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Volume XXXXI Issue #1 Alexandra Neighbourhood House 604-535-0015
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THIS ISSUE
1. Community Lunch is Back!
We kick-off this season Sept 9 at
noon. All are welcome.
2. Oktoberfest
Dust off that lederhosen, dig out your
stein and join us Sept 26 for this barrel of
fun fundraiser!
3. Lit Café
Passages: From Then to Now. Local
authors read from their works, Monday
Sept 28.
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N E I G H B O U R H O O D HOUSE
H O U S E
NEIGHBOURHOOD
www.alexhouse.net
WELCOME TO FALL AT ALEX HOUSE!
Oktoberfest!
2nd Annual Fundraiser
Saturday, September 26th, 2015
2pm - 7pm
4. Annual General Meeting
2916 McBride Ave
(Crescent Beach)
Wednesday Oct 7, 6pm. A brief AGM
followed by a neighbourhood gathering.
Presented By:
5. Summer at Alex House
Another summer of fun at the beach
- daycamps, residential camps and
neighbourhood fun nights - same
time, same place next year!
www.alexhouse.net
Alexandra Neighbourhood Haus
Live Music, Entertainment & Food
Call Mon-Fri
for Tickets:
604-535-0015
Early Bird Tickets are only $25 each
6. Craft Fair
Come out Saturday, Nov 21 for a day
of amazing shopping. Be all ready for
Christmas in no time!
and lots more ....
PLUS:
After August 31st: $30/ticket
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WHY RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP?
YOU SUPPORT
one of the oldest agencies in the community
YOU CONTRIBUTE
to the health and well-being of your community
YOU PARTICIPATE
in programs and events that serve your friends
and neighbours
YOU HELP US
maintain our historic buildings
YOU SUPPLEMENT
funds we receive from foundations,
government, service clubs and donors
YOU HELP
us fulfill our mission
YOU LEARN
about Alexandra Neighbourhood House activities first
YOU BECOME
part of the Neighbourhood House Movement
Membership Form
alexandra
Individuals: $15/annum Couples/Families: $20/annum
NEIGHBOURHOOD HOUSE
N E I G H B O U R H O O D
For the past 100 years, Alex House has been hard
at work helping to build community – one individual
at a time. From our origins as a “fresh air camp” for
orphans from Vancouver to the present day we have
focused on creating opportunities for neighbours to
gather, grow, and build a spirit of community.
We want YOU to be a part of this unfolding story
by supporting our work through active membership in
Alexandra Neighbourhood House.
Your membership is not only a tangible sign of your
support for community engagement in White Rock/
South Surrey – it is also a sign of your support for the
neighbourhood house movement in Metro Vancouver.
We are part of a network of place-based agencies
striving to build safe, inclusive communities where
people have a sense of belonging, with the knowledge
that we can make a difference in our own lives, our
neighbourhoods, and our communities.
Your membership helps us to provide programs and
maintain our facilities. In return, you are eligible for
priority registration and/or reduced rates on some of
our programs and services; a subscription to our quarterly
newsletter and participation in our annual general
meeting – where you can have a voice in planning and
priorities for the future.
H O U S E
Name: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________
(Last Name)
(First Names)
Street: _________________________________________________________ City: _________________________PC: _________
Phone: (H)____________________ (W)_______________________ e-mail: ___________________________________________
Would you like to receive the newsletter by e-mail? ___ (Yes) ___ (No) Are you interested in volunteering? ____ (Yes) ____(No)
Date: _____________________________ Signature: ______________________________________________________________
I want to support Alex House! Please accept my donation of: $500 ___ $250 ___ $100 ___ $50 ___ $25 ___ Other ___
Please:
do not send me information about fundraising activities & appeals
do not publish my name in the Barnacle or on the website
Tax Receipts will be issued for donations of $25 or more
Your Alex House membership includes membership in ANHBC. There are many benefits to membership with ANHBC including
voting privileges at the Annual General Meeting and notice of events, news and other timely information.
Include me on the ANHBC mailing list. ____ (Yes) ____(No)
Association of Neighbourhood Houses of BC (ANHBC) is an umbrella organization of eight Neighbourhood Houses and two outdoor camps including Alexandra, Cedar
Cottage, Frog Hollow, Gordon, Kitsilano, Mount Pleasant, Sasamat Outdoor Centre and South Vancouver Neighbourhood Houses. At the forefront of community
development, ANHBC bridges community programs with individuals and families of all ages, abilities and nationalities in more than 20 neighbourhoods across the Lower
Mainland and BC. We provide innovative and inclusive programs that engage people to live healthy, full lives and create vibrant neighbourhoods.
PRIVACY STATEMENT
We collect personal information in order to maintain contact with you, to invite you to Alex House & ANH General Meetings and to provide you with information
about programs, services and events. We do not share your personal information with any external individual or group without your written permission.
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2nd Annual Fundraiser
Alexandra Neighbourhood House is excited to announce the return
of Oktoberfest Saturday, Sept 26, 2 to 7pm at Camp Alex!
This event is both a fund-raiser to help us continue to
deliver and expand our community programs and services,
and an opportunity to relax, enjoy some games and
entertainment, and – most of all – have fun with friends
and neighbours! There will be Bavarian-inspired food,
and alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages available for
sale. We’ll also have some great contests – like sausageeating and best dirndl or lederhosen – along with musical
entertainment from an amazing line-up of performers.
We’re extending an invitation to you and your friends and family to
join us for this event. Tickets are $25 and can be purchased through
our office, either in person or by phone (604-535-0015) or on-line at
www.alexhouse.net. Tickets include a meal and a drink.
We’re looking for volunteers to help us make this event the best
yet. We need a crew of thirty or more, so if you or someone you know
would like to work a two hour shift, please contact
[email protected] or call 604-535-0015 ext 236.
Oktoberfest 2015 Entertainment
2:00 pm
Avc-Edelwiess German Dancers
2:40 pm
Peter Paulus
3:30pm
Avc-Edelwiess German Dancers
4:00 pm
Al Pickler and the Alpiners
5:00 pm
Franzl and his Squeezebox
5:30 pm
Yodeling Contest (presented by Franzl)
5:55 pm
Lederhosen & Dirndl Contest
6:00pm
Freedom 95- Rock & Roll
7:00 pm
Close
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COMMUNITY CORNER
Engaging with Our Community at Alex House…
As I write this, we’re still in the midst of our summer day-camps, hosting an average of 40 children
daily at Camp Alex. Our excellent complement of summer youth staff and volunteers have also facilitated
a residential camp for supported adults, and are about to do the same for newcomer Canadian families. Meanwhile, our weekly Neighbourhood Fun Nights are more popular than ever, averaging 50 to 60
attendees. Camps conclude on August 28, and our last NFN is August 19. And from there, we enter into
an equally busy fall of programs and planning for our big centennial event in 2016.
Have you got an idea for a class, event, or program? Are you looking for an opportunity to give back to your
community by bringing people together? Why not give me a call at 604-535-0015 ext 236, or email
[email protected]. I’ll help you develop your vision, get the word out, and line up a venue.
Neil Fernyhough, Community Programs
Community Lunch is Back
After a break for summer, we
welcome the return of our monthly lunches.
The afternoon includes music, games,
activities – and lots of friendly conversation.
On Sept 9 join us for Celebrating Semiahmoo Heritage.
Cost is $8/members, $10/non-members. All are
welcome! Call 604-535-0015 ext 221 to register.
Out-trips for Older Adults
Looking for an opportunity to get out and meet new
friends? Join our monthly out-trips! Hosted by volunteers
Dianne, Al and Kent, the popular trips run the last
Monday/month, Sept to June. Cost is $5 plus admission
fees. To register or for more information call 604-5350015 or email [email protected].
Community Partners
Out in White Rock
Are you gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgender? Then
this group might be for you! Hosted by our volunteer,
Karen, it’s a chance to meet new friends in the context
of a monthly social and discussion group.
Join us the fourth Thursday of each month from
7-9pm in the Media Room above the Dining Hall.
Contact Karen at [email protected] for
more information.
Blue Moon Coffeehouse
A long-standing institution in Crescent Beach,
the Blue Moon Coffeehouse gathers the last
Sunday/month at 6pm in the Dining Hall to share a
potluck dinner, create music and have fun. Newcomers
join long-time residents to celebrate our unique
neighbourhood! Call Neil at 604-535-0015 ext 236 for
more information.
Crescent Beach Photography Club
Do you like taking photographs? Are you interested
in improving your skills and technique? The Crescent
Beach Photography Club meets Wednesdays from
7:30 to 10pm in Alex Hall. Contact Derek at derek@
derekhayes.ca for more information.
Ongoing events….
English Corner: Interested in improving your English
language skills in an intimate, friendly environment,
or know someone who is? English Corner meets
Wednesdays from 1-2:30pm. Contact Jan at
[email protected] for more information.
Walking Groups: Now five days a week! Gillian leads
groups on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; and
Mary leads groups on Tuesday and Thursday. All
walking groups meet at our office at 9:30am.
Jujitsu: Thursdays from 6-8pm.
Knitting Group: Mondays at 10am in the Longhouse
Lounge. Contact Sally at [email protected],
if you are interested.
Lit Café!
On Monday, Sept 28 Lit
Café returns to Alex House!
The theme is Passages: From
Then to Now, and the focus
is prose and poetry related
to change. Authors TBA. The
event begins at 7 pm in the
Longhouse Activity Room.
Death Café
On Monday, Oct 26, Death Café returns for a third
engagement to Crescent Beach. Ever wanted to talk
about death, but were afraid the subject was too
macabre or depressing? Death Café is a worldwide
movement to discuss death – our hopes, fears, feelings,
and reflections – in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
Join us for tea and cake and chat. Call to register early
(limit of 15): 604-535-0015.
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PARENT EDUCATION PROGRAMS
Our Positively Parenting Workshop
Series for parents and caregivers of
children ages 7-18 is starting again
this fall. The series is designed so
you can attend one or all depending
on your interest and schedule. The workshops are
interactive and a good opportunity to continue to
develop your skills and connect with other parents. They
are held one evening a month from 6:30 to 8:30pm in
White Rock/ South Surrey. Cost is $10/workshop/family.
Need help with fees? Give us a call! For more information
or to register, e-mail [email protected] or call
604-538-5060 ext 24.
What’s Love Got to Do With It? Sept 29, 2015
A relational-based approach to parenting and exploring
temperament
Why Are You Acting this Way? October 20, 2015
Understanding challenging behaviours
Listen to Me! November 3, 2015
Learning to listen, understand and communicate
more effectively with your child
We Have a Problem December 8, 2015
Building collaborative problem solving skills
with children
White Rock Orthodontics
presents
Summer's End Movie Night
End the summer break with a bang as Alexandra
Neighbourhood House, in partnership with White
Rock Orthodontics, presents
Sept 2 at 8 pm
at Camp Alex, 2916 McBride Ave,
(Sullivan St entrance only)
Tickets at the Door, by Donation- No Pre-Sales
Proceeds to Alex House
Refreshments
• Bring your own blanket and lawn chair
• Small concession, bring your own cup and bowl
• Pets are NOT permitted on the grounds
“I enjoyed socializing with other parents knowing that I am not alone in facing the challenges with parenting.”
Workshop Participant
Alex House Welcomes New Youth Leaders!
It is no secret that the teen years are filled with wonderment, a strong sense of justice, and untapped energy
ready to make a difference in the world. Grateful for the opportunity, this dynamic and diverse group of youth
have landed the new Alexandra Neighbourhood House Youth Leader and Youth Assistant Leader positions.
The team commits to meetings on a regular basis, facilitated by Youth Leaders Carmen Steynberg and Kiko Kung,
to plan youth activities that encourage youth engagement in their community. Within their first few weeks, the
team has already completed two comprehensive leadership training days, planned their first youth event, and
carried out an event at Bakerview Park. They look forward to planning and hosting their next event “Art Jam”, at
Alex House, where they hope to see attendance from many members of the community. Date and activities TBD.
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EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAMS
It’s all about having fun together, discovering
together, learning together, sharing together,
laughing together, and making friends together.
A new and exciting drop in program
will be starting this fall in our Children’s
House. Please watch our website at www.
alexhouse.net for details and start date.
We hope to see you in the Children’s House
where we’ve been providing opportunities
for play and making friends for 100 years!
Mother Goose
The Parent Child Mother Goose program is a group
experience for parents and their young children
that focuses on the pleasure and power of
using rhymes, songs and stories together,
nurturing the bond that is growing between
parent and child. Our next session will run
Wednesdays, Sept 16 to Oct 21, 10 to 11am. Cost is
$40. Please register on-line at www.alexhouse.net. Questions? Call 604-535-0015 ext 229 or e-mail
[email protected].
Explore With Me
This interactive program for parents and children
15 months to five years introduces the Reggio Emilia
approach to learning through weekly themes. The next
session runs Oct 30 to Dec 4. Please register on-line at
www.alexhouse.net. For more information call 604-5350015 ext 229 or [email protected].
YOUTH PROGRAMS
The Reconnect Youth program
includes one-to-one support,
outreach, parent-teen mediation
and lots of information for youth
about programs and services
in the community, as well
as activities such as movie
nights, BBQ’s and more.
Program delivery is part of an integrated community
response involving provincial ministries, schools and
the community. This program provides direct service to
more than 600 youth and many of their families each
year. Check it out! Like us on Facebook!
Vine Youth Clinic
Alexandra Neighbourhood
House’s Youth & Family Centre at
15455 Vine Ave in White Rock is
home to the Vine Youth Wellness
Clinic for youth ages 12-21. In
collaboration with the Ministry of Children and Family
Development and Fraser Health, the clinic provides
integrated health and wellness services. Youth can meet
with a physician or nurse around general health issues
and youth workers are also available. Drop-in during clinic times, or make an appointment online. Clinic
hours are 3:30-6:30pm Mondays (except stat holidays
- open Wednesday of that week instead). Call 604-5423926 for more information. www.vineyouthclinic.com
alexandra neighbourhood house
Children’s Centre
Infant/Toddler, 3-5 Year Old
and School Aged Care
Limited part time and full times spaces available now
Act soon!
Stefani Chandler
604-592-2607
www.alexhouse.
alexandra
N E I G H B O U R H O O D HOUSE
H O U S E
NEIGHBOURHOOD
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Volunteer Projects
Alex House Craft Fair
Just in time for Christmas!
The Semiahmoo Peninsula is a virtual hotbed of artists,
artisans, crafters and other very talented people. Following on
the success of last year’s Fair, Alex House is planning another
Christmas Craft Fair Saturday November 21, 9am to 3pm.
If you’re one of those talented people and would like to
book a spot at the fair e-mail [email protected] or call
604-535-0015 ext 231. The cost is $30 per table (after
Sept 15 $35).
If you’re looking for unique and interesting gifts, mark
the date on your calendar and we’ll see you there!
Call 604-535-0015 ext 231 for more information.
Thank you BCAA, On Side Restoration and
United Way of the Lower Mainland for an amazing
Day of Caring! More than 80 volunteers hammered,
sawed, planted, painted and generally transformed
buildings and grounds. And all just in time for the
41st Annual Alexandra Festival, where people were
loving the new picnic tables and firepit benches. As
always, we are very grateful!
The Camp office will closed Sept 7,
Nov 11 and for the holiday season,
Dec 21 through Jan 3, 2016.
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Letter from the E.D.
We live in one of the most beautiful
places in the world and for this,
I’m grateful. I am also grateful to
be working for an organization that
values diversity, and supports
individuals and groups to have a
strong voice in their community.
Of course this does not always mean we are in
full agreement. It does mean we must hear things
that we may find difficult, and trust each other to
do our best to create a healthy community.
100 years is a long time to be in community. On
the west coast, it’s a staggering amount of time,
but Alexandra Neighbourhood House has done it!
For almost 100 years we have managed to ebb
and flow with our community’s needs. We have
made little changes to how we do our work, and
some really big changes too, along the way. Sometimes we ride the gentle wave, other times we
are pulled by the current and nudged in a new
direction.
What I find amazing is that our neighbours, our
community, and our participants continue to come
along for the ride. Our friends and champions carry
our mission in their hearts, reaching through the
great times, as well as the challenges, to place one
foot in front of the other to move forward.
We hope you will all join us as we head towards
our 2016 Centennial year. We want to celebrate
with you, and create a legacy at our Camp
Alexandra site.
Join us Oct 7 at 6pm for our AGM – a brief meeting,
with a community gathering to learn more about our
Centennial and how to get involved.
Don’t forget our Rose Tea Aug 26 when we will
recognize our volunteers, and honour Donna Mercer for
her volunteer contributions at Alex House, and throughout
the community!
Finally – Neighbourhood Fun Nights
formally came to a close Aug 19 with an
end of summer BBQ. It is followed by an
Outdoor Movie Night Sept 2 from
8-10pm. (see page 5) Movie night is
generously sponsored by White Rock
Orthodontic Centre.
Enjoy the final days of summer!
Penny Bradley,
Executive Director
alexandra
N E I G H B O U R H O O D HOUSE
H O U S E
NEIGHBOURHOOD
The Alexandra Neighbourhood House
Community Board & Staff
cordially invite you to attend our
Annual General Meeting
Wednesday October 7, 2015
at 6pm
followed by a
Neighbourhood Gathering
We will need volunteers, we will need sponsors,
we will need donors, we will need creative minds to
help us fulfill our Centennial 2016 vision. Keep your
eyes and ears open for what is happening, and join
us now if you recognize the value and meaning in
what we do at Alexandra Neighbourhood House.
To get involved or if you know businesses that
might want to sponsor Centennial activities, please
contact Neil Fernyhough, Community Manager.
In the meantime you can support us by attending
our Oktoberfest Fundraiser on September 26. Call
604-535-0015 or check our website at
www.alexhouse.net to purchase tickets.
All Alexandra Neighourhood House members
are welcome to attend.
(Membership applications will be available at the AGM)
Please RSVP to
604-535-0015
or e-mail
[email protected]
by Wednesday Sept 30 2015
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(Me
100 Years Celebrating the Spirit of Community
1916-2016
Alexandra Neighbourhood House turns one hundred
years old in 2016! And over those many years, adults,
children, seniors and families have camped, played,
learned, volunteered, shared, explored and grown
through a wide variety of programs and events offered at
Camp Alexandra or other venues in our neighbourhood.
We need YOU to share YOUR STORIES with us so we
can create a vibrant, living record of how Alexandra
Neighborhood House has impacted lives, families and
the community since 1916.
As part of the project, Lois Peterson is leading a volunteer-run initiative called ‘Your Stories Tell Our Story’. Do
you have a story to share? Are you interested in becoming a
volunteer interviewer? If so, contact the YSTOS project at
[email protected].
We are also looking for volunteers who can help us
plan events, undertake historical research, recruit sponsors,
donors, and volunteers, and take part in developing and
manifesting the projects and programs we envision. If
you would like more information, would like to pitch in
or would be prepared to participate in a short survey or
interview about what Alexandra Neighborhood House
means to you contact Neil Fernyhough at 604-535-0015
ext 236 or [email protected].
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Program Refunds &
Cancellatons
Summer Fun!
Programs and events are
subject to change or cancellation
on short notice. If we cancel, full refunds
will be issued. If you cancel 14 days prior
to the program start date, a full refund
will be issued. (Admin fees may apply). If
you cancel less than 14 days prior to the
program start date, a full refund will be
issued only if another person registers in
your place. If you cancel after the program
start date, no refund will be issued.
Anyone who is unable to attend a
program because we have had to change
either the date or time will be given a full
refund.
Sometimes Great Programs are Cancelled…
Don’t wait ‘til the last minute to register!
Most programs and services require a minimum
enrolment, and program decisions are always
made in advance of the program start date
to allow for adequate staffing and food
purchases.
So remember – if you snooze, you lose!
You can register for programs and
purchase memberships in person at the
office, or by phone at 604-535-0015, or on
our website. We accept cash, cheque, direct
debit, Visa and Mastercard.
Alexandra Neighbourhood House
shares information about upcoming
activities through e-newsletters sent to
members and community partners. We
hope that you continue to see value in
our communications with you. We provide
these communications under the 'Implied
Consent' provisions of anti-spam legislation.
If at any time you do not want to
receive communications from us, you
may unsubscribe by contacting info@
alexhouse.net.
We do not distribute e-mails to third
parties, and will continue to respect your
privacy. Thank you for your continued
interest in our shared community!
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BEECHER PLACE
Did you know Crescent Beach is home to a very
unique rental facility that boasts panoramic views of the
ocean?
It is a perfect space for special events, weddings,
receptions, seminars or meetings.
Beecher Place provides an inspiring space for more
intimate gatherings…more recently a stunning Winter
wedding.
Who ever thought this cute little hall in Crescent
Beach could look like something out of a wedding
magazine?
Sheryl & Mark chose Beecher Place for their special wedding day venue
and the way they transformed the space is awe-inspiring and sublime!
RETREATS
Look no further, Camp A has exactly what you need.
Charming retreat facility, perfect for family
reunions, school groups, churches, non profit
organizations and more! Located just 1/2 block
from the ocean with a mix of heritage and
modern buildings, you are sure to leave satisfied
and wanting to visit again soon. Spaces are still
available for spring and summer retreats!
Contact the Sales Coordinator at 604-535-0015 ext 231 to find out how you can get a 10% discount on overnight accommodations until June 30, 2015.
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... improving the quality of neighbourhood life in a creative, caring way
Alexandra Neighbourhood House
2916 McBride Ave
South Surrey, BC V4A 3G2
Phone: 604-535-0015 Fax: 604-535-2720
[email protected]
ALEXANDRA NEIGHBOURHOOD HOUSE STAFF
Camp Alexandra: 604-535-0015
Executive Director: Penny Bradley
Director, Youth & Family Programs: Rhea Hubbard
Director, Core Operations: Rita Frederiksen
Property Manager: Mark Klassen
Coordinator, Retreat & Events Centre: Vanessa Neil
Manager, Community Programs: Neil Fernyhough
ECD/Middle Years Programmer: Doni Koskela
Community Coordinator,
South Surrey/ White Rock Early Years Centre: Tannis Sullivan
Newsletter Production, Website: Donni Klassen
Vine Avenue Youth & Family Services: 604-538-5060
Team Leader: Maxine Larmour
Youth & Family Workers: Cindi Mercer, Shelley Cranstone,
Jessie Kergan, Yee Jim, Tiana Sharifi
ALEX HOUSE
BOARD OF MANAGEMENT
• David Hughes • Derek Lacroix
• Annika Lofstrand • Sue Vanin
• Dino Zanni • Robert Doolan
• Lois Peterson • Laurel Tien
Alexandra Neighbourhood House
Board meetings are open to all
Alex House members. Please call
604-535-0015 ext 227 for the next
scheduled meeting.
THE BARNACLE
UPCOMING
sept
2
Outdoor movie
night
sept
9
Community
Lunches start up
sept
16
sept
26
Advertising Rates Mother Goose
Business Card Size begins
One month $25
Three months $60.
Oktoberfest!
Alexandra Neighbourhood House
Office Hours
Monday to Friday 9am - 4:30pm
Caretaker Emergency
604-790-4051
sept
28
Lit Cafe - Passages
sept
29
Parent Ed Workshop
sept
30
Explore With Me
begins
Alexandra Children’s Centre at Kensington Prairie: 604-541-3270
Manager, Childcare Programs: Stefani Chandler
oct
Alexandra Children’s Centre Crescent Beach: 604-560-5520
7
Alex House AGM
Curriculum Developer: Zahra Jaffer,
oct
20
Parent Ed Workshop
Are YOU new to the
neighbourhood?
Have you met a newcomer?
oct
Explore With Me
begins
nov
Our representatives bring free gifts and greetings,
along with helpful information, maps and resources
about your community, with no obligation. Book a
visit at www.welcomewagon.ca. In South Surrey/
White Rock call JoAnn at 604- 538-3740.
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Christmas Craft Fair
MISSION STATEMENT
Alexandra Neighbourhood House provides
opportunities for people to gather, grow and
build a spirit of community
The Barnacle : Copy Editing and Distribution: Chris Magnus
604-535-0015 www.alexhouse.net
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