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Weekend of caring helps hundreds
CONTRIBUTED PHOTOCloverdale businesswoman Yvonne Hogenes, right, poses with a clinic attendee and two other volunteers at last month’s Cancer de Mama clinic in La Penita, Mexico.
By Kristine Salzmann“� ank-you for making possible our dream of feel-
ing complete once again. I don’t have have words to pay you for all you have done for the women who are passing through this terrible disease. But thank-you and your good hearts. May God take care of and protect you always.”
� ese words are from just one of the more than 550 women in Mexico who trav-elled to the annual Cancer de Mama clinic held in La Penita (north of Puerto Vallarta) during the � rst weekend of February.
� e clinic � ts the women, all breast cancer survivors from im-poverished circumstances, with new or gently used bras, prosthe-ses, wigs, hats, clothing and make-up.
Women with little or no access to doctors post-surgery can also visit physicians at the clinic for treatment and education on lymphoedema (a type of chronic swelling common a� er breast cancer treatment).
� is is the fourth year Yvonne Hogenes has at-tended the clinic as a volunteer and business spon-sor.
Hogenes owns Malary’s Fashion Network in Clo-verdale and is the founder of TAB Custom Fitted Bras and Firma Energywear.
About � ve years ago, the local businesswoman was collecting bras for women aided by Servants Anonymous Society (SAS) of Surrey. She sits on the
board of the organization, which helps women escape homelessness, sexual exploitation, addiction and tra� cking, and reintegrate into so-ciety.
She was approached by a woman who heard of her campaign and asked if Hogenes could donate any extra bras to the Cancer de Mama clinic.
Hogenes decided TAB Custom Fitted Bras could do better than that.
“We decided as a company to donate 500 to 600 bras a year,” she said. And usually pink to the de-
CONTRIBUTED PHOTOKassandra Kaulius was 22 when she died.
Mom seeks justice for familiesBy Kristine Salzmann� e mother of a young woman killed by
an impaired driver in Cloverdale two years ago calls an Alberta o� ender’s sentence “ridiculous.”
On Feb. 27, Brenden Holubowich was sentenced to three years in prison a� er pleading guilty to � ve dangerous driving charges in a high-pro� le crash that killed four teen boys from Grande Prairie and seriously injured a � � h.
Charges, including impaired driving causing death, had been dropped.
“I personally think it’s a ridiculous sen-tence,” Markita Kaulius said. “For four young men to lose their lives and to only get three
years? What does that say for someone who only takes one life?”
For her, hearing stories of families who’ve lost loved ones to impaired driving has be-
come all too common.Kaulius lost her daughter, 22-year-old Kas-
sandra Kaulius, in May 2011 when her car was hit by an impaired driver near 152 Street and 64 Avenue in Cloverdale. � e Kauliuses live
three blocks from the crash site.� e driver, Natasha Warren, pled guilty and
was sentenced to three years and one month in jail followed by a � ve-year driving ban.
Last April, Kaulius started Families for Justice. � e group wants the Criminal Code of Canada changed to rede� ne im-paired driving causing death as vehicular manslaughter, and that those convicted of vehicular manslaughter receive a manda-tory minimum sentence of � ve years.
“Since starting Families for Justice, we’ve heard from many, many, many families across Canada who are outraged by the lack of sentencing given out,” she said.
“You’re so rejuvenated. You come out so ful� lled.”
- Yvonne Hogenes
“For four young men to lose their lives and to only get three years? What does that say to someone
who only takes one life?”
- Marika Kaulius
See PETITION / Page 3
Marika Kaulius says sentences for impaired, dangerous driving convictions are too lenient
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A volunteer and sponsor reports back from annual cancer clinic
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fuel
eco
nom
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sted
by
Nis
san
Mot
or C
ompa
ny L
imite
d. A
ctua
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age
will
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rivin
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nditi
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Use
for
com
paris
on o
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13 A
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100
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5.0
L/10
0 km
HW
Y),
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*Lease offer available on new 2013 Sentra 1.8 S (C4LG53 AA00), manual transmission/2013 Altima Sedan 2.5 (T4LG13 AA00), CVT transmission. 1.9%/2.9% lease APR for a 60 month term. Monthly payment is $188/$296 with $0/$0 down payment or equivalent trade-in and includes freight and PDE ($1,567/$1,695) and no Security Deposit required. Lease based on a maximum of 20,000 km per *Lease offer available on new 2013 Sentra 1.8 S (C4LG53 AA00), manual transmission/2013 Altima Sedan 2.5 (T4LG13 AA00), CVT transmission. 1.9%/2.9% lease APR for a 60 month term. Monthly payment is $188/$296 with $0/$0 down payment or equivalent trade-in and includes freight and PDE ($1,567/$1,695) and no Security Deposit required. Lease based on a maximum of 20,000 km per
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$8 OFF for every
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Present at time of write up.No valid with other coupons,
specials or discounts.Not valid on previous purchases.
See Service Advisor for full details.Valid until March 31, 2013
Oil Change$38!
Up to 5 litres of oil. Excludes diesel, hybrid and synthetic oil. Some vehicles
higher. Tax and disposal fees extra.Not to be combined with any other
o� ers. Not valid on previous service orrepairs. Present at time of write up.See Service Advisor for full details.
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*3 year “no charge” oil change applies to all new and pre-owned Nissan vehicles sold between February 14th and March 1st, 2013. Maximum 2 times a year. Oil and � lter change is only No Charge in conjunction with standard maintenance performed as suggested by manufacturer and is not available as a single no charge item. Please ask our Sales Team for further details.
BRAND NEW 2012NISSAN VERSA
HATCH BACKStk#VH2115
1.8 VOP power, AC, remote$17780
Save $4000Now $13780
or 0.0% Finance10 to choose from
2012NISSAN MAXIMA
SV SPORT AND NAV
Demo discount $7500 o� 2 to choose from
Stk# M12-889PPN Surrey Sale!$36,650
2007NISSAN VERSA
SEDANAutomatic, power group,
air conditioning, Stk#T07266Was $10998
PPN Surrey Sale!$8,985
2008NISSAN ROGUE
SLALL WHEEL DRIVE
Leather, sunroof, fully equipped. Stk # B08177
Was $19988PPN Surrey Sale!$17,988
2008KIA RIO 5
HATCH BACKAutomatic, AC,power group.Stk#T08255Was $10988
PPN Surrey Sale!$7,988
2012NISSAN FRONTIER
2wd automatic, air conditioning,
power group Stk # F12 -975
Was $27873
PPN Surrey Sale!$23,988
2003JEEP
LIBERTYAutomatic 4WD
Stk#T03322Only 149000km
PPN Surrey Sale!$7,950
2004MERCEDES
C240Power group,
fully equippedStk #T04194Was $12988
PPN Surrey Sale!$10,988
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2009PONTIAC G6
Automatic, CD Player,Air Conditioning,
Sun RoofStk #T09055Was $15,388
PPN Surrey Sale!$12,988
2005Chrysler Paci� ca
Touring Model,Leather, Loaded
92,000kmsStk #T05342
PPN Surrey Sale!$10,988
2003HONDA CIVICAutomatic, CD Player,
Air Conditioning,Sun Roof
Stk #T03343Was $9,388
PPN Surrey Sale!$7,988
2007NISSAN
PATHFINDERAlloy Wheels, Air
Conditioning, Tow Hitch
Stk#B07321PPN Surrey Sale!$20,988
2009ACURA MDX
AWD, 5 Speed, Sport Utility,
Air Conditioning Stk #B09318Was $31,998
PPN Surrey Sale!$29,988
2003JEEP
LIBERTYAutomatic 4WD
Stk#T03322Only 14,900km
PPN Surrey Sale!$7,950
2009TOYOTA
COROLLA LEAutomatic, CD Player,Air Conditioning, MP3
Stk#T09256Was $14,988
PPN Surrey Sale!$11,988
2012NISSAN FRONTIER
2WD Automatic, Air Conditioning,
Power Group Stk # F12 -975Was $27,873
PPN Surrey Sale!$23,988
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AVAILABLE ON SELECTED MODELS
Model codes are as follows, 2013 Rogue (W6RG13 AA00), 2012 Versa Hatchback (B5SG12 AE00), 2012 Xterra (8CLG72 AE00), 2013 Murano (L6RG13 AA00), 2012 Maxima (V4SG12 AA00), 2013 Juke (N5RT53 AA00), 2013 Altima (T4RG13 AA00), 2013 Versa Sedan (B4RG53 AA00), 2013 Sentra (C4LG53 AA00). All advertised prices are for cash and cannot be combined with Nissan’s special low interest � nance rates. 2012 Versa Hatchback, 2013 Rogue qualify for 0% � nancing up to 84 Mo. 2012 Maxima and 2013 Altima Sedan qualify for 0% � nancing up to 60 Mo. 2013 Sentra quali� es for 0% � nancing up to 48 Mo. 2013 Juke quali� es for 0.9% � nancing up to 72 Mo. 2013 Murano and Versa Sedan qualify for 0.9% up to 60 Mo. 2012 Xterra quali� es for 1.9% � nancing up to 48 Mo. All prices are plus $499 doc fee and all applicable taxes . Lease on Sentra is for 48 Months and requires no down payment, just startup fees. Total paid is $11,638 plus taxes. Lease has a residual of $6,236.16. Lease interest rate is 0.9% and you are given 120,000Kms for the duration of the lease. Vehicles may not be exactly as shown in pictures. Vehicles may not be in stock and may be subject to locate. Three year “NO-CHARGE” oil changes are for all new and pre-owned vehicles sold between March 1st and March 31st but European vehicles are excluded. Maximum two oil changes per calendar year. Extra charges will apply for Mobil One synthetic oil, ester oil, and all new and pre-owned trucks and large SUV’s due to large engines. O� er expires March 31st.
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$39,600-$8,000
$31,600
SELLING PRICE
SPECIAL SAVINGS
CUSTOMERPAYS
2012 NISSAN MAXIMA 3.5 SVCVT, 3.5, V6, leather, sunroof, all power options
0% Fin.up to 60 mo.
$13,465-$1,500
$11,965
SELLING PRICE
SPECIAL SAVINGS
CUSTOMERPAYS
2013 NISSAN VERSA 1.6SSEDAN
AM/FM CD, anti-lock brakes,VDC, TCS
0.9% Fin.up to 60 mo.
$20,545-$4,000
$16,545
SELLING PRICE
SPECIAL SAVINGS
CUSTOMERPAYS
2012 NISSAN VERSA 1.8SLHATCHBACK
CVT, A/C, CD, all power options
0% Fin.up to 84 mo.
$36,248-$4,000
$32,248
SELLING PRICE
SPECIAL SAVINGS
CUSTOMERPAYS
2013 NISSAN MURANO 3.5 SAll wheel drive, all power options
0.9% Fin.up to 60 mo.
$21,693-$1,500
$20,193
SELLING PRICE
SPECIAL SAVINGS
CUSTOMERPAYS
2013 NISSAN JUKE 1.8 SV6 speed, all power options
0.9% Fin.up to 72 mo.
$25,728-$3,500
$22,228
SELLING PRICE
SPECIAL SAVINGS
CUSTOMER
2013 NISSAN ROGUE 2.5 SCTV, all power options,
CD, A/C
0% Fin.up to 84 mo.
3 YEAR“NO CHARGE”OIL CHANGE
MANAGER’S DEMO’S AND PRE OWNED NISSANS
$37,098-$7,100
$29,998
SELLING PRICE
SPECIAL SAVINGS
CUSTOMERPAYS
2012 NISSAN XTERRA S 4X4Automatic, 4x4, A/C, CD, all power options
1.9% Fin.up to 48 mo.
0%up to 84 mo.
on selected vehicles
Financing
$26,593-$1,000
$25,593
SELLING PRICE
SPECIAL SAVINGS
CUSTOMERPAYS
2013 NISSAN ALTIMA 2.5 SCVT, A/C, CD, ABS,
all power options
0% Fin.up to 60 mo.
2013 Altima 3.5SL V6, leather, sunroof, power group stk#13 A001
WAS $34,597 NOW $32,388 (0% finance rate available)
2012 Versa SL Hatchback ctv, abs, a/c, power group, only 7,100kms stk#12 V087
WAS $20,714 NOW $15,995 (0% finance rate available)
2012 Sentra 2.0 cvt, a/c, alloy wheels, power group, only 15,316kms , stk#121021
WAS $16,998 NOW $15,888
2012 Altima 2.5 S a/c, cd, power group, only 18,613kms stk#121016WAS $20,888 NOW $18,5882012 Maxima 3.5SV leather, sunroof, power group, only 22,512kms stk#120976 WAS $39,735 NOW $28,9882011 Juke SV awd, cvt, a/c, alloy wheels, power group, only 15,980kms stk#11J065WAS $28,412 NOW $23,8952011 Juke SV cvt, cd, a/c, all power options, only 25,000kms stk#111025WAS $21,388 NOW $19,988
2011 Sentra 2.0 cvt, a/c, alloy wheels, spoiler, power group, only 11,218kmsWAS $16,588 NOW $15,3882011 Versa 1.8S Hatchback auto, a/c, cd power group, only 37,600kms WAS $14,588 NOW $12,8882011 Versa 1.8S Hatchback auto, a/c, power group, 47,500kmsstk#110868 WAS $13,988 NOW $12,9882009 Versa 1.8SL Hatchback cvt, a/c, alloy wheels, power group, 66,800kmsstk#90974A WAS $12,988 NOW $10,988
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Petition has reached OttawaFrom page one
L.A. photo takes flightBy Kristine SalzmannA photo snapped of two pro-
fessional skateboarders from Surrey in Los Angeles is now being seen by Vancouver Ca-nucks fans everywhere.
Cloverdale’s Ollie North team was in L.A. last April skate-boarding at The Berrics, a pri-vately owned indoor training facility.
Since the Canucks were also in town to play the L.A. Kings at the time, they decided to take some photos wearing their Ca-nucks jerseys.
They filtered one of the pho-tos of team riders Shawn Beau-pre and Ryan Barron through Instagram, and it caught the eye of someone with the Canucks’
official Instagram account, who asked them for the image.
To the team’s surprise, the photo is now being used in the Canucks’ “Our Team Our Way” campaign.
Ollie North Skate Shop own-er Shawn Jafarnejad was on the phone with teammate Shawn Beaupre while at Granville Sta-tion in Vancouver. After he hung up the phone, he looked up and there was Beaupre – on a poster plastered on the train.
“[I was] really excited and surprised to see it all over the SkyTrain stations and transit all over Vancouver,” Jafarnejad said.
Attending a recent Canucks game versus the St. Louis Blues, Jafarnejad was surprised again
when the image showed up on the Jumbotron after the second period.
The unexpected profile has been positive for his Cloverdale store, Ollie North Skate Shop.
While his store is not men-tioned on the poster, the rail and ramp in the photo are “iconic pieces” in skateboard-ing and recognizable to those involved the sport, Jafarnejad said.
The Berrics is “the ESPN of skateboarding right now,” he explained. And since those in skateboarding know Ollie North represents B.C. at The Berrics, they’re putting two and two together.
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Picture of Cloverdale’s Ollie North team snapped up for Canucks poster campaign
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Kaulius is appalled that Warren will be able to apply for day parole in July.
“Sadly, the message being sent out by our so-called legal system is that very little value is placed on a human life,” she said.
“If you commit the act of murder by either dangerous driving or impaired driving you will not be held accountable for your actions for any length of time.”
So far, Kaulius has collected more than 20,000 signatures from across the country.
On Feb. 12, Langley MP Mark Warawa took the petition to Ottawa and introduced it in the House of Commons, and on Feb. 26, Kaulius met with federal MPs from the B.C./Yukon Conservative caucus.
She said the group will continue to collect signatures until the law
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LET’S TALK: RADIOSLearn about the evolution of the radio with a tour through the museum’s exhibit gallery. Then enjoy a cup of tea while you listen to and chat about memorable radio broadcasts. Must pre-register at 604-592-6956. Friday, March 8, 2-3:30 p.m, 1 session $6.50 (55yrs+).
LEGO VIKINGS! Learn LEGO Master Builder techniques and use them to build Viking longboats, villages, and even a Norse god! Participants will take home a special Viking mini-� gure. Must pre-register at 604-592-6956. Saturday, March 9, 12:30 p.m-2 p.m. OR 3 p.m.-4:30 p.m., 1 session $20 (7-11yrs)
TOT TOUR: PIONEER PLAYTIMEPioneer children did not have electricity, but they still had lots of fun! Discover pioneer games, take part in a sing-a-long, then make and play with neat homemade toys. Must pre-register at 604-592-6956. Friday, March 15 , 10:30 a.m.-12 noon, 1 session $6.50 (3-5yrs).
LET’S TALK: MUSICLearn about Surrey’s interesting musical history, then listen to and chat about your favourite tunes over a cup of tea. Must pre-register at 604-592-6956. Friday, March 15, 2 p.m.-3:30 p.m., 1 session $6.50 (55yrs+)
DISCOVERY SATURDAY: CELTIC FESTExperience all things Celtic at the Surrey Museum! Be entertained by captivating Celtic music and dancing, learn about Celtic history through local community groups, and get creative with Celtic crafts. Saturday, March 16 1 p.m.-4 p.m. All ages, by donation.
SPRING BREAK FAMILY DROP-INDrop in to the museum for family-friendly activities, crafts, exhibit exploration, and fun! Tuesday, March 19 to Friday March 22 (Fossil Science); Tuesday, March 26 to Friday, March 28 (The Vikings), from 10:30am-12:30pm. All ages, by donation
KIDS CAN KNIT: INTERMEDIATEMake cool wristbands, funky bags, headbands and other fun projects as you learn new techniques in this intermediate class that takes you “beyond the basics”. Must pre-register at 604-592-6956. Wednesday, March 20, 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., 6 sessions $47.50 (8-12yrs).
CRAFT IT WITH WOOLPreschoolers enjoy hands-on fun as they learn how clothing was made in days gone by. Try weaving and felting and make a woolly sheep to take home. Must pre-register at 604-592-6956. Thursday, March 21, 1:30 p.m.-3 p.m. , 1 session $10.25 (3-6yrs).
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Border-crossing consumersought to be lured back home
For those of us who live in a com-munity so close to the U.S., cross-bor-der shopping has been, and always will be, an option.
But what used to be a routine wave-through hop across the line to take ad-vantage of a few lower price points – or a nice little change of scenery – has
become almost an imperative in today’s slug-gish economy.
� e fact is that cash-
strapped Canadians are inevitably tempted by lower prices for consumer goods in the U.S., whether or not they factor in the increased hassles of a more security-concerned border and the possibility of line-ups – even with Nexus lanes. In their urge to save, they may not calculate the hidden costs of travel or taxation that may nullify the ‘bargain’ they get south of the border.
U.S. merchants in Blaine and Bellingham, who are, naturally, more than happy to welcome northern shoppers to ease their own economic woes, have actually seen the spike in Canadian business almost cancel out the drop in their own domestic trade. Canadian business owners cry foul, of course, but it would be wrong to demonize cross-border shop-ping in and of itself.
Rather, the attention of Canada’s leaders must be focused on prob-lems north of the border that exacerbate the situation.
One is a system of taxes and tari� s that make it impossible for Canadian retail businesses to compete on a level playing eld with their U.S. counter-parts. A few anomalies will likely always exist either side of a border, but much lower prices across the board are liter-ally driving consumers south.
It is also time for the federal govern-ment – and big business – to look at the real hardship of middle-income Cana-dians struggling to make ends meet in the face of increased gas and food prices and drastically-eroded spending power.
While there is always some ckle-ness on the part of consumers, many of those venturing south to save right now are thinking of survival.
Local government must also address an over-saturation of retail business predicated on earlier economic con-
ditions. And local retailers should always be looking at how well they serve their customers.
� ere are many good reasons to ‘shop local.’ Cross-border shopping, on the scale that is now happening, is a short-sighted approach that tends to undermine our own standard of living.
And pouring Canadian dollars into the U.S. economy is doing noth-ing to help our own, or address problems of Canadian business that, if solved, could see more money on hand to spend with our local busi-nesses.
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"Since 1968" Long lines comingBy Jeff NagelBorder crossings that
are often jammed with shoppers heading south may soon get even more congested as the U.S.
government is forced to lay off thousands of bor-der employees.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Secu-rity has begun cutting employee hours and is slated to furlough 5,000 more staff by early April after Congress and Pres-ident Barack Obama failed to reach a compre-hensive deal by March 1 to reduce federal spend-ing, triggering automatic spending cuts.
The initial cuts at Customs and Border Protection (CBP) are already resulting in re-ports of longer process-ing lines at some U.S. airports.
CBP officials predict waits up to 50 per cent longer at major airports – four hours or longer at peak times – and a dou-bling of peak waits to five hours or more at the busiest land crossings.
“Travellers should adjust their trip itin-eraries to account for unexpected delays,” the department warned in a statement.
The longest south-bound lines at Lower Mainland crossings are weekend mornings and they could get much longer because the use of overtime is now banned.
“They hold shifts over longer or call shifts in earlier to keep as many lines open as possible – that won’t be happen-ing,” said Ken Oplinger, president of the Belling-ham/Whatcom Cham-ber of Commerce.
“We’re thinking it could add an extra 15 to 30 minutes onto the regular lines.”
Nexus card holders should continue to get speedy clearance but new applicants face lon-ger approval times due to an expected surge in demand.
It’s hoped the arbi-trary across-the-board cuts will be unpalatable to both Republicans and Democrats, spurring them to reach a deal be-fore border slowdowns cause serious economic damage.
“If this goes on into the summer that’s when
we’re really going to have an issue,” Oplinger said. “On a summer week-end we can get two- to three-hour lineups and we could be adding 45 minutes to an hour on top of that at those peak times.”
One factor that might slow cross-border shop-ping is the recent slide of the loonie.
The dollar is down to around 97 cents U.S. and a futher drop is expect-ed, Oplinger said.
Surrey Board of Trade CEO Anita Huberman predicts cross-border shoppers won’t be de-terred by either the weaker dollar or the slower crossings.
“I still think people are going to wait in line to get that best deal,” she said, renewing calls for Ottawa to address high-er import duties and tar-iffs affecting Canadian retailers.
Truckers are also be-ing warned they face significant delays at the borders in the weeks ahead if the U.S. budget impasse continues.
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The fear now, he said, is that all the time invested by truckers, manufacturers, export-ers and authorities on both sides of the border “could just become un-done by factors outside of our control.”
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Reporter staffer a finalistThe Cloverdale Reporter has been nominated
for an award in the 2013 B.C.- Yukon Community Newspaper Association’s Ma Murray competition.
Marla Poirier, our graphic artist, is one of three finalists in the category, best Ad Design Award, col-laborative.
The province-wide Ma Murray competition recognizes the best in production, publishing, re-porting, editing, advertising, photography, website design and community contribution.
There were nearly 2,000 entries this year.The winners will be announced April 20.
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Spring aheadDon’t forget to set your clocks ahead one hour be-
fore heading to bed this Saturday night.March 10 marks the return of Pacific Daylight
Savings Time, meaning we will lose an hour when the clocks go forward.
Daylight savings always begins on the second Sunday in March and ends on the first Sunday of November, when we get that hour back.
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Kooner steps forwardThe B.C. NDP has nominated Harry Kooner to
run as their candidate in Surrey-Cloverdale in the upcoming provincial election.
Kooner, a married father of two sons, is a bylaw officer with the City of Surrey. He also volunteers with the Surrey RCMP through the community and
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Most improvedLatimer Road Elementary in Cloverdale is one of
20 fastest-improving B.C. elementary schools, ac-cording to the Fraser Institute.
The conservative think tank has released a list of schools where academic performance has improved over the past five years. The performance is mea-sured using data from the contentious Foundation Skills Assessment tests administered by the Edu-cation Ministry each year for children in Grade 4.
Each year, the Fraser Insti-tute releases its annual report card ranking schools in B.C.
Latimer Road was one of six Surrey schools in the top 20 of the institute’s ranking
of the fastest-improving schools. The others were McLeod Road and Berkshire Park, both public schools, plus independent schools Iqra Islamic and Khalsa.
The complete results for all 853 elementary schools will also be available at www.compareschool-rankings.org where visitors can compare individual schools with others based on their results over the last five years.
“Our report shows that all schools are capable of improvement, regardless of the personal or family challenges their students might face,” Cowley said.
– Cloverdale Reporter
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OLD TIME DANCECome to Clayton Hall (18513 70 Ave.) on Thursday, March 7, 7:30-10:30 p.m. for an old time dance hosted by the Surrey Old Time Fiddlers. Admission is $3. For more info, call 604-576-1066 or 604-538-3363.
UkrAINIAN PysANky wOrkshOPs The Ukrainian Women’s association, Surrey Branch, has a tradition of sharing an important artistic aspect of Ukrainian culture. This spring we’re holding two workshops on the art of writing pysanky, the Ukrainian Easter egg, on Thursday March 7 and March 14, from 6:45 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Ukrainian Cultural Centre, 13512 108 Ave., Surrey. Each session $15 and can be attended individually. To register and for more information call 604-596-2048.
kwANTLEN skILLs COMPETITIONJunior and senior secondary school students will compete in a variety of trades and technology competitions at the Lower Fraser Valley Regional Skills Competition at Kwantlen Polytechnic University’s Cloverdale campus Friday, March 8. The competition “try a trade” offers a number of interactive hands-on activities intended to encourage youth to get engaged and excited about a future in skilled trades or technology. Cloverdale KPU will be open to the community from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on event day. For more info, email trades&[email protected] or call Karen at 604-598-6011.
LEArN AbOUT GENEALOGy TEsTINGUntil recently, genealogy testing for DNA has been restricted to direct maternal lines (MtDNA) or paternal lines (Y-DNA). But autosomal testing as it’s offered today can deliver results across all family lines in more meaningful time frames. Come and find out how it works and learn about what it might do for you. This session will include a refresher on all DNA testing options for Genealogy. March 9, 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Cloverdale Library (5642 176A St.). Call 604-598-7328 or email [email protected]. $10.
sPrING FAIrThe organizers of the annual Christmas in Cloverdale Gift and Craft Marketplace are organizing a new Cloverdale Spring Fair taking place April 6, 10 a.m. 6 p.m. at Shannon Hall on the Cloverdale Fairgrounds (6050A 176 St.). This free event features more than 60 juried vendors selling their gift and craft items, Joseph the Magician, face painting, make-your-own-craft, food concession and more. Canned goods will be accepted for the Surrey Food Bank. Vendors can visit www.cloverspringfair.com, email [email protected] or call Heather at 778-385-3769.
ANNOUNCEMENTSDo you enjoy engaging with people in a fun environment; do you like trains; are you interested in heritage preservation? Fraser Valley Heritage Railway Society (www.fvhrs.org) will begin passenger service from Cloverdale to Sulllivan Station on week-ends and holidays starting May 11 until October 14, 2013. We will need volunteers to greet and guide passengers, sell tickets and souvenirs, and assist in boarding passengers. For more information contact Myrna, Volunteer Coordinator at 604 597-9704 or register at [email protected]
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You’ll be glad to know there are different options available, depending on how much you can afford. A low down payment mortgage is required when your down payment is less than 20%. You can purchase a home with as little as 5% down. All low down payment mortgages require mortgage default insurance. Mortgage default insurance premiums can be added to the amount you borrow.
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Dogs need to be socialized, not only with their human friends but more importantly their own species. No matter how much you think you know your dogs, no one understands them more than one of their own!
They can achieve mental balance after communicating with each other in a way no humans ever can - have you tried to interact with your dog without actually saying anything? They can achieve physical balance after playing with each other in a way no humans ever can – have you tried to chase your dog and be chased non-stop for hours? That’s what we have at the daycare and you will have a happily tired dog back home in time for dinner. – Kevin Ng, Paws to Play
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A healthy lifestyle is best started by eliminating some old habits rather than trying to create new ones over top of them.
Take a look at what you eat, what you do for fun, and what you do for work, etc. and identify things that may be holding you back.
Do you sit too much watching TV? Do you eat too much bread? Do you work too many long stressful hours?
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Only certain types of pension income are eligible for income splitting, such as private pension income or, if you are 65 or older, payments from a RRIF. When you and your spouse file your 2012 tax return, you may be able to allocate up 50 per cent of your qualifying pension to your spouse. You will need to complete form T1032 from the Canada Revenue Agency to elect to income split.
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A second clinic has been added
CONTRIBUTED PHOTOAt right, a breast cancer
survivor appraises a hat in the mirror, while at bottom,
a woman has her hair styled. They were among
the more than 550 Mexi-can women who turned
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light of the recipients. She also continues to collect
unwanted, gently used bras at Malary’s (5755 176 St.) through-out the year.
Cancer de Mama helps them survive breast cancer with com-fort and dignity.
Women with breast cancer in Mexico face a stigma that often results in them being outcast from their family, Hogenes ex-plained.
Part workshop, part clinic, the aim is to provide women with a free range of services, from coun-selling and physical therapy to wigs, scarves, hats, and properly-
fitted bras and prosthetics.They also have a chance to get
their hair styled and make-up done.
She said the clinic has grown to include more than 250 volun-teers – nurses, doctors, transla-tors, sewers, fitters – who work from dawn to dusk over the course of the three-day clinic.
“But you’re so rejuvenated. You come out so fulfilled,” she said.
The demand is so great that this year an additional Cancer de Mama clinic has been added in March in Guadalajara.
Local women have been trained to run the clinic – “as people who live there, they’re go-ing to be able to do even more,” Hogenes said.
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Staff Sgt. Major Dave Woods, centre, chats with a well-wisher at his retirement party last week at the Cloverdale Legion. Woods has retired after 43 years with the RCMP. He’s is a familiar face in Cloverdale, where he spent seven years as District Commander of the Surrey RCMP’s Port Kells/Cloverdale office. During his time here he convened regular community consultative meetings, bringing resi-dents and business representatives together to search for positive avenues to increase community safety awareness. He also penned a column for the Reporter called the Commander’s Corner. Woods and the Surrey RCMP worked alongside a host of other agencies, businesses, groups and churches to create an extreme cold weather shelter in Cloverdale. In 2008 he was named Police Officer of the Year, an honour chosen by the citizens of Surrey. He originally intended to retire in 2010, only to receive a call from former Surrey RCMP Chief Supt. Fraser MacRae proposing a new assignment. Woods spent the next two years working at the Surrey RCMP’s headquarters.
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from Christmas to EasterA mysterious star in the east. A newborn baby in a manger. Angels singing over a � eld of
astonished shepherds. The Christmas story intrigues us and leaves us wondering, like the shep-herds, what this all means. Who is this little child who has come so humbly, yet with angelic rejoicing, into the world? Why has he come, and what will he do?
The four Biblical gospels � ll in the next thirty-some years, and it’s when they reach the Easter story that we really understand the point of the Christmas one. The baby Jesus was God become man, come into the world after hundreds of years of prophecy and expectation, to accomplish what only he could do. He paid the price for humankind’s sin by dying on the cross, achieving reconciliation with God for us, and then rising from the dead on the third day. The Easter story is
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the triumphant conclusion of the Christmas story. Yet Easter is more about beginnings than endings. New
hope. New life. The good news of Jesus’ work, and what it means for the world, being spread across the globe.
Two thousand years later, this gospel is still new for all who turn in faith to Jesus Christ, believing that he died for them too. There is joy today and hope for the future in the One who says “I am making everything new!” (Rev. 21:5). - J. Broersma
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Actor’s (guest) star landsBy Jennifer LangCloverdale’s Spencer Drever is
ready for his close-up.The 9-year-old actor co-stars
in an episode of the comedy Mr. Young that aired Tuesday (March 5) on YTV.
It’s a big step for Spencer, a Grade 4 student at Adams Road Elementary. He got his start in Grade 1 at the suggestion of one of his teachers, who recom-mended he try acting.
His first big role was as Harry Gilbertson in Diary of a Wimpy Kid 2: Rodrick Rules.
“He kind of lucked out because they needed someone in a talent show who could rollerskate,” recalls his dad, Lee Drever.
And the roles have grown from there. He’s appeared in numerous commercials, from pitches for Staples and Apple-bee’s to Simmons and Target.
Spencer’s personality (“He’s a bit of a ham,” explains Lee), relative maturity and ability to memorize lines make him a favourite with local casting directors.
This is a big month for Spen-cer, who’s appearing in several other shows in March, including an episode of the crime thriller Red Widow on March 24, and a role in the two-part miniseries Eve of Destruction airing March 23 and 24 on Showcase Canada (starring Steven Webber and Treat Williams).
He’s also appearing in Stalkers, a made-for-TV movie airing on Lifetime Canada in April. Stalk-ers stars Drea De Matteo, Mena Suvari and Jodi Lyn O’Keefe. Spencer plays Henry, the son of Diane (De Matteo) a hot-head cop with a troubled past.
Mr. Young is a Canadian comedy about a child prodigy named Adam Young who is back in Grade 9 – this time as a teacher who’s the same age as his students: 14.
“Mr. Freshman”, the episode co-starring Spencer, involves a flashback to Adam’s first day of college when he was nine.
Spencer plays the younger ver-sion of the character played by the series’ star Brendan Meyer.
YTVCloverdale’s Spencer Drever, centre, appeared alongside Jakob Davies and Devina Briggs as younger versions of characters on YTV’s Mr. Young in a flashback episode.
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Liberal hopeful may opt to keep council seatBy Kevin DiakiwMarvin Hunt is pre-
pared to sit as MLA and serve as city councillor at the same time should he be elected to the leg-islature in May.
By law, he’s allowed to do both jobs, but said it would be up to council.
The 23-year veteran city councillor said last week he will represent the B.C. Liberal Party in Surrey-Panorama in this May’s general provincial election.
The riding will be without an incumbent as Stephanie Cadieux is moving over to Surrey-Cloverdale, which is be-ing vacated by retiring Kevin Falcon.
Hunt was approached by his longtime friend Sukh Dhaliwal to run in the Surrey-Panorama riding.
Dhaliwal was to run for the Liberals there, but stepped down when it was discovered he was facing charges under the Canada Tax Act for fail-
ing to file taxes for one of his companies.
Dhaliwal’s request to Hunt was followed by an assurance from Christy Clark that the councillor could have the Liberal candidacy for the riding.
Hunt said it was a dif-ficult decision because he felt he is having great success on city council.
This May, Hunt will be squaring off against the NDP’s Amrik Ma-hill, who is president of Black Top and Checker Cabs and Sara Sharma, an entrepreneur and re-altor running with the Green party.
While Hunt is con-sidered a star candidate, bringing with him sub-stantial name recogni-tion, history shows the riding of Surrey-Panora-ma is by no means a sure bet for the Liberals.
The riding was won by the Grits in 2009 by Stephanie Cadieux, who garnered 54 per cent of the vote, compared to NDP’s Debbie Lawrence, who got 40 per cent.
Su r re y - Pan or am a was created in 2001, and was initially won by Dr. Gulzar Cheema for the Liberals. It was subsequently held by
NDP’s Jagrup Brar, who left for Fleetwood when the boundaries were re-drawn in 2008. Panora-ma boundaries then ex-panded south to include both Newton and South Surrey.
Newton has tradition-ally been a safe NDP riding, while South Sur-rey has been a long-time Liberal stronghold.
If he wins the rid-ing of Panorama, Hunt could hold both seats on Surrey council and in the B.C. legislature. If he chooses not to stay on city council, it would force a byelection to fill
his seat in Surrey.Hunt said that deci-
sion would be up to council.
If it was Surrey coun-cil’s will, he would keep his civic duties until Jan. 1, 2014 so as not to force a $600,000 byelection. The municipal election is in November of that year, so his seat could remain vacant after Jan. 1 of that year.
Coun. Linda Hepner said at first blush she would find it hard to support having him do both jobs, noting the task on council is huge. She also pointed out
there could be conflicts for Hunt representing both levels of govern-ment.
Mayor Dianne Watts said Hunt would just have to step aside for those votes.
“I know that he is very vigilant not to cause a byelection,” Watts said. “I fully understand the argument that it is a lot of work. It’s a matter of weighing things out to the cost of a byelection, and I don’t think the taxpayers want to foot the bill for a byelection.”
As to critics who say he’d be triple dipping –
with remuneration com-ing from three levels of government – Hunt said he would would step down from his Metro Vancouver duties and donate his civic salary to local charities.
But can he be both an effective MLA and city councillor?
“That’s a question I believe council will have to decide,” Hunt said.
He says he has not been offered any cabinet positions if he and the Liberals win.
“No, I’ve been offered hard work,” Hunt said.
– Black Press
Marvin Hunt
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477 PETS
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BERNESE MOUNTAIN DOGS, pure bred at Diesel Kennel, 3 male, $1500. each. Call (604)869-5073
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548 FURNITURE
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