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Smuggling for gangsters gets prison guard four years Tom Zytaruk Now staff Twitter @tomzytaruk

“By virtue of their geography, New West is a transportation corridor. So we have planned, and have the support of the region, and have had the support of TransLink, to build the six-lane bridge,” Rasode said.

Surrey Coun. Tom Gill, chair of the city’s transportation and infrastructure committee, said New Westminster has asked for the plans to be reviewed numerous times.

SURREY — Former Surrey prison guard Sedrick Dang tried not to cry as he turned to face the people whom he’d betrayed.

“I just want to apologize for my actions,” he told Judge Kenneth Skilnick, family members and the corrections officers in the courtroom.

Dang, 26, was sentenced to four years in prison Monday, in Surrey provincial court, after the former Surrey Pre-Trial Centre guard pleaded guilty to accepting a bribe and breach of trust.

“I will use that time wisely,” Dang told the court. “I do want to be a better person.”

The court heard Dang was paid $30,000 for sneaking contraband into the pretrial centre for United Nations gang members who were incarcerated there, between March 2011 and Nov. 2012. He made 14 deliveries, all told, and among the items he smuggled in were a screwdriver, steroids and a cellphone.

“Greed was a significant motivating factor,” Skilnick said. “This is a serious breach, and a serious offence.”

The court heard Dang had been struggling under $20,000 in credit card debt.

Crown prosecutor Alisia Adams and defence lawyer Raj Basra presented a joint sentencing submission to the judge, asking for the four-year sentence.

Dang was arrested on Nov. 14, 2012, after smuggling a Blackberry into the jail. Undercover police had given him the phone.

see PROVINCE › page 3

see DANG’S BETRAYAL › page 6

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Give your head a shake, Gill tells New Westminster Pattullo Bridge talks at ‘standstill’ as New West fights six-lane bridge option Amy Reid Now staff Twitter @amyreid87

SURREY — Metro Vancouver and Surrey council have endorsed a new sixlane Pattullo Bridge, but it seems New Westminster isn’t on board with the plan.

Surrey Coun. Barinder Rasode said New Westminster and Surrey staff have been working with TransLink through the consultation process.

“That consultation process has come to a halt,” said Rasode. “We’ve come

from 24 options to six options to now two options, and New West is now not engaging for the second phase of the consultation because the option to refurbish the bridge is no longer one of the options TransLink is exploring.”

Estimates put the cost of a new fourlane bridge at $800 million and the cost of a six-lane bridge at more than $1 billion.

Rasode said it is not a Surrey versus New Westminster issue, but rather a regional transportation issue.

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Surrey’s city council is quickly losing its patience with New Westminster for holding up a solution for the aging Pattullo Bridge.

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Bike thieves busy in Delta say police DELTA — Delta Police are warning bike owners about an increase in bicycle thefts since October.

“In many of the cases, the bikes were properly locked up and the owners returned to find the lock cut and the bike missing,” Sgt. Sarah Swallow said.

“Bikes have been stolen from racks outside stores, residences and schools, whether locked or unlocked.”

Police recommended that bike owners record the serial number of their bike, or engrave it in a hidden place, “personalize” their bikes so they’re easily recognizable, and use the strongest lock they can carry, such as a U-Lock.

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Discounted Port Mann tolls extended SURREY — The introductory discount toll rates for Port Mann Bridge users has been extended until the end of 2013.

The announcement was made Friday

by Treo, the company responsible for maintaining the bridge’s tolling system.

Currently, those who registered early pay $1.50 to cross the bridge using their decals. That price will go up to $3, which will be the regular rate starting in 2014.

Originally, the regular rates were set to kick in starting in December 2013. Treo noted that the regular rates would now come into affect in January to coincide with the opening of more Highway 1 lanes west of the bridge.

It should be noted the rate remains unchanged for those already paying the regular rate.

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“The number-one problem is that, if they continue to delay and filibuster to the end, that TransLink may not have a choice but to start putting some significant investment into the bridge,” Gill said. “(TransLink has) a significant provision in their budget for seismic upgrades should we not be able to get to a decision point. The irony is that those seismic upgrades may only last a fraction of the life of a new bridge.”

TransLink set aside $299 Tom Gill million in funding for rehabilitation of the Pattullo Bridge after a report found repairs will be required sooner than expected.

A report from Metro Vancouver in September noted that the bridge is narrow and winding, does not have adequate sidewalks or barriers for pedestrians and cyclists, and is choked by gridlock during rush hour. The 76-year-old bridge may not survive a moderate earthquake or ship collision, as the piers are at risk of being undermined by river scour and many bridge

components have surpassed their useful lives.

“New West, give your head a shake,” Gill said. “You’re responsible for delaying this.

And you know what, if a municipality is doing such a thing, just in principle, I think that New West, if they’re incorrect in their assumption – which I believe they are – should have some financial bearing in terms of these costs. And you know what, it really is frustrating and upsetting that this level of politicking is happening and the number of times it’s gone back to the drawing board.”

Gill said he’d like to know how much money has been spent redoing assessments.

“All that money should’ve gone toward infrastructure and building the bridge,” he said.

Gill thinks the province is responsible, indirectly, given that it downloaded the bridge to TransLink. He expects the province may need to step in to resolve the disagreement.

New Westminster Coun. Chuck Puchmayr said the city doesn’t support

the six-lane option because its roads can’t support the increased traffic.

He said 75 to 85 per cent of the bridge’s truck traffic is merely going through New Westminster to access other cities. And he said the city’s road infrastructure is quite primitive, with no capacity to expand aside from tunnelling.

“It’s already a nightmare,” Puchmayr said.

“We have 400,000 vehicles a day, Monday to Friday, going through our city. Only about 20,000 of those trips are generated from New West, the rest are external and are cutting through.”

Puchmayr said the $3-billion Gateway Program was designed to put traffic on the highways and off city streets, but has done the opposite.

“I don’t think there’s another community that’s as negatively impacted by this infrastructure than us,” he said.

“New Westminster says we’ll support the same configuration of four-lane bridge – an inter-municipal bridge as opposed to a regional one... We need that connection...

Unfortunately, we can’t take the capacity of any more traffic.” areid@thenownewspaper.com With files from Vancouver Sun

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SFU students show off immersive work in Surrey High-tech displays send users into different realities while packing powerful messages Christopher Poon Now staff Twitter @questionchris

SURREY — Some of Simon Fraser University’s brightest talents were on display at the school’s Surrey campus, showing off the latest and greatest ways to immerse people in different realities.

Through the use of enclosed booths, costumes, headsets and 3D environments, students of the university’s School of Interactive Arts and Technology (SIAT) program held a showcase event on Nov. 28 to demonstrate the various methods they’ve come up with to immerse people in otherworldly experiences.

For Alex Kitson and her fellow Team Mindfulness members, the showcase was a chance to show off their latest project, (Rem)iniscent. Making use of the

increasingly popular Ocular Rift virtual headset, Kitson and crew decided to tell a story of one person’s struggle with an unfulfilling lifestyle.

To do that, Kitson and her team created a 3D environment of their character’s dream world, where his emotions are visually realized.

To experience this, users strap on an Oculus Rift virtual headset and are transported into their character’s world.

“As the game progresses you can go into a dream world and really see what he’s struggling with, his life is reflected in his dreams through metaphors,” said Kitson.

“There’s a city that’s drowning because he feels like in real life he’s drowning, he feels he’s struggling and burdened so his emotions are visualized.”

Elsewhere, another group was putting the finishing touches on their immersion project, called Tech Trap. Taking a more game-based approach, the group has tasked users with saving the population after they seemingly have been sucked into their various gadgets, such as cellphones and tablets.

“We focused on the imaginative version because we wanted to get people thinking

A woman tries out the Oculus Rift virtual headset at SFU’s Surrey campus on Nov. 28.

(Photo: CHRISTOPHER POON) about using their technology too much,” said project manager Dylan Rimmer. “The people out there who use their cellphones

too much are not aware of the world around them so we wanted people to think about that.”

For SIAT instructor Bernard Riecke, the showcase was a chance for students to gain valuable experience and feedback after having worked on their projects for the whole semester.

“The idea is really for students to learn more about immersion and how we can use this and basically use the theories and backgrounds for how the brain works with a game engine to really integrate all of this into something meaningful for the user,” he said.

Riecke noted that technologies in immersion are not just being used for video gaming and entertainment purposes, but also things like therapy and education.

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When confronted, Dang claimed he hadn’t done anything wrong, but admitted being approached by inmates, “most in a joking manner,” to bring in contraband.

“I consider myself a pretty good guard,” he told the police.

But after the police told him they were going to search his home, he confessed.

Adams told the court that an inmate approached Dang on behalf of imprisoned UN gang members, a couple months after he began working at the jail. She said some of these inmates, who were not named in court, were waiting to be tried for serious crimes like conspiracy to commit murder.

The inmate, who was also not named in court, joked that if Dang smuggled stuff in he’d “make it worth his while.” Dang refused, on two occasions, before the inmate told him they knew who his sister was, what car he drives and where he lived.

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He smuggled the contraband in his pocket, and gave it to the inmate during routine checks in the cells. Dang claimed he didn’t open any of the packages and didn’t know he’d brought in a screwdriver.

After Dang was caught he was suspended from his job without pay, pending the police investigation. He was given the option to resign, which he did.

Gordon Davis, the warden of Surrey Pretrial, stated in a victim impact statement that Dang’s crimes resulted in his fellow officers becoming suspicious of one another, wondering if others were corrupt.

Davis said Dang was considered to be a high-performing and trusted officer and “this betrayal continues to haunt” the other guards.

Basra, Dang’s lawyer, noted Dang made a “very early guilty plea,” has a stable, supportive family and was recently engaged.

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Guildford Park Secondary’s Stefan Stipp, who teaches English, social studies and psychology to grades 9 to 11, was recently named a recipient of the award for his teaching achievements. His approach is noted by the government of Canada, which

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The city plans to bring those numbers down through the creation of a Safe Mobility Plan and a traffic safety team, all using the Data-Driven Approaches to Crime and Traffic Safety (DDACTS) concept, which uses location-based crime and traffic data to deploy law enforcement and other resources.

The programs will include education in Surrey schools, targeted community education and outreach, as well as longerterm initiatives, such as driver training.

On the enforcement side of things, the city will target hotspots.

“This is a new model,” said Coun.

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NEWTON — Surrey has planned a variety of safety measures near Princess Margaret Secondary school, where a motorcycle crash killed 16-year-old Amarpreet Sivia and left two other girls, both 17, in hospital.

The girls, students at the school, were on their lunch break at the time of the accident.

At a transportation and infrastructure committee meeting on Monday, Surrey staff outlined design plans hoped to increase pedestrian safety along 128th Street, where students are known to jaywalk.

The city plans to finish construction of a chainlink fence on the west perimeter of Princess Margaret Secondary to stop students from exiting there.

As well, the city plans to construct a traffic signal/crosswalk and sidewalk on 128th Street that allows full in and out movements to the school. Princess Margaret Secondary and Kwantlen Polytechnic University are set to fund the construction of some of the

planned sidewalks.

The city also plans to close the north driveway on 128th Street, and the current northbound left-turn lane into KPU will be removed. Ultimately, a new road will be constructed to the west of the new signal, allowing full vehicle movements into KPU. The Surrey school district will also work with students to educate them about jaywalking.

In early October, Neder Dhillon, principal at Princess Margaret Secondary, told the committee that a crosswalk was needed. Dhillon pointed out that there are four blocks along 128th Street without a crosswalk, between 68th and 72nd avenues.

At the October meeting, Surrey’s transportation manager Jaime Boan said crossings are never 100 per cent successful.

“It doesn’t matter what we do engineeringwise, there are always cases where pedestrians will choose not to cross there, or not press the buttons that we have in the crossing, those types of things,” Boan said.

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Whalley’s remake not so well thought out ViewFrom TheCheap Seats Michael Booth

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he measure of a civilization is how it treats its weakest members.

Somebody with far more cognitive power than I possess made this conclusion in the past, and its accuracy — or, as Stephen Colbert would say, truthiness — is reflected in the number of world leaders who have repeated it, or a variation of it, in the last 100 years or so.

Sadly, this wisdom has yet to hit home at Surrey City Hall where our elected officials are so hell-bent on redeveloping the core of Whalley, they are creating as many problems as they seek to solve.

(Whoops, I used the “W” word again. Silly me, the area is not Whalley, its now City Centre — even though it’s not anywhere near the centre of anything other than, well, Whalley).

The gentrification of

the area, complete with shiny new buildings and infrastructure, is part of an effort to clean up a longstanding eyesore that has contributed to many of the social problems and negative attributes that have given Surrey a semipermanent black eye for five or six decades.

So now we have a new library, new city hall, new recreation centre, new artificial turf field for sports and a mini-construction boom building condo towers to attract new shiny happy people to this gleaming urban utopia. Lots and lots of condos.

Nice plan, but there’s one niggling detail that appears to have been overlooked.

What about the people who are already living there? The massive redevelopment plan for the area definitely passes the aesthetic eye test, but when all the construction cranes have been taken down and cars can actually drive on the roads without being diverted by a forest of traffic cones, what happens next?

While the area will certainly look different,

the local population will continue to contain a large number of people who are, well, not as pretty to look at as the new buildings that have sprouted up around them.

Whalley features a large number of low-rent apartment buildings, and those structures will still outnumber the condo towers when the redevelopment is complete.

Rental accommodation generally lends itself to a somewhat transient population of people, those who have a tough time making ends meet and others who have nowhere else to go because the price of rent and real estate is prohibitively expensive in other parts of the Lower Mainland.

Despite the wishes of the mandarins at Surrey city hall, these people are not

going to disappear when the construction hoarding is hauled away. Whalley has SkyTrain access, affordable accommodation and the social services many people need to get through the month.

This is where the “measure of a civilization” concept comes in. We learned this week that the rampant redevelopment of the area is creating extra pressure on the social service network and charities that work with the disadvantaged residents of Surrey, many of whom call Whalley home.

As developers tear down existing buildings in the area to make way for condo towers, the supply of structures capable of meeting the needs of institutions such as the Surrey Food Bank grows smaller.

It’s not just bums, addicts and welfare cases who benefit from the services these facilities provide.

The working poor, people with physical and mental disabilities, single-parent families and even wee babies all rely on the services they provide.

Surrey takes great pride in setting land aside for parks and recreation facilities, so why haven’t steps been taken to ensure there is also space set aside for social service agencies that the local population relies on?

Michael Booth can be reached at mbooth@ thenownewspaper.com

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Letters Do you have somebody you would like to thank? Or maybe something you want to get off your chest?

Send your candy canes or coal to edit@thenownewspaper.com. Please keep submissions under 50 words.

Watch for Candy Canes and Coal every Thursday and online at thenownewspaper.com.

Candy canes to my loving family – my dad, mom, grandma, grandpa and brother.

You guys are the best. Thanks for all you do. I found this way the best to thank you guys.

A bucket full of coal to the people who take the time to complain about our local firefighters going to the grocery store. Really? How about issuing some much-deserved candy canes to them instead?

When our firefighters are on shift, they are always ready to respond to a call at any given time. These guardian angels of ours are also on duty over the dinner hour, when a lot of people are at home, enjoying their meal with family.

Coal to the person complaining about Delta’s firefighters. Do you realize that firefighters live at the station?

A person working a 24-hour shift is going to need groceries at some point. The items they purchase are for the firehall, not personal purchases. Would you rather them leave the truck behind and not have access to it during an emergency?

Shame on you for your lack of awareness.

A houseful of coal to the person complaining about the firemen shopping. They are ready to step into danger and are the first ones at horrific accidents. They eat and sleep at work to be ready, day and night. How will you feel if you ever need them?

Candy canes to Delta firefighters. As far as I know, they shop and cook all their own meals while on shift at the fire hall – this is just what they do while not fighting

fires! Thank you for the great work you do for our community.

Candy canes to the hardworking Delta firefighters.

Those of us who have some common sense know that to maintain the firehall’s living quarters means that laundry, cleaning, grocery shopping, etc. are required during your shift in order to keep the firehouse running properly.

Please ignore the delusional rant in last week’s edition. No working person in their right mind would expect you to do all of this on your own time.

We know that you are always still available at the sound of an alarm to respond to an emergency. Thanks!

A candy store full of the sweetest candy canes to Paul at Fieldstone for his special treat for a little boy with celiac. His thoughtfulness to a child who cannot have regular Christmas treats made this something special.

A thousand candy canes to Yuana from the Dhana Metta Rescue Society for being an angel to all the animals she rescues. Her ability to never give up allows so many dogs to have a second shot at life.

Thank you for everything you have done and all the beautiful dogs you have healed and re-homed.

A pick-up truck full of candy canes to Rick and Wyatt of Dams Ford. You were very courteous and thorough when I brought my vehicle in for a problem.

Candy canes to the people of Surrey, Delta and White Rock. I am from India and am

presently in Surrey on a visit. I have gone through the column “Roses and Rotten Tomatoes” and am very much impressed.

The people doing noble work selflessly must be suitably appreciated and remembered.

So I send a bucket full of candy canes to you for carrying on such a noble cause.

A handful of candy canes to the people who stopped to aid an elderly gentleman who fell on a street in Guildford.

Also, candy canes to Erin, who called the man’s wife. Thank you all so much for extending such kindness to a stranger.

Blessings to you all.

A grocery bag full of candy canes to the gentleman at Joe’s Produce who let me go ahead of him in line and then told the cashier that he would pay for my produce and the produce of the lady in front of me. Your kindness made my year!

Shoe boutiques full of candy canes for Gabby at Town Shoes in Morgan Crossing.

Your exceptional service is a pleasure to receive! You are always willing to go out of your way to make sure we can find the shoes we are looking for. Friendly, knowledgeable service can be hard to find and you deserve to be commended!

Candy canes to Jennifer at Hillcrest Elementary school in Cloverdale for offering our daughter her hot lunch after my online order didn’t process properly. Thank you so much!

Coal to the people in our city who constantly jaywalk.

Don’t be so lazy and walk to a crosswalk or light.

Congrats to Cloverdale Legion for job well done The Editor, The citizens of Cloverdale have reason to be very proud of Royal Canadian Legion Branch #6.

This is one of the largest and most active branches in B.C. As a resident of Langley I have joined this branch in conjunction with many other Langley residents to take advantage of the splendid entertainment and services provided by the host of volunteers who make your Legion branch one of the best in the province or anywhere else.

I recently attended the terrific entertainment provided by Branch #6 Versatiles. Two hours of outstanding comedy, songs and amusing skits by dedicated volunteers who ranged in age from reasonably young to an oldster of 92. The audience was enthralled and provided the entertainers with rounds of thundering applause.

A raffle of many items were given to holders of lucky tickets and all provided by the generosity of the Cloverdale business community, who showed their involvement in this outstanding local institution.

My thanks to Branch #6 and all those dedicated individuals who guide this splendid organization.

Mike Harvey, Langley

Give up on LRT, SkyTrain is only way The Editor, The City of Surrey will only get seniorlevel government funding for rapid transit if it abandons its current plans for atgrade Light Rail Transit (LRT) in favour of better options like SkyTrain expansion.

LRT advocates in Surrey like to hide its many downsides, such as: Slower services: LRT is bound by atgrade speed limits of 50 to 60 km/h. The proposed LRT system is not faster than the new 96 B-Line.

Vulnerable to accidents: Incidents at high-accident intersections like King George Boulevard and 88th Avenue will be

very disruptive to LRT operations.

Linear, not modal: Ridership expectations for LRT are much lower, which means less fare revenue to build the broader bus network – which is also a huge problem.

The finished TransLink study has indicated that even with three new LRT lines in Surrey and a 30 per cent increase to the cost of driving, 65 per cent of commutes will still be by car.

This isn’t enough. The regional transportation strategy demands that there can be no more cars in this region to maintain financial, economic and environmental sustainability over the next 30 years.

It’s clear that Surrey and the region’s needs warrant something much bigger than LRT. Surrey residents should support SkyTrain over LRT because: SkyTrain actually generates significant transportation benefits.

SkyTrain has worked in Vancouver to increase transit mode-share and reduce motor vehicle use.

SkyTrain’s driverless advantage means more frequent off-peak and weekend service compared to LRT. SkyTrain’s grade separation means consistent 97 per cent on-time reliability.

SkyTrain is the best catalyst for transit-oriented urban growth and slum revitalization when compared to other cities around the world.

More details and a petition people can sign are online at skytrainforsurrey.org.

Daryl Dela Cruz, Surrey

Surrey Christmas lights weren’t so bad Shame on Daniel Allen for his ghastly comment on our Christmas lights in Newton for the last couple of years. I personally thought they were representing a variety of culture in our City of Surrey and enjoyed them.

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‘Santa’s A Canadian,’ songwriter declares TheBuzz Tom Zillich Arts & Life Editor

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North Deltan Willy Hardie dresses up to perform “Santa’s A Canadian,” a song that has been viewed nearly 382,000 times on YouTube.

It still blows my mind, because when we came up with the video we thought it might get 5,000 views, not close to 400,000. It’s just crazy how it has spread, and not just in Canada. It’s getting sent as a postcard to places around the world, from Canadians who love the song and want to share it with people who live in other countries.

“Magicland,” “Pick a Bottle” and the mellow, Jimmy Buffet-esque “Coffee Brewin’.”

Hardie, a sales rep at a security company in Vancouver, began playing guitar in 2006 in order to teach his son, Stuart, how to play the instrument. He discovered an ability to write songs about practically anything, and soon found a passion for playing at openmic nights around the region.

At this time of year, at jam nights at the Fin pub in Newton and other venues, Hardie

will always strum a version of “Santa’s A Canadian,” which is available on iTunes as a 99-cent single and is the inspiration for a “Santa’s A Canadian” page on Facebook.

“It still blows my mind, because when we came up with the video we thought it might get 5,000 views, not close to 400,000,” Hardie said. “It’s just crazy how it has spread, and not just in Canada. It’s getting sent as a postcard to places around the world, from Canadians who love the song

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The video for the nationalistic little number, called “Santa’s A Canadian,” has been viewed nearly 382,000 times on YouTube over the past couple of years.

“He’s a hoser through and through,” Hardie sings about Santa Claus, with references to Bob and Doug McKenzie, Wayne Gretzky, Timmy’s coffee and Willy Hardie other all-Canadian icons. The video showcases the fun lyrics of the song, written by Hardie with the help of Patrick Ronahan and Terry Banks.

Hardie came up with the idea for “Santa’s A Canadian” seven years ago when a neighbour friend told him to come up with a Canadian-content Christmas song.

“People really like this song, and any time I play it, people want to hear it again,” Hardie told the Now. The song was recorded in 2011, not long after Hardie went into a studio with producer Ronahan to make the album Music Flows.

“Patrick asked me if I had any other gems that he hadn’t heard yet,” Hardie explained.

“I played ‘Santa’s A Canadian’ and Patrick wanted to record it right away, so we decided to record a single.”

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hese December days are just not long enough. Literally, of course, we are rushing toward winter solstice, and the hours of daylight dwindle daily until Dec. 22. It is a cycle – it happens every year.

It’s just part of the joy of living in a more northern part of the world.

But doesn’t it seem as though these days are actually shorter, not just in daylight but also in hours? Just can’t get everything done, and the “to-do” list is not getting as short as the days. No time to sit and listen to the music. Uh oh. We have to take time to listen to the music. Carve out some music time.

This Sunday, Dec. 8, Surrey Symphony Society brings three youth orchestras to the stage at Chandos Pattison Auditorium (10238 168th St., Surrey), at 7 p.m. More than 100 young musicians dedicated to orchestral music will perform the “Sounds of the Season” concert under the direction of three well-established conductors: Dr. John

Van Deursen, Carla Birston and Rick Dorfer.

The evening’s highlights include music from the theatre – Tchaikovsky’s “Nutcracker Suite,” Haydn’s “Symphony No. 99,” Strauss’ “Blue Danube Waltz,” Morricone’s “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly,” selections from Leonard Bernstein’s West Side Story and more.

Surrey Symphony Society, now in its 38th year of operation, has achieved the goals of developing young talent and maintaining high musical standards. The organization is proud of its young musicians, who enjoy a positive atmosphere of teamwork and develop and demonstrate tremendous talent and commitment. Participating in rehearsals, workshops and concerts, the society’s diversely multicultural membership currently includes young musicians from the age of seven to 18, from the communities of Surrey, White Rock, Delta, Ladner, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Maple Ridge, Burnaby, North Vancouver, Mission, Chilliwack and Abbotsford.

If you have never heard these orchestras perform, now is a good time for you to listen to the music. They are truly amazing, and it won’t cost you any more than going to a movie. Tickets for the concert on Sunday

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White Rock Chamber Music Program has long been an excellent source of music presentations in our community. The next concert is Dec. 14 at Crescent Gardens Retirement Residence (1222 King George Blvd., beside the “pink palace” hotel), starting at 7:30 p.m. Featured will be singer Ping Erickson and guitarist Sandy Erickson, Ernie Nicholls mandolin trio and the Page Players (Leanne, Liam and Conner Page) with Celtic harp, voice and various instrumentals. Everyone is welcome, but there is one restriction: Everyone who attends must have had the flu shot or wear a surgical mask, including children.

Admission is a suggested $5 donation.

The “flu shot or wear a mask” restriction began Dec. 1. It affects retirement homes and hospitals. This ruling is province-wide for those living in, or visiting, these institutions.

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So do try to make the December concert.

The donations go to scholarships to help young people with their music training.

How can we have the experience of live music if no one learns how to play an instrument? You know, this mask thing could actually be fun – make it festive with a little mistletoe and holly. And banish those flu bugs away.

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Temple said in years past, her company would give gifts to all the mall tenants as thank-you gifts.

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“I think it’s a great cause and it takes a village to raise a child so why wouldn’t it take a community to help everybody,” Temple said.

Visitors to the shopping centre, at 188th Street and Fraser Highway, are encouraged to donate food, new toys and make cash donations, all of which will go to hampers.

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Alfie Zappacosta: Singer returns to Blue Frog Studios in White Rock for a two-nighter with special guests Amanda Wood (on Friday, Dec. 6) and Dawn Chubai (on Saturday, Dec. 7), 7:30 p.m. nightly start.

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It Boy Entertainment. Tickets $39.50 plus fees via 604-507-6355, www. bellperformingartscentre.com.

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Saturday, Dec. 7 at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 6270 126th St., Surrey. Free admission.

Info: 604-472-1440.

Yuletide Blues benefit concert hosted by White Rock Blues Society on Sunday, Dec. 8 at Rhumba Room bar in South Surrey, featuring Brandon “Yukon Slim” Isaak, James “Buddy” Rogers, David “Boxcar” Gates, Jason Buie, Arsen Shoakhov, Sibel Thrasher and more.

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Central City’s Big Rigs Kids event features lighted trucks and more, 6:30 to 8 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 8 at Old Yale Road/Holland Park, plus other attractions. Info: 604-580-2321.

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Surrey Libraries’ second annual Festival of Trees: City Centre Library is turned into a winter wonderland of Christmas trees decorated by local businesses, on now until Jan. 2, as a fundraiser to support early literacy programs at Surrey Libraries. On Thursday, Dec. 12, a Lego Christmas Ornament workshop with Sather (3-4 p.m.).

Register at 604-598-7427.

Sources Season of Trees display at Fraser Downs Racetrack & Casino, with wine/cheese event Dec. 5.

“Come network, enjoy delicious wines and bid on your favourite ‘locally decorated’ tree for your home or business.” Tickets $50, info at www.sources.bc.ca.

Heritage Christmas at the Farm event Saturday, Dec. 7 at Historic Stewart Farm in South Surrey, from noon to 4 p.m. “Get in the holiday spirit with a visit to the farm. Sample fresh baking, make a decoration and tour the Victorian farmhouse all decked out for a pioneer Christmas.”

All ages, by donation, at 13723 Crescent Rd., Surrey, info at 604592-6956, www.surrey.ca/heritage.

Christmas Open House at Historic Stewart Farm at 4 p.m.

Saturday, Dec. 14. “Drop in for a warm holiday visit. Enjoy the 1894 farmhouse decorated for an oldfashioned pioneer Christmas while listening to live music, sampling tasty treats and getting creative with festive family crafts.” All ages, by donation, at 13723 Crescent Rd., Surrey, info at 604-592-6956, www.

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Evening Carol Sing at Historic Stewart Farm, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 14. “Enjoy an evening of traditional carols in the Stewart Hall and festive treats in the farmhouse.” Pre-register at 604-5926956. Fee is $5 (all ages).

“Discovery Saturday: Pioneer Christmas” event at Surrey Museum on Saturday, Dec. 21 from 1 to 4 p.m. “Families explore Christmas customs from pioneer times. Watch holiday films, explore vintage Christmas cards, make festive take-home crafts and enjoy punch and treats.” All ages, by donation, at 17710 56A Ave., Surrey, 604-592-6956.

THEATRE/STAGE “The Frog Princess”: Pantomime production brought to the Surrey Arts Centre stage by Fraser Valley Gilbert & Sullivan Society to Dec. 8. Directed by Mike Balser, with musical direction by Timothy Tucker and choreography by Carol Seitz.

Tickets from $20 via 604-501-5566.

“Rumpelstiltskin”: Panto written

by Dave Baron staged by White Rock Players to Dec. 28 at Coast Capital Playhouse, on select nights. Info and tickets: 604-536-7535, www. whiterockplayers.ca.

“Scrooge! The Carol with an Attitude!”: Sunshine Hills Church Community Players stage production Dec. 6-7 at Kennedy Seniors Recreation Centre in North Delta, starring Ed Milaney as Scrooge. At 11760 88th Ave.; two evening shows and a 2 p.m. matinee Tickets are $10, call 604-594-2717.

“The Nutcracker”: Royal City Youth Ballet Company production

staged at Surrey Arts Centre’s main stage from Dec. 13 to 15, multiple show times. Info: 604-501-5566, www.royalcityyouthballet.org.

VISUAL ART Semiahmoo Arts hosts “2013 Members Show” of works from Dec. 2 to 18 at the group’s gallery at Centennial Park, White Rock. “This is a wonderful opportunity to see a wide range of affordable, original works in one place, at one time.”

Opening reception Tuesday, Dec. 10 from 7-9 p.m. (open to public).

During the event, an update will be given on the new arts spaces at South Surrey rec centre and arts centre. Info: 604-536-8333, semiahmooarts.com.

Surrey Art Gallery: “Sarindar Dhaliwal: Narratives from the Beyond” and “Figuring Ground: Sylvia Grace Borda and Jeremy Herndl,” both on view to Dec. 15; Works by Fraser 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.

FUNDRAISERS Sawbucks Neighbourhood Pub in South Surrey hosts one-day Christmas Food Bank Drive event on Saturday, Dec. 14, in which food and cash donations for South Surrey Food Bank are welcomed in return for a free beverage. Meat draw by Lions Club from 1 to 6 p.m., live music in evening hours by Chris Buck Band (www.chrisbuckband.com), at 1626 152 St., Surrey. Info: 604-5366420, www.sawbuckspub.com.

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LIBRARY EVENTS Winter Crafternoon: Create upcycled holiday decor using recycled materials with Denise Corcoran at Surrey Libraries’ Guildford branch, 2-4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7. 604-598-7366, info about Corcoran at www.thriftybydesign.ca.

SALES/CRAFTS “Christmas in Cloverdale� Gift and Craft Marketplace: Fifth annual event Dec. 6-7 features more than 100 juried vendor tables with gift and craft items, Santa Claus appearances, magic, craft tables for kids, food, more, at Alice McKay building at Cloverdale Fairgrounds.

Free admission, canned goods accepted for Surrey Food Bank. Info: www.christmasincloverdale.com or call Heather, 778-385-3769.

Trinity Lutheran Church hosts its annual Big Christmas Sale at noon Saturday, Dec. 7, at 11040 River Rd., Delta. 604-584-0111.

Christmas at the Loafing Shed Glass Studio: Glass art and other works featured at Robert Gary Parkes’ studio in Surrey, 9060 184th St., on special event dates of Dec.

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White Rock Museum & Archives’ annual Christmas Craft Fair runs until Dec. 22 at the beachside facility, 14970 Marine Dr., White Rock. “Find wonderful Christmas gifts for every member of the family.� For details, call 604-5412221 or visit www.whiterock. museum.bc.ca.

Surrey Seniors’ Bazaar held on select Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Chuck Bailey Recreation Centre (13458 107A Ave., Surrey).

Next event on Dec. 7. 604-329-7323.

Colebrook United Church Christmas Fair on Saturday, Dec. 7 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. “Jewelry, wreaths, cards, Pampered Chef, Avon, Arbonne, soup & sandwich at our cafĂŠ & much, much more!

Supporting the needy locally & around the world. Also collecting toys for the Christmas Bureau.� For info, email juliafitzs@shaw.ca or info@colebrookunited.org.

St. Helens Anglican Church Annual Christmas Bazaar, Saturday, Dec. 7 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.. Raffle, crafts, homebaking, children’s toys and books, door prizes, etc. Lunch $7, children $4.

Event at 10787 128th St., Surrey, phone 604-581-4800.

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But in 1988, after more than a decade and a half on the road, Earl lost his ability to perform due to a lifealtering disorder. He was diagnosed with dystonia, a rare neurological condition that causes muscles to involuntarily contract.

“For the next 15 years, I couldn’t do anything,” he said. “I couldn’t co-ordinate my arms, my legs, I had to learn how to walk again, I had to learn how to speak.”

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Because he could no longer perform, Earl took on a variety of part-time jobs, which introduced him to a lot of people who weren’t big-shot entertainers. One of those people was a 22-year-old woman who also had dystonia, but didn’t let it get her down.

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His latest show is set for Dec. 31 at Kennedy Seniors’ Recreation Centre, located at 11760 88th Ave. in North Delta. Earl will do music and a stand-up set for the centre’s New Year’s Eve brunch, with the show starting at 11 a.m. Tickets are $18 for members of the rec centre, or $20 for nonmembers.

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Senior boys volleyball

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Seaquam’s Amy Davidson (7) forces the ball past a Nanaimo District defender during pool play at the B.C. AA Senior Girls Volleyball Championships. (Photo: JACOB ZINN)

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NORTH DELTA — For the second year in a row, the Seaquam Seahawks were left holding the silver medals at the conclusion of the B.C. AAA Senior Girls Volleyball Championships.

The Seahawks played host to the event this year, and milked every ounce they could from the home court advantage before falling in dramatic fashion, losing 21-19 to Nanaimo District in the fifth and final set of the championship final Saturday.

“It was just outstanding; an amazing tournament,” said Seaquam coach Todd Clarke. “In 22 years of teaching I’ve

never been to an event like that. The atmosphere in the final was amazing. It was standing room only and there were people lined up outside waiting to get in.

“All the teams were really even and, to be honest, there were probably 10 schools that could have won and it wouldn’t have been a surprise. It was a tough, tough draw and to make it to the fifth set of the final was just incredible.”

Seaquam rolled through pool play without dropping a set, including a sweep of Nanaimo.

The Seahawks’ momentum continued in the playoff round as they breezed by Rick Hansen 3-0 in their first match and then needed four sets to knock off Little

Flower Academy 3-1 in the quarterfinals.

In semifinal play Saturday morning, Seaquam ousted Point Grey in four sets to advance to the championship for the third consecutive year. Seaquam won the B.C. title in 2011 and finished second last year, a return to the top of the podium was not in the cards against a gritty Nanaimo team. Nanaimo took the first game, but the Seahawks rallied to take the next two sets. Seaquam could not close it out as Nanaimo bounced back to take the fourth set 25-22 and then needed the volleyball equivalent of overtime to capture the title 21-19 in the pivotal final set. see SEAHAWKS › page 42

The Earl Marriott Mariners brushed aside two years of frustration and finally stole centre stage at the B.C. Senior Boys AAA Volleyball Championships in Kelowna last weekend.

The Mariners quieted a hostile home crowd by knocking off the top-ranked host Kelowna Owls in four sets to win the school’s first ever boys volleyball championship banner.

The Mariners placed second in the tournament in 2011 and were knocked out in the quarter-final round last year before breaking through to win the whole thing Saturday night.

“It was just complete euphoria,” Mariners’ coach Bob Smith said of the final moments of the tourney. “We have three guys who lost in the final two years ago so it was great to see them finally win it. It was a special moment and the guys were all pretty happy with their performance. It’s a memory for them that they will all never forget.”

It wasn’t the first time the Mariners had upended the Owls. Earl Marriott lost to the Owls in Kelowna’s tournament during the season, but managed to upend the Okanagan power at the Thompson Rivers tournament. Earl Marriott prevailed again in power pool action to open the provincials so there were no mysteries when the two teams met again for all the marbles in the championship finale.

The Mariners were not in awe of the Owls, but they did have a tough path just to earn the right to play the top-ranked hosts in the final. After rolling past Claremont in straight sets to open the playoff round, the Mariners faced a difficult challenge in the quarter-finals against Oak Bay. The two teams split the first two sets of the match before Earl Marriott gained the upper hand by winning the third set 25-13 and then closed it out in the fourth set 25-13.

With that obstacle out of the way, the Mariners sailed see MARINERS › page 42

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With teammate Nigel Marples looking on, Surrey Unitedâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Brad Peetoom (right) nods the ball down during a 3-1 win ovwer Metro Ford in Vancouver Metro Soccer League premier action Saturday in Coquitlam. (Photo: GORD GOBLE)

Midnight came early for the Cinderella Earl Marriott Mariners as they came up one game short and settled for second place at the B.C. Senior Girls AAAA Volleyball Championships in Penticton last weekend. â&#x20AC;&#x153;It was close and we made a good run at it,â&#x20AC;? said Marinersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; coach Mark Cassell. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We got to the final and that was the only match we lost at the provincials so that was pretty good. We went in seeded number nine and came out second so Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m pleased with how we did. The girls are still feeling the sting of coming so close and losing, but Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m sure at some point in the future theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll look back at it and realize how well they did.â&#x20AC;?

Earl Marriott finished fifth in the Fraser Valley and were off the radar for possible championship contenders when the provincial tournament began, but the Mariners began turning heads when the playoff round got underway.

The Mariners dispatched Moscrop in their first playoff match and then faced a stern test against the cross-town rival Elgin Park Orcas in the quarter-finals. Earl Marriott avenged a loss in the Fraser Valley tournament by beating the Orcas in straight sets to advance to the semifinal round. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We could see how the draw was set up

and we realized we would probably be seeing Elgin in the quarters,â&#x20AC;? Cassell said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We knew it would be tough to get to the final, but the one game that was sure to be interesting was if we played Elgin. The girls were ready and really took it to them.â&#x20AC;?

The Mariners then knocked off Handsworth in four sets in the semifinals to advance to the championship game against the top-ranked South Delta Sun Devils.

Earl Marriott secured an early emotional boost by beating the Sun Devils in the first set, but South Delta answered in the second by coming back to win the second game 25-23. The Mariners faded after that and South Delta pounded out two straight wins to close out the match. â&#x20AC;&#x153;That second set was so important,â&#x20AC;?

Cassell said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;South Delta came back and figured out some of the things that we were doing. It was a hard-fought game and they pulled it out at the end. That was the difference because we kind of dropped off after that.â&#x20AC;?

Earl Marriott setter Cara Keturakis and libero Christie Faester were both named to the first all-star team while setter Shayla Stausgaard and power hitter Emma Davey were second team selections.

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Mariners golden at B.C.s ‹ from page 39 past Steveston London in straight sets to earn a final showdown with the Owls in the final.

In Saturday night’s showcase finale, the Mariners surprised even themselves by winning the first set handily 25-11. Kelowna immediately roared back to take the second set 25-23, but a late rally by the Mariners set the tone for the rest of the match. The Mariners rode that momentum to a third set win to put themselves within one set of the coveted gold medal.

In the crucial fourth set, the Mariners

found some offence from an unexpected source to keep the Kelowna crowd silent.

Grade 10 service specialist Tyson Smith came into the game and kept the Owls off balance with well placed serves. He hit for three aces and numerous other difficult offerings that allowed the Mariners to close out the match with a 25-20 win.

Mariners setter Jacob Smith, Tyson’s older brother, was named tournament MVP, while setter Byron Keturakis left-side hitter Justin Faester were chosen to the first all-star team.

Middle blocker Eric Lee was a second team selection.

High school volleyball

Seahawks settle for second ‹ from page 39 Nanaimo’s Victoria Behie was named the MVP while Seahawks Tamara Clarke, Amy Davidson and Leah Martin were all named to the first all-star team.

Meanwhile in North Surrey, Lambrick Park topped Langley Fundamental School to win the B.C. senior girls AA championship.

Co-hosts Pacific Academy and Surrey Christian squared off for the bronze medal

with Pacific Academy emerging with the win.

Surrey Christian’s Becky Garner was a first team all-star while Pacific Academy’s Shaylene Reimer also made the grade.

The second all-star team included Kiera VanRyk of Surrey Christian and Jessica Funk of Pacific Academy. Surrey Christian’s Stefanie Daoust was named the top defensive player.

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2011 CHEVROLET CRUZE LS

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SALE PRICE $10,777 OR

$

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“These costs are out of control, but we can’t do anything about it, the increases are out of our control, we have no choice; we pay,” he said.

Looking at the city’s costs compared to how much they use the RCMP’s various integrated services, Campbell noted that he would still be upset if he were also a resident of Surrey with a new $1-billion EDivision headquarters and 23 murders and wondered about the money being spent.

WHITE ROCK — Taxpayers in White Rock can expect to see a 3.25 per cent increase in property taxes in the coming year according to the city’s draft budget.

According to Sandra Kurylo, the city’s director of financial services, the need for the increase is primarily due to cost of inflation, funding a full year’s salary for a manager of cultural development (as opposed to a half year in 2013), adding four new staff positions at city hall as of March 2014, adding a new support staff position at the RCMP detachment and increasing funding for infrastructure renewal.

The revenues derived from the increase would also go toward upgrading and maintaining the city’s facilities, enabling web streaming for council meetings and increasing the annual grant to the White Rock Museum and Archives.

Currently, the museum receives $92,000 per year from council. That number will increase by $10,000 to $102,000 for 2014 if the draft budget is approved, with a further $2,000 to be added annually until 2018.

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SURREY — Metro Vancouver and Surrey council have endorsed a new sixlane Pattullo Bridge, but it seems New Westminster isn’t on board with the plan.

Surrey Coun. Barinder Rasode said New Westminster and Surrey staff have been working with TransLink through the consultation process.

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Estimates put the cost of a new fourlane bridge at $800 million and the cost of a six-lane bridge at more than $1 billion.

Surrey Coun. Tom Gill, chair of the city’s transportation and infrastructure committee, said New Westminster has asked for the plans to be reviewed numerous times.

“The number-one problem is that, if they continue to delay and filibuster to the end, that TransLink may not have a choice but to start putting some significant investment into the bridge,” Gill said. “(TransLink has) a significant provision in their budget for seismic upgrades should we not be able to get to a decision point. The irony is that those seismic upgrades may only last a fraction of the

Surrey’s city council is quickly losing its patience with New Westminster for holding up a solution for the aging Pattullo Bridge. (Photo: MARK CAN MANEN/PROVINCE) life of a new bridge.”

TransLink set aside $299 million in funding for rehabilitation of the Pattullo Bridge after a report found repairs will be required sooner than expected.

“New West, give your head a shake,” Gill said. “You’re responsible for delaying this.”

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He said 75 to 85 per cent of the bridge’s truck traffic is merely going through New Westminster to access other cities. And he said the city’s road infrastructure is quite

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“It’s already a nightmare,” Puchmayr said. “We have 400,000 vehicles a day, Monday to Friday, going through our city.”

Puchmayr said the $3-billion Gateway Program was designed to put traffic on the highways and off city streets, but has done the opposite.

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“I appreciate you coming here, but it’s just more upon more and when you talk about your pension plans going up and medicals, I don’t think that should come into the discussion here, that’s like salt in the wound,” said Campbell.

And while some council members were frustrated at how much the city was spending on policing despite having relatively low crime rates, Mayor Wayne Baldwin noted the alternative would likely cost the city more.

“We have to have it, we have no choice,” said Baldwin. “If we wanted to withdraw, we would have to get out of the police contract and create our own force, or integrate. That would be jumping from the frying pan and into the fire.”

As for whether or not White Rock should integrate its police force with Surrey’s, which has been talked about in the past, Baldwin was dismissive of that idea.

“They have 23 murders in Surrey and none here, so where are they going to put police? Not here,” he said.

“They’ll be out on Colebrook Road, in Whalley or Newton and not here.”

Looking at the cost of a murder investigation, which could total in the millions, Baldwin said having the RCMP present in White Rock was more of a form of insurance.

“If we do get one murder here and we don’t have this, we could have a hit on our budget that would exceed a million easily, we could not afford that and go into deficits, this is an easy way for us to deal with it and brings group of experts into play,” he said.

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SOUTH SURREY — The parents of Lauren Sewell and Dallas Smith – a young couple who died in a small plane crash outside Peachland last August – are pushing for reform to numerous private airplane regulations in hopes that they will prevent similar accidents in the future.

Greg and Fran Sewell, along with Pamela Smith, hosted a press conference at the Hazelmere Golf & Tennis Club on Nov. 28 to express their concerns following the release of an investigative report by the Transportation Safety Board (TSB) of Canada that outlined the circumstances of the accident.

They were joined by Debora and Al Nortman, a Vancouver couple whose 24-

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“When you read the TSB report, it really brings home how a few simple adjustments could have saved their lives,” said Fran Sewell.

The parents of Lauren, Dallas and Joel are calling on Transport Canada to make shoulder restraints mandatory on all private aircrafts, create a graduated licensing program for new pilots before they are allowed to carry passengers, and develop certification for flying in mountainous terrain conditions.

Numerous factors were attributed to the crash – including reduced engine performance, uneven weight distribution, low altitude and pilot inexperience – but the Sewells believe that Lauren, 24, and Dallas, 30, could have survived the crash if the 48year-old PA-30 Twin Comanche was fitted with shoulder restraints, rather than the minimum of lap belts.

The TSB report notes that Piper Aircraft Corp., the plane’s manufacturer, issued a service bulletin on Jan. 18, 1995, advising plane owners of various models of retrofit shoulder harness kits.

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Greg and Fran Sewell are lobbying Transport Canada to develop stricter private aircraft regulations. (Photo: JACOB ZINN) that they considered such retrofitting to be compliance mandatory,” said Greg, adding that the owners of the plane relied on a grandfathering provision that allows aircrafts manufactured before Dec. 12, 1986, to be flown with only lap belts.

The five parents are also asking B.C.’s Ministry of Justice to amend the Family Compensation Act, which oversees monetary compensation in cases of wrongful death.

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“To make that up, either $378,000 of costs has to be cut out or new revenues put in, or a combination, so we did a combination of adjustments,” said Kurylo.

Those adjustments include dipping into the reserves for $60,000, deferring the hiring of two new staff members and increasing the budget from revenue generated from investments and net rent.

“All of these things, new revenues or reductions, add up to what is needed to get the property tax increase down from 5.25 to 3.25 per cent,” said Kurylo.

The 3.25 per cent increase will now impact single-family detached homes on average $96 and strata properties $35 on average.

Looking at some the larger projects projected for the coming year, there is major maintenance planned for White Rock city hall.

Noting that major maintenance has been kept to a minimum over the past few years, Kurylo writes that with the future of the 50-

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Those upgrades include a new HVAC system, new windows, seismic upgrades and renovated council chambers.

Other big projects include the replacement of waterfront parking equipment and technology, improvements to pedestrian railway crossings and major improvements to Johnston Road, including sidewalk replacements. A total reconstruction of the road is scheduled for 2018.

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Guildford Park Secondary’s Stefan Stipp, who teaches English, social studies and psychology to grades 9 to 11, was recently named a recipient of the award for his teaching achievements. His approach is noted by the government of Canada, which

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“You are crew, not passengers,” says Stipp to his students on their first day. “You are here to expand your possibilities, including changing the way you think. You’ll need to learn to use your minds well by developing sound intellectual habits... You’ll examine big ideas like truth, goodness, love, diversity, and freedom and figure

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Stipp got his students involved in UNICEF, Oxfam and World Vision, as well as volunteering in senior homes and organizing Christmas meals for the city’s homeless.

“Mr. Stipp taught us about real issues, and always made learning relevant to our lives; by connecting us to the global community through lessons, fundraisers, and life stories,”

wrote a past student. “He made us want to come to school, want to learn, and want to strive for better. Students admire him, are inspired by him, and reach new limits because of him.”

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NEWTON — Surrey has planned a variety of safety measures near Princess Margaret Secondary school, where a motorcycle crash killed 16-year-old Amarpreet Sivia and left two other girls, both 17, in hospital.

The girls, students at the school, were on their lunch break at the time of the accident.

At a transportation and infrastructure committee meeting on Monday, Surrey staff outlined design plans hoped to increase pedestrian safety along 128th Street, where students are known to jaywalk.

The city plans to finish construction of a chainlink fence on the west perimeter of Princess Margaret Secondary to stop students from exiting there.

As well, the city plans to construct a traffic signal/crosswalk and sidewalk on 128th Street that allows full in and out movements to the school. Princess Margaret Secondary and Kwantlen Polytechnic University are set to fund the construction of some of the

planned sidewalks.

The city also plans to close the north driveway on 128th Street, and the current northbound left-turn lane into KPU will be removed. Ultimately, a new road will be constructed to the west of the new signal, allowing full vehicle movements into KPU. The Surrey school district will also work with students to educate them about jaywalking.

In early October, Neder Dhillon, principal at Princess Margaret Secondary, told the committee that a crosswalk was needed. Dhillon pointed out that there are four blocks along 128th Street without a crosswalk, between 68th and 72nd avenues.

At the October meeting, Surrey’s transportation manager Jaime Boan said crossings are never 100 per cent successful.

“It doesn’t matter what we do engineeringwise, there are always cases where pedestrians will choose not to cross there, or not press the buttons that we have in the crossing, those types of things,” Boan said.

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Gentrification

Whalley’s remake not so well thought out ViewFrom TheCheap Seats Michael Booth

T

he measure of a civilization is how it treats its weakest members.

Somebody with far more cognitive power than I possess made this conclusion in the past, and its accuracy — or, as Stephen Colbert would say, truthiness — is reflected in the number of world leaders who have repeated it, or a variation of it, in the last 100 years or so.

Sadly, this wisdom has yet to hit home at Surrey City Hall where our elected officials are so hell-bent on redeveloping the core of Whalley, they are creating as many problems as they seek to solve.

(Whoops, I used the “W” word again. Silly me, the area is not Whalley, its now City Centre — even though it’s not anywhere near the centre of anything other than, well, Whalley).

The gentrification of

the area, complete with shiny new buildings and infrastructure, is part of an effort to clean up a longstanding eyesore that has contributed to many of the social problems and negative attributes that have given Surrey a semipermanent black eye for five or six decades.

So now we have a new library, new city hall, new recreation centre, new artificial turf field for sports and a mini-construction boom building condo towers to attract new shiny happy people to this gleaming urban utopia. Lots and lots of condos.

Nice plan, but there’s one niggling detail that appears to have been overlooked.

What about the people who are already living there? The massive redevelopment plan for the area definitely passes the aesthetic eye test, but when all the construction cranes have been taken down and cars can actually drive on the roads without being diverted by a forest of traffic cones, what happens next?

While the area will certainly look different,

the local population will continue to contain a large number of people who are, well, not as pretty to look at as the new buildings that have sprouted up around them.

Whalley features a large number of low-rent apartment buildings, and those structures will still outnumber the condo towers when the redevelopment is complete.

Rental accommodation generally lends itself to a somewhat transient population of people, those who have a tough time making ends meet and others who have nowhere else to go because the price of rent and real estate is prohibitively expensive in other parts of the Lower Mainland.

Despite the wishes of the mandarins at Surrey city hall, these people are not

going to disappear when the construction hoarding is hauled away. Whalley has SkyTrain access, affordable accommodation and the social services many people need to get through the month.

This is where the “measure of a civilization” concept comes in. We learned this week that the rampant redevelopment of the area is creating extra pressure on the social service network and charities that work with the disadvantaged residents of Surrey, many of whom call Whalley home.

As developers tear down existing buildings in the area to make way for condo towers, the supply of structures capable of meeting the needs of institutions such as the Surrey Food Bank grows smaller.

It’s not just bums, addicts and welfare cases who benefit from the services these facilities provide.

The working poor, people with physical and mental disabilities, single-parent families and even wee babies all rely on the services they provide.

Surrey takes great pride in setting land aside for parks and recreation facilities, so why haven’t steps been taken to ensure there is also space set aside for social service agencies that the local population relies on?

Michael Booth can be reached at mbooth@ thenownewspaper.com

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Letters Do you have somebody you would like to thank? Or maybe something you want to get off your chest?

Send your candy canes or coal to edit@thenownewspaper.com. Please keep submissions under 50 words.

Watch for Candy Canes and Coal every Thursday and online at thenownewspaper.com.

Candy canes to my loving family – my dad, mom, grandma, grandpa and brother.

You guys are the best. Thanks for all you do. I found this way the best to thank you guys.

A bucket full of coal to the people who take the time to complain about our local firefighters going to the grocery store. Really? How about issuing some much-deserved candy canes to them instead?

When our firefighters are on shift, they are always ready to respond to a call at any given time. These guardian angels of ours are also on duty over the dinner hour, when a lot of people are at home, enjoying their meal with family.

Coal to the person complaining about Delta’s firefighters. Do you realize that firefighters live at the station?

A person working a 24-hour shift is going to need groceries at some point. The items they purchase are for the firehall, not personal purchases. Would you rather them leave the truck behind and not have access to it during an emergency?

Shame on you for your lack of awareness.

A houseful of coal to the person complaining about the firemen shopping. They are ready to step into danger and are the first ones at horrific accidents. They eat and sleep at work to be ready, day and night. How will you feel if you ever need them?

Candy canes to Delta firefighters. As far as I know, they shop and cook all their own meals while on shift at the fire hall – this is just what they do while not fighting

fires! Thank you for the great work you do for our community.

Candy canes to the hardworking Delta firefighters.

Those of us who have some common sense know that to maintain the firehall’s living quarters means that laundry, cleaning, grocery shopping, etc. are required during your shift in order to keep the firehouse running properly.

Please ignore the delusional rant in last week’s edition. No working person in their right mind would expect you to do all of this on your own time.

We know that you are always still available at the sound of an alarm to respond to an emergency. Thanks!

A candy store full of the sweetest candy canes to Paul at Fieldstone for his special treat for a little boy with celiac. His thoughtfulness to a child who cannot have regular Christmas treats made this something special.

A thousand candy canes to Yuana from the Dhana Metta Rescue Society for being an angel to all the animals she rescues. Her ability to never give up allows so many dogs to have a second shot at life.

Thank you for everything you have done and all the beautiful dogs you have healed and re-homed.

A pick-up truck full of candy canes to Rick and Wyatt of Dams Ford. You were very courteous and thorough when I brought my vehicle in for a problem.

Candy canes to the people of Surrey, Delta and White Rock. I am from India and am

presently in Surrey on a visit. I have gone through the column “Roses and Rotten Tomatoes” and am very much impressed.

The people doing noble work selflessly must be suitably appreciated and remembered.

So I send a bucket full of candy canes to you for carrying on such a noble cause.

A handful of candy canes to the people who stopped to aid an elderly gentleman who fell on a street in Guildford.

Also, candy canes to Erin, who called the man’s wife. Thank you all so much for extending such kindness to a stranger.

Blessings to you all.

A grocery bag full of candy canes to the gentleman at Joe’s Produce who let me go ahead of him in line and then told the cashier that he would pay for my produce and the produce of the lady in front of me. Your kindness made my year!

Shoe boutiques full of candy canes for Gabby at Town Shoes in Morgan Crossing.

Your exceptional service is a pleasure to receive! You are always willing to go out of your way to make sure we can find the shoes we are looking for. Friendly, knowledgeable service can be hard to find and you deserve to be commended!

Candy canes to Jennifer at Hillcrest Elementary school in Cloverdale for offering our daughter her hot lunch after my online order didn’t process properly. Thank you so much!

Coal to the people in our city who constantly jaywalk.

Don’t be so lazy and walk to a crosswalk or light.

Congrats to Cloverdale Legion for job well done The Editor, The citizens of Cloverdale have reason to be very proud of Royal Canadian Legion Branch #6.

This is one of the largest and most active branches in B.C. As a resident of Langley I have joined this branch in conjunction with many other Langley residents to take advantage of the splendid entertainment and services provided by the host of volunteers who make your Legion branch one of the best in the province or anywhere else.

I recently attended the terrific entertainment provided by Branch #6 Versatiles. Two hours of outstanding comedy, songs and amusing skits by dedicated volunteers who ranged in age from reasonably young to an oldster of 92. The audience was enthralled and provided the entertainers with rounds of thundering applause.

A raffle of many items were given to holders of lucky tickets and all provided by the generosity of the Cloverdale business community, who showed their involvement in this outstanding local institution.

My thanks to Branch #6 and all those dedicated individuals who guide this splendid organization.

Mike Harvey, Langley

Give up on LRT, SkyTrain is only way The Editor, The City of Surrey will only get seniorlevel government funding for rapid transit if it abandons its current plans for atgrade Light Rail Transit (LRT) in favour of better options like SkyTrain expansion.

LRT advocates in Surrey like to hide its many downsides, such as: Slower services: LRT is bound by atgrade speed limits of 50 to 60 km/h. The proposed LRT system is not faster than the new 96 B-Line.

Vulnerable to accidents: Incidents at high-accident intersections like King George Boulevard and 88th Avenue will be

very disruptive to LRT operations.

Linear, not modal: Ridership expectations for LRT are much lower, which means less fare revenue to build the broader bus network – which is also a huge problem.

The finished TransLink study has indicated that even with three new LRT lines in Surrey and a 30 per cent increase to the cost of driving, 65 per cent of commutes will still be by car.

This isn’t enough. The regional transportation strategy demands that there can be no more cars in this region to maintain financial, economic and environmental sustainability over the next 30 years.

It’s clear that Surrey and the region’s needs warrant something much bigger than LRT. Surrey residents should support SkyTrain over LRT because: SkyTrain actually generates significant transportation benefits.

SkyTrain has worked in Vancouver to increase transit mode-share and reduce motor vehicle use.

SkyTrain’s driverless advantage means more frequent off-peak and weekend service compared to LRT. SkyTrain’s grade separation means consistent 97 per cent on-time reliability.

SkyTrain is the best catalyst for transit-oriented urban growth and slum revitalization when compared to other cities around the world.

More details and a petition people can sign are online at skytrainforsurrey.org.

Daryl Dela Cruz, Surrey

Surrey Christmas lights weren’t so bad Shame on Daniel Allen for his ghastly comment on our Christmas lights in Newton for the last couple of years. I personally thought they were representing a variety of culture in our City of Surrey and enjoyed them.

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‘Santa’s A Canadian,’ songwriter declares TheBuzz Tom Zillich Arts & Life Editor

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North Deltan Willy Hardie dresses up to perform “Santa’s A Canadian,” a song that has been viewed nearly 382,000 times on YouTube.

It still blows my mind, because when we came up with the video we thought it might get 5,000 views, not close to 400,000. It’s just crazy how it has spread, and not just in Canada. It’s getting sent as a postcard to places around the world, from Canadians who love the song and want to share it with people who live in other countries.

“Magicland,” “Pick a Bottle” and the mellow, Jimmy Buffet-esque “Coffee Brewin’.”

Hardie, a sales rep at a security company in Vancouver, began playing guitar in 2006 in order to teach his son, Stuart, how to play the instrument. He discovered an ability to write songs about practically anything, and soon found a passion for playing at openmic nights around the region.

At this time of year, at jam nights at the Fin pub in Newton and other venues, Hardie

will always strum a version of “Santa’s A Canadian,” which is available on iTunes as a 99-cent single and is the inspiration for a “Santa’s A Canadian” page on Facebook.

“It still blows my mind, because when we came up with the video we thought it might get 5,000 views, not close to 400,000,” Hardie said. “It’s just crazy how it has spread, and not just in Canada. It’s getting sent as a postcard to places around the world, from Canadians who love the song

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he jolliest, most swingin’ Christmas song you hear all season might be the one performed by a North Deltabased musician named Willy Hardie.

The video for the nationalistic little number, called “Santa’s A Canadian,” has been viewed nearly 382,000 times on YouTube over the past couple of years.

“He’s a hoser through and through,” Hardie sings about Santa Claus, with references to Bob and Doug McKenzie, Wayne Gretzky, Timmy’s coffee and Willy Hardie other all-Canadian icons. The video showcases the fun lyrics of the song, written by Hardie with the help of Patrick Ronahan and Terry Banks.

Hardie came up with the idea for “Santa’s A Canadian” seven years ago when a neighbour friend told him to come up with a Canadian-content Christmas song.

“People really like this song, and any time I play it, people want to hear it again,” Hardie told the Now. The song was recorded in 2011, not long after Hardie went into a studio with producer Ronahan to make the album Music Flows.

“Patrick asked me if I had any other gems that he hadn’t heard yet,” Hardie explained.

“I played ‘Santa’s A Canadian’ and Patrick wanted to record it right away, so we decided to record a single.”

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by Hardie include “Born a Sinner,”

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hese December days are just not long enough. Literally, of course, we are rushing toward winter solstice, and the hours of daylight dwindle daily until Dec. 22. It is a cycle – it happens every year.

It’s just part of the joy of living in a more northern part of the world.

But doesn’t it seem as though these days are actually shorter, not just in daylight but also in hours? Just can’t get everything done, and the “to-do” list is not getting as short as the days. No time to sit and listen to the music. Uh oh. We have to take time to listen to the music. Carve out some music time.

This Sunday, Dec. 8, Surrey Symphony Society brings three youth orchestras to the stage at Chandos Pattison Auditorium (10238 168th St., Surrey), at 7 p.m. More than 100 young musicians dedicated to orchestral music will perform the “Sounds of the Season” concert under the direction of three well-established conductors: Dr. John

Van Deursen, Carla Birston and Rick Dorfer.

The evening’s highlights include music from the theatre – Tchaikovsky’s “Nutcracker Suite,” Haydn’s “Symphony No. 99,” Strauss’ “Blue Danube Waltz,” Morricone’s “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly,” selections from Leonard Bernstein’s West Side Story and more.

Surrey Symphony Society, now in its 38th year of operation, has achieved the goals of developing young talent and maintaining high musical standards. The organization is proud of its young musicians, who enjoy a positive atmosphere of teamwork and develop and demonstrate tremendous talent and commitment. Participating in rehearsals, workshops and concerts, the society’s diversely multicultural membership currently includes young musicians from the age of seven to 18, from the communities of Surrey, White Rock, Delta, Ladner, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Maple Ridge, Burnaby, North Vancouver, Mission, Chilliwack and Abbotsford.

If you have never heard these orchestras perform, now is a good time for you to listen to the music. They are truly amazing, and it won’t cost you any more than going to a movie. Tickets for the concert on Sunday

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White Rock Chamber Music Program has long been an excellent source of music presentations in our community. The next concert is Dec. 14 at Crescent Gardens Retirement Residence (1222 King George Blvd., beside the “pink palace” hotel), starting at 7:30 p.m. Featured will be singer Ping Erickson and guitarist Sandy Erickson, Ernie Nicholls mandolin trio and the Page Players (Leanne, Liam and Conner Page) with Celtic harp, voice and various instrumentals. Everyone is welcome, but there is one restriction: Everyone who attends must have had the flu shot or wear a surgical mask, including children.

Admission is a suggested $5 donation.

The “flu shot or wear a mask” restriction began Dec. 1. It affects retirement homes and hospitals. This ruling is province-wide for those living in, or visiting, these institutions.

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This ruling is in effect for the months of December, January, February and March – the flu months. This has made it difficult for organizers of this chamber music concert series, as not everyone is willing to either get a flu shot or wear a mask. So, working around these restrictions has been a huge challenge, but the December concert is still happening. Unfortunately, the flu season claims an unforeseen casualty as the programs for January, February, and March are cancelled. There will be an added concert on June 14, however.

So do try to make the December concert.

The donations go to scholarships to help young people with their music training.

How can we have the experience of live music if no one learns how to play an instrument? You know, this mask thing could actually be fun – make it festive with a little mistletoe and holly. And banish those flu bugs away.

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Anastasia, the Frog Princess (Sheena Johnson, middle) with the evil Ivana Castacurski (Chelsea Tucker) and her son Boris (James Walker) in The Frog Princess, the panto staged at Surrey Arts Centre by Fraser Valley Gilbert & Sullivan Society.

I just saw the company’s pantomime production of The Frog Princess at Surrey Arts Centre – glorious singing, great music.

I think many of the cast members will be auditioning for the company’s spring show, HMS Pinafore, among the most popular of the Gilbert & Sullivan operettas. Auditions for Pinafore are Dec. 12, 15 and 17, at 7:30 p.m. nightly. Auditions will be held at the

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The Exposed! contest winner was announced on the show Monday, and it wasn’t Barker.

“It was a great experience, no matter what,” Barker, 27, told the Now Tuesday.

“I got to meet some great people, and they didn’t hate me,” he added. “It was good just to get meetings with the show producers.”

To enter, contestants had to submit a video clip of them performing a stunt in nothing more than their underwear. The prize was $5,000 cash and a chance to develop a pilot for the TV channel.

Last week, before the contest winner was announced, Barker told the Now: “The pilot is why I’m doing this. They can keep the money for all I care, it’s the pilot I want.… I’ve had an idea for a pilot for a long time.”

Arbor Room at Valley View Funeral Home, on 72nd Avenue in Surrey. Valley View generously donates rehearsal space, and it is greatly appreciated by Fraser Valley Gilbert & Sullivan Society. It may seem like a weird rehearsal space, but then again, wearing a surgical mask to a concert is also different.

It’s all for the greater good.

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Audition for Fraser Valley Gilbert and Sullivan Societies Production of the HMS Pinafore Directed by Jacqollyne Keath Production Dates:

April 30th – May 10th 2014 at the Coast Capital Playhouse in White Rock.

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Temple said in years past, her company would give gifts to all the mall tenants as thank-you gifts.

“Last year we donated on behalf of our tenants as well as our own company to the hamper (program) and this year we’re doing the same thing,” she said.

“If more businesses looked at it the same way, it would make it a lot easier.”

On Saturday, Dec. 7, the mall’s hamper drive runs from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. As well, Santa will be on hand to chat with visitors, and those who donate will be treated to hot chocolate from Tim Hortons and candy canes from Pricesmart Foods.

Royal City Youth Ballet Company Society proudly presents, for the 25th season, the full length ballet, the Nutcracker.

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The aim of the event, called Cloverdale Community Cares, is to raise awareness while helping to support the Cloverdale Christmas Hamper Program, said organizer Jen Temple.

“I think it’s a great cause and it takes a village to raise a child so why wouldn’t it take a community to help everybody,” Temple said.

Visitors to the shopping centre, at 188th Street and Fraser Highway, are encouraged to donate food, new toys and make cash donations, all of which will go to hampers.

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Michael J. Fox Theatre, Burnaby Fri, Dec. 6 7:00 pm Box Office: 604-664-8875 www.michaeljfoxtheatre.ca

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Alfie Zappacosta: Singer returns to Blue Frog Studios in White Rock for a two-nighter with special guests Amanda Wood (on Friday, Dec. 6) and Dawn Chubai (on Saturday, Dec. 7), 7:30 p.m. nightly start.

Tickets $40 via bluefrogstudios. ca/newshows.html.

Kenny Shields & Streetheart: Classic-rock band returns in concert Friday, Dec. 6 at Bell Performing Arts Centre, Surrey. Presented by Rock.

It Boy Entertainment. Tickets $39.50 plus fees via 604-507-6355, www. bellperformingartscentre.com.

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Saturday, Dec. 7 at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 6270 126th St., Surrey. Free admission.

Info: 604-472-1440.

Yuletide Blues benefit concert hosted by White Rock Blues Society on Sunday, Dec. 8 at Rhumba Room bar in South Surrey, featuring Brandon “Yukon Slim” Isaak, James “Buddy” Rogers, David “Boxcar” Gates, Jason Buie, Arsen Shoakhov, Sibel Thrasher and more.

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Info: 604-542-3055.

“A Rock n’ Roll Christmas”: Five all-star tribute artists in one show, featuring the music of Buddy Holly, Jerry Lee Lewis, Little Richard, Fats Domino and Brenda Lee, Saturday, Dec. 14 at Bell Performing Arts Centre, Surrey. All tickets are $41.50 via bellperformingartscentre.com and 604-507-6355. Show info online at www.LegendsofRocknRoll.com.

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ARTS & LIFE Bell Performing Arts Centre, Surrey, on Saturday, Dec. 7. Tickets are $17 via 604-507-6355 and www. bellperformingartscentre.com.

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Surrey’s Santa Parade of Lights: Eighth annual event in the heart of Cloverdale features an exciting parade of vehicles, including lighted trucks, 5 to 6:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 8, with pre-parade activities at Hawthorne Square, 5700-block of 176th St., rain or shine. More info: 604-574-9802, 604-576-3155, www.cloverdale.bc.ca, www. cloverdalebia.com.

Central City’s Big Rigs Kids event features lighted trucks and more, 6:30 to 8 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 8 at Old Yale Road/Holland Park, plus other attractions. Info: 604-580-2321.

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Surrey Libraries’ second annual Festival of Trees: City Centre Library is turned into a winter wonderland of Christmas trees decorated by local businesses, on now until Jan. 2, as a fundraiser to support early literacy programs at Surrey Libraries. On Thursday, Dec. 12, a Lego Christmas Ornament workshop with Sather (3-4 p.m.).

Register at 604-598-7427.

Sources Season of Trees display at Fraser Downs Racetrack & Casino, with wine/cheese event Dec. 5.

“Come network, enjoy delicious wines and bid on your favourite ‘locally decorated’ tree for your home or business.” Tickets $50, info at www.sources.bc.ca.

Heritage Christmas at the Farm event Saturday, Dec. 7 at Historic Stewart Farm in South Surrey, from noon to 4 p.m. “Get in the holiday spirit with a visit to the farm. Sample fresh baking, make a decoration and tour the Victorian farmhouse all decked out for a pioneer Christmas.”

All ages, by donation, at 13723 Crescent Rd., Surrey, info at 604592-6956, www.surrey.ca/heritage.

Christmas Open House at Historic Stewart Farm at 4 p.m.

Saturday, Dec. 14. “Drop in for a warm holiday visit. Enjoy the 1894 farmhouse decorated for an oldfashioned pioneer Christmas while listening to live music, sampling tasty treats and getting creative with festive family crafts.” All ages, by donation, at 13723 Crescent Rd., Surrey, info at 604-592-6956, www. surrey.ca/heritage.

Evening Carol Sing at Historic Stewart Farm, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 14. “Enjoy an evening of traditional carols in the Stewart Hall and festive treats in the farmhouse.” Pre-register at 604-5926956. Fee is $5 (all ages).

“Discovery Saturday: Pioneer Christmas” event at Surrey

Jennifer Tiles (left) and Elyse Raible in Rumpelstiltskin, the panto in White Rock. See listing under Theatre/Stage.

Museum on Saturday, Dec. 21 from 1 to 4 p.m. “Families explore Christmas customs from pioneer times. Watch holiday films, explore vintage Christmas cards, make festive take-home crafts and enjoy punch and treats.” All ages, by donation, at 17710 56A Ave., Surrey, 604-592-6956.

THEATRE/STAGE “The Frog Princess”: Pantomime production brought to the Surrey Arts Centre stage by Fraser Valley Gilbert & Sullivan Society to Dec. 8. Directed by Mike Balser, with musical direction by Timothy Tucker and choreography by Carol Seitz.

Tickets from $20 via 604-501-5566.

“Rumpelstiltskin”: Panto written

by Dave Baron staged by White Rock Players to Dec. 28 at Coast Capital Playhouse, on select nights. Info and tickets: 604-536-7535, www. whiterockplayers.ca.

“Scrooge! The Carol with an Attitude!”: Sunshine Hills Church Community Players stage production Dec. 6-7 at Kennedy Seniors Recreation Centre in North Delta, starring Ed Milaney as Scrooge. At 11760 88th Ave.; two evening shows and a 2 p.m. matinee Tickets are $10, call 604-594-2717.

“The Nutcracker”: Royal City Youth Ballet Company production staged at Surrey Arts Centre’s main stage from Dec. 13 to 15, multiple

show times. Info: 604-501-5566, www.royalcityyouthballet.org.

VISUAL ART Semiahmoo Arts hosts “2013 Members Show” of works from Dec. 2 to 18 at the group’s gallery at Centennial Park, White Rock. “This is a wonderful opportunity to see a wide range of affordable, original works in one place, at one time.”

Opening reception Tuesday, Dec. 10 from 7-9 p.m. (open to public).

During the event, an update will be given on the new arts spaces at South Surrey rec centre and arts centre. Info: 604-536-8333, semiahmooarts.com.

Surrey Art Gallery: Gallery located at Bear Creek Park, 604-501-5566, arts.surrey.ca.

FUNDRAISERS Sawbucks Neighbourhood Pub in South Surrey hosts one-day Christmas Food Bank Drive event on Saturday, Dec. 14, in which food and cash donations for South Surrey Food Bank are welcomed in return for a free beverage. Meat draw by Lions Club from 1 to 6 p.m., live music in evening hours by Chris Buck Band (www.chrisbuckband.com), at 1626 152 St., Surrey. Info: 604-5366420, www.sawbuckspub.com.

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LIBRARY EVENTS Winter Crafternoon: Create upcycled holiday decor using recycled materials with Denise Corcoran at Surrey Librariesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Guildford branch, 2-4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7. 604-598-7366, info about Corcoran at www.thriftybydesign.ca.

SALES/CRAFTS â&#x20AC;&#x153;Christmas in Cloverdaleâ&#x20AC;? Gift and Craft Marketplace: Fifth annual event Dec. 6-7 features more than 100 juried vendor tables with gift and craft items, Santa Claus appearances, magic, craft tables for kids, food, more, at Alice McKay building at Cloverdale Fairgrounds.

Free admission, canned goods accepted for Surrey Food Bank. Info: www.christmasincloverdale.com or call Heather, 778-385-3769.

Trinity Lutheran Church hosts its annual Big Christmas Sale at noon Saturday, Dec. 7, at 11040 River Rd., Delta. 604-584-0111.

Christmas at the Loafing Shed Glass Studio: Glass art and other works featured at Robert Gary Parkesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; studio in Surrey, 9060 184th St., on special event dates of Dec.

6, 7, 13, 14 and 15, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily, with glass-blowing demos at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Info: www. robertgaryparkes.ca.

White Rock Museum & Archivesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; annual Christmas Craft Fair runs until Dec. 22 at the beachside facility, 14970 Marine Dr., White Rock. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Find wonderful Christmas gifts for every member of the family.â&#x20AC;? For details, call 604-5412221 or visit www.whiterock. museum.bc.ca.

Surrey Seniorsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Bazaar held on select Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Chuck Bailey Recreation Centre (13458 107A Ave., Surrey).

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But in 1988, after more than a decade and a half on the road, Earl lost his ability to perform due to a lifealtering disorder. He was diagnosed with dystonia, a rare neurological condition that causes muscles to involuntarily contract.

“For the next 15 years, I couldn’t do anything,” he said. “I couldn’t co-ordinate my arms, my legs, I had to learn how to walk again, I had to learn how to speak.”

The disorder caused his head and arms move uncontrollably, and only stopping when he lay down.

He spent thousands of dollars on treatments, but nothing seemed to help.

The condition caused Earl to become a bit of a hermit.

“It was a nightmare,” he recalled, “but as I look back at it, it was the greatest lessons in my life. It changed me. I saw what people were really like, I saw how they treated people with disabilities.”

Jerry Earl performs Dec. 31 at a venue in North Delta.

Because he could no longer perform, Earl took on a variety of part-time jobs, which introduced him to a lot of people who weren’t big-shot entertainers. One of those people was a 22-year-old woman who also had dystonia, but didn’t let it get her down.

“She gave me the greatest inspiration I ever had in my life,” he said. “She said to me, ‘I want to tell you one thing: You are much more

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Earl learned to suppress his symptoms and started returning to live performance through sporadic shows over the last few years.

“When you’ve been off for a while, it’s like getting on a bicycle – you don’t forget how to do it, but you’re rusty,” he said. “Now I’m coming up, I’m getting back into it.”

His latest show is set for Dec. 31 at Kennedy Seniors’ Recreation Centre, located at 11760 88th Ave. in North Delta. Earl will do music and a stand-up set for the centre’s New Year’s Eve brunch, with the show starting at 11 a.m. Tickets are $18 for members of the rec centre, or $20 for nonmembers.

Earl assures he’ll have a clean act – he doesn’t “work blue,” as they say in showbiz – and the musical portion will feature a mix of originals and covers, including songs by Elvis, The Beatles and Ray Charles.

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NORTH DELTA — For the second year in a row, the Seaquam Seahawks were left holding the silver medals at the conclusion of the B.C. AAA Senior Girls Volleyball Championships.

The Seahawks played host to the event this year, and milked every ounce they could from the home court advantage before falling in dramatic fashion, losing 21-19 to Nanaimo District in the fifth and final set of the championship final Saturday.

“It was just outstanding; an amazing tournament,” said Seaquam coach Todd Clarke. “In 22 years of teaching I’ve

never been to an event like that. The atmosphere in the final was amazing. It was standing room only and there were people lined up outside waiting to get in.

“All the teams were really even and, to be honest, there were probably 10 schools that could have won and it wouldn’t have been a surprise. It was a tough, tough draw and to make it to the fifth set of the final was just incredible.”

Seaquam rolled through pool play without dropping a set, including a sweep of Nanaimo.

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In semifinal play Saturday morning, Seaquam ousted Point Grey in four sets to advance to the championship for the third consecutive year. Seaquam won the B.C. title in 2011 and finished second last year, a return to the top of the podium was not in the cards against a gritty Nanaimo team. Nanaimo took the first game, but the Seahawks rallied to take the next two sets. Seaquam could not close it out as Nanaimo bounced back to take the fourth set 25-22 and then needed the volleyball equivalent of overtime to capture the title 21-19 in the pivotal final set. see SEAHAWKS › page 38

The Earl Marriott Mariners brushed aside two years of frustration and finally stole centre stage at the B.C. Senior Boys AAA Volleyball Championships in Kelowna last weekend.

The Mariners quieted a hostile home crowd by knocking off the top-ranked host Kelowna Owls in four sets to win the school’s first ever boys volleyball championship banner.

The Mariners placed second in the tournament in 2011 and were knocked out in the quarter-final round last year before breaking through to win the whole thing Saturday night.

“It was just complete euphoria,” Mariners’ coach Bob Smith said of the final moments of the tourney. “We have three guys who lost in the final two years ago so it was great to see them finally win it. It was a special moment and the guys were all pretty happy with their performance. It’s a memory for them that they will all never forget.”

It wasn’t the first time the Mariners had upended the Owls. Earl Marriott lost to the Owls in Kelowna’s tournament during the season, but managed to upend the Okanagan power at the Thompson Rivers tournament. Earl Marriott prevailed again in power pool action to open the provincials so there were no mysteries when the two teams met again for all the marbles in the championship finale.

The Mariners were not in awe of the Owls, but they did have a tough path just to earn the right to play the top-ranked hosts in the final. After rolling past Claremont in straight sets to open the playoff round, the Mariners faced a difficult challenge in the quarter-finals against Oak Bay. The two teams split the first two sets of the match before Earl Marriott gained the upper hand by winning the third set 25-13 and then closed it out in the fourth set 25-13.

With that obstacle out of the way, the Mariners sailed see MARINERS › page 38

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With teammate Nigel Marples looking on, Surrey Unitedâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Brad Peetoom (right) nods the ball down during a 3-1 win ovwer Metro Ford in Vancouver Metro Soccer League premier action Saturday in Coquitlam. (Photo: GORD GOBLE)

Midnight came early for the Cinderella Earl Marriott Mariners as they came up one game short and settled for second place at the B.C. Senior Girls AAAA Volleyball Championships in Penticton last weekend. â&#x20AC;&#x153;It was close and we made a good run at it,â&#x20AC;? said Marinersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; coach Mark Cassell. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We got to the final and that was the only match we lost at the provincials so that was pretty good. We went in seeded number nine and came out second so Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m pleased with how we did. The girls are still feeling the sting of coming so close and losing, but Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m sure at some point in the future theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll look back at it and realize how well they did.â&#x20AC;?

Earl Marriott finished fifth in the Fraser Valley and were off the radar for possible championship contenders when the provincial tournament began, but the Mariners began turning heads when the playoff round got underway.

The Mariners dispatched Moscrop in their first playoff match and then faced a stern test against the cross-town rival Elgin Park Orcas in the quarter-finals. Earl Marriott avenged a loss in the Fraser Valley tournament by beating the Orcas in straight sets to advance to the semifinal round. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We could see how the draw was set up

and we realized we would probably be seeing Elgin in the quarters,â&#x20AC;? Cassell said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We knew it would be tough to get to the final, but the one game that was sure to be interesting was if we played Elgin. The girls were ready and really took it to them.â&#x20AC;?

The Mariners then knocked off Handsworth in four sets in the semifinals to advance to the championship game against the top-ranked South Delta Sun Devils.

Earl Marriott secured an early emotional boost by beating the Sun Devils in the first set, but South Delta answered in the second by coming back to win the second game 25-23. The Mariners faded after that and South Delta pounded out two straight wins to close out the match. â&#x20AC;&#x153;That second set was so important,â&#x20AC;?

Cassell said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;South Delta came back and figured out some of the things that we were doing. It was a hard-fought game and they pulled it out at the end. That was the difference because we kind of dropped off after that.â&#x20AC;?

Earl Marriott setter Cara Keturakis and libero Christie Faester were both named to the first all-star team while setter Shayla Stausgaard and power hitter Emma Davey were second team selections.

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Mariners golden at B.C.s ‹ from page 35 past Steveston London in straight sets to earn a final showdown with the Owls in the final.

In Saturday night’s showcase finale, the Mariners surprised even themselves by winning the first set handily 25-11. Kelowna immediately roared back to take the second set 25-23, but a late rally by the Mariners set the tone for the rest of the match. The Mariners rode that momentum to a third set win to put themselves within one set of the coveted gold medal.

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Grade 10 service specialist Tyson Smith came into the game and kept the Owls off balance with well placed serves. He hit for three aces and numerous other difficult offerings that allowed the Mariners to close out the match with a 25-20 win.

Mariners setter Jacob Smith, Tyson’s older brother, was named tournament MVP, while setter Byron Keturakis left-side hitter Justin Faester were chosen to the first all-star team.

Middle blocker Eric Lee was a second team selection.

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Seahawks settle for second ‹ from page 35 Nanaimo’s Victoria Behie was named the MVP while Seahawks Tamara Clarke, Amy Davidson and Leah Martin were all named to the first all-star team.

Meanwhile in North Surrey, Lambrick Park topped Langley Fundamental School to win the B.C. senior girls AA championship.

Co-hosts Pacific Academy and Surrey Christian squared off for the bronze medal

with Pacific Academy emerging with the win.

Surrey Christian’s Becky Garner was a first team all-star while Pacific Academy’s Shaylene Reimer also made the grade.

The second all-star team included Kiera VanRyk of Surrey Christian and Jessica Funk of Pacific Academy. Surrey Christian’s Stefanie Daoust was named the top defensive player.

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2013 CHEVROLET EQUINOX LT 2013 GMC SIERRA 1500 EXTENDED NEVADA CAB 4X4 EDITION

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MSRP $32,675 SALE PRICE

$84

$0 DOWN

WEEKLY OAC

$83

WEEKLY OAC

REARVIEW CAMERA, INTELLILINK TECHNOLOGY PACKAGE, PREMIUM PIONEER 8 SPEAKER SYSTEM, XM SATELLITE RADIO, 6 SPEED AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION AND MORE MSRP: $35,710

UP TO

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$26,388

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$26,999 Stk#3-103108

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MSRP $78,665 CLEARANCE PRICE

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Stk#3-150486

PRE-OWNED VEHICLES PRICED TO SELL! 1 2013 CHEVROLET IMPALA LS Power group, tilt, cruise, remote start, alloy wheels and much more. Stk#117399A STARTING AT

6 2011 RAM 1500

4 TO CHOOSE FROM

CREW CAB 4X4 SPORT 5.7L Hemi, power group, tilt, cruise, CD, matching canopy, floor shifter and much more Stk#P3093

$

0 DOWN $ DOWN 0

$14,995OR $45 WEEKLY OAC

2 2012 HYUNDAI SANTE FE GL

V6, AWD, power group, tilt, cruise, CD, heated seats and low mileage. Stk#P3095

SALE PRICE

7 2008 CADILLAC ESCALADE

$

0 DOWN

$24,995

SALE PRICE OR $84 WEEKLY OAC 3 2010 RAM 2500 CREW CAB 4X4 SLT $ 5.7L Hemi, power group, tilt, cruise, CD, navigation and much more. Stk#P3094

0 DOWN

$29,995 OR $101 WEEKLY OAC $ Power group, tilt, cruise, CD, A/C and more 2 to choose from. 0 DOWN Stk#P3073 SALE PRICE $35,995 OR $109 WEEKLY OAC SALE PRICE 4 2013 GMC YUKON SLE 4X4

1. $0 Down 96 month term @5.99% APR 2. $0 Down 84 month term @5.99% APR 3. $0 Down 84 month term @5.99% APR 4. $0 Down 96 month term @5.99% APR

5 2012 CHEVROLET SONIC LT Power group, remote start, tilt, cruise and very low kms. Stk#P3063

$ STARTING AT

$

12,995 44 5. $0 Down 84 month term @5.99% APR

WEEKLY

$

0 DOWN $32,995 OR $111 WEEKLY OAC

Fully loaded including leather, sun roof, navigation, rear DVD, power running boards, extremely clean vehicle. MINT. Stk#P3058

$

0 DOWN

$36,995 OR $141 WEEKLY OAC

SALE PRICE 8 2013 GMC YUKON XL SLE 4X4

Power group, A/C, tilt, cruise, CD, and much more $ DOWN Stk#P3075 SALE PRICE OR $112 WEEKLY OAC 9 2009 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN Power group, A/C, tilt, cruise, sto N’ go seating and only $ DOWN 6,000 kms. Stk#P3061

$36,995

SALE PRICE

0

0 $12,995 OR $49 WEEKLY OAC

6. $0 Down 84 month term @5.99% APR 7. $0 Down 72 month term @5.99% APR 8. $0 Down 84 month term @5.99% APR 9. $0 Down 72 month term @5.99% APR

2 CONVENIENT SURREY LOCATIONS NEAR YOU! GM - SOUTH SURREY

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Some vehicles may not be exactly as shown. 1. $0 down, 84 month term @2.99% APR net of all rebates including truck bucks 2. $0 down, 84 month term @2.99% APR net of all rebates 3. $0 down, 84 month term @2.99% APR net of all rebates 4. $0 down, 84 month term @3.99% APR net of all rebates. All are plus taxes, levies and $595 documentation fee.

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2013 GMC SIERRA 1500 EXTENDED CAB

2013 CHEVROLET CRUZE LTZ

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TURBO

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Stk#3-360802

MSRP $38,765 SALE PRICE

$23,997 OR

$

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BIWEEKLY

$24,840 OR

$0 down, 96 month term, 3.99% APR

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2013 BUICK ENCORE

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SALE PRICE

$28,900 OR

139

AWD

STK#3-197328

MSRP $36,785

168

$

BIWEEKLY

BIWEEKLY

2013 CHEVROLET EQUINOX LT

3.6 LITRE V6, PIONEER SOUND, REAR VIEW CAMERA, ON-STAR WITH TURN BY TURN NAVIGATION

STK#N00175

MSRP $38,685

$

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$30,977 OR

174

$

BIWEEKLY

$0 down, 96 month term, 3.99% APR

$0 down, 96 month term, 4.99% APR

ALL TRADES WORTH A MINIMUM OF $2,000* 2012 CHEVROLET CAMARO ZL 1

2004 PONTIAC GRAND AM SE1

STK#513404A

Automatic, rear spoiler, chrome wheels, all power options Stk#203889A

$5,777

SALE PRICE 2002 CHEVROLET VENTURE LS

Very RARE, 580 HP and loaded. Stk#N000139

Hardly broken in only 59,000 kms Stk#135839

$52,777

SALE PRICE 2 2007 CHEVROLET AVEO 5 LS

$4,777

A/C, Automatic and only 47,000 kms, barely broken in Stk#N00173 SALE PRICE OR BIWEEKLY

$6,777

$49

3 2013 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN SE+

Power group including power vent windows, Sto N’ Go and much more Stk#N00157 SALE PRICE OR BIWEEKLY

$20,777

$121

2009 HONDA CIVIC LX-S

Automatic, A/C, Sun Roof, and so much more Stk#228870B

SALE PRICE

$14,777

2. $0 down 72 month term @ 4.99% APR 3. $0 down 96 month term @ 4.99% APR

8 2013 FORD FOCUS HATCHBACK SE

2011 CHEVROLET CRUZE LS

5 Automatic, power group, A/C, alloy wheels and much more

SALE PRICE $10,777 OR

$

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5. $0 down 84 month term @ 4.99% APR

Automatic, A/C, full power group and more Stk#N00159

SALE PRICE $14,777OR

$86 BIWEEKLY

9 2010 CHEVROLET TRAVERSE LT AWD Automatic, power group, A/C, loaded with options Stk#N00171

SALE PRICE $18,777OR

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$17,988

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