch program and anemergency food cup-board. The store, openWednesday to Saturdayfrom 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.,sells a variety of items,including clothing, house-wares and knickknacks.

Roxee Forrest, thechurchs associate warden,said the thrift store is hav-ing a big sale on Saturday,Aug. 31.

Shoppers will get a bagof clothing for $2.

It will help people out,but it will also help clearus out too, she said. Thestuff never stops comingin.

In addition to clothing,the shop features sales onother items as well.

The St. Barnabas ThriftStore is located at 1010Fifth Ave.

Church fun runSt. Aidans Presbyterian

Church is inviting com-munity members to runfor fun.

The church is holdinga Community Spirit FunRun on Saturday, Aug. 31.The event, which includesa five-kilometre walk ora 10 km bike ride, getsunderway with registra-tion at 8:30 a.m. and takesto the streets at 9 a.m.

The run costs $5 perperson or $15 for a familyof four plus. It includesdraws, refreshments andfun.

The church is located at1320 Seventh Ave.

Fall craft fairThe Ladies Auxiliary

of the Fraternal Order ofEagles #20 is encouragingpeople to rent tables earlyfor its fall craft fair.

The auxiliary is spon-soring a craft fair onSaturday, Nov. 9 from10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at theCAW Hall at 707 12thSt. Proceeds from thetables will help supportlocal charities. Tables are$20 each, and people are

expected to provide theirown liability insurance.

For more information orto reserve a table, contactauxiliary secretary VeraGjestrum at 604-520-1187or veragj@shaw.ca.

Re-Up beach BBQRoyal City resident are

invited to barbecue onthe beach with Re-UpBBQ.

The RiverMarket restau-rant is prepar-ing to hold itsthird annualLabour Daybarbecue onSunday, Sept. 1.

We lovea good party, said Re-Up co-founder LindsayFerguson in a pressrelease. The Labour Daybarbecue began as a wayto thank our FoundersCrew for helping us getour dreams up and roll-ing, but it has turned intoa much bigger celebra-tion of a great summer,of friends, fun, and ofcourse, of terrific food anddrinks.

This years party istaking place on the upperfloor of River Market andfeatures slow-smokedpork, beef brisket, home-

made sausages, appies,sides and dessert. Thebar will be stocked withwines from sponsor Road13 Vineyards, as well as avariety of summer beersfrom Parallel 49 BrewingCompany.

The event includesmusic by River Marketsresident DJ Gabsung Lim,roving performances bythe Vancouver CircusSchool, beach party games

and a meat draw.Proceeds fromthe bar and meatdraws will go

to Coun. ChuckPuchmayrs charity,A Beef With Hunger,which raises natural,

grass-fed cattle on a farmon Barnston Island anddonates the beef to recov-ery houses, the food bank,Honour House and otherorganizations.

The Re-Up BBQ Onthe Beach takes place onSunday, Sept. 1 beginningat 5:30 p.m. Tickets are $50

and available at reupbbq.com or at the restaurant.

In other River Marketnews, Salim Jamal,owner of Karmavore Cafand Dessert Lounge onColumbia Street, has beenselected as its entrepreneurin residence.

His popup KarmavoreJuice Bar will operate TinyKarmavore at the marketfor the next three months.

Karmavore Juice Baris a great fit for River

Market, said RiverMarket directorMarkShieh. Its a New Westbusiness, it offers deliciousvegetarian and vegan fare,and it works to reduceenvironmental impact. Itadds to the story of foodthat is already unfoldinghere at the market.

Tiny Karmavore, islocated on the first level ofRiver Market

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On Tuesday, Sept.3, the dog days ofsummer officiallycome to an end.

The NewWestminsterschool district has outlinedopening day procedures atevery school in the districton its website, district.sd40.bc.ca.

Look on the right-handside of the page underCurrent Information. Clickon the link School OpeningProcedures for Sept. 3,2013.

While the official open-ing day of school is thisTuesday, the first full day ofregular instruction at mostschool doesnt start untilWednesday.

School zoneSpeaking of back to

school, every year aroundthis time, ICBC issues areminder to drivers to slowdown in schools zones andbe aware of young stu-dents.

Back to school can be anexciting time, but its alsoa time to be extra cautiousand watch out for youngstudents.

New boardat Douglas

Douglas CollegeFoundation recently electedits new board, which isnow headed by Darlene

Hyde.Hyde, vice-chair of

Westminster SavingsCredit Union, brings manyyears of corporate experi-ence to Douglas CollegeFoundation and is cur-rently executive directorof NAIOP Vancouver, anassociation that representscommercial real estatedevelopers, owners andinvestors.

Hyde succeeds NewWestminster resident BajPuri, who remains on theboard as past-chair withNigel Lark, vice-chair;Wendy Lindvik, treasurer;and Coquitlam Coun. NealNicholson, secretary. Otherboard members are KarenBaker-MacGrotty, NickCheng, George Home, BenKendall, Suzanne Kyraand Ted Lau.

QayqaytElementary

The NewWestminsterschool district is now seek-ing requests from commun-ity service providers whoare interested in providingservices and/or program-ing at the new QayqaytElementary School, whichis currently under construc-tion.

As a part of the overallplan to build the school,the district has securedfunds from the govern-ments Neighbourhoodsof Learning program. Thefunds would be used tobuild an additional 15 percent of space at the newschool to meet indentifiedneeds in the community.

For more information,visit www.nwschoolprojects.ca.

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ELEMENTARY STUDENTSKindergarten to Grade 7 students will report to their respective schools for registration and assignments. Unlessotherwise advised by the Principal concerned, classes will be dismissed mid-morning on September 3rd. Regularclasses commence September 4th. Elementary schools will be open to receive new registrations at specic times anddates during the week of August 26th; please contact your neighbourhood school for more information. Note that thedeadline for guarantee of placement in your neighbourhood schools was June 7th, 2013. However, students will beaccommodated in their neighbourhood school as space is available.Kindergarten: Kindergarten students enter school gradually. Parents are providedwith a schedule for parent orientation,interviews, and their childs gradual entry through September 13th. Contact your childs school for the schedule if youdid not receive it in the summer.

GLENBROOK MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS 701 Park Crescent, New Westminster Phone: 604-517-5940The school ofce will be open for new registrations during the week of August 26th, 2013 between the hours of 8:30a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Students already registered will receive an information package in the mail mid-August outlining thetime they should arrive on the rst day of school. Teams of classes will arrive at staggered times and it is expected thatstudents will be in attendance for up to one hour on the rst day (September 3rd) only. The second day, Wednesday,September 4th is a regular school day, commencing at 8:40 a.m. and ending at 2:59 p.m.

QUEENSBOROUGH MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS 833 Salter Street, New Westminster Phone: 604-517-6040The school ofce will be open for new registrations starting on Monday, August 26th, 2013 between the hours of 8:30a.m. and 3:00 p.m. New students and previously enrolled students are to arrive at the school at 8:36 a.m. on Tuesday,September 3rd. The students will be at school approximately 40 minutes. The second day, Wednesday, September 4this a regular school day, commencing at 8:36 a.m. and ending at 3:00 p.m.

NEW WESTMINSTER SECONDARY SCHOOL 835 8th Street, New Westminster Phone: 604-517-6220New registrations for 2013-14 will be accepted Tuesday, August 20th to Wednesday, August 28th between the hoursof 9:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. Completed registrations must be accompanied by all required documentation indicatedon the Registration Information Form (www.nwss.ca). Students and their parent/guardian will be required to attendan Intake Meeting with their Counsellor and/or Grade Vice-Principal. Meeting times are arranged upon receipt ofcompleted registration documents.School opens at 8:35 a.m. on Tuesday, September 3rd. All students must conrm their registration by attending gradeassemblies and picking up their timetables at the time indicated below. Students will be in attendance on September3rd for grade assemblies only. Wednesday, September 4th is a regular full day of instruction.Tuesday, September 3rd Grade Assemblies:Grade 12: 8:35 a.m. Grade 11: 9:35 a.m. Grade 10: 10:15 a.m. Grade 9: 11:00 a.m. Grade 8: 11:45 a.m.New registrations will not be accepted on Tuesday, September 3rd. The school ofce is open again from 8:00 a.m.- 3:30 p.m. for new registrations on Wednesday, September 4th.SIGMA Youth Learning Centre (16 - 18 years old): 835 8th Street, New Westminster Phone: 604-517-6292SIGMA is located on the 2nd oor of the Pearson Wing of NWSS, across from room #281. New registrations for 2013-14will be accepted starting August 27th between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. Tuesday, September 10th is the1st day of school for all SIGMA students.

POWER Youth Learning Centre (16 - 18 years old) 1001 Columbia St., New Westminster Phone: 604-517-6141Royal City Alternate Program (13 - 15 years old) 1001 Columbia St., New Westminster Phone: 604-517-6141New registrations for 2013-14 are being accepted now! Please call to make an appointment for an orientation session.

OPENING PROCEDURES - Tuesday, September 3rd, 2013

COMMUNITY EDUCATIONACADEMIC NIGHT SCHOOL COURSES - GRADES 11 & 12

835 8th Street (New Westminster Secondary School) Register in person, by phone or website.Course Registration begins Tuesday, September 3rd, 8:30 a.m. 4:00 p.m., Monday to Friday.CONTINUING EDUCATION FALL REGISTRATION GENERAL INTEREST PROGRAMS

Course Registration begins Tuesday, September 3rd, 9:00 a.m.Phone: 604-517-6286 Fax: 604-517-6294 Website: www.ce40.ca

ADULT LEARNING CENTRESPearson Adult Learning Centre

835 8th Street (New Westminster Secondary School) Portable Room #2 - Register in Person Only.Registration for Returning Students: Tuesday, September 3rd, 8:30 a.m. 9:00 p.m.New Student Registration: Wednesday, September 4th and Thursday, September 5th,

9:30 a.m., 1:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m., or 7:00 p.m.Weekly Thursday Registrations/Orientations at 1:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. will begin September 12th

Phone: 604-517-6286 Website: www.palc.net

Columbia Square Adult Learning Centre1001 Columbia Street - Register in Person Only.

Registration for Returning Students: Wednesday, September 4th.New Student Registration: September 5th, 6th, 9th and 10th Orientations at 9:00 a.m., 12:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.*

(*Friday orientations are at 9:00 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.)Weekly Wednesday Registrations/Orientations at 12:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. will begin on September 11th.

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Stars out at Cruise with a CauseRoyal City native and cast mem-

ber of Heartland Graham Wardleis hitting the road this weekend insupport of prostate cancer researchand awareness.

Wardle, along with local per-former Don McLeod, ishosting a gala and char-ity auction at 7 p.m. onSaturday, Aug. 31 atVancouvers SandmanHotel in support ofthe Prostate CancerFoundation of B.C.

The event will feature WardlesHeartland co-stars as well asAntonioCupo from Bomb Girls and AdamBeach from Arctic Air.

Police officer and prostate cancer

survivor Peter Groenland will alsobe appearing.

One Bullet Down, Skylarand singer Kate Morganare performing at the fund-raiser.

Saturdays event is thekickoff to a six-day motor-cycle ride both Wardle and

McLeod will bemaking aroundB.C. with stopsin Chilliwack,Princeton,Cranbrook,Kamloops,Vernon,Kelowna, Whistler,

Squamish and Vancouver.Dubbed Cruise with a Cause,

the fundraising event was initiatedby Wardle in memory of his grand-

father, Dominic Donatelli, who diedof prostate cancer 30 years ago.

Graham is ridingin honour of his grand-fathers memory and infact, was named after him,Graham Dominic Wardle,GrahamsmomDebWardlewrote in an email.

Tickets are $50 andavailable online or by call-ing 604-574-4012.

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