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Bowers Spencer A offers legal services in Surrey. This lawyer is available as a barrister, a legal advisor, a defense lawyer and even more. Bowers Spencer A can treat your legal needs on marital concerns and can help in the matter of temporary visa, permanent residency or citizenship. Bowers Spencer A has the expertise to administer your legal business obligations and can help in setting up wills and trusts and naming suitable executors. Services provided encompass your personal injury questions. Bowers Spencer A can discuss your real estate dealings.

Triple O's welcomes you to their dining room. They are readily reachable by car. The neighboring location is memorable for its parks.

Landscape Makeovers & Stone is an exterior home improvement company specializing in landscape design and stone work. Regardless of job size or project budget, we offer an alternative to traditional landscape design and stonework and projects can be tailored to the customers budget, needs and desires. Give us a call for an estimate in Langley.

The Cinemazoo Program is now being offered byUrban Safari Rescue Societyfor information about booking the program forbirthday parties, school presentations, and our courses.

At HYBRID we believe fitness isn't just going to the gym, sweating a little, and calling it a day. Being healthy encompasses the way you eat, think, act and generally... LIVE. Fitness is a way of life and we are excited to have the opportunity to be a part of your journey to reaching your potential.

Lawn Dogs offers top-quality grass cutting and lawn maintenance to the residents of Surrey and White Rock. We are a locally-owned business that’s community-based and always committed to your satisfaction.

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August 19, 2014On Sept 24th we are hosting a Business after Business through the South Surrey /White Rock Chamber of Commerce to assist businesses support their staff as they experience the impact of an aging workforce. Some of the issues that businesses may experience include: higher absenteeism, loss of productivity, or the need to provide information to their employees about the community services that can assist them. Please share this invitation below and encourage attendance.

The history of Credo Christian High School reaches back to a meeting in November 1951 suggesting the need for Reformed Education. Many meetings later and after much labour of love, William of Orange Christian School opened its doors on September 5th, 1955 with an enrollment of 58 students in grades 1 through 8. After considerable growth and numerous expansions the membership at a meeting in June 1971 adopted a motion to start a junior high school. In September 1973, this decision was implemented. Mr. S. VanderPloeg became the principal of the Junior High. In 1974, grade 9 was added and in 1975 grade 10 was added to complete the junior high grades. In 1977 the board was asked to investigate the possibility of adding grades 11 and 12. The consideration to add grades 11 and 12 prompted a decision to establish a high school in a separate building as a joint venture with the Abbotsford society (which operated the John Calvin School in Yarrow). Grades 8, 9 and 10 students, along with a newly formed grade 11 class, moved into rented facilities (from the Vancouver Bible College in Surrey) and started a new academic year in September 1978 under the name William of Orange Secondary School. In 1979 grade 12 was added and in June of 1980 the first graduating class of the combined schools was presented. In September 1980 the staff and students moved into new facilities on 52nd Avenue in Langley. The name was changed to Langley Christian High School, and then later on it was again renamed to Credo Christian High School. The following year the completed building was dedicated and so the work of teaching and learning took on a new sense of permanence. Enrolment at Credo Christian High school continued to climb. Staff were added and soon it was recognized that more programs were required to meet the needs of all the students. In May 1985 the membership approved a building expansion to include an Industrial Education shop, additional classroom, office and storage for an I.E. program. Through the generous support of Ladies auxiliaries, an extensive Industrial Education and Home Economics program was started in September 1985. At a membership meeting in October 1989 unanimous approval was given to proceed with a building program to add eight classrooms (to include new science labs, music room, and art room) as well as additional Physical Education change rooms.