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Thank you to everyone who responded. Once again, we were inundated with entries. While not scientific by any means, this poll demonstrates the very strong link that local businesses have with their customers. And when readers take time to cast their votes and send in their ballots, we know that they want their voices to be heard. We are grateful to be part of this process and we strongly believe in our community and the businesses that contribute to making this one of the best places to live in the Lower Mainland.

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The BIA first focused on this in 2005, when the organization noticed an overabundance of small-scale pharmacies that dispense methadone in the area, particularly north of 104th Avenue.

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A major concern is clients loitering and disturbing neighbouring businesses, which attracts drug dealers who tend to “prey” on the recipients, Burnside said.

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J

ordan Tinney always knew he wanted to work with numbers and technology. The sense of accomplishment in solving problems and making things work were the driving force in making Tinney who he is today.

Now, as head of the largest and most unique school district in the province, Surrey’s new superintendent is looking at a numbers game that involves juggling the needs of over 70,000 students.

But just because there’s a new face in charge doesn’t mean things are going to shift in a drastically new direction. According to Tinney, he and former superintendent Mike McKay share a very similar vision for the district and there aren’t plans to fix what isn’t broken at this time.

“I would say that we’ve had many conversations about where we thought the district might go and what that might look like,” said Tinney.

“We had very much a shared vision, we’re in a good place and we have things that we need to tune up and refine but overall the same direction and vision, same priorities.”

That’s not to say that Tinney isn’t looking to improve. When asked about key priorities for the next few years, Tinney identified several aspects that he’d like the district to focus on.

“One of the key pieces we want to look at is the success of aboriginal learners,” he said.

“Right now their graduation rate is about 48 per cent, which I just can’t accept as a

Jordan Tinney is the Surrey school district’s new superintendent. (Photo: KEVIN HILL) superintendent. I think we have good people doing good work, but we’re just not getting the results we want.”

Comparatively, the district’s overall success rate is about 86 per cent, but with 3,000 aboriginal students in the district, Tinney says something has to change.

Another priority on Tinney’s radar – and one that should come as no surprise to anyone – is capital and infrastructure.

“We have more students in portables than 35 districts have students, so that’s just the scale of who we are,” he said.

“It’s an overwhelming number of portables and that almost gets lost because we’re so huge, but we absolutely need a new secondary school in East Clayton, we need a new secondary school in Grandview (Heights) and we need additions to other elementary schools because we’re looking at about 6,000 students in portables.”

And therein lies perhaps Tinney’s biggest challenge as superintendent – keeping up with Surrey’s drastic growth.

“It seems every time I drive out to Clayton there’s a new set of houses,” he laughed. “So our challenge is that we’ve grown so quickly, how do we set up our infrastructure to

support our growth, because we’re going to hit 80,000 students in 10 years.”

One such solution is looking at concepts that might include partnerships with other community stakeholders, such as the City of Surrey.

“We’re currently working with the city on what we might do in Grandview, where the city is building the aquatic centre.”

According to Tinney, the school district actually owns all of the property behind the forthcoming South Surrey Aquatic Centre, and with the hopes that a new school in Grandview will be greenlit sooner rather than later, the possibility of facility-sharing to save space is being explored.

“So what we’re looking at is what we could do to share our facility with the city and vice versa,” he explained.

“So they own the pool and that property, and we own that land right behind them. So that whole block of land could be used as a combined city/school district community hub. So we’re trying to see how that might come to fruition and see what can be done.

“What we don’t want is a secondary school with two full-size gymnasiums right beside a rec centre that builds two full-size

gymnasiums. There’s got to be a better way.”

Of course, it all comes down to funding, the issue being that the current model used by the Ministry of Education requires school districts to first have an overcapacity of students before capital is made available to build more infrastructure. It’s a model that some have criticized as being too passive, but Tinney understands where the caution comes from.

“The ministry will only give you capital if you can prove you have the numbers and the reason for that unfortunately is in the past, there have been situations where schools have been built and the kids didn’t arrive,” he said.

“In essence, it’s fair as I’ve seen cases where schools have been built and they didn’t need to happen, but I know for us it’s so clear that we need new buildings. With 6,000 kids in portables it’s clear we need more schools.”

Looking to the future, Tinney said the district, despite all the growing pains, is still in a very good place.

“To contrast, a district like Vancouver is struggling with decline, so for them, the conversation might be about ‘what do we cut?’ because when you have fewer children, you have less funding,” he said.

“In Surrey, we have more children, so for example, when we roll out iPads and computing hardware, there needs to be a plan with it, it’s a package, so our role in the province is we can be a model and be a model for many things.”

Another such model is the district’s recent move to expand a pilot program to get rid of letter grades in elementary schools and some of the earlier grades in select secondary schools, the goal being to foster more useful feedback. Considering Surrey’s size, Tinney said such initiatives are easier for Surrey to try before other district’s look at adopting them.

“We have developed a whole set of tools, forms and documents and we can just give them to everyone,” he explained.

“You want these? Take them and massage them to your district’s use, and in that way, I feel we can be and are a real leader in the district and even the province.”

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Starting Feb. 1, home deliveries of methadone can only be provided if a doctor deems the patient to be restricted mobility, which Burnside is glad to hear. The College of Pharmacists has also told the BIA it will tie business licensing into its accreditation.

The city and RCMP have been involved in conversations as well. In 2008, the City of Surrey enacted a bylaw that requires a minimum of 400-metre separation between drug stores, small-scale pharmacies and methadone dispensaries.

Elizabeth Model, CEO of the BIA, said she’s optimistic the College of Pharmacists will continue to work with problem pharmacies in the area to help them run their businesses up to standard. “(The College of Pharmacists) are extremely good about listening to us, listening to the problem and then identifying them and following up,” she said.

Coun. Barinder Rasode said the issues are significant and praised the BIA for the work it has done.

“We still have to work on the problem related to unregulated recovery homes,” Rasode said. “There’s different levels to the problem, but I think the BIA has targeted this part of the problem well.”

Richie Hussett, owner of the Di Reggae Café at 108th Avenue and King George Boulevard, said it doesn’t make sense to have so many pharmacies clustered in one area.

“What’s the point of having clinics in the middle of a drug capital?” he questioned.

“Drugs are right at their fingertips here.”

He would like to see methadonedispensing pharmacies on the outskirts of a community, not in the centre of it.

“We do have to help people, but there’s a proper way to do it, proper facilities and proper locations.”

Hussett said he understands some pharmacy operators want to help, but others likely see an opportunity to make quick cash from the government.

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FLEETWOOD — Residents in North Surrey aren’t too keen on driving eight kilometres to pick up their mail after their community box was damaged.

Jie Hu said Canada Post stopped delivering to her community mailbox on Jan. 20 because it had been compromised.

Now she and her neighbours have to go to the letter depot in Cloverdale to pick up their mail.

“It’s very inconvenient for seniors or lowincome people who don’t have cars,” said Hu, noting that busing to the depot can take more than an hour, and the depot is still a 10-minute walk from the nearest bus stop.

While Hu has a vehicle, she notes that the depot’s hours are inconvenient for nine-tofivers, and the depot doesn’t allow relatives to pick up mail for others without a note.

“For my husband to pick up my mail, I have to give him an authorization letter because we have different last names,” she said.

Canada Post spokesman Eugene Knapik said the depot has actually extended its hours during the mailbox replacement, opening at 6 a.m. and closing at 6 p.m. on weekdays.

“We know that, for some people, it’s out of their way, so we try to give them some more hours to get their mail,” he said.

While Knapik couldn’t confirm how the box was damaged, he acknowledged that community mailbox theft has been an issue in the Lower Mainland and said Canada Post is considering replacing some boxes with reinforced equipment in Fleetwood.

Knapik said replacing a community box can take time and even repairing a box requires it to be removed.

“Anytime a box is compromised in any way, we decommission it to ensure the safety of the mail,” he said. “That can take some time – it can take up to a couple of weeks.”

But Hu said there must be a faster way to repair or replace community boxes.

“It doesn’t make sense for it to take two or three weeks to get it fixed,” she said. jzinn@thenownewspaper.com

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SURREY — The provincial NDP is pushing the B.C. Liberals to finally put a community court in Surrey.

Announced at a news conference on Sunday, the NDP has pushed for a community court as part of its Surrey Accord, which also calls on the provincial government to increase policing, oversee recovery homes and develop a plan to support people with mental health issues.

“Everyone understands and agrees that the community court, starting out in cities like New York, works,” said Surrey-Newton MLA Harry Bains.

Community courts handle cases of repeat offenders with relation to drug use and mental illness. Offenders are directed to a variety of social services, including drug treatment, counselling and health care.

Vancouver has had a community court in the Downtown Eastside since 2008. Bains says in the first five months of the Vancouver court opening, 450 people were treated.

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“If we’ve got an individual coming forward, we want to make sure that they have the support systems around them to be able to move on and become a productive member of society as opposed to become part of the revolving door of the justice system,” she said. “The system is innovative, cost-effective and more efficient than the provincial court system.”

More recently, Watts has stated that the city is already working with province toward creating the court, and once council and staff move into Surrey’s new city hall, the old hall could be used to house a community court. Watts is set to further discuss the need for the court with Attorney General Suzanne Anton on Feb. 5.

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SURREY — The province’s limiting of teachers’ bargaining rights has been deemed unconstitutional by the B.C. Supreme Court Monday.

The ruling restores collective agreement provisions stripped by the province in 2002 relating to classroom size, composition and special needs support staff. In addition, the province was also ordered to pay $2 million in damages to the British Columbia Teachers Federation (BCTF).

While the language has been retroactively restored to the collective agreement dating back to 2002, the provisions mentioned are still on the table during current bargaining.

“I’m very happy today,” said BCTF President Jim Iker.

“This is the end of a long and costly legal battle for the teachers of B.C.” The legislation in question had already been declared

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Jennifer Wadge, president of the Surrey Teachers Association, said she was pleased with the ruling, as it gives teachers something to work with when it comes to having a say in managing their students’ learning environments.

“This is a big victory for students and parents because what this means is the number of specialist teachers would grow drastically,” said Wadge. “So it’s not just class size language but the language about how many counsellors

there are per students, learning support teachers, that’s really the big win for everybody.”

Surrey-based Education Minister Peter Fassbender said he was disappointed in the decision.

“We’re really concerned about student outcomes and that’s where our focus has been and that’s where it’s going to continue to be and how we ensure we have the maximum amount of dollars dedicated into the classroom,” he said.

As for an appeal, Fassbender said the government would need to thoroughly review the ruling and its implications before it decides one way or another.

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Joan Ross, Julie Paskall’s sisterin-law, collected items from Julie’s memorial site in Newton and, with her cousin, created these collages on purple storyboards.

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SURREY — The Paskall family is thanking the community for its love and support through their difficult time.

Julie Paskall, 53, was beaten in what police believe was an attempted robbery outside the Newton Arena on Dec. 29.

She died in hospital just days later.

Soon after, a memorial began to form. Hockey sticks and jerseys, pucks, stuffed animals, flowers and countless letters of remembrance filled the space outside the Newton Arena in memorial of Paskall.

Joan Ross, Paskall’s sister-in-law, collected items from the memorial site and, with her cousin, created collages on purple storyboards. The boards are filled with photos of the dozens of bouquets left at the site, and many wrinkled letters of remembrance that Ross rescued before the rain could deteriorate them. The boards were part of Paskall’s private funeral, held on Friday, Jan. 24.

Ross said the many compassionate letters and gifts at the memorial touched her, and the rest of the Paskall family.

“The family all wanted to thank the public for their love and support. They do appreciate it,” Ross said.

And they wanted to share a photo of the memorial boards that were made out of the items.

“It made a difference to me,” she said. “Years from now, her children will look at this and I think it’ll feel good.”

A letter from 11-year-old hockey player Emily particularly touched Ross.

Written by her father, but in her own words, Emily wrote, “I feel really bad for your loss. I wanted to put these flowers here in remembrance of her. I want to show that I care.”

It’s been a month since the brutal attack, and Ross said the family is confident police will find the killer.

“They have to build a case, not just solve the crime,” she said, but called on anyone who has information to come forward.

“Sometimes you don’t even know what you know,” she said. “It’s kind of like a puzzle, you don’t always know how pieces fit in, but they do.”

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Parents should be aware that students may be required to attend a school outside of their usual attendance area if class enrolments exceed 22.

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application forms for french immersion are completed separately and are available at all elementary schools. Completed application forms for entry into Early french immersion should be delivered only to the french immersion school in your attendance area on or before 4:00 pm, friday, february 7, 2014. successful applicants will be notified by the school the week following the application deadline, and will be advised of the registration procedures. for more information on french immersion Parent information meeting nights, please visit our website at http://web.deltasd.bc.ca/programs/frimm, or contact Christine Carriou at ccarriou@deltasd.bc.ca or 604-952-5066.

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A female officer who was sitting in a police car at the time was also injured.

Both were taken to hospital with what were first believed to be serious, but nonlife threatening injuries. It turned out the injuries weren’t as bad as initially thought, and both have been released from hospital.

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his leg and the female officer was treated for soft tissue injuries, a haematoma to left shoulder and torn rotator cuff.

Surrey RCMP thanks the community for their kind words of support.

“The outpouring of support for the officers from this community has been inspiring,” said Sgt. Dale Carr.

Contact Surrey RCMP at 604-599-0502 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS.

REGISTRATION PROCESS FOR THE 2014/2015 SCHOOL YEAR Delta school District is pleased to accept applications from families and students residing within and outside of the Delta school District. We offer a wide range of learning programs for all students.

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Delta students who wish to submit a non-Catchment application at a new school, must submit a new non-Catchment application and will receive priority in this category if their application is received starting february 3rd and before: March 7, 2014.

Current non-District students who wish to continue at the same school for the next school year, are not required to submit a new non-District application.

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City of surrey WAT E R M A I N F L U S H I N G As part of the city’s maintenance program, the flushing of the watermains in the areas located between 56th Avenue & 80th Avenue & 120 Street to 152 Street will occur from Jan. 31, 2014 to May 31, 2014.

Flushing of watermains is required to remove sediments and to maintain water quality. This may result in your water supply appearing cloudy due to the sediments. Since some staining of laundry may result and some industrial processes may be affected, we recommend the following.

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If in doubt, call the Water Department at 604-591-4152 from 8 am - 4 pm or 604-543-6700 after hours. Thank you for your cooperation.

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Final German class axed due to ‘changing market’ Christopher Poon

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SURREY — The Surrey school district is cancelling its last German class due to low enrolment at the Surrey Connect online program.

Earlier this month, students enrolled in the district’s German 10/11 program were notified that they would have to finish their coursework early if they hoped to graduate from the course, which was the only remaining German course offered by the district. In past years, the program had been offered in secondary schools, but as interest waned, it became an online-only course at Surrey Connect.

Now, with Surrey Connect’s numbers also declining, German is being cut as part of a shifting of resources within the program.

“We’re getting the last few students through the program by the end of the month, there might be a few that won’t be able to finish by the end of the month but we’re taking steps to ensure they can complete,” said district spokesman Doug

Strachan. “This is a reflection of overall declining enrolment in Surrey Connect and us needing to make sure we have the right staffing for what we need.”

Strachan said the loss of German is indicative of a change in educational interests among Surrey residents.

“It’s a reflection of the changing market for online education as well as the German course,” he said. “German is also the least popular of the languages offered.”

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While most online courses had around 150 or so students signed up through Surrey Connect, Strachan said for this past semester, about 42 had signed up for German with only 28 actively seeing the course through to the end.

“It’s an elective and while there’s actually 42 registered, 14 have been inactive,” he said.

“You can sign up for the course and work at your own pace, but if we get students that don’t do anything for three months, they’re considered inactive.”

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n the last few months, my 16-year-old son and I have been at odds regarding a field trip that his high school band teacher is organizing.

I would love to have feedback from readers regarding this issue – those with kids in high school only, please (reason being, as a parent with kids in high school, you will understand what I’m talking about).

In general, field trips are great for students. The idea for school field trips is to introduce the students to a new environment where they will have an opportunity to learn “outside of the box” in a fun atmosphere.

Kids, especially teenagers, love field trips. The best part of school trips for the teens is that they get away from their parents for a few days.

They get to hang out with their friends at a hotel/ lodge/camp and get into mischief, generating stories that they will reminisce about at their 10-year reunion.

I’m OK with this. I totally agree field trips are an essential part of the education experience, I just don’t agree on how the cost is not discussed with the parents prior to choosing the destination.

My teen’s teachers decided to go somewhere exotic, a place I would love to visit one day when I can afford it. The cost quoted for this destination is $3,000 for a 10-day trip.

My jaw dropped when I read the letter from the school outlining what teachers were planning. My teen is, of course, excited.

Who wouldn’t be? I would be ecstatic if my parents paid for me to go to an amazing locale.

I am not excited. The destination is not essential for my teen to learn about life – in fact, if anything, it’s too exotic a destination to learn anything of value other than having a great holiday! Yes, it has history, but my teen is not going to go to the museums unless he is dragged there, and then

it’s still going to be wasted on him as he’s not into that.

So, the discussion in the Sandhu family home is this: Should the teachers have talked to the parents first about this potential destination and the cost associated with it, prior to getting the students’ input?

This is how my teen’s teachers handled this: Suggesting a destination to the students, getting them excited about it and then presenting the outrageous ticket price to the parents, through the students.

My son feels the letter notifying the parents was sufficient notice. I don’t.

Saying no to my son is difficult now – he is excited.

His friends are going, it’s an experience of a lifetime, it’s going to be so much fun, and on and on went the list of reasons why he should go, and why I can’t say no,

because the whole trip will be cancelled.

I feel the teachers should have sought the parents’ input via email since it’s the parents who are going to be paying a majority of the cost, if not all. Not all families can afford an extravagant field trip like this one.

I feel sorry for the student who can’t afford to go. He or she will always remember that. A heartache that could be avoided if parents’ input was first obtained.

As for my son, he’s been informed that he will be paying two thirds of the cost if he wants to go.

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Niamh Kavanagh Interesting -- I don't remember a "field trip" like this in high school. I remember exchange trips and spring break trips -- none of which I ever went on because languages weren't my thing and my family sure didn't have the money to send me on Spring break trips. Field trips were a day to science world or physics at playland.

I think the article is using "field trip" in a very loose way to rile up parents.

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Laila Yuile @lailayuile Jan 24 I agree-Terrible way to handle this and puts parents on spot #bced #surreybc #bcpoli thenownewspaper.com/opinion-teache…

Tobey Steeves @symphily Jan 24 I suspect this misrepresents the situation, @lailayuile. Teachers don't float ideas like this to students first. Admin has to sign on, too.

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Bouquets of roses to the tall young man at the Superstore parking lot in Newton on Jan. 23 for chasing away the guy who was bothering customers for money. You chased him right out of the parking lot. Thank you, young man.

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The Editor, I write as a concerned parent of two children in the Surrey school district. Last year, both my children enrolled in German 10 via Surrey Connect. This is the only way to study the German language in the district as no school offers actual classes. Our daughter quickly completed the course and our son was working toward completion by August 2014. Both planned to take German 11 in 2014.

At the end of last year, it was announced that, due to low enrolment in Surrey Connect as a whole, five teachers would be reassigned within the district. These are the five teachers with the least seniority, not those with the low enrolment courses. Unfortunately, this means that the only teacher of German in our school district will be reassigned and will no longer be teaching German.

One day, I spent hours at Surrey Connect watching this teacher valiantly working to allow as many students as possible to complete their exams before the Friday deadline.

Students have been greatly disadvantaged as they have had their study time truncated and I am aware that not all students are actually going to be able to complete their courses. Even those who do complete will have no further opportunity to study German unless they attend a private school or hire a tutor.

I wish to express our extreme gratitude to Frau Kostamo for all her efforts to support our son completing German 10 and our sorrow that this important area of study is no longer available in Surrey’s school district.

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The Editor, How long are the province and TransLink going to permit the City of New Westminster to frustrate the flow of traffic and transit through Metro Vancouver?

Recent delays in inter-municipal Pattullo Bridge replacement meetings and continued squabbling about the bridge size, position, configuration, and structure – as well as an insistence that the bridge be tolled – have been engineered by New Westminster to keep traffic off its streets.

These delays are costly for taxpayers and impede the longterm efficient flow of traffic throughout Metro Vancouver.

New Westminster feels that it has more than their share of Metro Vancouver traffic. What community doesn’t have traffic through it from commuters from adjacent municipalities? Look at Burnaby with Marine Way, Kingsway, Canada Way, Highway 1, Lougheed Highway and Barnett/Hastings coursing through it. Look at Vancouver with all of the arterial and collector streets crisscrossing the city. Every municipal jurisdiction has more traffic than they wish but most look at the greater picture and know that we must have an efficient flow of people and materials through Metro Vancouver in order to ensure the city’s viability.

I urge our government representatives to cut through the delays and have the larger picture in mind. If New Westminster fails to co-operate in this important project, then the province and TransLink should ignore New Westminster’s isolationist determination to have the Pattullo Bridge moved and tolled so that they reduce commuter traffic through their community.

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Large bunch of fresh roses to the new grocery store “Fresh St. Farms” that has opened up in Fleetwood. Such a great place to shop – fresh meats, fish, deli and bakery along with great coffee (and the beans are roasted on site). Keep up the great customer service that is given every day by all of your staff.

Bouquets of roses to the staff of Peace Portal Lodge in South Surrey. Our thanks to the many people there who donated time and effort to make our mother’s 100th birthday one of her best.

We could not have had such a wonderful and memorable event without you. Many thanks from our family.

A bundle of roses to the young couple (his name sounded like Keesh) who, at about 2:30 a.m. on New Year’s Eve went out of their way to drive two strangers to their homes from Peace Arch Hospital when they couldn’t get a taxi. They refused to accept payment but I would like them to know how very grateful I was for their act of kindness. Much happiness to you this year.

A dozen fresh roses to the police officers at the Newton bus loop who were recently handing out $75 tickets to all the smokers who make it hard to breathe in a public space.

A bucket of rotten tomatoes to the conscienceless smokers who walk through the Newton bus loop blowing smoke over everyone waiting for the bus in a no-smoking zone.

Half a rotten tomato and half a rose to the reader who was griping about illegal suites. Because of these suites, I know a person who is no longer homeless and an addict! They have a safe home, getting into school for a career, don’t commit illegal acts nor bring undesirables home. They’re becoming a fully functioning legal member of society – one less person the police have to worry about. But on the flip side, I agree because there are the ignorant jerk slumlords who go make 10 to 15 suites in a house. Its a tough topic.

Rotten tomatoes to the jerk driving the black Volkswagen who made a U-turn on Best to threaten me after I called out your bad driving. I have you on this nifty little video camera rolling through the stop sign, cutting off the driver on Best who had the clear right-of-way, all while holding your phone to your ear!

And I’d bet next month’s paycheque (which is probably more than what you made last year) you’d been drinking, too. Be a real man and obey the laws. RCMP and ICBC will love the video – something tells me it’s not your first infraction.

A big bus load of rotten tomatoes to TransLink for cancelling Sunday family travel. As a family with four children on a budget, this really impacts our time out with our children.

For me it’s worth the $91 a month to go out with them every weekend – but now, I might just walk.

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Showtime soon for Surrey’s ‘Centre Stage’ Vancouver Opera event among first bookings at city hall’s new 200-seat theatre, due open in April Tom Zillich

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Artist sketch shows the City of Surrey’s Centre Stage theatre, which doubles as council chambers at the new city hall on 104th Avenue.

“Our plan is to repeat this concert, with some variation, as one of the first acts to inhabit the new theatre space in the council chambers there,” Tuck said.

The opera company is looking to tap into Surrey’s dynamic arts community, Tuck said.

“Surrey is top of mind with everyone, not only as the fastest growing municipality but also a burgeoning arts community, a cultural community,” he said. “Part of our plan is to revolutionize or increase our accessibility and our connection with the community, to build our audiences. If (Surrey) is the biggest municipality around, then that’s a place we should be.”

The official “public” opening of Centre Stage is scheduled to coincide with the city’s Party for the Planet celebrations on Saturday, April 26, the Now has learned. A media tour of the theatre is planned for Feb. 11.

A PowerPoint presentation prepared by Neil Scott, Surrey’s cultural production co-ordinator, reveals Centre Stage details, including theatre-standard lighting and sound system, theatrical drapes and masking, installation of a lighting

The idea is to really open up this space to the community, unlike the current council chambers. catwalk, elevated stage, projection screen and an “innovative” system for removing management and staff desks from the stage area, by dropping them down below the stage itself.

Venue features include a box office operated by the Surrey Arts Centre, concession/bar operated by Take Five Café, a six-storey-high lobby (the atrium of city hall), two dressing rooms close to the stage, a portable wardrobe rack and four portable makeup mirrors. An adjacent “City Room,” more than 1,300 square feet in size, has infrastructure for audio and sound in place.

As of this week, the plan is to have city council hold its first meeting in the new chambers on March 31, said Coun. Judy Villeneuve.

“The idea is to really open up this space to the community, unlike the current council chambers, and to use it for a real variety of things,” said Villeneuve, chair of the city’s culture development and public art advisory committees.

“It’s well thought out as a theatre space, with all the amenities needed for that, and it won’t be like someone trying to stage a show or production in a regular council chamber.”

The venue’s size, location and amenities seem to be attractive to users, Villeneuve added.

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As a performance venue, Centre Stage is already attracting attention from local arts groups, thanks in part to an outreach effort by staff with Surrey’s Parks, Recreation & Culture department.

“There’s a lot of interest in this venue,” said Kent Gallie, the city’s performing arts manager.

“The number of (performing arts) venues in Surrey is limited, so the opportunity for a new venue of this size, at that location, is welcome news to a lot of people in the arts and culture community.”

One of the first organizations to show interest in Centre Stage is Vancouver Opera, which has tentatively booked the theatre for a concert on Saturday, April 12.

“It looks like the new space in the council chambers will be architecturally stunning,” Doug Tuck, marketing director of the opera company, told the Now. “I’ve seen the ground plans.… The (space) will be quite adaptable to all users, with a 50-foot-wide stage and curtains, lights and sound. I think it will be very useful for lots of different purposes.”

But before its show at Centre Stage, the company is staging a similar “Opera’s Greatest Hits – and More” concert at Surrey Arts Centre – also operated by the City of Surrey – on Saturday, Feb. 8, featuring four singers and a pianist who are part of Vancouver Opera’s Yulunda M. Faris Young Artists program. Tickets for the show are $20 for adults, and $10 for seniors, students and kids aged 18 and under, via tickets. surrey.ca and 604-501-5566.

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Ventos: “Muy Caliente” concert by Vancouver-based woodwind quintet to feature Latin-inspired chamber music, 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 2 at Peace Portal Alliance chapel, South Surrey. Tickets $15/$10 via www. brownpapertickets.com. Show info: www.ventos.org.

Randy “Elvis” Friskie and his Las Vegas Show Band on “That’s the Way it Is” tour of B.C., with concert date in Surrey Friday, Feb. 1 at Chandos Pattison Auditorium, 7:30 p.m. start. Tickets $39.50, 1-855411-7500.

Encore Peninsula Concerts: Monthly classical music series of concerts on Sunday afternoons (3 p.m. start) at First United Church, in White Rock, from Peninsula Productions and Music Encore Concert Society. Concert dates in series are Feb. 2, March 9, April 6 and May 4. Tickets and information: www.peninsulaproductions.org, 604-541-2199.

“Opera’s Greatest Hits – and More”: Vancouver Opera concert stars “four of the region’s most talented and charismatic young performers,” 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 8 at Surrey Arts Centre’s main stage. Featured will be selections from “Carmen,” “The Barber of Seville,” “The Pearl Fishers” and more. Tickets $10/$20 via 604-5015566, tickets.surrey.ca.

Jazz Vespers at Northwood United Church: Hour-long concert events on select Sunday afternoons at church, 8855 156th St., Surrey, starting at 4 p.m. Feb. 9: Diane Lines.

Sabrina Weeks & Swing Cat Bounce: Blues band performs at Valentine’s Day dance party (Feb. 14) at Pacific Inn resort’s Rhumba Room bar, South Surrey, in event presented

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OPEN MIC Delta Arts Council open mic night held on last Friday of every month at Firehall Centre for the Arts (11489 84th Ave., North Delta). “Open Mic gives local talent the opportunity to share and showcase.” Doors open at 7 p.m., show at 7:30 p.m. Admission is $4/person at the door. Info: www. deltaartscouncil.ca.

FESTIVALS/FAIRS Delta Trades and Technical Career Fair: Annual event to be held Thursday, April 24 at Sungod Recreation Centre (arena) in North Delta from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., featuring dozens of exhibitors. Last year’s event attracted 2,500 attendees, including students, parents and the general public. Info: 604-946-4141, www.delta.ca.

THEATRE/STAGE “Becky’s New Car”: Surrey Little Theatre stages Steven Dietz comedy from Jan. 30 to Feb. 22 (on select nights and days) at 7027 184th St., Surrey. Tickets are $15 via 604-5768451 and surreylittletheatre.com.

“Hired Help”: Former Delta Arts Council president Gina Stockdale in her self-written one-woman show, 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 2 at Firehall Centre for the Arts, North Delta. “Vicky does the ironing while entertaining you with stories about her client with the forbidden room, her aging mum living in the care home and the ups and downs of her acting career.” Tickets $10 at the door, info via www.deltaartscouncil. ca/hired-help.html.

“Gender Failure”: Writer/ storyteller Ivan Coyote and musician/ author Rae Spoon bring together words, sounds and original music in “an exploration and exposé of their failed attempts at fitting into the gender binary, and, ultimately, how the gender binary fails us all.” Staged Feb. 7-8 at Surrey Arts Centre’s studio theatre, 604-5015566, tickets.surrey.ca.

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Hit musical comedy next for White Rock Players ArtsScene Melanie Minty Columnist

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hite Rock Players Club is celebrating its 69th season, owns and operates the building that houses the Coast Capital Theatre and usually produces five shows every season. We are promised pantomimes, comedy, drama and thrillers. It is a huge undertaking, considering that this whole operation is run primarily by volunteer power. I think many of these volunteers were probably theatre majors in college.

I am guessing this because of a recent posting I saw on Facebook. Yes, I read my Facebook messages occasionally. I read this one because it started with “22 signs you were a theatre major.” Fun stuff, things like, “You are not talking to yourself, but are doing a monologue. You don’t simply come into a room or leave, you ‘enter’ and ‘exit.’ You understand the difference between upstage and downstage, and you don’t start new chapters in your life, you begin new acts.” There are more of these signs, but you get the drift. The people running our community theatre clubs (including Surrey Little Theatre and Langley Players) are true “theatre majors,” even if they didn’t actually study theatre in college.

So I will just say “break a leg,” rather than “good luck,” to White Rock Players with its musical comedy A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum.

This Sondheim classic, a Broadway smash hit, has a stellar cast starting with Steve Dotto. Dotto is a song-and-dance man from way back, and certainly is familiar with how to “enter.”

The tech-savvy folks may recognize him as the guy on TV and radio (Dotto’s Data Café, Dotto Tech) who tries to help the average person wade through and operate all the amazing apps and

other tech stuff. (Steve, I’m still waiting for my iPad lesson. Call me. We’ll do lunch.)

The large cast also includes Ray Van Iperen as Hysterium, Raymond Hatton as Sennex, Helen Volkow as Domina, Bryce Mills as Miles Gloriosus, Dann Wilhelm as Hero, Rebekah MacEwan as Philia and Pat McDermott as Lycus, and more. If, by

chance, you know these people by sight and see them in, say, a grocery store lineup and they are making funny sounds and faces, don’t be alarmed. They are just doing vocal warm-ups. It’s a sign – a sign of being an actor, that is, not a sign of being crazy.

Directed by Ryan Mooney, with music direction by Marione Astrera, A Funny Thing

Happened on the Way to the Forum runs from Feb. 12 to March 1. Tickets are $18 for adults and $16 for students, seniors and CCS members, via 604-536-7535 and www. whiterockplayers.ca.

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Meanwhile, the City of White Rock, in partnership with Semiahmoo Arts, is currently accepting

submissions to its group exhibition, Good Vibrations: Music and Dance in Visual Art. All artists are invited to submit a maximum of three works of art that deal with the subject of music and/or dance. This group exhibition focuses on how artists interpret “the awe-inspiring world of music and dance with their pallet.” The exhibition runs from March 8 to

April 17, and the opening reception will be held on Saturday, March 8 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. at White Rock Community Centre. Get the submission form online (semiahmooarts.com) or contact Laura Offley at the Semiahmoo Arts office, 604536-8333 or lauraoffley@ semiahmooarts.com.

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Krushel, a North Deltan, won two VIP packages to Cavalia’s Odysseo show (pictured), running inside the White Big Top at Vancouver’s Olympic Village until Feb. 2.

Thanks to everyone who entered, and stay tuned to “The Now Newspaper” Facebook page and to @TheNowNewspaper Twitter account for future contests.

See thenownewspaper.com for Amy Reid’s review of the show (under the Living section), or visit cavalia.net for more information.

Events guide

White Rock Social Justice Film Society shows documentary movies with themes of social justice at First United Church, 15385 Semiahmoo Ave., White Rock, by donation. Info: whiterocksocialjusticefilmfestival.ca.

Jan. 31: “Bidder 70.”

Valley Quilters guild on view to Feb. 9. Gallery located at Bear Creek Park, 88th Ave./King George Blvd. Info: 604-501-5566, arts.surrey.ca.

Watershed Artworks gallery shop: Works by local artists featured at North Delta facility operated by non-profit Watershed Artworks Society, at 11425 84th Ave. Info: 604596-1029, watershedartworks.ca.

Newton Cultural Centre showcases works by local artists at 13530 72nd Ave. Info: 604-594-2700, www.artscouncilofsurrey.ca.

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FOOD/BEVERAGES “Spice Road to Delta”: Delta Welcoming Communities Program, in partnership with the Delta Libraries invites you to event on Tuesday, Feb. 11, 6-8 p.m. at George Mackie Library, 8440 112th St., Delta.

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FUNDRAISERS Beach House Theatre “Evening of Music” in support of theatre company’s summer productions at Crescent Beach, 7:30 p.m.

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City of Surrey staff and members of Surrey council watch a performance of a lion dance, put on by Shaolin Hung Gar Kung Fu Association, in 2012, in honour of Chinese New Year celebrations. (File photo: AMY REID)

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SURREY — On the Chinese calendar, the “Year of the Horse” will gallop in this week.

A number of events will celebrate the Chinese New Year, or Lunar New Year, which is officially marked on Friday, Jan. 31.

In Surrey, Central City Shopping Centre and Neptune Seafood Restaurant are celebrating the occasion with cultural fun and festivities on Saturday, Feb. 1, starting at noon. Attractions include a traditional lion dance and performances by past Central City Model Search winners, Miss World Canada delegates, Fresh Groove dance group and a Chinese instrument music trio.

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In Vancouver’s historic Chinatown district, the annual parade will feature dance performances, floats, firecrackers and more, starting at 11 a.m. Sunday, Feb. 2. The “Vancouver Chinatown Spring Festival” event is staged by Chinese Benevolent Association of Vancouver (CBA), founded in 1895 by “six pioneers who saw a need to establish an organization that would provide mutual support and leadership within the Chinese Canadian community,” according to a post on the association’s website. For more details, including a map of the parade route, visit cbavancouver.ca.

While in Vancouver, check out the Flight of the Dragon film experience at the FlyOver Canada facility at Canada Place. Patrons are seat-belted in for a thrilling “flight” over the Chinese landscape during the limited run of the film, until March 2. Details are at www. flyovercanada.com, or call 604-620-8455.

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‘Beauty and the Beast’ hits stage SEE MORE PHOTOS WITH LAYAR The Now’s Jacob Zinn photographed a dress rehearsal for North Delta Secondary’s colourful production of Beauty and the Beast last Friday.

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643 sq. ft. 1 bedroom condo. 9 foot ceilings, granite counters, stainless appliances. Door from outside to the suite, you don’t have to go through the lobby. $235,000. Dan or Jeff Husty 604 916-1500 or 604 760-2010.

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This well kept 11 year old home is a great room plan with 3 bedrooms on the main floor and 1 bedroom and a rec room down. The garage is 71 feet long and will hold 4 or 5 good sized vehicles. dan or 5 good sized vehicles. Dan or Jeff Husty (604) 916-1500 or (604) 760-2010

Court Ordered Sale – 17th Floor 2 bedroom plus den. Boasts 744 sq. ft. Shows well.

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Great Starter 3 bd 2 bath 2 level on private 4000 sq. ft. lot. quiet location in cul-de-sac next to church and green space. updates include new kitchen with large island and ss appls, bathrooms re done as well. Main bath with beautiful soaker tub. $30000 roof. Loads of windows bring in the natural light.Walk to transit, groceries and shops.

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2 storeY with BaseMeNt Fleetwood park beauty, brand new 4462 SF 2 L + bsmt with 4 bedrms up + master on main + 2 1 bedroom unauthorized suites. Features 10’ ceilings on main, 9’ ceilings above. Top of the line finishings, stainless steel appliances, quartz counter tops with under mounts, heat pump, air cond, crystal chandeliers & modern light fixtures, comes with spice kitchen & living rm with stone fireplace, humongous master closet. Walk to all amenities, sec & elem schools, bus, park, golf & more. Come see & believe!

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GUILDFORD — Every Thursday night at Hjorth Road Elementary, a group of roughly 20 children fills the gym with laughter and footsteps as they learn to play soccer, but organizers say they aim to teach them much more than that.

The inclusive soccer program is put on by the Baobab Inclusive Empowerment Society, based in Whalley, and is a free program for children ages five to 13 who cannot afford to pay for recreation. Certified coaches are brought in to teach the children.

The program was born last year after some parents who were accessing the organization’s other programs expressed a desire to put their children in sports but had no money to do so.

“Most of them are refugees and immigrant parents,” said the society’s director Felix Kongyuy. “Most of them were newcomers as well, and they needed a place where they could meet and make some friendships.”

Kongyuy said too often, children don’t get enough exercise.

“That is one of the most fundamental goals that we have, because we’ve realized that a lot of young kids these days just sit in front of the TV and play games,” he said.

And while children learn about the sport, they are also taught life skills.

“Most of the children, they come from different backgrounds. Working together is something that they learn,” Kongyuy said.

“One of our core focuses is to promote multiculturalism. As a result of being here, they create new friends and they get to know others who are quite different than them.

So we are promoting friendship as well. We want to empower the kids with skills to lead these groups one day, and to teach them about peace, which is very important.”

Siblings Caleb, 2, (left) and Eldaa, 4, (above) play during a free soccer program offered to low-income families through the Baobab Inclusive Empowerment Society in Guildford. (Photos: AMY REID)

Jane Liu’s son, six-year-old Hui, takes part in the program and he loves it, she said.

“He enjoys it so much. Every time he asks me, ‘When is the soccer class?’” she said, adding that he had never participated in sports before because she couldn’t afford it.

“It’s very expensive. For me, my husband is not in Canada, I’m a single mom, so I can’t work a full-time job so my income is low. I cannot pay for my son to go to soccer class,” she said.

Liu said the class has benefited him socially, and he’s made friends.

“It gives kids a chance to play. It’s very great,” she said. “I am very thankful to have this program.”

Currently, the society pays to rent out the gymnasium to run the program, but hopes to find a free space to offer the class.

To get involved, email info@ baobabinclusive.ca or call 778-385-5543.

As a result of being here, they create new friends and they get to know others who are quite different than them. So we are promoting friendship as well.

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To lease or buy a vehicle?

Choosing whether to lease or purchase your new vehicle can be a difficult decision.

Both options have their advantages but finding the right option for your pocket book will depend largely on your individual lifestyle. John Roth, vice president of sales, service and marketing at General Motors of Canada offers some insight and comparisons between leasing and buying: Leasing periods typically last two to three years. This is a good option for those who like to switch to new vehicles frequently.

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the best opportunity of the year for a hands-on experience with some of the world’s most popular brands.

Special features of this year’s event include the Exotics, a selection of truly exhilarating automobiles; Classic Alley, a tribute to our shared automotive history and the summer’s collector car shows; the Green Ride and Drive, offering guests the opportunity to test-drive the latest ecofriendly vehicles from top manufacturers, and the Red Line Stage, presenting special guest speakers and events.

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THE GOOD STUFF

options added on, and was particularly good at stretching fuel budgets.

It was also surprisingly roomy, being only slightly smaller than Toyota Corolla in terms of cabin space. Even rear-seat passengers enjoyed a reasonable amount of stretch-

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torque. Following a fiveyear run, the secondgeneration Yaris was launched for the 2012 model year, but only as a hatchback.

out room, which is an uncommon trait in similar small sedans.

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Resale values for most Toyotas remains strong – especially so for models such as the Yaris with its pump-avoiding abilities. Betterequipped sedans will take only slightly more money to acquire.

HEADS UP!

OVERALL

With most tiny economy cars, corners are cut to keep prices low and to make some profit. In the Yaris’s case, the use of interior plastics and mouse-fur seat coverings were turn-offs. So too were the offset-mounted gauges that proved downright distracting.

The low-performance powerplant was designed to be thrifty, but objected to being pushed hard or burdened with a full load. Ride quality was generally good, but the somewhat vague steering hampered driving fun.

Although trunk space was acceptable, the hatchback version was better at transporting bulky objects. Note that

beginning with the 2011 model year both antilock brakes and stability control (to prevent skids and spins) became standard items.

PRICES

Fleet operators and rental-car companies loved the Yaris for its spaciousness, thriftiness and reliability. That’s a good sign for buyers of pre-owned models seeking the best-possible small car for the least possible cash outlay.

It’s not quite up to snuff compared to the class-leading Honda Fit, Nissan Versa, Ford Fiesta or similar sedans, but Toyota fans wouldn’t drive anything else.

VITALS

Engine: 1.5-litre DOHC I4 (106 hp).

Transmissions: Fivespeed manual; fourspeed automatic.

Layout: Front-engine, front-wheel-drive.

Body: Four-door sedan.

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2009 NISSAN VERSA 1.8SL Auto, Power GrouP, AlloyS, keyleSS!

#28341

10,999

$

2007 HONDA ACCORD CCORD EX-L V-6 leAther, nAViGAtion, Fully loADeD with low kmS!

#29827

11,999

$

2011 KIA FORTE KOUP OUP EX mAnuAl, Bluetooth, Power GrouP, keyleSS, low kmS!

#29820

13,999

$

2009 SUBARU FORESTER 2.5X PREMIUM AWD #29810 Auto, AwD, Fully loADeD!

604-596-3250

16,999

$

Prices do not include tax, license or documentation fee. 0.9% interest only applies to Kia Certified vehicles. Some restrictions apply. See dealer for details. Offers valid only until closing on January 12th.

Price does not include tax, license, insurance or $595 doc fee. 0.9% financing is available on select KiA certified vehicles oac. $15,000 cash back is only available oac. everyone is approved is only available oac. See dealer for complete details.

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ram 3500 crew

$43,324 -$3,209 -$8,500 -$3,620

$27,995

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$15,329

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$19,995

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$15,440

$12,388

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$19,995

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51” tv

19611 langley bypass, langley

$3,000

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extra for your trade

1-866-455-5489

PriCeS do not inClude tax, liCenSe, inSuranCe or doC fee of $395. dealer retainS all reBateS, diSCountS and inCentiveS in order to aChieve advertiSed PriCeS. all PriCeS are oaC. vehiCleS may not Be exaCtly aS illuStrated. ConteSt CloSeS on SePtemBer 30 , 2013 at 8 Pm. for full ConteSt ruleS Call uS. . reCeive uP to $12 ,000 CaSh BaCk iS on aPProved Credit. *dealer loCate and/or faCtory order may Be neCeSSary. 0& finanCing and no PaymentS for 90 dayS availaBle on SeleCted modelS oaC. See dealer for detailS. CuStomer muSt Qualify for the $1,500 ComPetition/trade reBate. Pay for your triP only valid with the PurChaSe of a vehiCle.

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