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Welcome to Mirage Banquet Hall. An excellent choice for entertaining your selected guests for all your special events. We specialize in wedding receptions, business functions, conventions, reunions, celebrations, fine dining, bridal showers, company luncheons and more! The exquisite interior has high ceilings, separate areas for each important part of our event, separate area for wedding ceremony, a bridal suite, and is subtly decorated giving each space a comfortable and airy atmosphere. We have two banquet halls that combine to prove suitable for any event. Portable walls inside these halls enable you to combine the two halls. Whether your event is for upto 500 guests or upto 1800 guests, you will find Mirage Banquet Hall able to accommodate all your planning details.

At the urging of the Lavoie and the Ryan families, Archbishop William M. Duke, a cousin of the Ryans, asked Father Alex Madden, O.M.I., a retired army chaplain to take a census of the Catholics in the greater Cloverdale area. Father Madden either did not drive or didn't have access to a car. He walked every day all summer long and listed all the Catholics he could find with the help of those already known to him. Usually someone would give him supper and drive him back to Langley, but he walked from Aldergrove to Newton, Sunnyside to Port Kells. His census indicated to the Bishop that a new parish should be established.

The Ukrainian Orthodox Church of St. Mary in Surrey, BC is part of Surrey's heritage, and is one of the most significant cultural landmarks in the area. After the Second World War immigration from war-torn Europe increased, creating a culturally diverse community in Whalley, a part of Surrey. The land was purchased on February 11, 1947 from farmer Bruce Burroughs for $700. The Ukrainian community raised $3,500 to cover the cost of the building materials and donated their labour to complete the building in 1955. The Church's traditional onion-domed silhouette and round-arched windows reflect the architectural traditions of Eastern Europe. The original stucco building was re-clad with vinyl siding in 1984. Bessie Bonar designed the Church using only a photograph as a guide. Construction was supervised by Bessie's father Bill Moskaluk, and Steve Nassar. Andy Moleschi designed the crosses on top of the cupolas. These contributions speak to the strong spirit of community in the area. The grounds surrounding the Church feature attractive ornamental plantings and are enclosed by a decorative fence. The interior features a spectacular Iconostas (icon screen), hand-carved by Karpo Weremchuk, who was 85-years old at the time. The screen took two years to carve and was completed in 1958. In 1962 the congregation turned the sod for the construction of a hall beside the Church. It was opened in 1964. The hall hosts a variety of dances, community dinners, bazaars, concerts and craft workshops. Funds raised through these endeavours contribute to the maintenance and upkeep of the historic Church. St. Mary's provides a physical symbol of the Ukrainian community and it is valued for its active contribution to the life and cultural character of the community. The Ukrainian Orthodox Church of St. Mary was added to Surrey's heritage register in 1998. This status recognizes the heritage value of the building. Today, our parishioners still dedicate their time and energy in supporting St. Mary's . It is through their support that allow us to continue the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of St. Mary.

The PGA Tour stopped in Surrey for 7 years, ending in 2002, but not before providing all of us with the thrills and memories of playing host to some of the games greatest players. Northview Golf Club is proud of its role in attracting a world-class event to our community and is committed to continuing to serve our guests in the style that surpasses their expectations.

The City of White Rock is proud to support and facilitate the active, healthy lifestyles of our residents and guests through a wide variety of quality outdoor and indoor spaces, an assortment of recreational and cultural programs, and through high quality special events. We offer a variety of recreational activities for people of all ages, from classes for toddlers to excursions for those over the age of 55. Whether you're interested in sports, arts, fitness, health and wellness, or personal development, we've got something for you.

Find out more here!(Psalm 95;8)St. Michaels Anglican Church welcomes visitors and all seeking a spiritual home. Our hospitality is one form of our worship.Your joys and hurts, searching for God, learning and yearning, frustrations and sorrows, are important to us as a Christian community.Join us as ''We Praise You, God'' at either the 8:30 AM Book of Common Prayer service (said, traditional) or the 10 AM Book of Alternative service (sung, contemporary) on Sunday or in our programs and fellowship activities.Come and Pursue Life to its Fullest