Picture Langley

 

 
Langley Advance February 8, 2012
 
 
 
Local businesses are worried again about commercial access to the Aldergrove border crossing.
 

Local businesses are worried again about commercial access to the Aldergrove border crossing.

Photograph by: Langley Advance , files

Here we present some of the photos that represented aspects of Langley community over the past week. Some are news photos of events or incidents. Others were provided by our readers.

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Local businesses are worried again about commercial access to the Aldergrove border crossing.
 

Local businesses are worried again about commercial access to the Aldergrove border crossing.

Photograph by: Langley Advance, files

 
Local businesses are worried again about commercial access to the Aldergrove border crossing.
Langley’s Thunderbird Show Park is home to six major tournaments from May and September.
Robin Moran (centre) was honoured by Home Instead Senior Care owners Nancy and Wes Colby.
Dance enthusiasts Keith Hartup and Karen Blundell showed their moves at the Brookswood Seniors Centre.
Irene Wright from the Surrey Square Wheelers moved along the dance floor.
Fast & Furious team members including Yvonne Blankstein, Anneke van Leeuwen and (standing) Wendy Wittmack practised at the Walnut Grove Community Centre pool on Saturday.
Paul McCallum of the BC Lions stopped by West Langley Elementary with the Grey Cup on Friday, Jan 27.
Two trees (a palm and a magnolia) that were outside of the Timms Recreation Centre were dug up and moved to Douglas Park. The centre is being replaced with a new facility. Timms will operate out of the former Legion building on Eastleigh Crescent for about a year.
Langley RCMP officers responded to a report of a gun at Langley Secondary on Monday morning.
Langley RCMP officers responded to a report of a gun at Langley Secondary on Monday morning.
Zosia Ettenberg found herself pretty much housebound during the recent cold and snowy weather, unable to clear snow from her walkway and modified van.
Zosia Ettenberg recently worked with a White Rock company to develop winter boots. A key design feature are loops so her service dog can help remove them.
Mechanical devices help provide independence for people with mobility issues but the weather can impact things such as wheelchair lifts.
The Lingerie Football League won’t be calling the Langley Events Centre home this coming season.
Township Mayor Jack Froese joined Langley Gymnastics Foundation athlete Tyler Welch (doing a handstand on the parallel bars at the LGF gym) at Tuesday’s press conference.
Langley Gymnastics Foundation athlete Alannah McPherson, 13, hung out at the LGF gym located inside the Langley Events Centre. McPherson competed as a member of Team BC at last year’s Western Canadian Gymnastics Championships in Grande Prairie, Alta.
Langley Gymnastics Foundation gymnasts Tyler Welch, 16, and Alannah McPherson, 13, attended Tuesday’s press conference at the Langley Events Centre, the host venue of the 2012 Western Canadian Gymnastics Championships May 3-6.
Northern Pikes will be performing on the Cascades Casino’s Summit Theatre stage next Friday night.
Langley’s Ken Boyd, in character as Matt in SLT’s production of Looking, danced with Patricia Braun, who plays Nina. As the romantic comedy unfolds, the pair are invited out on their friends’ blind date.
Kim Monsanto (left), Pat McDermott of Abbotsford, Pat Braun of Abbotsford, and Ken Boyd of Langley make up the cast of Looking, a comedy being directed by Langley’s own Rita Price (top centre).
Patricia Braun, Ken Boyd, Kim Monsanto, and Pat McDermott star in the Surrey Little Theatre’s production of Looking, on until at least Feb. 18 in the Clayton neighbourhood of Surrey.
Hailey Morgan is a B.C.’s Best teen band contender
Cara Lowdermilk not only appears on stage in Bride on Credit but also wrote the comedy that is being staged at Trinity Western University until Feb. 4.
Langley Christian Elementary School assistant principal Jenny deGroot travelled with four Grade 11 students to Limpopo Province, South Africa, where they spent three weeks living among the Vende people at Gondolikhethwa. Cindy Ruiter, parent of one of the students slipped a Langley Advance into her son’s already full suitcase. The paper travelled three continents and 20 flying hours to get to its destination. Students, pictured with their hosts, were Bryce Minke, Joel Kleingeltink, Chris Ruiter, and Alex Roersma. With the students in the inset photo are deGroot (left) and two elderly women dressed in traditional Vende garb.
Langley Christian Elementary School assistant principal Jenny deGroot travelled with four Grade 11 students to Limpopo Province, South Africa, where they spent three weeks living among the Vende people at Gondolikhethwa. Cindy Ruiter, parent of one of the students slipped a Langley Advance into her son’s already full suitcase. The paper travelled three continents and 20 flying hours to get to its destination. Students, pictured with their hosts, were Bryce Minke, Joel Kleingeltink, Chris Ruiter, and Alex Roersma. With the students in the inset photo are deGroot (left) and two elderly women dressed in traditional Vende garb.
Derrival is local youth band made up of (left to right), Shane Stephenson, Deven Azevedo, Adam Mah, Dan Kozlowski and Glen Jackson.
Langley bridal store owners Heidi Tobler (left) and Kristy Goranko of Everything But The Groom had an opportunity to work with and learn from Randy Fenoli of Say Yes To The Dress.
Not so fast! Langley Thunder’s Johnny Pearson tracked down a New Westminster Warlocks’ ball carrier during a Pacific Coast Field Lacrosse League U16 game Sunday at New West’s Mercer Stadium. Pearson scored six goals and added four assists in a 20-16 Langley victory.
Officers investigating a fatal crash stood near the car, in the ditch to the right, on Thursday morning.
The Langley School District announced the board had censured Trustee Alison McVeigh.
 
 
 
 
 

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