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The Steveston Villager Community & Newsletter

July 2011 Vol. 07, No. 1

Happy Birthday Canada!

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This newsletter is also posted monthly on the Community website, www.steveston.bc.ca, with 3.4 million visitors in 2009. It is part of the community services provided by the Steveston Villager Business Directory.

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NEWSLETTER JULY 2011


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B e t t e r y e t . . . . p a s s i t o n t o a f r i e n d ! !

CALENDAR OF EVENTS 2011 This complimentary listings of the Calendar of Events has been compiled from the best information available, however The Steveston Community E-Newsletter, The Steveston Villager or The Steveston Community Website, does not assume responsibility or liability for any omissions, errors or subsequent changes of any information. No part of this E-Newsletter may be reproduced mechanically or otherwise, without the express written permission of the Publisher, Phone: 604-275-9452, email- [email protected] © BHS Britannia Heritage Shipyard, *call for

ages, info times & to register for classes, 604-276-4300 or 604-718-8050

GOG Gulf of Georgia Cannery Nat’l Hist. Site - 604-664-9134

LHF London Heritage Farm 604-271-5220 RHF Richmond Hospital Foundation – 604-244-5252 SCC Steveston Community Centre 604-718-

8080 SCS Steveston Community Society 604-718-

8094 SR Steveston Rotary Club - 604-277-8882 SOS SOS Children’s Village, 604-574-2964 SBC Steveston Business Community SBT Steveston Buddhist Temple, 604-277-

232 SFG Steveston Folk Guild 604-272-9294 SMA Steveston Merchants Association * See details below

Please contact the Community Groups individually for more details or TBA activities. In some cases, calendars were not all in place for publishing exact dates.

Jul 1 Canada Day 66th Annual Salmon Festival, SCC Celebrate Canada’s birthday in this full day event including: the Canada Day Parade, cultural displays, wide range of entertainment and fun for all ages!

Jul 1 Music At The Cannery, GOG

Little Mountain Brass Band, a 30 piece British-style ensemble founded in 1995. 6:30 pm

Jul 8 Music At The Cannery, GOG Joe Charron!"##$be singing at 6:30pm. Admission by donation.

July 9 Steveston Museum Summer Music Series: Styling the Past

"Styling the Past" offers you the opportunity to re%live the past by receiving a free retro hair style from skilled stylists on% site. There will also be fabulous music and free craft activities for the kids. Time: 12pm to 4pm. Admission is free. www.richmond.ca/stevestonmuseum

Jul 9-10 Lavender Tea, LHF Jul 10 Fraser River Art Festival, LHF Jul 15 Music At The Cannery, GOG

Gerry Layton and his son Trevor bring you some of the best songs of the 60's and 70's. 6:30 pm.

Jul 16 Parks Day, GOG

Complimentary admission in celebration of Parks Canada’s 100th birthday. Join us for birthday cake, kids’ craft and explore our fishing heritage.

July 17 Steveston Farmers & Artisans Market

Numerous food, fruits, and vegetable stands as well as arts and craft booths&

Jul 22 Music At The Cannery, GOG

Folk Thief brings their brand of heartfelt


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acoustic folk pop to the Cannery. 6:30 pm.

Jul 29 Music At The Cannery, GOG Steve Palmer, sings about life's simple pleasures with the unhurried authority of a quiet and simple folk-singingroad survivor. 6:30 pm.

Jul 30-31 Very Berry Tea, LHF Jul 31 Sockeye Spin, SCC

The Sockeye Spin offers five exciting bike races to men and women, and a Kid’s Bike Parade will also be added entertainment for the family.

July 31 Steveston Farmers & Artisans Market

Numerous food, fruits, and vegetable stands as well as arts and craft booths

THE RICHMOND ORCHID CLUB meets every

third Sunday of the month from 1pm - 3pm in the Brighouse Public Library building, 100-7700 Minoru Gate. We don’t meet in July and August, so make a note

in your September calendar. Please check the web for more details of the club’s activities. www.richmondorchidclub.com ………………………………………………………

STEVESTON COMMUNITY POLICE STATION 4371 Moncton Street, Richmond, BC V7E 6M2, Phone: 604-713-2323, Fax: 604-713-2309 New Hours of Operation: Open 7 days

a week: 9:00am - 5:00pm* Closed on Statuary Holidays, except July 1st *Pending Officer Availability. ………………………………………………………

CATCH OF THE DAY - at Fisherman’s Wharf is now online. Consumers can view available seafood daily for sale on the Wharf at the link below. Sellers at the Sales Float can call in their Catch at (604) 272-5539. http://www.stevestonharbour.com/SHA_Site/Sales_Float.html ………………………………………………………

STEVESTON MUSEUM Exciting upgrades have happened at the Steveston Museum, the little museum in the big heart of Steveston. Check out our newly refreshed photo room upstairs or explore our updated exhibits throughout

our beautiful 1905 heritage building. Surrounded by boardwalks reminiscent of Steveston’s bustling past, the museum is also famous for its friendly full-service post office. Entrance is free and donations are appreciated. Our updated photo room has just been unveiled. Stop by to discover more about the fascinating history of Steveston and the beautiful Steveston Museum building.

For more information, please call the Steveston Museum Coordinator on 604-718-8439.

And don't forget the Museum also houses the charming and full-service Steveston Post Office. Buy your stamps through the Steveston Post Office that the Post Office is run by the Society and all proceeds are used to operate the Museum. SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL MUSEUM. ……………………………………………………… 2011 Steveston Salmon Festival Schedule of Events.

Main Events (subject to change) 6:30am - 11:30am - Pancake Breakfast 9:30am - Kid's Bicycle Parade 9:55am - Kajaks Salmon Run road race - DETAILS

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10:00am - noon - Canada Day Parade 10:00am - 4:00pm - Japanese Cultural Displays 10:00am - 5:00pm - Art Show, Children's Festival, Craft Fair, Trade Show, Community Food Fair, Community Information Tables, Steveston RCMP Child ID Station 11:00am until sold out - Salmon Barbecue 11:00am - 6:00pm - Inflatables and Mini Midway 12:00pm - 5:00pm - Horticulture Show, Youth Rock Fest, Three on Three Hockey

Main Stage Events 12:15pm - Salmon Festival Opening Ceremony and O CANADA! 1pm Darren Specht and the Blueshawks 2pm Steveston Seniors Drumming Circle 2:30pm Al Mozaico Flamenco Dance Academy 3:15pm Wheat in the Barley 4:25pm Fresh Groove For more information on the Notice of Road Disclosure, please visit http://stevestonsalmonfest.ca/documents/SF11NoticeofRoadClosures.pdf

Steveston: A Community History by Bill McNulty Pick up your copy today at the Steveston Community Centre! $20 suggested donation. Part proceeds in support of the Japan Relief Fund for Onagawa. Learn many fascinating details about Steveston from the early settlers and pioneers right through to today! ……………………………………………………… CYNTHIA A. CHEN to run again for Richmond Council $Former Richmond City Councillor Cynthia Chen has announced she's running again for civic seat. $Chen was elected for her first three-year term in 2005, but failed to retain her seat in the 2008 election, when she narrowly lost by 174 votes. The next municipal election is November 19th. $Chen, a Richmond resident for 33 years, will run as an independent candidate. Chen said if elected, she'd call for an "in-depth review" of all spending at City Hall, while focusing on affordable housing and issues that are top priority for the community. $Chen, said "growth has escalated," but services haven't, adding the global economy is "still fragile"and the city must be prudent with prioritizing funds." ………………………………………………………


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INDEPENDENT LIVING IS COMING TO STEVESTON SPRING 2012

One of the most talked about projects in Steveston right now is the buildings being erected on the corner of No. 1 Road and Chatham Street. For those that have watched the project emerge since late 2009 with the demolition of the ANAF Unit 284 Clubhouse, the changes to the site are astounding. For those who are new to the area or those that may not know the history of the site, the property located at 11900 No. 1 Road was originally the site of the Steveston Fisherman’s Hospital Complex. From 1900 to 1942 the Hospital complex was administered by the Fisherman’s Benevolent Society and was the site of the first hospital in Richmond which was also Canada’s first hospital to offer socialized medicine. In 1947 the Steveston Unit 284 of the Army, Navy and Air Force Veterans of Canada purchased the land.

In April 2009, the Steveston Unit 284 of the Army, Navy and Air Force Veterans of Canada together with Steveston (Unit 284) Holdings Ltd. formed Steveston 284 Seniors’ Housing Society, a non-profit, registered charity, and they were tasked with seeing the development through to completion. So, the project located at No. 1 Road and Chatham Street in Richmond, will be a two building development connected in an ‘H’ pattern encompassing:

• 144 seniors’ housing units with integrated support services, owned and managed by Steveston 284 Seniors’ Housing Society; and

• A commercial building comprised of a lounge and clubhouse for the Steveston Unit 284 of the Army, Navy and Air Force Veterans Association will also be built on the site. Construction started in October 2010 and is anticipated to be complete and ready for tenants by April 2012.

The total capital cost of this development is approximately $46.6 million.

• The Government of Canada, through Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, will provide approximately $2,227,500, under Canada’s Economic Action Plan.

• The Province of British Columbia will provide approximately $1,697,550 through a Provincial Infrastructure Grant.

• Steveston Unit 284 of the Army, Navy and Air Force Veterans of Canada provided land valued at approximately $8,310,000

We have been working hard both with what you can see and what you can’t. Through our website, http://steveston284seniorshousing.webs.com we have kept the community up to date with the development, as information became available we uploaded it to the web site and we have kept a photo book of our progress for all to see.

In late 2009 interest was expressed by individuals wanting to put their name on a wait list, so we began a wait list for the individuals who wanted the opportunity to potentially be one of the first tenants in the new Independent Living building. We have received a deluge of requests from Richmond residents, lower mainland residents and others from around the Country and the world. Names are kept in chronological order based on the date the request was made so all qualified individuals will have an equal opportunity to become one of the first tenants. Check our website for tenancy criteria and the link to add your name to the wait list.

The most exciting progress that has happened is that we are starting to contact the people who asked to have their name placed on the wait list to see if they are still interested in becoming tenants. Small groups of people will be invited to private meetings to receive information on the development and to make their suite selections. This does not stop individuals from adding their name to the list as the wait list will be used beyond the original tenants to fill vacancies that would occur. …………….......……………………………………


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New Exhibit "Salmon People" examines the fishing history of the Coast

Salish people. Discover the significance of fish and fishing in their culture from the past to the present though text, images and artifacts. On display to March 31, 2012.

Music at the Cannery: Our summer music series runs every Friday night at

6:30 pm, starting on June 24 with the sultry flamenco sounds of Sangre Morena.

……………………………………………………… THE COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL OF RICHMOND would like to inform everyone that our Artisans’ Galleria in Garden City Shopping Centre is now closed.

We want to thank everyone who supported our Galleria in its various locations for many years. We also want to assure the public that while the Galleria is closed the Community Arts Council of Richmond is still alive and well and making plans for future events and exhibitions.


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We plan to continue the mandate we have held for over 41 years which is to support the arts, artists and artisans in Richmond. We will maintain our website, www.richmondartscouncil.org, and our members will still be able to feature their work on this site. We will post upcoming events and other items of interest so please check it to receive updates.

The CACR is involved in a number of upcoming opportunities pertaining to the arts in our community. We are currently participating in the City of Richmond’s Arts Strategy meetings with a look to the arts in Richmond for the future. A charity weekend will be held in September for the CACR at Phoenix Perennials, so please check back for further details and date.

We are also developing strategies for participation in the Canada-wide Culture Days, a volunteer movement to raise the awareness, accessibility, participation and engagement of all Canadians in the arts and cultural life of their communities. Culture Days takes place on Sept. 30, Oct 1, and 2.

In addition, several of our members will be in attendance and selling at the Steveston Farmers and Artisans Market on July 17 and August 21. Stop by and say hello, we would love to see our friends and supporters.

While we are sad to say goodbye to our Artisans’ Galleria, we welcome the opportunity to restructure and better serve the arts in Richmond.

For further information please contact: Michael Shirley – Manager – Artisans’ Galleria 604-241-2790 / email to [email protected]

Supporting the arts, artists and artisans for over 40 years www.richmondartscouncil.org ………………………………………………………

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Army, Navy & Air Force Veterans in Canada Association. Established in 1917, ANAF is one of Canada’s most distinguished private clubs with a reputation for assisting veterans in need and for community support. Dynamic and constantly evolving, the Club is as committed to its traditions as it is to forward progress, and embodies the phrase “honouring traditions while embracing tomorrow” in all that it undertakes. The Steveston ANAF began its journey in 1946 when 30 local veterans obtained a charter to open up a veterans club in Steveston. From their humble beginnings to their present day successes, the ANAF has been an integral part of Steveston for the past 65 years. Although the primary focus of the ANAF Club is to support Veteran’s and their dependents, we are not a group to only support part of the community. ANAF 284 has helped to sponsor and fundraise for many local groups over the years, including children's sports teams, the B.C. Cancer Society, the Red Cross, Boy Scouts and Girl Guides, cadets, Terry Fox fund, Richmond General Hospital, The Food Bank, The Salvation Army and many, many more groups in Steveston and beyond. Total donations in our 65 years amounts to in excess of $3,500,000.00. The Steveston ANAF Club is an excellent place to share with friends, to meet new people, and to be a Member. Military service is not a prerequisite to join – all are Welcome! The Club holds a variety of social events for its members on an ongoing basis. Highlighting the Club’s calendar are the weekly meat draws on Friday and Saturday, the free Bingo on Thursday’s with a $500 jackpot to be won. The 55+ Seniors participate in fun snooker weekly, with competitive snooker every other week during the winter months. During the summer months these Seniors’ also play Golf at a local Executive style course. A large TV for sporting events, free giveaways during sporting events all combined with the good fellowship and camaraderie of a superb club.

Join us in the temporary location 3960 Chatham Street on the corner of No. 1 Rd in Steveston (above Coast Capital). Give us a call if you want more details 604-277-7350 or 604-277-5444. ……………………………………………………

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……………………………………………………… Kitten season is here! The Richmond SPCA at Steveston and No. 3 Road currently has many kittens, like Marilyn, in need of good forever homes. Go online today at www.spca.bc.ca to review adoption procedures and see who is available or give them a call at 604-277-3100.

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The Caregivers Education and Support Program is for unpaid caregivers who provide care and support for older adults (55 plus), at home, in the community or in a care facility in Richmond. This free program helps provide caregivers with the tools to support their loved one and, more importantly, the skills to remain healthy and well themselves. For information regarding the ongoing Education and Support Series or the Drop-in Support Group please contact Carol Dickson, Manager, Senior Community Support Services at 604-279-7020 or [email protected] Funding for this program is provided by the United Way of the Lower Mainland. ……………………………………………………… ]


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PHOENIX ART WORKSHOP Sponsors Stevestons 2nd Annual

Grand Prix of Art $

CALL FOR ARTIST $

Steveston Grand Prix Of Art September 17th - 18th $

Artist of all levels are invited to join us for our second annual Art Race in the beautiful Historic Village of Steveston. Registered artists are allocated a special painting location and three hours to complete a "Plien Air" painting which will be displayed and adjudicated (all mediums welcome). Over 50 Artists will compete for the coveted Grand Prix of Art Trophy as well as cash prizes in several categories including Grand Prize, Runner -up, Youth and People's Choice are awarded. Lunch and transportation will be provided for participating Artists and Event Volunteers. For more information about the event or to register as a participating artist or volunteer please visit the event web site www.grandprixofart.com or call Event Sponsor; Phoenix Art Workshop 604-448-1860$$

EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT$

Steveston Grand Prix Of Art September 17th - 18th

Saturday Race Day: 10am - 1pm Sunday Display 10am - 4pm

Art lovers are invited to join us in Steveston for the most exciting art event of the year at Britannia

Heritage Shipyards and in the streets of Historic Steveston Village. Over 50 Artists will compete for

the coveted Grand Prix of Art Trophy, cash prizes and bragging rights in our second annual Plien Air art

race. On Saturday September 17th at 10:00 am the Gulf of Georgia whistle will sound the beginning of

this three hour painting frenzy, registered artists are allocated a unique painting location where spectators

can get up close and personal to some of British Columbia's best known painters. The paintings will be

on display Sunday September 18th at Britannia Heritage Shipyards form 10am - 4pm were visitors

can cast their ballots for the Peoples Choice Award. For more information about the event or how to get

involved please visit our Web Site www.grandprixofar t.com or call the Event Sponsor; Phoenix Art Workshop 604-448-1860

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BUSINESSES AND BUSINESS

HAPPENINGS It’s published! For information on where you can pick up your copy, drop us a line at [email protected]. The only complete business directory for Steveston. For advertisers, it is the most economical solution to your advertising needs. Always fresh, widest circulation, always complete, and the most popular resource and No. 1 in advertiser satisfaction.

All space is allocated on a first come

basis. If you wish to keep your position or update it for the next

issue, please let us know as soon as possible

For more information please contact: [email protected]

www.steveston.bc.ca STILL NO. 1 LISTING

AFTER 14 YEARS

To find out how the Steveston Community Website can help you

increase your business, contact us at [email protected]

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********** Shady Island Liquor Store The sun has finally come out and BBQ season in now here! Make your next backyard get-together a memorable one with our unique selection of liquid libations at Shady Island Liquor Store.

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Laara's Vacuums has moved to the

corner of # 1 road & Moncton street

in the Steveston Village.

Please come in for SALE SPECIALS and to

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Summer Sales in effect. Save 25 – 50% on discontinued summer wear. Now Available - RFID Smart Card Chipblocking Defender Sleeves for credit cards and passports. Come to Jet-Lag Travel Fashion - your one stop shop for affordable, stylish women’s fashions and let us outfit you for summer occasions, outdoors and travel. ……………………………………………………… ‘


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Summer Class info (July 4 – Sept 15):

St. Albans Anglican Church 7260 St. Albans Road

(corner of St. Albans & Bennett Roads)

M/T/Th 5:30pm and Sat 8:00am

Classes resume at South Arm United Church – Sept 19th)

Contact Janice (604) 813 3990

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DYNAMIC HOME SERVICES - our company, has been washing windows, cleaning gutters and pressure washing homes in Richmond for 25 years.

Our office recently moved to Steveston. www.gutterandwindowcleaning.com

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Jodie Blaney, Artist Visit www.jodieblaney.com

to view online gallery Steveston studio visits by appointment.

Call (604)992-7116 Commissions welcome

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3560 Moncton St. Richmond, BC, V7E 3A2

604-277-7031 www.stevestonmarine.com

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Seppo's Automotive We are a family run business with licensed technicians. We work on foreign and domestic automobiles. Our services include oil changes and filters, lube, tune up, tires, brakes, front end suspension, batteries, exhaust and engine. Located at the Marine Garage 3611 Moncton Street, Steveston, B.C. V7E 3A5 Phone no.: 604 204-0415 Monday - Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm Contact: Dave Nivala, Jamie Nival ………………………………………………………

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