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Cullen mascots, Seamus Moynihan and Christopher Philpott braved the elements at the Duhallow Junior Football Final in Ballydesmond.

The Cruise In has exceeded its organizers' expectations every year, doubling in size for the last three years. Last year, about 100,000 people showed up, and organizer Tim Hickey said even if it pours rain Saturday, the show will be a success. The Cruise In has managed to grow exponentially despite a small organizing committee of six who work this year with just 140 volunteers. Hickey, a Langley City building inspector, said the support of city council has helped the show. Hickey said plans for Cruise In North America have not been finalized. The show is expected to pay for itself and make a profit for three local charities. The Langley Memorial Hospital, Langley Hospice Society and Alzheimer's research will share any profits generated by the event.

[Tim Hickey] has previously worked as a Senior Executive for Yum Brands of the US and as CEO of Midas Australia. Under Tim's leadership, Midas was transformed from a position of voluntary administration into a profitable franchise operation.

\"I know someone is really distraught. It's too nice a bird,\" said [Tim Hickey], the chief building inspector for the City. \"He was cold and hungry and thirsty. I don't know how long he was out there,\" Hickey told the Langley Advance Thursday, looking over at the bird perched on his shoulder. The pair have been virtually inseparable since Hickey discovered the bird, which he believes to be a conure - a small but colourful member of the parrot family.

\"It's because there's so much disconnect, call it apathy or cynicism,\" said [Tim Hickey], who describes himself as an ordinary citizen. The tour will end in Charlottetown.

For motorists, he advised that Fraser Hwy. from 200th to 201st St. will be closed from 8 a.m. to noon. The rest of Fraser Hwy. east to 207th St. will close as the parade proceeds along. Colour Photo: Roxanne Hooper, Langley Advance / Otter 4-Hers Alicia Eaton, 11, and Lukas Lamont, 13, introduced six-week-old border collie Winnie to Bubba, a three-month-old lamb. They will all be riding together on the Otter Co-op float in Saturday's Langley Day Parade. The meeting took place under the watchful eye of Winnie's mother Mist.

LANGLEY - Businesses are responding favourably to a proposed bylaw that will limit or prevent sale of drug paraphernalia. City council is expected to approve the bylaw. In advance of that, however, Langley RCMP Const.

His look blends in nicely with the freshly painted walls, glossy laminate floors, cameras, equipment and accessories lining the walls. The newly updated and expanded state-of-the-art photography shop doubled in size, from 2,000 to 4,000 square feet, with the customer's comfort zone one of Mr. Hickey's top priorities. To keep pace with the new technology, Mr. Hickey added two more digital photography workstations decked-out with executive chairs for customers to take a hands-on-personal approach to their digital photo processing. The kiosks are situated in the front of the store, flanked by two La-Z-Boy recliners for spouses or friends to relax in while waiting. Mr. Hickey's ownership of the shop comes full-circle. His parents Dermott and Lou Ann Hickey originally owned Annapolis Photo in West Annapolis. They sold it in 1996 to Mr. [Tom Alban] and Mr. [Wayne Gaver]. Mr. Hickey worked for them in their Severna Park location as a counter clerk and his mother stayed on in Annapolis running the processing lab.

Independent Tim Hickey knew he didn't have a hope of being elected Monday night to represent the Prince Edward-Hastings riding. \"The challenge for change, it's important,\" Hickey said at his campaign headquarters in the Harbour Club complex. \"Something different. This is what this is all about.\" Colour Photo: Barry Ellsworth, The Intelligencer / Independent candidate Tim Hickey.

\"The 2002 Langley Good Times Cruise-In was a resounding success and local charities benefited greatly,\" said [Tim Hickey], who thanked everyone for helping to sponsor the event and make it a success.