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We offer our clients a full range of therapeutic and rehabilitative treatment options including; Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture, Craniosacral Therapy, Myofascial Release, Visceral Manipulation, Counseling Therapy, Nutritional Counseling, Immune Enhancement, Facial Rejuvenation, Thai Massage, Swedish Massage, Hydrotherapy, Muscle and Energy Balancing, Active Release, Positional Release Therapy, Neuromuscular Therapy, Deep Friction Massage, along with the most current home care programmes available.

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GEWC bid a fond farewell to Pauline Jarrett who has been our bookkeeper since July 2008. Pauline presented a Letter of Resignation in December. To express their appreciation the Board of Directors extended Pauline a Christmas 2010 Bonus. Also on behalf of the Board of Directors, she was presented with a small token of appreciation at the last Wednesday Night league gathering, and received warm applause from our members. Pauline remains a member of the Wednesday Ladies league.Marlies Guenther has accepted the position of Bookkeeper starting January 5th. Please welcome her to the GEWC team!Marlies Guenther, I was born in Vancouver and have lived here for most of my life, except for a brief period in the 80's when I lived in Ontario, where a lot of my family is from. I also spent 10 years living on the Sunshine Coast in a small town called Egmont. I now call sunny (!) Port Coquitlam home and have lived here for 3 years. I have spent most of my career in the accounting field and after nearly 20 years of working as an accountant in various industries including manufacturing, heavy equipment, and construction, I decided to start my own bookkeeping business. I truly love what I do and never tire of crunching numbers . When I have free time, I like to spend it outdoors taking in all that the west coast has to offer. I enjoy cooking and entertaining and am passionate about learning and self-improvement. I also love spending time with my 10 month old puppy, Shelby.I am very excited about joining Lynne and the team at the Golden Ears Winter Club. I look forward to learning all about the curling world and meeting the members of the Club.

Dancing for Dessert Studio was founded in 2005 by long-time dance team Magda and Andrew. From a small trial program it has grown to become the ballroom dancing destination for Langley and the Fraser Valley with a team of seven instructors and hundreds of students served.

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Committed to creating a dynamic group of award winning dancers, with confidence, discipline, pride, strength, and skill.The Sionnaine (pronounced Shannon) Irish Dance Academy (SIDA) dancers have been a part of the proud tradition of Irish dance since 2001. They range from ages 3 to adult, male and female, beginner to championship, and recreational to competitive. SIDA dancers can be seen often throughout the communities of the Fraser Valley and into Vancouver, performing both traditional and modern Irish step dancing, including hardshoe and softshoe, as well as ceili (group) dancing and choreographies.Irish Dance Lessons & ClassesClasses are after school and run Tuesday to Thursday: Tuesdays in Maple Ridge, Wednesdays in Vancouver, and Thursdays in Abbotsford. Classes range from beginner to advanced and are for girls, boys, kids, youth and adults. Recreational and competitive. For class schedule click here .Performances, Shows & EventsThe dancers perform at different venues around the lower mainland.

aka Haney, Hammond, Whonnock, Webster's Corners, Yennadon, Albion, Ruskin and The Ridge. These original neighbourhood names, formerly the post office names in those communities, have persisted through the years even after the original post offices are long gone - except in Whonnock, but that's another story.