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Bill 17 builds upon\nBritish Columbia's unique heritage advantages and wealth of clean, renewable energy resources.\nThe act advances 16 specific energy\nobjectives by expediting clean energy investments, protecting B.C. ratepayers,\nensuring competitive rates, encouraging\nconservation, strengthening environmental protection and aggressively promoting regional job creation and First Nations' involvement in clean electricity\ndevelopment opportunities.\n\"TDhe new Clean Energy Act opens the\nway to an exciting new age of economic\ngrowth and job creation by unleashing\nBritish Columbia's full potential in clean\nenergy, power smart technologies, environmental stewardship and climate action,\" said Premier Gordon Campbell. \"It-\nwill maximize the value of our public\nheritage assets for the benefit of British\nColumbians by forever securing competitive rates and generating new streams\nof revenue for crucial public services.\n\"Our goal is to build on our unique competitive advantages with record investments in our historic 'two rivers' public\npower system and with new clean and\nrenewable electricity investments and\npartnerships,\" Campbell continued. \"We\nwant British Columbia to become a leading North American supplier of clean,\nreliable, low-carbon electricity and technologies that reduce greenhouse gas\nemissions while strengthening our\neconomy in every region.\"\n\"British Columbia has a proud history of\nproducing clean, reliable electricity at\nrates that are among the lowest in North\nAmerica,\" said Blair Lekstrom, Minister of Energy, Mines and Petroleum\nResources. \"The Clean Energy Act\nbuilds on the work of the Green Energy\nAdvisory Task Force with a new statutory framework to encourage new investments and jobs, strengthen BC Hydro and secure British Columbia's power\nneeds at low rates for generations to\ncome.\"\nMid Valley Insurance\nAgencies Ltd. 1    M\n#1-32442 George Ferguson Way, Abbotsford, BC V2T 4Y4\nTel: 604-853-1600   Fax: 604-853-9877\nSukhi Gill\nRepresenting over 15 Insurance\nCompanies to provide you.\nwith the most competitive price.\nw aujfof et wfwdil cwftw 3u\u00a7\nareut&fl^ira^f&tfi\n\\M\nBill Hawthorne\nCell: (604) 807-2178\nGeorge Ferguson Way\nICBC\nClaims\nGeorge Ferguson Way\nN\nHusky\n(Dahlstrom Plaza)\nMm Valley Insurance\ni\nHOMEOWNERS PRO RATE FLEET\nTENANTS HOURS CONTRACTORS\nFARMS Mon. to Fri. 9:OOam - 7:00pm BUSINESS\nTRAVEL Sat 9:00am\" 5:30pm CARGO\nrvs AUTO PLAN liability\nApril 30th, 2010\nto May 6th, 2010\n^Punjabi Patrika\nPAGE 3\nTUNE-UP CENTER\nLTD.\n@64 864-BSO\u00a9\nKaramjit\nCertified Technician\nHjM :ySP\u00abl NG'SREGIAfc | V-\nii CHASi\u00a7g$29.95\njilll   R^8S5>--:\nDESIGNATED VEHICLE\nS\u00a3J I INSPECTION FACILTIY\nI**' M\nm\nAuthorized Dealer\n^IdltH'Hc;\nfefo\"-^IU\nfiBHo'?3or\n* dd'HfHHo\"\n* fyAoWdldtttl\n* otfuifeg tfut tterwr\n3rd or 4th\nYear Apprentice\nNeeded Urgently\nr\\ -v \u00bb    ^\u00bb -v   _________________\n3lH W tJET W&\n^^WlPd-dH ^T\n3#3\"fefri\n^fckfH^dc* ndQA-tffar ^g^.^.\nUnit #24 - 3275 McCallum Road Abbotsford\nB.C. V2S 3M7 (Across from Air Care)\nCitv\nBoost to Public safety\nThe City of Abbotsford has amended\nthe Business License Bylaw to further\nenhance cornmunity safety, announced\nMayor George Peary today. \"This\nchange in our business license requirements was an idea raised through public consultation with the Mayors Task\nForce on Crime Reduction,\" said\nMayor George W. Peary. \"These new\nstandards meet City Councils goals of\npursing any and all means to make our\ncommunity safer.\"\nUnder the amended Bylaw, Abbotsford\nPolice are now able to remove customers from bars and restaurants who\npresent a safety risk to other patrons,\nsuch as gang members and their associates.\"\nThe amendment boosts efforts started\nby the community to ensure that patrons, staff and establishment owners\nare able to enjoy an environment free\nof safety risks presented by such individuals.\nThe following clause was added to the\nconditions of the Liquor & Food Primary establishment Business License:\n\"taking reasonable steps to ensure the\npersonal safety of its employees, patrons, including steps to evict, or allow\nthe Abbotsford Police Department and\nmembers of other Police agencies to\nevict, and prevent re-entry by individuals whose conduct gives rise to a reasonable apprehension that they present\na safety risk to other persons;\"\nPrior to the Bylaw amendment, some\nestablishments in Abbotsford had already voluntarily entered into an agreement with the Abbotsford Police Department through the Barwatch Program, to allow Officers to remove individuals whose presence posed a safety\nrisk to other patrons. 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ABBOTSFORD, B.C.\nojwg ocgflr? oi\u00abll6di\ncrag usi ?ihV\nHdPs*H )X\u00a7 ?#!\u00a5 tg\nWgt WT tft to\" oft:\n604-864-7125\nCERTIFIED TECHNICIAN\n1481 Tracey St.,\nAbbotsford BC V2T 6G4\nTel: 604.812.2288\nFax: 604.852.1878\nPUNJABI\nPATRIKA\nEmail: PunjabiPatrika@telus.net \u2022 Website: www.PunjabiPatrika.com\nPublisher & Chief Editor: Andy Sidhu\nPunjabi Editor: J. Singh\nProduction & Graphics: Tehjay B. Fox\nAdvertising\/Administration: Tejvir Pandher\nAdvertising Executive: Lucky Gakhar\nSales: Parmjit Kanda\nLayout: Manjeet Toor\nTranslator: RS. Bhullar\nTypist: M. Kaur\nPublished: Every Friday (Weekly)\nAll advertising in the Punjabi Patrika is subject to the Publisher's approval and the\nadvertiser agrees to indemnify the publisher against claims arising from publication of\nany advertising submitted by the advertiser. The Punjabi Patrika is not responsible forthe\narticles that are contributed to the newspaper by our readers. 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Drivers will\nbe responsible for ensuring that passengers\nunder the age of 16 are wearing an approved\nhelmet. Unapproved helmets will be subject\nto potential seizure by police.\nInexperience is a high-risk factor for new riders while learning, so they will be restricted\nto less powerful motorcycles. TDhese restrictions are to be determined and will be set\nout in regulations. To ensure that passengers, including those under 16 are protected\nwhile on a motorcycle, they must be able to\nposition their feet on foot pegs or floor\nboards.\nIn 2008, the Office of the Superintendent of\nMotor Vehicles began an extensive review\nof motorcycle safety in B.C. in partnership\nwith the B.C. Coroner's Service, ICBC and\npolice. The review found that the number of\nfatalities each year has increased from 27 in\n1999 to 49 in 2008 as the number of riders\ngrew from about41,000 to 80,000 during that\nperiod. New motorcyclists in the 16-25 age\ngroup are the most at risk with a fatality rate\nthat is 13 times higher than older riders.\nDriver fitness tests -A change to the MVA\nwill help health-care professionals by clarifying the medical conditions or impairments\nthat affect someone's ability to drive, and\nmust be reported to the Superintendent of\nMotor Vehicles. Occupational therapists and\nnurse practitioners have also been added to\nthe current list of psychologists, optometrists and medical practitioners who have a\nduty and authority to report under the act.\nTo further enhance road safety, the exemption for not wearing a seat belt for a medical\nreason is being discontinued, as current\nmedical advice is that there are no medical\nreasons to not wear a seatbelt. The medical\ncommunity, including the BC Medical Association, were extensively consulted on the\nchanges being introduced today.\nDriver's licences for agricultural workers -\nA change to the MVA will extend the current\nsix-month limit on \"home country\" driver's\nlicences for seasonal agricultural workers to\na maximum of one year. Currently, these\nworkers can drive in the province for up to\nsix months before being required to obtain a\nB.C. 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INTRODUCES CANADA'S TOUGHEST\nIMPAIRED DRIVING LAWS\nThe Province is introducing\nCanadas most immediate and\nsevere impaired driving\npenalties to save lives, curb\nrepeat offenders and give\npolice more enforcement tools,\nSolicitor General Michael de\nJong, QC, announced.\n\"Despite increased enforcement and significant efforts to promote awareness,\nwe've begun to see a rise in impaired driving across British Columbia,\" said de Jong.\n\"That trend is unacceptable and that's\nwhy we're bringing in these new laws: to\nget impaired drivers offthe road with clear,\nswift and severe penalties.\"\nIn memory of Alexa Middelaer, de Jong\nalso announced a provincial goal: to reduce alcohol-impaired driving f atalities by\n35 per cent by the end of 2013. Middelaer\nwas four when she was killed by an alleged drunk driver in Delta two years ago.\nUnder changes to the Motor Vehicle Act\n(MVA), drivers who provide a failing\nbreath sample above 0.08 per cent BAC\nOn April 27, Solicitor General Michael de Jong introduced Canada's\nmost immediate and severe impaired driving penalties to save lives,\ncurb repeat offenders and give police more enforcement tools. The\nMinister spoke about new, clear, swift and severe penalties that will come\ninto effect in fall 2010.\nor refuse to provide a breath sample at\nthe roadside will face an immediate, 90-\nday driving ban and a $500 fine. As well,\nthey will have their vehicle impounded for\n30 days. They may also face criminal\ncharges.\nDrivers caught once in the \"warn\" range\n(between 0.05 and 0.08 per cent BAC) in\na five-year period will face an immediate,\nthree-day driving ban and a $200 fine; a\nsecond time, a seven-day ban and a $300\nfine; and a third, a 30-day ban and a $400\nfine. Research shows that driving with a\nBAC in that range means a driver is seven\ntimes more likely to be in a fatal crash\nthan if they have no alcohol in their body.\nIn addition, drivers who blow once in the\n\"fail\" range, or three times within five\nyears in the \"warn\" range, will be required\nto participate in the rehabilitative Responsible Driver Program. They must also use\nan ignition interlock device, which tests a\ndriver's breath for alcohol every time they\noperate their vehicle, for one year.\n\"B.C.'s measures target impaired drivers\nmore effectively than any Canadian jurisdiction has to date,\" said Andrew Murie,\nCEO of Mothers Against Drunk Driving\nNational\nMORTGAGE Services Inc.\nYOUR       # 100% Financing\nOPTIONS: * FREE DOWN PAYMENT PROGRAM\nOT 3tf tf H^ali | RESIDENTIAL \u2022 COMMERCIAL\n\u2022LOTS\u2022BUILDINGS Vlgiffltfteatl\nWe Specialize in AGRICULTURE FARM Mortgages!\nUPTO\n$35,000.00\nCASH**\nBONUS\n# Ask for Details!\nRates Subject to Change.\nM.P. 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We encourage other provinces to study what B.C. is doing and follow its example.\"\nThe new, roadside-issued, 90-day bans mean officers will no longer need to take drivers to the station\nfor a full breath analysis in order to impose a driving\nban longer than 24 hours.\n\"We believe that this new initiative will help all law\nenforcement officers to apprehend and reduce the\nnumber of impaired drivers in our province,\" said\nInsp. Mike Diack of the RCMP's B.C. Traffic Services. \"There are people killed on B.C. highways\neach year as a direct result of impaired drivers. With\nadditional enforcement powers, our police officers\nwill be better equipped to reduce those casualties.\nHarm reduction is our number-one priority.\"\nThe changes to B.C.'s impaired driving laws are\nexpected to come into effect in fall 2010. 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Twenty interns from countries such as Afghanistan and Ethiopia participated in YNIP's second year, with placements in Ottawa, Gatineau and\nother regions across Canada.\n\"The Immigrant Internship Pilot project (ITPP) is\nanother great example of how we can attract and\nretain internationally-trained workers and help them\ncontribute to Canada's long-term economic success,\" said Diane Finley, Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development.\nAt Human Resources and Skills Development Canada,\n24 interns, newcomers in mid-career, participated in\nthe IIPP This program offers work placement opportunities to foreign-trained professionals in fields\nrelated to their international training to help them gain\nCanadian work experience and support their integration into the Canadian labour market.\nDiscussion on the expansion of internship opportunities to other federal departments and agencies is\nunder way. 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Tech, CGA)\n#101 -8310-130th Street\nSurrey BC V3W8J9\nTel: 604-930-1313\nFax: 604-501-6161\nPlease phone ahead for special appointments\nPAGE 9\nm\n PAGE 10\nWfM-fj$ Punjabi Patrika\n_fl2^0i-i'yl ufeor\nApril 30th, 2010\nto May 6th, 2010\nAn inside look at Vaisakhi - Understanding is key to peace\nequality, love and justice and wear five    riers of Hinduism and free the power of\ndistinct articles of faith. the inner soul.\nKen Herar can be reached at\nkenherar@gmail. com or view his blog\nat http:\/\/kenherar.blogspot.com\nFor the most part Vaisakhi celebrations\nin Vancouver and Surrey went smoothly\ndespite a little controversy from a handful of organizers.\nThis annual event celebration marks the\nbirth of Khalsa (Sikh Religion), and the\nbeginning of the harvest season in\nPunjab. On April 14,1699, the tenth Sikh\nGuru or prophet of the Sikhs, Guru\nGobind Singh, declared that all Sikhs\nshould outwardly manifest the values of\nThe Sikh religion is the world's fifth largest faith tradition, which represents the\nmajority of the South Asian population\nhere in the Lower Mainland. Vaisakhi,\nis not just celebrated from within the Sikh\ncommunity, but captures a wider Canadian audience.\nUnfortunately, I did not get the opportunity to attend these festivities, but did\nspare time to attend the local Vaisakhi\ncelebrations at the Dasmesh Punjabi\nSchool in Abbotsford. The gymnasium\nwas packed as students performed\ndances and songs to a standing room-\nonly audience.\nBeing Sikh myself, it's comforting to\nknow that our religion is based on the\nfoundations of equality and freedom.\nThe Sikh community should feel blessed\nthat many sacrifices have been made to\nestablish the core values of Sikhism as\na religion of universality. Unfortunately,\nthese values get forgotten.\nBeing Sikh is a full-time commitment.\nSikhism was supposed to lure worshippers away from ancient structured bar-\nWell, it's not happening. I still hear of\ntoo many examples where some Sikh's\nstill actively discriminate against each\nother or with members from outside their\ncommunity. For example, Sikh's were\nsupposed to reject the traditional values\nof die 'caste system.' Not happening.\nIs the birth of a boy equally celebrated\nto a birth of a girl? Not happening. Are\ninterracial marriages accepted? Very\nseldom.\nThese are the depths of the discussions\nwe should be engaging in at Vaisakhi\ncelebrations, not Khalistan. How can\nSikh separatists even imagine forming\ntheir own nation when the community it\nis still plagued with internal divisions that\ndon't seem to disappear? Discrimination\nis fairly visible in South Asian society\nboth in India and abroad as evidence\nfrom caste and class-based biases. A\nseparate Sikh nation would be disastrous.\nThe word \" Khalistan\" is mentioned more\nhere in Canada, the United States and\nBritain, not at all in Punjab, India. Speaking with R. Paul Dhillon, editor of the\nSouth Asian Link newspaper in Surrey,\nhe said: \"The whole Vaisakhi brouhaha\nhas been blown out of proportion. The\nparade was peaceful and enjoyable for\nSikh's and non- Sikh friends. But, unfortunately all the generosity and good\nwill of 99.9 percent of the participants\nwas overshadowed by the controversy.\"\n\"There will always be a very, very small\nfringe element that supports Khalistan\nas an independent homeland in India.\nBut, that vision is not shared by a vast\nmajority of Sikhs. But, in a democracy\nwe do not have the right to stop them\nfrom declaring their cause,\" said Dhillon.\nSpeaking with award winning journalist\nand author Salim Jiwa: \"Khalistan is no\nlonger an issue with a vast majority of\nSikhs. 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Expressing the \"expectation of exceptionally low levels of the\nfederal funds rate for an extended period was no longer\nwarranted,\" according to Mr. Hoenig, \"because it could\nlead to the buildup of financial imbalances and increase\nrisks to longer-run macroeconomic and financial stability while limiting the Committee's flexibility to begin\nraising rates modestly.\" The reference to this limiting\nfactor was a new addition to Mr. Hoenig's statement.\nThe statement provided a slightly more positive spin\non the growth outlook although this had little implication on the Fed's view that inflation \"is likely to be\nsubdued for some time.\" Once again, the Fed said that\nthe economic activity has \"continued to strengthen\"\nand for the first time described the labour market as\n\"beginning to improve.\" Comments on household\nspending were upgraded as well from \"expanding at a\nmoderate pace\" to having \"picked up recently.\" As in\nthe March statement, business spending on equipment\nand software was characterized as having risen significantly while nonresidential investment in structures\nwas said to decline. On housing, the Fed acknowledged .that housing starts have started to \"edge up\" but\nremain at depressed levels.\nThe only special liquidity program still operating is the\nTALF program for loans backed by new-issue commercial mortgage-backed securities, which the Fed\nstated is scheduled to end June 30. Today's statement\ndid not broach the subject of reducing its holdings of\nfinancial assets.\nOnce again, it was steady-as-she-goes for the Fed with\nthe statement presenting another very slight upgrade\nto the growth forecast against a benign inflation outlook. Fed President Hoenig remains the lone dissenter\nto keeping the \"extended period\" language in the statement. The unchanged tone in the forward-looking statements means that the Fed is unlikely to initiate a rate\nhike in the near term. Still, if the recovery continues at\nits current pace allowing for a stronger improvement\nin employment, policy will, at some point, need to be\ntightened via higher interest rates.\nTo be sure, the ending of the supplementary programs\nis a step toward the Fed reducing policy support and\nnormalizing its lending facilities. Indications that the\ncentral bank is ready to start to selling assets from it\nbalance sheet into the market will be a further step\nalthough today's statement did not make reference to\ninitiating this process. Policymakers want to make sure\nthat markets will be able to absorb the supply without\na significant price discount being built in via higher\ninterest rates. Our forecast remains that the Fed will\nbegin its rate hiking process in late 2010 when there is\nevidence that the recovery is firm enough to produce a\nsustained narrowing in the output gap and exert downward pressure on the unemployment rate.\nThe Royal King Palace\n;  And Convention Centre^\nBeyond The Ordinary\nsan Francisco's BiacKi lahai and\nDenmark's Anita Lerche Headline\nDowntown Bhangra Concert\nFree outdoor concert unites international\nBhangra, Funk and Hip-Hop sounds May 7\nVIBC's Downtown Bhangra concert is set\nto rock the city with special guests Anita\nLerche from Denmark, San Francisco's\nBlacKMahal and lots of local talent. Presented by OMNI, Downtown Bhangra is a\nfree outdoor concert that takes place on Friday, May 7,2010 from 5:00pm- 10:00pm at\nthe Vancouver Art Gallery grounds.\nDowntown Bhangra is just one event during the 6th Annual City of Bhangra Festival,\npresented by Rogers from April 29 to May 8,\n2010.\n\"BlacKMahal is part funk, part hip-hop, part\nPunjabi folk,\" said Jag Rajwan, VIBC Director and event organizer. \"The sound is as\nunique as the members who make up the\nband. The 'Godfather' of the Punjabi dhol\ndrum, Lai Singh Bhatti, lends vocals to DJ\nVikram Chatta's hip-hop beats, which are\nthen married with a cool jazz saxaphone, bass\nand beatboxing.\"\nJoining BlacKMahal is the one-of-a-kind\nDanish singer, Anita Lerche, who won the\naward for Best Debut in 2006 from Punjabi\nMusic Channel MH1 for her album, \"Heer\nfrom Denmar.\" She is also the first non-South\nAsian woman to produce a Punjabi album.\nBacking Lerche up on stage will be\nVancouver's own Shan-E-Punjab Little Stars\ndance team, made up of talented dancers\nbetween the ages of seven and nine. Shan-\nE-Punjab recently performed at the 2010 BC\nVictory Ceremonies during the Vancouver\n2010 Winter Games.\n\"By bringing performers from Denmark, San\nFrancisco and India, we're bringing a truly\ninternational feel to the festival,\" said Sukhi\nGhuman, VIBC Director. \"The VIBC Society\nalways aims to bring new and fresh talent to\nVancouver, while promoting our locals artists and dancers here in our city.\"\nThe City of Bhangra Festival runs from April\n29 to May 8 at venues across Metro\nVancouver, and concludes with eight of\nNorth America's best Bhangra teams competing for the $5000 first prize at the Coast\nCapital Bhangra Competition May 8 at\nQueen Elizabeth Theatre.\nJas Kular & Associates\nCERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANTS\nJKA\n\u2022 Audits\n\u2022 Review Engagements\n\u2022 Notice to Readers\n\u2022 Personal income taxes\n\u2022 Corporate taxes\n\u2022 Business consulting\n\u2022 Bookkeeping & payroll\n\u2022 Canada Revenue Agency audits\n\u2022 All other business needs\n\u2022 wfee\n\u2022 feltf waiHH!e\n\u2022 sfeHf etsee\n\u2022 ITdHSW feSoTH SofH\n\u2022 otaute (crust er) \u00a76th\n\u2022 feefsH HHUT HWH HHie7\n\u2022 HoToftfuar wt uaw\n\u2022 Ht.we.t. wfee\niillliS^\nC\n5^\n\/^CERTIFIED c\nI GENERAL\nACCOUNTANTS\n10 Years\nExperience\nlOHTO\nJas Kular, CGA, MA\nfeefsH hM ea u&*w Facsimile:(604) 755-0307\nTelephone: Cellular: (604) 832-1679\n(604) 755-0303   Email: jascga@hotmail.com\n3506 Summit Drive, Abbotsford, BC V2T6S4\nPAGE 17\n PAGE 18\n^Punjabi Patrika\nijH'yl ureor1\"\nsj^-siiissii\ni'\/\nApril 30th, 2010\nto May 6th, 2010\nSANGHERA LAW GROUP\nsanghera 6t sanghera | barristers 8t solicitors\nICBC CASES\n\"After my accident I had constant neck and back pains. 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Do\nyou like bedtime stories? Do you want\nto be writers?\" she asked as the children shouted \"Yeah!\" in unison.\nNumeroff said bedtime stories contributed a lot to her profession.\"My parents read to me every night and that\nstarted my love for reading,\" she said.\n\"When I was about nine-year-old, I\nwas so excited about reading other\npeople's stories, and I wanted to write\nA ATWAL'S\nInsurance & Financial Centre Inc.\nmew OBtfi'H m\u00a7 ^fa^Htt ft^\nFor All Your Insurance Needs\n\u2022 Homeowners\n\u2022 Tentants\n\u2022 Cars & Trucks\n\u2022 Condominium\n' Visitor Medical\n1 Prorate\n' Fleet Insurance\n' Business\n\u2022 Travel Insurance\n\u2022 Cargo\n\u2022 Life Insurance\n\u2022 Children Scholarship\nHome Insurance Quote in 5 Min\nAtwal's Insurance &\nFinancial Centre Inc.\nWelcomes\nJoga Singh\nto their team!\nFast, Efficient\n& Friendly Service\nWiT3%>H\u00a7#H3W\nik1^' ire's ofor\u00a7 <j*\n\u00bbfarst\u00bbr hh bw gt\u00bbr fgHHTT hM Su*    joga Singh Chahal\n(oTH, uth, UCHUlfrm, tt'\u00abk fi^HTr \u00bbrfe)     Cell: 604-418-1603\n75^t tttel^'rt HSfl^'H \u00a7\" \u00bbT#I Abbotsford Manager\nAbbotsford Location   Open 7 Days a Week!\n#109 2653 Trethewey St., Abbotsford. BC V2T 0B5 MON - FRI: 9am - 9pm\nNext to New Shopper Drug Mart    SAT: 9am - 6pm SUN: 10am - 5pm\nFax: 604-859-5553\non my own. Here I am, doing it for a\nliving.\"\nIf you Give a Mouse a Cookie was a\nhuge hit in the US which prompted\nNumeroff to expand the book to an entire \"If you give\" series to include a\nmouse, a cat and a pig.\nNumeroff also wrote her autobiography, If you Give an Author a Pencil,\nwritten at a second-grade reading level\nso that all children can enjoy it.\nTDhe author, however, admitted that\nmaking children excited about reading\neven as they are surrounded by high-\ntech gadgets is itself quite a mission.\n\"First of all, the kids need to see their\nparents reading. If the parents are not\nreading, then why would they want to\nread? So it's really important for parents to also be book lovers,\" Numeroff\nwas quoted as saying. 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Frequently they have\nbeen told that the cost of the HST to them\nand their families will be beyond the realm\nof affordability and will cause great hardship in their budgets. I now feel it is important to ensure some factual information is circulated by sending out some facts\nthat many may not have seen or know.\nWhile it is true that the HST was not on\nthe government's radar earlier this year,\nit is just as true that year after year for\nthe past many years staff within the Ministry of Finance have conducted inquiries\nto see if there was benefit to converting\nto the HST. The all-party Finance Committee had recommended for a number\nof years that the Minister of Finance conduct a cost\/benefit analysis to determine\nwhether to move to the HST. Previously\nthe federal government's position was that\nall provinces converting adopt a 13% total tax, there were no exemptions possible, and there was no financial assistance with transition. Given the inflexible\nrules surrounding conversion and the fact\nthat only a few provinces had moved to\nthe HST, there was no benefit or compelling reason for BC to convert.\nThat all changed this spring. During the\nelection period Ministry of Finance staff\nwere conducting their inquiries regarding\nthe HST and determined that we could\nset the HST at whatever percentage we\nwished, we could exempt up to 5% of all\ngoods covered by GST, and there was\n1.6 billion dollars available for transition\nfunding. Most important, Ontario had\nmoved to the HST and that would make\nmany of our businesses non-competitive\nunless we too moved to the HST.\nThe best example I can think of is within\nour forestry industry. I am told that under the current PST system in the forestry sector, the cost of that tax on cut\nlumber is approx. $7.00\/1000 board ft.\nAt a time when forestry is struggling and\nlumber prices are down, that embedded\nPST can mean the difference between a\nmill being open or being forced to close.\nPrices within forestry are extremely competitive and under the HST, all of that provincial tax will be reclaimed thus reducing the cost of our forestry companies\nproducing lumber. Forestry companies in\nOntario were in the same position as those\nin BC with embedded provincial sales tax,\nbut now that Ontario is converting to\nHST, their companies will see the cost\ndecrease from converting to HST. Without HST, undoubtedly, we would see more\nforestry workers losing their employment.\nThe HST will bring a total decrease in\ncosts of an estimated 140 million dollars\nto the industry. That can account for a\nsubstantial number of jobs being saved\nor created. For many ofus, this may not\nmean much, however for the many families highly affected, this is critical to their\njobs.\nThe HST story is similar for many industries. We now live in a global world and\nour industries must compete against the\nrest of the world both in products we\nexport, but also against products that are\nimported. We are a resource based\neconomy with an emerging high tech industry. The HST is particularly beneficial\nto these sectors of our economy.\nUnfortunately, there is much misinformation regarding the HST and that causes\nalarm. For example:\n1. You may have read the viral email that\nsays a seniors couple earning $41,000\nannually will pay an additional $2100 per\nannum. That couple would actually have\nto spend an additional $30,000 annually\non goods that are currently PST exempt\nto reach $2100 in extra costs. That is just\nnot possible.\nTHE FACTS:\n- For a family of 4 with a $60,000 annual\nincome the true impact is $8.91 per month\n-For a senior couple with a $30,000 annually, the impact is an additional ONE\nDOLLARPER ANNUM\n- For a family of 4 with a $90,000 income the impact will be an additional\n$14.83 per month.\n- For a family of 4 with a $30,000 annual\nincome there will actually be a $44.5 8 per\nmonth benefit, (because of the HST low\nincome credit)\n2. You may have heard that \"Everything\nwill cost more\"\nTHE FACTS:\n-The vast majority of retail items will see\nno tax change with HST.\nexamples are: - New cars, boats, trucks\nandRVs.\n- Furniture and electronics\n- Kitchenware and toiletries\n- Hardware and tools\n-Adult clothing\n- Pet food\n- Most groceries\n- Car repairs\n3. 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These include:\n- Oil and natural gas\n- Residential electricity\n- Propane\n- Wood and wood pellets\n5. You may have heard \"The disabled will\nbe hurt by additional cost for medical devices\"\nTHE FACTS:\n- The following will not attract HST:\n- Hearing aids\n- Heart-monitoring devices\n-Hospital beds\n- Breathing apparatus and asthmatic devices\n1 Prescription eyeglasses\/contact lenses\n- Dentures, crowns, bridges, and orthodontic appliances\n- Wheelchairs, lifts, walkers, or locomotive aids\n- Prosthetic devices, canes or crutches\n- Aids for blind individuals\n- Guide dogs for the blind and assistance\ndogs for other disabled persons.\n- Supplies and services related to medical\nand assistive devices.\n6. You might have heard that \"Children's\nclothes and shoes will increase due to the\nHST\"\nTHE FACTS:\n- Children's sized clothing and shoes will\nnot be subject to HST.\n7. You may have heard that \"HST will hurt\nsmall business\"\nTHE FACTS:\n-The HST will benefit most small businesses. It will replace the hidden sales tax\nand small businesses will get additional\ntax cuts. Currently, PST is applied at every step in the creation of a product. Those\nmultiple PST charges are embedded in the\nprice you pay at the store\u2014even though\nyou can't see it. Of course you also pay\nPST on the final purchase price. Under\nthe HST, most of those embedded costs\nare removed and savings can be passed\non to the consumer.\n8. You may have heard that the \"HST will\nhurt the most vulnerable low income families and individuals\"\nJL \u25bc JL \\^y ^\u00bb\u00aby X.M. -HL-J M-J \\^J JLv JL\nPHARMACY\nHours of Operation\nMonday to Friday\n9:00am to 6:00pm\nSaturday\n9:00am to 1:30pm\nSunday\n11:00am to 1:00pm\n2481 B McCallum Rd. 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You might have heard that \"charities\nwill suffer because of the HST\"\nTHEFACTS:\n-BC is providing eligible charities with a\n57% rebate of the provincial portion of\nthe HST paid. This is to ensure there is\nno additional cost for these charities and\nnon-profit organizations.\nAdditionally we have increased the basic\npersonal exemption amount tax credit\nfrom $9373 to $11,000. This provides a\npersonal tax reduction of up to $80 per\nannum for single taxpayers and up to $ 160\nper annum for taxpayers claiming a\nspouse. That change alone will cover the\nHST costs for many individuals.\nOverall, I understand that most people do\nnot support the change to the HST. Many\nare concerned that the government somehow knew before the election that we were\ngoing to the HST but withheld that from\nthe public. As previously stated, this\nchange was not contemplated prior to the\nelection, but federal rules changed.\nEconomist John Maynard Keynes when\nasked why he had changed his mind on\nsomething once said: \"When the facts\nchange, I change my mind. What do you\ndo sir?\"\nThe HST is good for our economy, for\nfamilies who are concerned about their\nemployment, and for the companies that\nprovide that employment. I believe the\nHST will be of enormous benefit to families throughout BC. With 130 countries\nnow converted to the HST and the majority of provinces converted we must\nalso convert or lose competiveness and\njobs.\nI support the HST conversion because I\nbelieve it is the right thing for our province and I also believe politicians should\ndo what they believe is right rather than\nwhat might be popular. For me, that is\npart of integrity.\nRegards\nRandy Haw es, MLA\nAbbotsford- Mission\nGet peace of mind for your child's future\nwith Heritage Education Funds\nOffering safe and flexible RESP Solutions Since 1965\nAffordable Plans\nAvailable\nUp to $7,200 in\nGovernment Grants,\n$10,000 for Alberta Region\nTax-sheltered Growth\nOver 40 years of\nRESP Experience\nUL\nHeritage\nEducation Funds\nRESPflt^\n40 HW31\nfrWWW\nCertain Conditions Apply:\nHeritage Education Funds RESPs are offered by Prospectus Only.\nHeritage Education Funds is the trade name of Heritage Education Funds Inc.\nKIRAN KANDA\nAsk me how I can help get you started!\nKIRAN KANDA   foT^oT^\nDirect: 604-308-5499\nBusiness: 604-327-1411\nPAGE 27\n PAGE 28\nH g Punjabi Patrika\nOrrnar ufeor\nApril 30th, 2010\nto May 6th, 2010\n\"srf% - t^P^THt\nft UHS &tf HdoCd1 $\nfoTWU\nfuw\nft UHS UtW Hdol'd1U SUFS aUWU 3u SI\nUoff g ft? 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UWoT? uut F ot\ntMulwfautwot\noft F fer ofs 'U F ot\nfeut WUoT ft HlfeW FWt ^3Ut HWFU H* ot\nUfeW dTSfeW U rHd'fdW FWt USt W ot\nTT^feuajuHuf ft ura1 ffewut W F\nWitU* HtoTUF\nFtUH Ut UTU F otW ^W SUF\nF awt u feu s sra few\nfef% ufus fu afa-ufw-yu\nftFSFoTTUUW\nu shu ufus fu uju-ara\nfut f s w fewut wi\nPAGE29\n PAGE 30\n^Punjabi Patrika\nth=rrat ufeorr\nApril 30th, 2010\nto May 6th, 2010\nContinued from page 5\nIn 2007, UFV opened its Trades and\nTechnology Centre on part of the site\nwith $21 million in provincial funding, and\nin April last year received $7 million from\nthe federal and provincial governments\nto renovate the old engineering school.\nBut selling the north campus to pay the\nestimated $40-million cost of the move\nwas proving problematic, given global\neconomic conditions.\n\"It wasn't the ideal time to put a big\nchunk of commercial property on the\nmarket,\" Toews said.\nThere was also a huge new Eagle Landing retail development announced at the\nnearby Squiala First Nation reserve.\nBut continuing Airport Road through the\nnorth campus property to connect with\nthe new Evans Road corridor that made\nthe Eagle Landing development possible\nwas part of the city and university plans.\n\"TDhe developer is working on a vision\naround that - continuing Airport Road\nthrough developing some commercial\/\nretail, and possibly even some residential in the back\" of the old campus property, Toews said.\nIn the interim, UFV officials started\nbrainstorming with architects and depart\nment heads to come up with a land-use\nplan for the new campus that would\neventually call for one million square-feet\nof new buildings, which is double the size\nof the Abbotsford campus, and become\nhome for up to 20,000 students.\n\"This was an exciting time, to have\nsomewhat of a fresh palette,\" Toews\nsaid, about the mood of campus planners.\nFor aesthetic as well as economic reasons, it was decided to use the\nuniversity's limited funding to avoid the\nkind of \"silo\" arrangement of buildings\nseen at the north campus and to locate\nall the departments in one building.\n\"Bringing the whole campus into one\nbuilding gives you a much more integrated and inclusive community,\" he\nsaid. \"There's a recognizable town hall\nwhere you can have events and information, and there will be a social node,\nall these things happening in an integrated\nfashion.\"\nSo the military-built engineering school,\nwhich was never used because it was\nstill under construction when the base\nclosure was announced in 1995, is now\nbeing deconstructed for the expansion.\nSome of the steel architecture favoured\nby military builders is being pulled out\nand replaced with wood, to give the new\nDriving\nI^lmXMM        Class 5&7\nD2\nstpp lllijii\n& UW UHU ^t f3W*UT cTOTRr 5 W 7 75HT\n\u2022\u25a0 uhu 31 uftrw*\" r\u00ab^\u00a7\u00abH<s\n^STT^^Uftl^>H#gT^TeH]g3\"dl\u00ab1sJ\n*\u25a0 \u00a7OT H<!lddl ^ft UWt I\nS Wfi1 >Jldlddl, HWUT \u00bbfi\" tU^ W&$ U*\nRoad Test Preparation 5\/7   \" ^s^\nPre-Test Evaluation & Preparation\nDual Control A\/C Car\nFree Pickup\/Drop Off\nEnglish, Punjabi and Hindi Spoken\nLady Instructors Also Available\nCall Sukhjit Gill & Jagjit Gill\n778 241 2026\n604 855 1958\ne-mail: sukhigilll969@hotmail.com\n31274 Wagner Dr. Abbotsford, BC V2T 5G2\nstructure a \"very warm and friendly\nfeeling,\" Toews said.\n\"We're introducing a lot of wood, structurally, and in the finish,\" he said. Skylights above the length of the main east-\nwest corridor will also open up the two-\nstorey structure. Only one block of administrative offices will be three storeys.\nEarth along the south side of the structure will be scooped out to bring daylight and the outdoors to the lower floors.\nSto:lo leaders and elders were consulted\non construction of the longhouse, which\nwill be used by all students, and an aboriginal theme will be expressed throughout the campus building..\nToews said discussions are also underway with the RCMP, which operates its\nPacific Region Training Centre nearby,\nto move a target range indoors so UFV\nstudents are not periodically rattled by\nthe sound of gunfire.\n\"It's obviously incongruent with a university,\" Toews said.\nA university campus was apparently always part of Canada Lands' redevelopment plans to promote its Garrison\nCrossing residential development.\nLocated on another 153-acre parcel of\nthe base property, the 1,500-unit housing project was the last large-scale resi\ndential development in Chilliwack. It\nwas modeled after a similar redevelopment project undertaken by Canada\nLands called Garrison Woods at CFB\nCalgary. The CLC is the real estate arm\nof the federal government.\nToews said a condition of sale of the\nparcel to UFV was construction of a new\nuniversity campus on the land.\n\"It was Canada Land's vision that a university would be the jewel of this\nneighbourhood,\" he said. \"It's an economic development piece.\"\nHe said UFV was required to sign a\ncovenant stating \"if we don't have $20-\nmillion worth of construction tendered\nand started in the ground by September,\n2011, then we will incur penalty payments\nto Canada Lands up to the tune of $6\nmillion.\"\n\"They wanted to have some hooks in\nthe purchase agreement to make sure\nthe university wasn't buying this property for endowment lands,\" he explained.\nBut little chance of that as the\nuniversity's new land-use plan covers\nthe next 50-100 years.\nNot bad for a post-secondary institution\nthat started in 1974 as the Fraser Valley\nCollege, holding classes in church basements and community centres.\nLIGH     NG & PLUMBING\n?5f u* yw$ wW u\\ 9&^>H6 (>raor=r sra?5t 3#)\nU4W ~ft\u00a3\\ 3H, tH^dl, \u00a7|lll|| f^\"'\n^t\u00bbr \u00bbrre wzr hh7?) fUftw fr\ny^t \u00bbi\u00a7 (Wwi % *re# ui\u00a3T\u00a73 ?5Ht\nRaghbir Sandhu\n604-825-4928\nPaul Bains\n778-895-0078\nStore: 604-853-7211   Fax: 604-853-3229\nEmail: acuralighting@yahoo.com\n31764 South Fraser Way, Abbotsford BC V2T 1T9\nWmWWiwi^wS^^^mW^S^^S^SS^\nPAGE 30\nApril 30th, 2010\nto May 6th, 2010\n^Punjabi Patrika\nitH'yl UTHofT\nPAGE 31\n<tcIh | Oft el ftre-trs... wft ?u^ B fe%\nW H dd'6 '^ ddQ ijfd^d f> tj'dltj' f^\nhOhwfamilyf>4<fl feti^'H\niotfft '\u00a7 tot ad'ykd' -&?&\ni8^ '\u00a7 ftsfe* lifts\nwu ^t ^H u), ywu wg %r ift\nutor 3s Wd^dltH (Sfl^'H f>\u00a3 H1 UfUW W\n\"3U% OT U?UW U\\ >l<k!d)fl 09w3'H f,\n3* UdH6tt fHHfH oW^'Q\"\nInsuring your Life, Ensuring your Trust\n20.\n?\u2022\u00ab?\nis\nJ*fr\n20\n*t\nPii\n604-996-6862\nPianfa'to\nInsurance Agency Inc.\n8467-120th St., Delta, BC V4C 6R2\n%u-6*utM frra^t?) wf\nTOLL FREE : 1-888-9PUNJAB\n(QY8-6522)\nwww.punjabinsurance.ca\nemail: admin@punjabinsurance.ca\nW&fr\n604-996-6868\nSandeep Ahuja\nTORONTO                 CALGARY                EDMONTON               WINNIPEG                MONTREAL\n416-996-6464           403-700-9090           780-318-2525           204-979-5060           514-918-6868\n^pl^ang Singh Rana\nPAGE 31\n PAGE 32\n^Punjabi Patrika\nApril 30th, 2010\nto May 6th, 2010\nApril 30th, 2010\nto May 6th, 2010\n^ Punjabi Patrika\nUfrrgt ufeor\nPAGE 33\nI (I;\nHAND-CARUED CANOE A GIFT FOR BRITISH COLUMBIANS UICTORIA\nPremier Gordon Campbell formally accepted a\nhand-carved red cedar canoe as a gift to all British Columbians today from the Honourable\nSteven L. Point, Lieutenant Governor of B.C.\ncreate a better understanding amongst all people\nthat we are in the same canoe,\" said the Lieutenant Governor. \"No matter where you are\nfrom, we all need to paddle together.\"\n\"Shxwtitostel is a gift to all peoples in British Co-   \"It is with great respect, honour and gratitude\nlumbia as a symbol of my belief that we need to   that I accept this canoe on behalf of all British\nRBC\nRBC Royal Bank'\nfw^ru^He^l\nwj^ ufuw urg- irate sw fe^rr ws fi-rcre1 fri\nRBC Royal Bank\u00ae fetf w\u00a3 ^& f?3\\ hwu ?rw, ?hT\nWPSHfeH^'Hl ?t HftTHH oTU HoT% U\"| RBC\u00ae H'ddliH\nhw im h?1^ us: uu'i hww tr, \u00bb(\u00a7\u25a0 first w 3rft\nnfuw wt suT u'l H^grff h^ hwu hhh h hu's wr\n^ ufe u^ ^ d'fik!1 cfe WHt huu ofuaft, wuj\" \u00bbpu s\nWq\" feHd'dA t1 fas* -FTWU 3*Pt\" WSt ftst HUt U, UHT\nfens- huT hwu orfte ti\n#^-\nWT ut RBC \u00a3 HrguTiT H*tt OT cfrw oft tF rbc.com\/firsthome '\u00a7\" FF\u00a7|\nWELCOME\n^\nPersonal lending products and residential mortgages are offered by Royal Bank of Canada and are subject to its standard lending criteria. \u00ae Registered trademarks of\nRoyal Bank of Canada. RBC and Royal Bank are registered trademarks of Royal Bank of Canada. \"Trademarks of Royal Bank of Canada.\nColumbians,\" said Premier\nCampbell. \"This canoe showcases the beauty of First Nations art and symbolizes the importance of reconciliation between people.\"\/\nThe Lieutenant Governor\nnamed the canoe Shxwtitostel\n(pronounced: Schwe-tea- tos-\ntel) which means \"a safe place\nto cross the river\" in\nHalq'emeylem. It represents\nthe idea of a bridge between\npeoples, one of the Lieutenant\nGovernor's major themes.\nThe canoe will be displayed in\nthe reception hall of the B.C.\nParliament Buildings until the\nend of the summer, when it will\nbe exhibited in museums\nthroughout the province.\nThe four-metre shovel-nosed\ncanoe is the product of 13\nmonths of carving by Point and\nChief Tony Hunt, Hereditary\nChief of the KwaGulth and master carver.\nThe canoe has the features of\nthe legendary creature in\nChilhwack's Cultus Lake known\nas Slahkum. The sides of the\ncanoe are engraved with the\ncrest of Point's father.\nPoint found the original red cedar log from which the canoe\nwas carved at Ross Bay near\nVictoria. The log's tapered ends\njjaggest someone had started\ncarving it into a canoe in the\npast. Earlier this month, Point\nreturned to the beach at Ross\nBay to launch the canoe for the\nfirst time.\nThe canoe, a traditional inland\nriver hunting canoe, would have\nbeen used to hunt in freshwater\nby lighting a fire in a pit at the\nbow and spearing fish attracted\nto the light.\nThe annual Surrey uaisahhi Parade, is the largest in North America\nThe annual Surrey\nVaisakhi Parade,\nthe largest in North\nAmerica, is a eel\nebration focused\non the ideals of peace and harmony and thrives as a growing\nannual community event. In\nrecent years, its appeal has\ncrossed beyond the local Sikh\ncommunity to now be an event\nattended by in excess of 100,000\nonlookers from all faiths and\nethnic groups from across British Columbia and beyond.\n\"Vaisakhi is one of the most\nimportant days in the Sikh religion signifying the birth of the\nKhalsa and furthering the spirit\nConcerns about the job\noutlook ease as U.S.\nconsumer confidence\nrises sharply in April\nConsumer confidence jumped to\n57.9 in April from the prior month's\n52.3 (revised down from 52.5), the\nhighest level since September 2008\nand above market expectations for\na reading of 53.7. TDhe labour market differential (those saying jobs\nare \"plentiful\" minus respondents\nsaying jobs are \"hard to get\") improved to -40.2 from the prior\nmonth's -42.3 reading (revised\ndown from -41.4 previously), its\nbest reading since August 2009.\nU.S. producer prices\nrise more than expected\nin March but core\nprices still subdued.\nU.S. producer prices rose a slightly\nstronger than expected 0.7% in\nMarch, however this largely retraces the 0.6% decline in February. Expectations going into\ntoday's report had been for a\nslightly more moderate 0.5% gain.\nToday's reported gain pushed the\nyear-over-year rate of increase in\noverall producer prices up to a sizeable 6.0% in March, however this\nincrease largely reflects gains in\nthe volatile food and energy components over the past year. Excluding the impact of these components, the core producer price index rose a subdued 0.1 % in March,\nwhich resulted in the year-over-\nyear rate of increase actually moderating slightly to 0.9% from 1.0%\nin February.\nof selfless service (Seva),\" said\nCouncillor BarinderRasode. \"It\nis an inclusive event, open to\nindividuals of all religions, that\ntruly celebrates this city's rich\nmulticultural mosaic.\"\n\"The April 17th event held in the\ncommunity centered on a parade procession that was well\nmanaged and executed,\" said\nCouncillor Tom Gill and Cllr.\nRasode in response to concerns\nrelated to some float entries in\nthe parade. Both Councillors\npointed out that the information\nthey have received was that all\nentries received confirmed approval from the RCMP and the\nCity of Surrey's Festival and\nEvents Support Team (FEST\nCommittee) prior to the start of.\nthe procession.\n\"The Vaisakhi Parade in Surrey\nis a true family gathering focused on the ideals of the Sikh\nfaith,\" said Councillor Gill. \"The\nessence and spirit of the Parade\nis not one of exclusivity, but exemplifies a true communal effort which may have different\nmeanings for different people,\nbut for me, it's about bringing\npeople together to celebrate\nfaith and participate in something beyond themselves and\nwith the community at large.\"\nSince the inception of the Surrey event, the Parade has substantially expanded to now be -\none of the largest Vaisakhi celebrations in the world, with participation by local businesses\nand national corporations, as\nwell as organizations from a\nmyriad of community and cultural groups.\n\"In recent years this event has\nsuccessfully crossed cultural\nboundaries, and is a true reflection of the ethic makeup of our\ncity, which is the most diverse\nin the country,\" says Councillor\nGill. \"TDhis is an event that the\ncitizens of Surrey can be proud\nof, one that celebrates diversity\nand the spirit of our commu-\nnity.\"\nIn Sikhism, Vaisakhi is one of\nthe most significant holidays in\nthe Sikh calendar, commemorating the establishment of the\nKhalsa at Anandpur Sahib in\n1699, by the 10th Sikh Guru,\nGuru Gobind Singh.\nFor more information, please\ncontact:\nBarinder Rasode\nCouncillor, City of Surrey\n604-591-4410\nTom Gill\nCouncillor, City of Surrey\n604-591-4634\nI Get Your First\nOil Change\nFREE\nWith this coupon when you purchase a\nVolkswagen from Valley Autohouse Ltd\nift^t^l^foij^ii\n2010 Jetta\nAlso available as TDI Clean Diesel\n$1500 PST Reduction on TDI Clean Diesel+\nOnly available until June 30th.\nUp to $750 rebate\nfor recent graduates**\nYou have the right to affordable German engineering. 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Suite\nliving space = 2275 sq ft\nlot = 7200 sqft\n$434,888 '\nFEATURE LISTING!\nFABULOUS HOME!\n3373\nPf Nightingale Dr.\n8 bdrm\/7 bath\nHas Suite\n4487 sqft home\n6624 sqft lot\nPRICE $765,000\nInvestors ~ Huge Lot\n32018 Fir Avenue\n4 bdrm\/3 bath\nComer Lot\nliving space = 2100 sqft\nLot = 8400 sqft\nReduced $438,888\n3372 Wagner Place\n5 bdrm\/3 bath\nHas 2 bdrm Suite\nliving space = 2851 sq ft\nlot = 9879 sqft\nReduced $449,700\n31445 Jean Court\n6 bdrm\/3 bath\nQuiet Area\nliving space = 3173 sq ft\nlot = 7^20 sqft\n$479,900\n34228 Amblewood PI.\n5 bdrm\/3 bath\nHas 2 bdrm Legal Suite\nliving space = 2890 sq ft\nlot = 5823 SF\n$482,800\n35737 Zanatta Place\n5 bdrm \/ 3 bath\nCan Have 2 Bdrm Suite\nliving space = 3086 sq ft\nlot = 6544 SF\n$509,900\n3567 Summit Drive\n4bdrm\/5bath\n1 bdrm legal suite\nliving space = 2940 sqft\nlot = 6000 SF\n$518,800\n27724 Signal Court\n6 bdrm\/4 bath\nUnfinished Basement\nliving space = 3779 sq ft\nlot = 6621 SF\n$534,888\nNewly Constructed\nDoesn't Get Better\nro^^^M\nfsPIBjjilP\n35539 Zanatta Place\n5 bdrm\/3 bath\nPotential Suite in Bsmt\nliving space = 3145 sq ft\nlot = 7865 SF\n$549,900\n3454 Sidegrove\n9 bdrm\/5 bath\nLegal 2 Bdrm Suite\nliving space = 4309 sqft\nlot =5812 SF\n$569,800\n26958 26 Avenue\n7 bdrm\/ 4 bath\n2 Unauthorized Suites!\nliving space = 3074 sq ft\nlot = 7000 SF\n$577,000\n30487 Northridge Way\n6 bdrm\/4 bath\nUnauth. 2 bdrm suite\nliving space = 4063 sq ft\nlot = 6803 SF\n$579,900\nNewinDelairArea\nWSSmi\n35716 Zanatta Place\n6 bdrm\/ 5 bath\nHas Suite Potential\nliving space = 4037 sq ft\nLot = 9930 sqft\n$628,800\n36318 Sandringham\n6 bdrm\/3 bath\nUnauth Suite\nliving space = 4205 sq ft\n||L6t= 12,510 sqft\n$648,800\n27968 Junction Ave\n6 bdrm\/5 bath\nHas 2 Bdrm Legal Suite\nliving space = 3405 sq ft\nLot = 5813 sqft\nPAGE 34\n r\u2014\nApril 30th, 2010\nto May 6th, 2010\nH ^Punjabi Patrika\ntfi=rat ufHoTT\nPAGE 35\nCall us for All Your\nReal Estate Needs!\nThe Fastest Connection to the\nFraser Valley Real Estate Board Listings\nwww.teamelite.ca\nLANDMARK\n:'REALTYCORE\nChoose\nPhone: 604-855-0800\nKLENORA\nASSISTANT\ninfo@teamelite.ca\nFEATURE LISTING!\nQUALITY BUILT CASTLEMORE HOME\nQuiet Cul-de-sac\n2711 Carriage Ct\n5 bdrm \/ 4 bath\nCrown Moulding & Granite\nliving space = 3496 sq ft\nlot = 7169SF\nREDUCED $528,900\nFEATURE\n1        J_\u00a3l   3ffli\nLISTING!\nReady to Move In!\n35709 Zanatta Place\n3 bdrm + Den \/ 2 bath\n1086 sq.ft. 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Lot\n36507 Carnarvon Ct.\n8172 sq.ft. Lot\n$248,800\nMISSION HOMES\nCHILLIWACK\nFEATURE LISTING!\nYOU GOTTA SEE IT!\n33147 Dalke Avenue\n4 bdrm\/ 3 bath\nUnfin. Bsmt=1165 sqft\nliving space = 3447sqft\nlot = 4220 SF\nPRICE $449,700\nNew Construction\n*&-\u2014\n32617 Carter Ave\n5 bdrm + Den \/ 4 bath\nUnauth Suite Possible\nliving space = 2672 sq ft\nlot = 4004 sq ft\n $455,800\n8640 Tupper Blvd\n3 bdrm\/2 bath\nBsmt Partially Finnished\nliving space = 2950 sq ft\nlot = 4273 sqft\n$459.900\n317-46289 Yale Rd.\n1 bdrm\/1 bath\nClose to all Amenities\nliving space = 630 sq ft\nstrata = $150\/month\n$174,900\n46074 Cleveland Ave.\n4 bdrm \/ 2 bath\nCentral to Downtown\nliving space = 1975 sq ft\nLot = 7788 sq ft\nReduced $229,900\n9623 Young Rd.\n4 bdrm \/1 bath\nNorth of 5 Comers\nliving space = 1974 sq ft\nlot = 8448 SF\nReduced $279,900\nCOMMERCIAL\nDry Cleaners\n104-2760 Gladwin\nBusiness Only\n$88,800\n2111\nMcCallum Rd.\n1000-6000 sqft.\n$15\/sqft\nTaco Del Mar\nRestaurant for Sale\n362 - 32555 London Ave.\nMission\nLocated in The Junction\nBusiness Only\n$218,800\nFor Sale In Mission\n32032 Lougheed Hwy\nBusiness Only\n$37,700\nAuto Wrecking\nRunning\nAuto Wreckers\nfor SALE\n1\/2 to 2 Acres\n$24,900\nFor Lease\nCommercial\n|p Truck\nParking\nfor\nLease\nPAGE 35\n^__H    \u25a0 \u2014^\u2014i\n\u2014\u2014^^^\n \"T\nPAGE 36\n_4 Puryabi Patrika\nUFFat ufeoF\nApril 30th, 2010\nto May 6th, 2010\n\u2022 Amazing Split Level\n\u2022 3 bdrms + den\n\u2022 New 35 year roof\n\u2022 New designer\nAppliances\nwww.JoeChahal.com\nWATER LEAF PLACE\nEAST ABBOTSFORD - VIEW LOTSII\n\u25a0 Lot sizes 8200 to 10000 SqFt\n\u25a0 Ready to build\n\u25a0 Views of Mt Baker & Valley\n\u25a0 Build your Dream Home!\n\u2022 Build your\ndream home!\n\u2022 6356 Sq Ft. Lot\n\u2022 2-Storey w\/ bsmt\n\u2022 Design controlled\nwww.JoeChahal.com .\nl\u00bb^:^l!IIIIIIIJJMI)\u00bb\u00bba\n\u25a0 NCP Commericial\/High density\nFlat property\/No Creeks\n' Up to 64 Apmt units\n1 Surrounded by townhomes\n' Quick Freeway access\nwww.JoeChahal.com\n\u2022 2500 + SqFt Home\n\u2022 3 Bedrooms\n+ Rec Room\n\u2022 2 Bedroom Suite\n\u2022 Very Clean Home!\nwww.JoeChahal.com\nONE YEAR NEW!!!\n\u2022 Granite counters\n\u2022 4-bdrms Up\n\u2022 2-bdrm legal suite\n\u2022 4-full bathrooms\n\u2022 RV parking\nwww.JoeChahal.com\nQUIET NO-THRU STREET\n\u2022 8721 sq.ft. lot\n\u2022 Legal Suite\n\u2022 Close to Schools\n\u2022 3600 sq.ft. house\n\u2022 Totally updated\nwww.JoeChahal.com\n\u2014\n2 BEDROOM APARTMENT\n\u2022 Updated\n\u2022 2 bedroom apt.\n\u2022 Ground Floor\n\u2022 Insuite Laundry\n\u2022 Courtyard View\nwww.JoeChahal.com\nREDUCE!\nI, BLUEBERRY FARM!\nWILL TRADE FOR HOME IN TOWN\n$1,339,000\n18.5 Acres\n\u2022 4200 SqFt Home\n\u25a0 Machine Shed\n13-type of Blueberries\n\u25a0 Close to Downtown\nwww.JoeChahal.com\n2621 ADELAIDE ST.\nLarge 7500+ SqFt Lot\nGreat Rental Income\nNext to Hi-Rise!\nDevelop NOW!\nIn City Center\n2629 ADELAIDE ST.\nLarge 7500+ SqFt Lot\nGreat for Offices\nNext to Commercial\nOCP Hi-Density\nNear Safeway\/Shoppers\n\u2022 4-Homes with\nRevenue\n\u2022 30000+ sq.ft Land\n\u2022 Commercial \/\nMulti- Family\n\u2022 Develop Now!!!\nwww.JoeChahal.com f    www.JoeChahal.com        www.JoeChahal.com       www.JoeChahal.com      www.JoeChahal.com\n2637 ADELAIDE ST.\n; Large 7500+ SqFt Lot\n\u2022 Great Rental Income\nj Next to Hi-Rise!\n\u25a0 OCP Hi-Density\n\u25a0 In City Center\n2645 ADELAIDE ST.\nLarge 7519 SqFt Lot\n\u25a0 Great Rental Income\n\u25a0 Develop Now!\nOCP Hi-Density\nNear City Hall\n1.41 ACRES\n\u2022 4600+ SqFt Home\n\u2022 Geo-Thermo Heat\n\u2022 9 Bedrooms\n\u2022 Spice kitchen!\n\u2022 2 bedroom suite\nwww.JoeChahal.com\n1-2 INDUSTRIAL - WAREHOUSE\nDPlf\n1-2 TRUCK PARKING\n\u2022 2.20 ACRES\n\u2022 Warehouse land\nHouse and Shop\n\u2022 25'x40' Office\n\u2022 Close to Freeway\nwww.JoeChahal.com\n27ACRES RASPBERRY\n\u2022 Meeker variety\n\u2022 4 years old\n\u2022 Close to border\n\u2022 Drip Irrigation\n\u2022 Great for Truckers\nwww.JoeChahal.com\nDEVELOPMENT PROPERTY\n\u2022 Plug in Subdivision!!!!\n\u2022 Surrounded by \\\nexisting development\n\u2022All services at Lot line\n\u2022 4 large lots\nwww.JoeChahal.com\nHUGE LOT\nfloors\nsq.ft. lot\nTotally Updated\n\u25a0 Close to Ag Rec.\nwww.JoeChahal.com\nCLOSE TO TOWN\n\u2022 Investment Opportunity\n\u202217000+sqftLot\n\u2022Home Rented $1750\/mo\n\u2022 Great Exposure for\nHome Business,\nLandscaper, Truckers, .etc\nwww.JoeChahal.com\n$479,900!!!\nCHHXIWeACK\n\u2022 3430 sq.ft.\n\u2022 3 Storeys\n\u2022 2 bdrm suite down\n\u2022 Recroom +\nwashroom\nwww.JoeChahal.com\nII\nSAC BLUEBERRY FARM\n\u2022 All Duke variety\n\u2022 Drip Irrigation\n\u2022 Great for Truckers\n\u2022 Updated 2200 sq.ft.\nRancher\nwww.JoeChahal.com\nFOR LEASE\n31255 UPPER MACLURE\nMEDICAL\nOFFICE SPACE\nCall Joe Chahal\nfor Detailsl\nwww.JoeChahal.com\n \u25a0 \u25a0\nGREAT PRICEt $243,900\n\u2022 Townhouse\n\u2022 1227 sq.ft.\n\u2022 3 bedrooms\n\u2022 Very Clean\n\u2022 All updated inside\nwww.JoeChahal.com\nApril 30th, 2010\nto May 6th, 2010\n4 Punjabi Patrika\nLii-i'fefl irfeorr\nPAGE 37\nPAGE36\nft c^t VF*re<?t qdk^l r?+ #B^t 3#, dldtJd6 cfa fe\u00a7* H* Hdltfld fiftlj \u00a7 fecT fioP Hf^ fe\u00a7l\nJAG SIDHU\n778.552.3637\nGURCHARAN\nK. DHILLON \u00a7\n778.549.8651\n#201 - 2580 Cedar Park Place,\nAbbotsford BCV2T3S5\nPLANETGROUP\nHALLMARK REALTY INC.\nPh: 604-864-0666\nFax: 604-864-0668\nToll Free: 1-866-967-0666\n30495 NORTHRIDGE WAY\nBig 3 storey home, Near Temple on Blueridge, 2 bedroom legal suite, central\nA\/C & Built in VAC, sound proof floors and washroom walls, real hardwood\nbamboo flooring, extra nice kitchen with pantry.two gas fireplaces and gas\noutlet for BBQ, insulated garage, Extra large mbdrm could be 2 rooms. Bonus\nroom in the garage w\/sep. entrance\n31499 SPUR AVE.\nGorgeous centrally located\n3 level home on a quiet no-\nthru street w\/walking trails\nnearby, built in 2001. Maple\nkitchen, open eating area &\nlarge island w\/bar stools.\nMBR w\/extra big ensuite.\nIge 2BR suite. Clean, open\n& spacious.\n3678 GREENDALE CT.\n4600 sq.ft. house,\nNear Blueridge\nGurdwara.\n7 bedrooms,\n4 Bathrooms.\n2185 Holly Street\nCENTRAL LOCATION!!! 3\nbdrms up with 2 baths, 2 bdrms\ndn, Spacious kitchen, dining\nroom, sun room & living room\nwith f\/p, new paint, flooring,\nupdated baths & newer roof,\nalarm Quiet street, with quick\nfreeway access, close to transit,\nshopping &. recreation.\nAwesome starter home! Easy to\nshow!\nREDUCED $359,900\nNEW LISTING!!   1     NEW LISTING!!\n5 ACRES FRASER HWY\nFuture Potential.\nHouse Rented for $1100\nAwesome for Truckers\n31940 CORAL AVE.\nLegal Suite\nNear Wave pool\nNear all level of schools\nBig 8000sq.ft. comer lot\n3 bdrms up\n3 bdrm legal suite\nNew roof in 2007\nshows nice and clean\nBasement rented-for\n$700 per month\nPANDORA AVE.\n6 Bdrms, 2.5 baths,\nlegal suite.\nCall for more info.\nNEW LISTING!!\nCorner of Old Yale & Ross Rd.\n1.51 Ac with beautiful fully renovated 5\nbedroom ranch. Don't miss this one!! Rare find\nCHEHALIS\n4 bedrooms 2 bath\nhome near rotary\nstadium, over 6000sq.\nft lot. call for your\npersonal viewing.\nReduced\nonly $324,900\n3570 CREST VIEW\n2742 MCCURDY PL.\n_&%m!\n3154 KINGFISHER DR\n4 bdrms up!! 2 story home with full\nbasement in quite area of West\nAbbotsford. Close to shopping,\nschools and freeway. Family room\noff kitchen with adjoining deck in\nprivate backyard. Soaker tub with\nseparate shower. Rec room and\nwork out area down. Extra\nbedroom down and lots of\nstorage.\n27778 ROUNDHOUSE\n1 bdrm legal suite plus\npotential for another 1\nbdrm suite or bdrm,\nrecroom and bath for\nowners use. 3 bdrms,\nfamily room and 2 full baths\nupstairs. Only 5 years\nyoung. Centrally located.\nCall to view!\nFORCLOSURE\n#305 - 33255 Old Yale Rd.\n2 Bdrm, 2 Bath, 3rd Floor\nCentral Location, Granite\nCountertops, 5 Years Old\n$209,000\nBEST BUY!!\n10  ACRE   FARM\nBlueberries and raspberries,\nwith house on McCallum.\nWill trade with house near the\nnew Gurdwara\nReduced to $1,349,000\nPI-~o-5 J n^^^^rim rnnnhAr  hin\nC^^jr bcS^Jbm rancher, big\n7 1^0 sq.ft. lot. Unauthorized\nSuite. Located on Evergreen.\n^Bl^Pil\nBeautiful 5 bdrm home in quiet West end. 3\nlarge bedrooms up, spacious family room,\ncovered deck, 2 bdrm legal suite, over\n1500sq.ft. on main floor. This one is a must see.\nGABRIOLA\nClose to schools, 3000\nsq.ft. basement entry\nhouse, 2 bdrm legal\nsuite, + rec room, bdrm\nand full bath fbr\nupstairs use, Possibility\nto make another suite.\nSPARROW DRIVE\nCustom built home. Easy\naccess to HWY 1, Temple, all\nlevels of schools. Close to\nParks, shopping & Automall.\nLaminate floor on main,\nChefs delight kitchen. Great\nneighborhood. Jacuzzi and\nshower in mbdrm, walk-in\ncloset. Big 2 bdrm legal suite.\nFully renovated\nhouse_os*MiM!%'l.\n^^)nly 18 years\nyoung. Legal Suite,\nNew Roof. Must\nSell. $389,000\n$4191000;\n2912 CROSSLEY\n6 Bdrm House, Family room.\n2 bdrm bsmt + recroom.\n20.38 ACRES\non Ross Road\n3 year old plants. Ouke\nberries, irrigation & well\nalready in place.\nCall for more Info.\nINVESTOR ALERT\nBasement FjatryWflfc\n^^ rami legal suite\nrented at $1400.\nNEW LISTING!!\n3 bdrm Townhouse\nLocated in Silkwood Estate\nby Mouat Secondary School,\n3 bedrooms\nPriced @ 224,700\nCLEAN 5 BDRM HOUSE\n2\/ST w\/bsmt in quality controlled subdivision. One of the\nfew that has 2 bdrm legal suite w\/separate laundry. 4\nbedrooms up & bonus games room, family room off the\nkitchen. Easy freeway access. This home is a Must seel!!\nNEAR BLUERIDGE GURUDWARA\n^yi^^Trriain. 2 bdrm\nsuite, thatre room, storage\nroom, over 4000sq.ft.,\nonly 5 years young. Bsmt\nrented for $800.,\n\u25a0nsnnai])\nmmm\n3017 CROSSLEY DR\nThis 2 storey home is located\nin a great location backing onto\na greenbelt, newer counter\ntops, carpet and laminates and\n2 month olf roof. Close to\nshopping, park, public\nschools. Games room could\nbe used as a 4th bedroom.\nThis home has no basement\nand is on a crawl space.\nREDUCED!!\nNEAR BLUERIDGE AREA\nON STELLAR CT.\n3 Bedrooms up with\nfamily room. Recently\nrenovated with new paint\nand crown mouldings. 2\nbedroom legal suite.\n13719 GLEN PL\nSURREY\nForeclosure\n2 storey home\nLarge Lot\nFor more info call\nGurcharan or Jag\nTOWNHOUSE\n2 bdrm, 2 baths, near\nKalgidhar Darbar,\nGrainite counter tops,\neasy freeway access.\n40 ACRES of\nBARE FLAT LAND\nLaser leveled, Interprovincial Hwy.\nin Abbotsford, Good for Blueberries\nSquare Parcel, 2 Street Frontage\nPRICE REDUCED!\nNEWER TOWNHOUSE\n31215 Upper Madura, Unit 2\nREDUCED TO $299,000\nNear new Fruticana. 3\nbedrooms, 2.5 baths, double\ngarages, granite counter tops,\n. stainless steel appliances and\n2-5-10 year warranty.\nSelling Out..We need new listings!! Call Gurcharan or Jag for your FREE no obligation Market Evaluation.\nPAGJ_jf37\n PAGE 38\nI Punjabi Patrika\nUfFgt ufeoF\nApril 30th, 2010\nto May 6th, 2010\nRBC Royal Bank\nJesse S. Gill\nMortgage Specialist\nSelf Employed\nPre-Approvals\nPurchases\nRefinance\nNo\nLow Rates\n\u2022 Ht-dtldl'd\n\u2022uftrc5*\u00a71i^|6dil\n%% riteife\n604-866-0199\nFax: 604-504-0461 \u2022 jesse.gill@rbc.com\nrfsa frff ura, sraH W sraHrfiiHB yira^t qJU^) a* #3^6% 3* wu? ndACldi ^l\u00bbrH23 cjtttflir ftw 5 iff at ?fti\n\"J am nof satisfied\nuntil my clients are!\"\nKULDIP SALL\nojtttJUriiW\nYourOwnRealtor@gmail.com\n778 \u2022 552 \u2022 1 454    Office: 604\u00ab855\u00ab0800\nLANDMARK\n^= REALTY\nA Move Ahead\nEAST ABBOTSFORD\n5 bdrm, home with legal\nbasement suite rented for\n$800\/m. New paint, real\nhardwood floor, ceramic tiles\nand carpet.\nNEW PRICE $509,900\nWEST ABBOTSFORD\nABERDEEN\n6 Bedrooms\n4 Bathrooms\nBasement Entry\nUnauthorized\n2 bedroom suite\n$529,000\nWEST ABBOTSFORD\n\"VMSSSL\nWell kept, clean,\n4bdrm, 4bath, split level\ndream home, 5' 6\"\ncrawl space for\nstorage,\nCOMMERCIAL CORNER\nFOR LEASE\nI-2 INDUST. ZONING\nNew building with\noffice space and 2\nwashrooms, high traffic\ncorner unit. Good for\nlot Businesses. For\nmore information\nplease call Kuldip Sail\nFOR SALE\nCommercial\nIndustrial units from\nTOO sqft - 3200 sqft\nFor more\ninformation please\ncall Kuldip Sail\nC4 ZONING\nFOR LEASE\/SALE\nGood for Car Sales\nDealership and lots of\nother businesses\n11000sq.fl. lot. Includes Office,\n5 bdrm residential space\nWill build to suit!!\nCall for more Details!)\nCALL 778*552-1454 FOR FREE MARKET EVALUATION!!\nJASWANT S. AUJLA\nCell: 604.897.2092\naujlajas@shaw.ca\n32555 Simon Ave.,\nAbbotsford BCV2T4Y2\nTel: 604.855.0800\nFax: 604.855.0833\nToil-Free: 1.800.855.0800\nHARRY SIDHU\nCell: 604.614.4002!\nT A NT) A\/I A W     Harrysidnu-@hotmai|com\n^REALTY CORE\nforft IT H'fVW't! HU\\UU W %UU UW HWU HWU U$t #0\" oft\nHIGHLAND AVENUE I        NEW LISTING!\n4 Bedrooms + den and\nrecroom, 3 full baths, new\nroof, new maple kitchen\ncabinets, engineered\nhardwood floors. 2080\nsq.ft. suite potential.\nClose to all school levels\nand transportation.\nCall Jaswant Aujla\nLot size 11000 sqft,\nrented at $3650 a month.\nSubdivideable to 2 lots.\nCall Jaswant Aujla\nCURLEW DRIVE\n4 bedrooms 3 bathrooms\n2315sq.ft. home, 6500sq.ft. lot\nCall Jaswant Aujla\nNEW LISTING!\n$229,000\nNEW LISTING!\nNEW LISTING!\nmLT\nWells Rd Sardis, 10000 sq ft lot,\nOCP commercial, exposure to busy\nVedder Rd, bring your business\nIdeas. Priced for quick sale.\nCall Jaswant Aujla\nBeautifully maintained basement home\nwith private backyard and a view of the\nmountains. 3 bedrooms on main level,\nensuite, oak kitchen & family room with\nsliding door to a large sundeck.\nDownstairs includes a bedroom, den, 3\npiece bath and a kitchen (unauthorized)\nwith open living space. Very clean!\nCall Harry Sidhu\nQuality built home with 2-5-10 yr\nwarranty. Granite countertops,\ncrown moldings, top notch finishing.\n3 bedrooms up, 2 bedroom legal\nsuite down, rec room in basement\nhas a full washroom. Large fully\nlandscaped yard. A must see!\nCall Harry Sidhu\nQuality built home by SK quality Homes\n2-5-10 yr warranty. 3 bedrooms up, 2\nbedroom legal suite down wtih rec room\nand full washroom for owner use down.\nPossible shared laundry. Great finish\nwith granite countertops, crown moldings\nand high end flooring. Show and sell.\nCall Harry Sidhu\nBUSINESS OPPORTUNITY I        NEW LISTING!        I NEW LISTING! $319,000 I   BLUERIDGE DRIVE     I ATTENTION DEVELOPERS I   FAIRFIELD ESTATES\nBusy Printing &\nSign Shop\nVery profitable, low\noverhead, solid\nclient base, FULL\n. training provided.\nREDUCED $129,000\nCall Jaswant Aujla\nI \u2022 \u2022\"\u25a0'fe\"!' ___\u2022 --\u2022\n1    r  1      3 ji\nJS3$E0\n5 bedrooms 3 bathrooms\n2060sq.ft. home, 6395sq.ft. lot\n2 bedroom legal suite.\nCall Jaswant Aujla\nSurrey Townhouse\n3 bdrms, 3 baths, 2 storey,\nfamily room, livingroom,\n1450 sqft, 2 years young.\nCall Jaswant Aujla\nNEW LISTING!\ni\u00aemm\nBLUERIDGE DRIVE\nBlueridge Drive, commercial\nretail space for sale or lease,\n927 sq ft, excellent business\nopportunity\nCall Jaswant Aujla\n\u2022Sjllllffil\n\u2022 Potential Development Site\n\u25a0Ready to Rezone\n\u20222.2 Acres Flat Land\n\u2022 Next to proposed single family Subdivision\n\u2022All services at lot line\n\u2022 House rented for $1600 \/mth\n\u2022 Drive by 23274 Silver Valley Road,\nin Maple Ridge\nCall Jaswant Aujla'\n\u2022 5 bedrooms \u2022 3 bathrooms\n\u2022Legal Suite \u2022 2100 sqft home\n\u2022 6000 sqft lot \u2022 Close to stadium,\nMRC & all school levels.\nCall Jaswant Aujla\nNEW LISTING!\n4 LOTS IN ALDERGROVE\nUPTO7200sq.ft.\nSTARTING AT $245,000\nCall Harry Sidhu\nFirst time on market, owner\nbuilt in 2001. 3 bedrooms up, 2\nbedroom legal suite, rec room\nwith washroom downstairs\nperfect for owners use.\nCovered deck and shed. Show\nand sell!\n\u25a0Gall Harry Sidhu\nApril 30th, 2010\nto May 6th, 2010\n% Punjabi Patrika\nOrrat ufHop-\nPAGE 39\nOutstanding Agents,\nOutstanding Results.\nErika Whittaker\n604.859.2341      'MM*\namanandharj@gmail.com\nwww.ewhittaker.ca\nLittle Oak Realty\nIndependently Owned and Operated\nHarj Brar\n604.309-1111\nharjbrar@remax.net\nwww.harjbrar.com\nCall todayFor a\nFREE Home Evaluation\nAman Bath\n604.302-2284\namanbath@remax.net\nwww.amanbath.com\nTHINKING OF BUYING OR SELLIMG? WE'RE READY WHEN YOU ARE!!\nNEW LISTING!!\nELLEVUE DR. 131924 SAMUEL CRT \u25a0 1891 MCKENZIE RD IE   1585 NO. 9 HWY     1  32078 ASHCROFT I 1 ACRE IN MISSION\n3685\nPerth St.\n\u25a0 Chief Dan George area\n\u25a0 3 Bedrooms up\n1 Inlaw suite down\n\u25a0 New flooring\n\u25a0 Fresh paint\n' Double car garage\n$419,700\nCHILLIWACK AREA\n\u2022 Quiet location\n\u2022 Private yard\n\u2022 House with 3 bdrms\n\u20222 1\/2 baths\n\u2022 Good freeway access\n\u2022 All appliances included\n$379,800\nQUIET CUL-DE-SAC\n\u2022 Legal 2 bdrm suite\n\u2022 Kitchen with\neating area\n\u2022 Family room on main\n\u2022 Den downstairs\n$434,700\nHuge Lot\n14,200 SF\nQuiet south\nend of street\nBacks onto park\n$389,900\nCentral Agassiz\n1 Solid rancher on\n0.7 of an acre\n\u2022 Potential for\nmulti-family rezoning\n$475,000\n4 Bedroom\n2 storey home\nGreat family\nneighbourhood\nNice private yard\n$439,700\n10540 Shaw St\n\u2022 Great Mission acreage\n\u25a0 Log home on 1 acre\n> Tnple car garage\n\u2022 Extra living quarters\nabove garage\n$610,000\n37 - 3M57&MK LARGE CORNER LOT 30679CURLE^^\n2 Storey Townhouse\n3 bdrms, 2.5 baths\nDouble car Garage\nPrivate Backyard\n$328,900\nf\n\u00abp||pw*\ni srreasement\nEntry Home\n1 Legal 2 bdrm suite\n\u25a0 Fabulous view\nfrom deck\n$449,000\n3486 Merritt\n\u2022 Large corner lot\n\u2022 Great family\nneighbourhood\n\u2022 2 Bdrm suite down\n$449,700\n:, in'\n3 oathrooms\nBBBBrnent Entry Home\n2 Bedroom Legal Suite\nAll New Flooring, Windows\nPaint And Sundeck\nAll Appliances Including\nNew Stove, Fridge & Fan\n$409,900\n\u2022 2 yr old, 2 storey\nwith basement\n\u2022 Legal 2 bdrm\nsuite down\n\u2022 Total of 7 bdrms,\n6 bathrooms\n$589,700\n1850 Queen Street\n\u2022 Perfect for truckers\n\u2022 New roof\n\u2022 New paint\n\u2022 Close to airport\n$679,700\nUNIT NUMBERS: 87 & 206\n3030 TRETHEWEY\n\u2022 3 bedrooms \u2022 2 bathrooms\n\u2022 Great for 1st timers or investors\n\u2022 Close to all amenities\nSTARTING AT $198,900\nNEW SUBDIVISION     I  3 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE   f 3575 GLADWIN RD  11 YEAR NEW TOWNHOMES 1 NEW HOME - GREAT LOCATION\nNEW|\nCONSTRUG|]pff\n32531 Mitchell Ave.\n\u2022 New home\nI Over 3000 SF\n\u2022 5 bedrooms\n\u2022 4 bathrooms\n\u2022 Great location!\nQUIET LOCATION! I    26-32310 Mouat Dr.\n32692 Tunbridge Ave.\n\u2022 New subdivision in Mission\n\u2022 4 year old - 2 storey\n\u2022 3 bedrooms, 3 baths\n\u2022 Fenced Yard\n$384,800\nNEW TOWNHOUSE\n203-30505 Blueridge Drive\n3 bedrooms\n3 bathrooms\n1628 sq.ft. Home\nClose to all amenities.\nAsking: $279,900\n\u2022 4 Years old\n\u2022 Basement Entry\n\u2022 Legal 2 bdrm suite\n\u2022 5 Bedrooms\n\u2022 4 bathrooms\n$499,700\n31235 Upper Maclure Road\nUNITS 16,20 & 30 AVAILABLE\n\u2022 Hardwood Laminate Flooring\n\u2022 Granite countertops \u2022 Finished Bsmts\n\u2022 Central Location   \u2022 3 or 4 baths, 3 Bdrms\n\u20222\/5\/10 Home Warranty\nStarting at $305,000\n$489,901\n2806 Townline\n\u2022 Quiet south end of\nTownline\n\u2022 2 bdrm suite down\n\u2022 Close to schools\n& recreation\n$408,700\nGreat Family\nComplex\nGood central location\nLow maintenance fees\n$221,700\nOVER 20 ACRES       1     INVESTMENT POTENTIAL\n25075 40th Ave.\n\u2022 Located in Langley\n\u2022 Just over 20\nbeautiful acres\n\u2022 Lots of potential\nFORECLOSURE\n34348 Old Yale Rd\nGreat Fixer-Upper\nLoads of Potential\nFUTURE COMMERCIAL    |  2500 SQ.FT. OF.LIVING SPACE\n2564 Parkview St.\n\u2022 Zoned for Mulit-Family\n\u2022 Great Investment\n\u25a0 3 bdrm rancher\n\u2022 7850 sq.ft. lot\n- 900 sq.ft. home\njmfj\u00abgS5iE\n\u2022oltm Townline Rd.\nFamily oriented complex\n3 bedroom, 3 bathrooms\n2500 sq.ft. of living space\n5 ACRES\nMATSQUI FLATS\n34911\nTOWNSHIPUNE RD\n5 Acres-Flat and Usable\n$50,00|building(50'x100')\nwith electricity\n2 bedroom home\n1 bathroom\n1000 sq.ft. rancher\nAsking $649,700\nTOP FLOOR\n2 BDRM LEGAL SUITE\n406-33688 King Rd.\n\u2022 Top floor in College Park |\n*1100sqftw\/2bdrms,\n\u2022 2 bathrooms\n\u2022 Kids & Pets Allowed\nPRICE REDUCED\n\u25a0nTry\nffghborhood\n\u2022 2 Bdrm legal suite\n\u2022 Fresh paint\n& new flooring\n\u2022 Central location\nHave affome or farm to sell? We have qualified buyjeFsreaSy to buy n<Ml Call us toda_y!;\nPAGE 38\nPAGE 39\n m&t\nPAGE 40\n^Punjabi Patrika\nApril 30th, 2010\nto May 6th, 2010\nfeft ^t Hf* tft ipira^t q<J)t!\u00a3 tT* #TO *5*ft H1^ 3TO HIRST oRfc\nBaldev Singh Gill T ^Si^^^B        Kirandeep Singh Gill\n604-825-8886 L\/lg UtilOUS Q 604-614-6549\nsn^flfarftte R E ^L T Y     ltd Poplarflfarftte\n#260 - 2655 Clearbrook Road, Abbotsford, BC V2T 2Y6 \u2022 www.lighthouserealty.com\nNEW\nLISTING\n$399,000\nGARDNER\nCOURT\n3 Bedrooms up, 2 bedroom legal suite\n+ recroom. Large lot, close to Fruiticana.\nPriced to Sell $205,500\nCLEARBROOK VILLAGE\nNEW LISTING\nBLUEBERRY FARM ON GLADWIN ROAD\n2 Houses Main house is 3800 sq.ft. 21 years old. Extra\nLarge Barn. Rental Potential of more than $2000 per\nmonth. Full Producing Blueberries. Machinery Included.\n$589,000\n3 STOREY\nHOUSE\n3591\nTHURSTON\nPLACE\n6 Year old, 5000 sq.ft. house (including garage). 3 storey, 2 suites,\n8 bedrooms and 6 baths, 2 kitchens (spice kitchen) on main floor.\nFAIRFIELD AREA\n3 storey house on Slocan\nDrive with 7 bdrms, legal\nsuite, high ceiling entrance\nand nicely renovated.\n\u00a7crjftefl|?ft\nfgcpft\n5 U&& m&w H)te,\ncTff?) f^B\" feclttl UT\nofcj?>t ^ i Hireor:\ny\u00abtte fm fm\n30695 SANDPIPER DR.\n$379,000\nmi\nGALIANO COURT\nVery nice and clean 3200 sq.ft.\nhouse. 4 bdrms upstairs, 4 1\/2\nbathrooms, tiled roof and stucco, 2\nbasements down, rental income of\nmore than $1000.\nNEW LISTING\n171 32550 Maclure Rd.\nVery nice and clean townhouse. Nicely\nrenovated from outside. Close to Mouat\nSecondary and Elementary school.\nNEW LISTING\nSpringhill Street\nNice and Clean House with 3\nbedrooms up, 2 bedroom suite,\nlarge lot, close to school and\nfruiticana\nACCEPTED OFFER\ni $429,000\n2970 Sidoni Ave.\n3 bdrm upstairs + legal suite,\nnewly painted. Living, family\nand recroom. New Roof. Close\nto Fruiticana and school.\nNEW LISTING\n26983 25A Ave. Aldergrove\n2 storey with bsmt. Quiet neighborhood,\nfunctional floor plan with wide open high celling\nentry. Living and dining room with high ceiling.\nSpice kitchen, granite countertops in kitchen, 2\nmaster bdrms, covered s\/d. 2 gas f\/p's, fully\nfinished bsmt. Lots of moldings and baseboard.\nFully fenced backyard. All bdrms are large.\n3 STOREY NEW LISTING\n3 STOREY NEAR SIKH TEMPLE\nREDUCED\nGreendale\nCourt\n_$564^00\n$549,000\nVery nice and clean 3 storey house. 5 bedrooms upstairs, living,\ndining kitchen, family, recroom and washroom on main. 2 bdrm\nsuite + recroom in basement. Basement rented for $10507month.\nClose to Gurdwara.\n179 32550 Maclure Rd.\nVery beautiful renovated unit. Walking\ndistance to all level of schools and Rotary\nStadium. This home is located in the best\nlocation, no through traffic, dead end, great\nfor kids, lots of prkg, no restric, kids, pets &\nrentals welcome. New floor & new paint.\nPriced to sell.\t\nNEW LISTING\n$499,000\n111 i\n#6 31501 Upper Maclure\nThis is it Large townhouse ON THE LAKE.\nLevel entry with basement huge recrm, for\nyour entertaining needs + bdrm with walk-\nin closet. Main fir feat, large open living\narea w\/vaulted thru-out & large mbdrm\nNEW LISTING\nNew House, 5000+ sq.ft., 3 storey\nhouse, on large 7500 sq.ft. lot, Extra\nlarge legal basement, 8 bedrooms, 7\nwashrooms, spice kitchen, radiant\nheat, lots of granite, High ceilings large\nentry.\n9 LOTS\nCLOSE TO ALDERGROVE\n$245,000\nto $255,000\nHARMONY COURT - PRICE REDUCED\n31449 LEGACY COURT\nLegal Suite,1 ofthe best areas inAbbotsford,\n3 bedrooms, living, dining and family room\nupstairs, 2 bdrm legal suite + recroom in the\nbasement. Grand View From the Sundeck,\nClose to all level of schools. No-Thru Street.\nNEW LISTING\n61 3030 Trethewev St.\nVery beautiful renovated unit. Walking\ndistance to all level of schools and Rotary\nStadium. This home is located in the best\nlocation, no through traffic, dead end, great for\nkids, lots of prkg, no restric, kids, pets & rentals\nwelcome. New floor & new paint. Priced to sell.\nPrice\nReduced\n$519,900\nOn Pinnacle Place. One of the best quality house in the area. 4 bedroom on the main & 2\nbedroom legal suite plus extra rec room, bedroom bathroom downstairs. Rough in plumbing\nfor extra kitchen in the rec room. Hotwater heat, 4 full bath, Large family room, fenced yard.\nQuality throughout. Close to all level of schools and Recreation Centre. (3500 sq.ft. house\nincluding qaraaelEasv to show.\t\n30620 CURLEW DRIVE\nGREAT FAMILY HOME!)! 7726 sqft lot,\nhottub on cedar deck, central A\/C, 3 bdrms\nup, fully finished bsmt, oak kitchen, rec\nroom, plenty of parking, 2 gas fireplaces.\nClose to schools, parks, rec. & shopping.\nExcellent access to freeway.\n6 \u00a7cl5 ^t *F?5t $*5\n264 Hefte, dlSrtlrtll o&6*Uf1\u00bbl3'\nyfttQiW) Qdi'Qi: bhI ^ajur i\nftt\u00bbf % 264 ^$ wtaifti? \u00bbt\u00a7\ndi\u00ab'0flH<;d r\u00ab\u00ab*H<;J)\u00bbiw'\u00bbfH2e\u00a7\nufre fttft I feH tfq^t 9* \"\u00a7\u25a0 WU&\nUjg gsi\u00a7 \u00bb\u00a3 WH5J7 WF& ttw\nttdl'Gl\n$495,000\ntffSBtteffitiffiiiS\nUnit #43\nClearbrook Village\n$209,000\nOnly Unit with 2 full\nbathrooms in Clearbrook\nVillage, Very Clean.\nNear Fruiticana, Very nice and clean\nhouse, with incredible view, on southern\nplace, no thru street, large living and\nfamily room, legal suite, 20x20 5' 10\"\ncrawl space, House looks like new.\n20\u00a7ol?tefl^\nUH UU 't 20 UdtU U %H\nHHtu;l5 fioid fWQo. yfttQ\nMM uu\\ u\\ nfuzu\n|y*ta\u00ab 3f I W$t H'ioCdl\nuu uu\\ y\u00abtte fstu \u00a7 uu\noft | feU fedldlH6 fHHdH.\nREDUCED\n&L490#00 $1,364,444\n26A Ave., Aldergrove\n6 Years old, Very Clean, Like\nNew, 3500sq.ft. incl. double\ngarage. 2 basement suites.\n9'ceiling.\n31477\nLEGACY COURT\nj\u00a7 $499,500 f\u00a7\nLegal Suite, 1 ofthe best areas in\nAbbotsford, 3 bedrooms, living,\ndining and family room upstairs, 2\nbdrm legal suite + recroom in the\nbasement. Grand View From the\nSundeck, Close to all level of\nschools. No-Thru Street.\nPAGE 40\nApril 30th, 2010\nto May 6th, 2010\n^Punjabi Patrika\nPAGE 41\nLANDMARK\nKUYIIkHlHi\nREALTY CORK\nHARMAN\nBUGRA\n(B.A. Honors L.L.B.)\n4 BDRMS UP &\n2 BDRM LEGAL SUITE\nwith recroom.\nBasement Rented for\n$1200 per month.\nClose to Townline Rd\nAsking $589,900\nHhYnmW'\n3 BEDROOM\nTOWNHOUSE\nIn Clearbrook Village\nVery Clean\nClose to Superstore\nAsking $209,900\nm*ynk\u00bbmi\n4 BDRM HOUSE\nOn Vinewood St.\nNear Marshall Rd.\nGood Investment\nRented for $1250\nper month.\niguviimisri\n5 BDRM HOUSE\non Huge lot, close to\nHospital, school\nand freeway.\nGood Investment\nRented for $1350.00\n32733 Avalon Cres.\nHUVlimm.\nFOR LEASE\n4800sq.ft. space.\nGood for Appliance\nand furniture shop.\nReasonable Rent\nin Abbotsford\nAsk for Details.\ni:i=iY\u00bbmi:['\n2.2 ACRES\nin ABBOTSFORD\n12 Zoned.\nGood for Trucking\nor Storage Room.\nFor Details call Harman\ni:i47i^di:r<\n2 STOREY HOUSE\nFOR SALE\nOn Promontory St.\nplus 2 basements.\nClose to School.\nAsking $569,900\nf^\n.ignvumiHd\n3 BDRM RANCJJ=R\nINALDEtttiO\njA^ment\n\"ented for\n$1250\/month\nFor Details call Harman\nKUVHmiHcl\n4 BEDROOM\nHOUSE\nClose to Hospital\nRented for\n$1250\/month\nFor Details call Harman\nKU7\u00abk\u00bbim|\n3BEDR00J*\nI <*lij^ake and\n** Park.\nI Asking $189,900\nBusiness:\n604-820-2055\nFax:\n604-850-5907\nCellular:\n604-832-0661\nLANDMARK\nREALTY CORE\n5 BEDROOM HOUSE\nFOR SALE\n+ mechanic shop on\nhuge lot. RV. Parking,\nclose to town, open a\nhome business.\nAsking $450,000\n2 BUSINESSES\nFOR SALE\nINABBOTSFORD\nGood Income,\nFamily Business.\nAsk for Details\n604-832-0661\n3 BEDROOM +\n2 BEDROOM HOUSE\non Huge lot for sale,\nNear Hospital, rented for\n$1450. Good investment.\nMulti Family Zone.\nAsk for Details\n604-832-0661\n3 BDRM + 2 BDRM\nHOUSE FOR SALE\nAsking $369,000\n32094 DebreenCr.\nI For Details call Harman\n60 ACRES\nFOR SALE\nIN U.S.A.\nClose to\nBorder\nFor Details call Harman\nMHVIimiH.\n3 BDRM RANCHER\nAldergrove.\nHuge Lot\nGood tnvestment\nRental Income\n$1250.00\nFor Details call Harman\n2 BEDROOM\nAPARTMENT\nInAbbotsford.\nBrand New\nClose to Automall.\n5 ACRES\nPLUS HOUSE\nRented for\n$1750\/month\nMake a dream house.\nFor Details call Harman\nDUPLEX\nFOR SALE\n4 bedrooms each side\nClose to Safeway.\nRented for $2200\nper month.\nAsking $649,700\n3 STOREY\nTOWNHOUSE\nAsking ti9b'0\n(gir^r.n suite.\nC^ to Abby School\nand Mill Lake.\n5 BEDROOM HOUSE\nFOR SALE\n10480 sq.ft. lot,\nRented @ $1450,\nMultifamily zoned,\nGood Investment on\nHolland Ave.\nAsking $439,700\nBUSINESS AND\nBUILDING FOR SALE\nFamily business,\nGood income, 6 bdrms\nAsk for Details\n604-832-0661\nDUPLEX\nFOR SALE\n3 bdrms on each side\nRented $1900\/month\nGood Investment\n45 ACRES FOR SALE\nClose to Sumas\nBorder, good for\nBlueberries &\nRaspberries.\nRight Price,\nRight Time To Buy!\n2 STOREY HOUSE\nFOR SALE\nWall Road, High Density\nor OCP Multifamily potential,\nGood Investment, Price is Right\nAsk for Details\n604-832-0661\n3 BEDROOM\nRANttl^\n\u00a3J0Vrea.\n^S>^uror$1100\nBuild a new home.\nHuge Lot.\nIF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL CALL NOW!\n\"^pfe^CON^TOON   CONDITIONS\nI 604-832-0661'\nCall me for All Your Real Estate Needs!\nGAURAV SHARMA\nVUnTiO\/ftiiWinrl   Iv     gaurav@teamelite.ca\nLANDMARK\nIREALTY CORP.\nPhone: 604-855-0800\nMISSION\nFEATURE LISTING!\nCUSTOM BUILT\n8637 Maynard\nTerrace\n6 bdrm\/5 bath\ni    2 Master Bedrooms\nI living space = 3406 sq ft\nlot = 5576 SF\nPRICE REDUCED $459,900\nNewly Constructed\n32620 Carter Ave\n5 bdrm \/ 4 bath\nNice 2 Storey\nliving space = 3145 sq ft\nlot = 7865 sq ft\n$419,900\n32548 Carter Ave\n6 bdrm \/ 4 bath\nOpen floor plan\nliving space = 2666 sq ft\nlot = 5065 SF\n$439,700\n33147 Dalke Avenue\n4 bdrm \/ 3 bath\nUnfin. Bsmt = 1165sqft\nliving space = 3447 sq ft\nlot = 4220 SF\n$449,700\nNew Construction\n32617 Carter Ave\n5 bdrm + Den \/ 4 bath\nUnauth Suite Possible\nliving space = 2672 sq ft\nlot = 4004 sq ft\n$455,800\n8640 Tupper Blvd\n3 bdrm \/ 2 bath\nBsmt Partially Finnished\nliving space = 2950 sq ft\nlot = 4273 sq ft\n$459,900\nBacks to Greenbelt       New Construction\n8675 Ashmore Place\n6 bdrm + Den \/ 5 bath\n3 Kit & 2 bdrm suite\nliving space = 3422 sq ft\nlot = 6360 SF\n$484,800\n32522 Mitchell Ave.\n5 bdrm \/ 4 baths\nSpacious Living\nliving space = 3892 sq ft\nlot = 6011 SF\n$519,900\n8527 Alexandra Street\n7 bdrm \/ 6 baths\nHas 2 Suites\nliving space = 4870 sq ft\nlot = 6770 SF\n$619,900\nLANGLEY      I MAPLE RIDGE\nAldergrove Newly Built,\nyHOUSE<\nN^s^^^   Sunday\n27045 29th Avenue\n5 bdrm \/ 3 bath\nSpacious Home\nliving space = 3012 sq ft\nLot = 5005 sq ft\n$499,900\nCALL US!\nWE WILL BUILD\n'-gfppallj\nMAPLE RIDGE\n$449,800\nI HAVE LOTS IN\nMISSION,\nALDERGROVE\nAND\nABBOTSFORD\nTERMS AVAILABLE.\nWILL BUILD TO SUIT.\nPAGE 4.1\n=\n \"1\nPAGE 42\nH ^Punjabi Patrika\nApril 30th, 2010\nto May 6th, 2010\nVIRBINDER\nMALHI\n778-241-7451\nvirbinderm@yahoo,ca\nLANDMARK\nE22REALTY CORE\nPhone: 604-855-0800\nFREE MARKET EVALUATIONS\nOPEN HOUSE\nSATURDAY 2-4pm\n2711 CARRIAGE CT\nOPEN HOUSE\nSUNDAY 11-1pm\n#4 33311 HAWTHORN\nNEW LISTING!\n$3.19.900\n- dJ|8B -r\nBy reputable builder with 2-5-10\nyear home warranty. Castelmore\nHomes Ltd. is offering this\nbeautiful, basement entry home on\nquiet cul de sac. Main floor has\nliving room, kitchen, dining room,\nfamily room and three bedrooms.\nBasement has recrm, large foyer\nand laundry plus a 2 bedroom legal\nsuite. Lot is located close to station\nsquare, recreation and shopping.\nLovely home in strata area of\nPoplar, Abbotsford. Main floor\nhas LR, Kitch, DR and 3\nbedrooms. Mbdrm has\nensuite and WIC. Basement\nhas 2 suites - 2bdrm and 1\nbdrm unauthorized. Property\nis totally landscaped and\nready to move in. Close toall\namenities\nH8ISK\nSOUTHPOINT RIDGE\n#1823160 TOWNLINE RD\nBsmt entry townhome.\nSpacious 3 bdrm + 1\nfinished downstairs, 3\nfull baths, family room,\nF\/P, double garage,\nend unit. Views, private\npatio off main floor,\nclose to shopping &\n13368 80th Ave.\n3bdrm plus family\nroom in main and\none recrm extra.\n2bdrm unauth.\nsuite, very clean\ndble garage, lane\naccess, 2 full baths\nup,  one full  bath\nNANNY SUITE\nNEAR SIKH TEMPLE     !    FIRST TIME BUYERS\n27045 29TH AVE.\nQUIET AREA\n31025 GARDNER AV\nLots of natural light beams into\nthis split level 4 bdrm\/3 bath.\nHas a Nanny Suite. Main floor\nhas newer laminate, tile,\nbaseboards and crown\nmoulding. Livrm, kitchen has\nnewer cabinets, DR and 3\nbedrooms and downstairs is\nan unauthorized Lbdrm suite.\nLot is private, fully fenced and\nlandscaped. Just move In!\n30544 NORTHRIDGE WY\nGreat house, close to Hwy\naccess and Gurdwara. Basement\nentry 6 bdrm\/4 bath. Main floor\nhas LR, Kitchen w\/nook, DR, FR\nand 3 bedrooms. Basement has\nlaundry & bedroom for upstairs\nuse + 2 bedroom legal suite has\ninsuite laundry. Has Fresh Air\ncirculator throughout house and\neach bedroom has remote\ncontrol ceiling fans. Lot has\ninground sprinkler system.\n33451 KASLOTE\nWell kept, 5 bd 3 bath\nBasement entry. Main\nhas LR, Kitch, DR and 3\nbdrms. Bsmt has legal 2\nbedroom suite. Lot is fully\nlandscaped and fenced.\nLocated close to UFV,\neasy highway access\nand close to US Border.\nF'osmt  entry\nJT3 bath+^di* 5000\n\u25a0\" I e y\nBrand\nhoiftJl\nS r+i o t\n(Aldergrr^v&^ptl^Rtchen with\ngranite c\\A5 tops all over the top\nfloor... extensive finishing... lots of\nmoldings and wood work... dropped\nceilings in every area including\nmaster bdrm, beautiful tiles... big\nentrance. Quiet yet very accessible\nneighborhood. Walking distance to 3\nschools, shopping, parks, etc. Very\neasy access to Fraser Hwy and Hwy\n1.\n31137 SOUTHERN DR\nSouthern Drive - Very clean, 5\nbedroom, 3 bath basement entry\nHome. Main floor has Living\nRoom, Kitchen w\/nook, Dining\nRoom, Family Room w\/gas\nfireplace and 3 bedrooms.\nBasement has rec room w\/gas\nfireplace for upstairs use, shared\nlaundry, plus a 2 bedroom\nunauthorized suite. Level lot is\nprivate, fenced, nicely landscaped,\nfaces South and has a great view\nof Mt.Bakerfrom front deck.\n30915 SANDPIPER PL\nFabulous area on quiet cul-de-sac.\nMain has LR, Kitch w\/nook, DR, FR.\nMbdrm w\/ensuite and WIC + 2\nbdrms. Basement has recroom for\nupstairs use and 1 bdrm\nunauthorized suite. Huge patio out\nback on over 8000 sqft privately\nfenced lot.\nVicSPrTliSt.\nCANADIAN 1st\nREALTY.\niiniii\nIs\nAir\nSUNNY HEER\nCell: 604-832-1289\n604-826-5733 (office)\nheers2@hotmail.com\n#1-32540, Logan Ave, Mission, BC V2V 6G3\nNEW'LISTIM\n'^\u25a0PttfiizQi\n32429 PEARDONVILLE RD.\nBeautiful basement entry home Ml\nUpstairs totally updated, new 2 bedroom\nlegal suite complete with tile, crown\nmouldings, very impressive mortgage\nhelper. Centrally located, close to\nshopping mill lake and great freeway\naccess. Roof approx 8 years old. New\nvinyl windows. This is definitely a move\nIn and enjoy situation. Call for viewing.\nimmiMi\n#49 32310 MOUAT DR.\nA great place to start. 2\/ST family\ntownhouse with 3 bedrooms. This\nunit has been well cared for and\nincludes recent updates in flooring\nand paint. The fully fenced\nbackyard provides room for the kids\nto play. Great central location and\nclose to all amenities. Call to view!!\n\u00a9aefeys\u00ae\u00ae\n3242 SPARROW DR\nWest Abbotsford location ! 15\nyears old , 4 bdrms, 3 baths,\nlarge family room, kitchen and\nliving room. Two bdrm legal suite\nand a rec room and full bathroom\ndownstairs for upstairs use with a\nseparate entry. Easy freeway\naccess, call to view I!\n#61 32310 MOUAT DR.\nMouat Gardens!! Sought after family\ncomplex, this is a beautiful 3 bedroom, 2\nbathrooms corner unit in West\nAbbotsfor. Close to shopping and Rotary\nStadium & across from WJ Mouat\nschool. Lots of updates including paint,\nlaminate floors, kitchen tiles, new blinds.\nJust move in and enjoy! Call for a private\nviewing todayl New hotwater tank.\n26620 32nd AVE., LANGLEY\nThis 3 bedroom up + 2 bedroom suite\ndown has 2 separate laundries, 2 gas\nfireplaces, ample off street parking.\n200 amp services, all new vinyl\nthermo windows, new kitchen\ncabinets,. All this on a 9400 SF south\nexposed lane access lot. Good\nrevenue property. Easy Freeway\naccess. Call for viewing.\nHAIR SALON & SPA\nRare find! Established) full service salon & spa,\nWest Abbotsford. One stop fbr ladles services\nlike fecial, electrolosys, manicure, pedicure,\nmassage, perm & colour, dermalogica skin\ncare, reflexology, nails, ear piercing, Full hair\nservices and makeups. Professional setup,\ninfrared sauna. Good income, repeat\nclientele. Gift certificates also available. Total\n3000 sq.ft Owners are moving. Bring offers!\n#217 33545 RAINBOW AV.\nFabulous Tempo\u00ae Marshall &\nMccallum Brand new bright unit. No\nrental restrictions. Close to highway,\nnew hospital and FV University. All\nroom sizes are approximate. Easy to\nshow, Call for viewing I\n$245,000\n^ ^jft lfUd<n ^A1 5T uJlti*1 tJ'|)Q itU*\nS^ frttw 7>*vs mrasr sr&i\nREAL ESTATE\nSRS Panorama Realty\n#106-12830 80th Ave, Surrey, BC V3W 3A8.\nTel: 604-572-3088, Fax: 606-572-3077\nwww.srsrealestate.com\nI have buyers looking for 5 -10 acre farms and\nI have a buyer looking for a home in the Fairfield Area.\nFor all your Real Estate needs Call:\nKanwaljit K. Gill\nCell: 604.825.0215\nkanwaljitgill@live.ca\n^21^ ura-\nLISTINGS WANTED!!\nEXCLUSIVE\nNEAR HOSPITAL!\nValue priced level entry home with walkout bsmt 1\/2\nblock from school & transportation. Close to new\nhospital and freeway exits. 4 baths. Ideal home for\nfirst time buyers. Bsmt has a separate entry with\nrecent updates including paint carpeting, linoleum,\nconnection for a stackable washer\/dryer and much\nmore. Theatre room with authentic seats and\ncarpeting is a giant bonus. This spacious 2500+\nsq.ft. home awaits your ideas and personal touches.\nNEW LISTING\nEXCLUSIVE\nf&qp^&fy^\nINVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY\n3 Bdrms up, Large Bsmt. 4 Bdrm\nhouse, 78x100=7800sqft lot\n$332,000\nHOT! $335,000\n6 bdrm rancher,\n9000 sq. ft. lot.\nGreat lot to build on.\nClearbrook area.\nNear school.\n3 bdrm up, 1 bdrm legal\nsuite, Close to UFV and\nschool.\nNEW HOUSE WITH LEGAL SUITE\nNew House, Granite Countertops,\non Swensson Ave. near Lefeuvre.\nI have one new house Close to Lefeuvre area\nto trade for a 5-10 Acre Farm in Abbotsford.\nListings Wanted!\nWE HAVE BUYERS LOOKING FOR 5 -10 ACRE FARMS\nApril 30th, 2010\nto May 6th, 2010\n^Punjabi Patrika\ntfFrra^ ufeor\nPAGE 43\nHARPREET\n604.217.8888\nRealtorOnDuty@gmail.com\nLANDMARK\nSuite 100 32555 Simon Ave., Abbotsford BC V2T 4Y2\nft\nRAVI\n604.825.7193\nRealtorOnDuty@yahoo.com\nwww.HomeSearchEngine.ca\nFASTEST REAL ESTATE\nINFORMATION PROMISED!\nPLEASE CALL FOR YOUR PERSONAL AUTOMATIC EMAIL NOTIFICATIONS!\nCONTACT US FOR INVESTMENT AND FORECLOSURE PROPERTIES\nPh: 604.855.0800    \u2022   Fax: 604.855.0833\nBUYING OR SELLING?\nCALL US TODAY!\nHOT LISTING!!\nWEST ABBOTSFORD\n5 Bedrooms,\n3 Bathrooms,\n2 Bdrm Legal suite\n$428,888\nNEW LISTING!!\nWEST ABBOTSFORD\n5 Bedrooms,\n3 Bathrooms,\n2 Bedroom suite\nONLY $399,000\nNEW LISTING!!\nMISSION\nONLY 2 YEARS OLD\n6 Bdrms, 4 Baths,\n2 Suites\nRented for $1350\n$469,000\nWEST ABBOTSFORD\n6 YEARS NEW\n6 bdrms, 3 baths\n3 Bedroom\nBasement Suite.\nCALL FOR INFO!\n2263 OTTER ST\nTotally Renovated House\non a BIG LOTI\n5 bdrms, 3 baths,\n2 bdrm suite, New\nWjndows, Roof & Carpet.\nNEW LISTING!!\nWEST ABBOTSORD\n2789 McCurdy Place\n3 bedrooms up, 2 bedroom\nlegal suite, great location.\nHurry, don't miss this one!\nBLUEBERRY FARM *fof Merof\nTRAdIs WELCOME\nstar era not% <rsi\nNO CREEKS, SOME\nMACHINERY AND\nEQUIPMENT\nINCLUDED, HOUSE\nRENTED, OPEN TO\nOFFERS,\nOWNER IS\nMOTIVATED!\nNEW LISTING!!\nWEST ABBY TOWNHOUSE\n3160 TOWNLINE RD\n3 Bedrooms\n3 Bathrooms\n$319,000\nNEW LISTING!!\nUOT AND 1 RANCHER\nSIDE X SIDE\n6600 SQ.FT.\n& 7200 SQ.FT.\nFUTURE\nCOMMERCIAL\nPOTENTIAL\n$290,000\n& $315,000\n$93,000 ANNUAL INCOME\nsua  m'\nSOUTH FRASER WAY\nCOMMERCIAL INVESTMENT!\nGREAT RENTAL INCOME!! 5 RETAIL SPACES\nCALL US FOR MORE INFORMATION!\nWITH A GOOD CAP RATE\nNEW LISTING!!\nE_c^i?*_g__!\nijfr   '\"Ff\nHERON ST. WEST ABBOTSORD\n4 Bedrooms up, 2 full\nbathrooms up, Recroom\nwith full bath, 2 bedroom\nlegal suite.\nCall for more\ninformation.\n4 BDRMS UP\n2 BSMT HOME\nWEST ABBOTSFORD\n7 Bdrms & 4 baths\nNew Carpet,\nRoof and Paint!\nCall for more info.\nNEW LISTING!!\n33341 WREN Cr.\n5 Bedrooms, 4 Baths.\n2 Bedroom Legal\nSuite. Recroom and\nWashroom for owners\nuse. Close to Terry\nFox Elem. and Park.\nGAS STATION]!\nBEER & WINE + HOUSE!\nAsking\n$700,000\nGreat\nfamily business!\nCall for\nMore Information.\nWEST ABBOTSFORD\n3 Story Home,\n6 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms,\n2 bdrm bsmt suite\nLarge House - Great Price.\nCall for more\nInformation.\nTOWNHOUSE\n3 bdrm, 3 baths\n4 years new.\nClose to Everything\nCALL US FOR\nMORE INFO!\nWEST ABBOTSFORD\nClose to Fruiticana,\n5 bedrooms,\n3 full bathrooms,\nLegal Basement Suite\nCALL US FOR\nMORE INFO!\nPUNJABI GROCERY\nSTORE FOR SALE\nH&tat&i\nW5t^o\"ora\"\nCALL FOR MORE\nINFORMATION\n31297 WAGNER ST.\nTotally renovated,\n3 Bedrooms,\nRecreation room,\n3 full baths,\n1 bdrm legal suite\nNEW LISTING!!\n5 E^#jmS^ full baths,\nClose to schools and\nwalking distance to Mill\nLake and shopping malls.\nHuge 8500scJ;ft. lot.\n2 Bedroom Suite.\nNEW LISTING!!\nand _fijpill oUrni Legal\nsuite rented at\n3 bdrms up and a den for\nthe owner use. 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H       \u00a7|D\nThe input from the meeting,\npart of the Conservative\ngovernment's cross-coun\ntry consultation process, will\ngo directly to Finance Minister XimFlaherty, who will continue work\non retirement income and pension issues\nat the next meeting of federal, provincial and territorial finance ministers.\n\"I have heard from many of my constituents that retirement and pension issues are\ntop of mind for them, and will be for years\nto come,\" said Fast. \"We have a strong\npension system in Canada, butthere is still\nmuch work to be done to ensure that\npresent and future retirees will be able to\nsustain a comfortable retirement.\"\nThe town hall meeting takes place at on\nApril 30 at 7:00 pm in Abbotsford's Garden Park Tower, 2825 Clearbrook Rd.\nAdditional country-wide consultations\nwill include national town hall meetings,\npolicy conferences, and roundtable discussions in cities across Canada.\nTDhe Conservative government has also\nlaunched online consultations, and those\ninterested in participating can do so at\nwww.fin.gc.ca.\n\"Our Conservative government has a\nstrong record of helping seniors, but\nthere's still more to be done,\" said Fast.\n\"We've reduced taxes, introduced pension income spntting, increased the maximum Guaranteed Income Supplement\nand Refundable Medical Expense\nSupplement, and developed new ways\nfor all Canadians to save, like the Tax-\nFree Savings Account. 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MAN N YSH ARM A.CA\nJPA^B47\n m\nPAGE 48\nWj\u00a3 Punjabi Patrika\nApril 30th, 2010\nto May 6th, 2010\nApril 30th, 2010\nto May 6th, 2010\n^ Punjabi Patrika\nPAGE 49\nSanju and his friendship woes :i^dnam\nSanjay Dutt is a sweetheart, but he usually attracts lame ducks. Sanju surrounds\nhimself with boys who are happy to take\ninnumerable vacations from work and\nhang around him, while Dutt actually\nworks.\nWhat's more, one can imagine the various girls in a man's life being jealous of\none another. Now in Sanju's case there\nare multiple women involved because he\nis very faithful to his wife Manyata.\nHowever, his band of boys are all jealous of one another. Most of them can't\nstand the other and if they find Sanju\ngiving extra attention to one of them over the other, they go into corners and sulk.\nOr even bitch about the other guy! Tch..tch...\nAfter Neil, John it's Dhoni ior Asin? I\nE^^^S\u00aeffld cricket has been a sizzling\n^^^^!fi^P|)r a long time. Right from the\nW^^^^&Wvlx Ali Khan Pataudi and\n||||||j|la Tagore to the several more\n^^^Hptractions, between Deepika\n^^^fine and Yuvraj Singh,\n^^^^an Singh and Geeta Basra,\n^^^&orget, Sushmita Sen and\n^^^^kram.\njljlllfij\u00a9 w friends in town seem to\nbe Ghajini star Asin and Indian skip-\n^^^teS Dhoni. Apparently, the\n^^^Rer visited Asin's house at\n^^_^fflidwala on April 21 to watch\nl^^^fet IPL semi-final between\n^^^MChallengers Bangalore and\n^^^Wai Indians.\n^^^Jurce said, \"Dhoni reached\njj||\u00a7|ips house in the evening just\nl||||||e the first IPL semi-final be-\nlllljveen Mumbai and Bangalore\n|||i eked off and he stayed there\nIf 11 the match ended.\n?re was flutter in the actress'\nHiding when the Indian cap-\n_\u00a7_ff|p was spotted entering her\nj|, and everyone was eager to\ncatch a glimpse of him. After the match ended, Dhoni luckily managed to slip out\nofthe building without attracting any more attention.\"\nSources say that the Asin-Dhoni friendship began over a year ago. \"They have\ndone two commercials together and have been meeting up in connection with the\npromotion of a particular brand, which they jointly endorse.\nAsin was also present during Dhoni's birthday celebrations last year.\nIt was supposed to be a romantic moment between the lead pair of I Hate\nLuv Stories, Imran Khan and Sonam\nKapoor, but then things took%^rather\nmuck^f^h\u00a3,*\nThe young actors|||ho were filming a\nlove song in trSush green countryside\nbf-picturesque New Zealand, were required to run to each other and after a\nbrief embrace, Sonam was supposed to\nlean back in Imran's arms, a la the immortal R^pDapoor-Nargis Dutt pose tutfrepresents the RK Films banner.\nAmrita's power-packed rendezvous!\nAmrita Rao had a power-packed rendezvous in mid-air recently when she\nhappened to meet the former CM and\ngood friend Riteish Deshmukh's dad\nVilasrao Deshmukh on a flight.\nThe two were seated next to each other,\nand while most would've expected their\nconversation to revolve around filmi\nbaatein, Amrita however steered it towards politics. Having a heart-to-heart\nchat with the politico, she could almost\nbe mistaken for a journalist, with a barrage of questions she had about the state\nof affairs in the city. From the water\nproblems to traffic congestion, the two\ndiscussed just about everything. Convinced with Deshmukh's vision of making the city into a world city like Singapore, the petite actress even shared her\ninputs as a citizen. Impressed, Deshmukh even suggested that Amrita consider\njoining politics at some point. Now, the hottie giving up Bollywood for 'Poli'wood\nseems unlikely. However, we're sure that a pretty face in politics might just prove\nto be an inspiration for many around, so what say Amrita?\nHrithik to romance Kristen now\njj|gp | After Barbara Mori in Kites, Hrithik\nRoshan is set to romance 20-year-old\nAmerican actress Kristen Stewart in\nShekhar Kapoor's Paani.\nFor Kristen, who shot to fame playing\nBella Swan in Twilight and its sequel,\nNew Moon, this will be her debut in\nBollywood. Shekhar's film will be in\nEnglish.\nAccording to sources very close to the\nfilmmaker, he met Hrithik recently to\n| play the part ofthe lower-class Mumbai\nrebel, living in the seedier parts of\nMumbai sometime in the future, who stealthily visits the more tony sections ofthe\ncity. 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Yes, you re on\na quest to get ahead and make a name for yourself, but try\nto stay grounded as well. Tuesday and Wednesday are\nsolid-gold days, full of accomplishment and congratulatory\npats on the back. The excitement leaves you exhausted.\nThursday and Friday you don t have any energy left, so\nfind a comfortable couch under an interesting ceiling and\nlet your mind wander. The weekend takes a lot out of you\n- action, culture, foreigners and spontaneity are themes -\n- but at the same time, it inspires you.\n\/?\nApr. 21 - May. 20\nWhen someone launches into a mini lecture on Monday,\nyou turn the tables on them and provide your own\nphilosophical version of how things are. Your articulateness\nimpresses them. Tuesday and Wednesday lack any such\ninteractions - a squabble at work or school swallows both\ndays. Thursday and Friday, it dawns on you that certain\ngoals of yours aren t impossible anymore. They may well be\nat your fingertips. Discuss this realization with friends. No\nneed to rush anything this weekend. On the other hand,\nonce you know what you want, it s hard not to go for it.\nGemini May21-June21\nThere s someone for whom you once said you d walk to the\nends of the Earth, and they say something rude on Monday\n- bossy or insensitive or just rude. This calls your friendship\ninto question. Maybe this person isn t the partner you\nthought they were. On Tuesday, you have no answers, but\nyou re not upset. It s more like you re curious. You re open\nto changes of heart. A new point of view finds its way into\nyour brain on Wednesday. On Thursday and Friday, you re\nbarely thinking about any of this, what with all the work-\nrelated confusion you re trying to sort out. On Sunday you\nre dreaming of the future, and it s a fun activity.\nLeO July23-Aug. 22\nThe way to counteract any sense that you may be arrogant\n-- a perception floating around on Monday - is to do\nsomething selfless. Consider how satisfying it would be to\ndo someone else a favor and ask nothing in return. Tuesday\n.and Wednesday, apply your fairly developed\nunderstanding ofthe human ego to put out a fire, because\ntwo of your prouder friends are in a spat. Thursday and\nFriday, when it dawns on you that you have far fewer\nsolutions to the problems around you than perhaps you d\nthought, put your energy toward something creative. This\nweekend, you learn a secret.\nLibra sept. 23-00122\nThe world is rocking like a boat on Monday, and you re\nhaving a hard time getting your sea legs. What s going on?\nIs it you? (Answer Yesl) The disorientation is anomalous.\nBy Tuesday, you re back to form. On Wednesday, creativity\nand connection are prominent themes - you re the life of\nany party. You re working through too much on Thursday to\nbe much for chitchat. The best way to approach Friday is\nwith your head down. You re not sad or anything; you re\njust busy. Saturday and Sunday, on the other hand, are\ncompletely about relationships - business, romantic and\notherwise.\n4#\nCancer\nJune 22 - July 22\nToo bad it s starting to feel like summer, because all you feel\nlike doing on Monday is hibernating. Oh, to be a bear! That\nd be fun. You wouldn t have to worry about money, first of all,\nwhich is all you think about on Tuesday and Wednesday.\nMuch to your surprise - and delight - the week changes\ngears on Thursday, and you have all the time in the world to\nroam through the woods and wade through streams looking\nfor fish (that is, if woods and streams are what you re in the\nmood for). Friday is exploratory and possibly solitary as\nwell, but Saturday and Sunday are social.\nVirgo Aug23-Sept.22\nif you ve been looking for love, it s going to show up wrapped\nin packing material on your front porch on Monday, or it II\nshow up at your work, or at the coffee shop you stop into on\na break. It II show up and it II be exciting. If you re not single,\nexpect a bouquet of roses instead. Tuesday and\nWednesday, buoyed by recent good tides, you itch to make\na change. You feel bold and new. Thursday and Friday,\nrelationships are a major theme. Best advice: Let bygones\nbe bygones. This weekend, grab an ice cream, head to the\npark and leave your cell phone at home.\nHi\nScorpio Oct. 23 - Nov. 22\nYou have the determination of a warrior on Monday. Initiating\nnew plans, maintaining the lines of communication - these\ncome into play at the start of the week. And these qualities\nextend into all areas of your life. You re just as directed and\nfocused in the home realm on Tuesday and Wednesday,\nbut your efforts around the house are somewhat less\nsuccessful. For now. You win some, you lose some. Thursday\nand Friday, magically, are winners, especially in the love\ndepartment. You get to dazzle someone with one of your\nsecret talents. Put in some exercise this weekend.\nSagittarius Nov.23-Dec.22\nYou need to muster everything you ve got to focus on\nMonday. If you have to work, you II while away the hours\ndoodling on Post-It notes. If you have to water the lawn, you\nII probably draw shapes in the sky with the stream of water.\nArt is on your mind. Tuesday and Wednesday, you relate to\nothers like you haven t in a while, and you might shake\nhands with a future best friend. Thursday and Friday are\nweirdly gloomy, considering it s the middle of summer and\nall. Listen to others talk about the past; their stories can lull\nyou into a peaceful state of mind. Saturday and Sunday are\nthe opposite of peaceful. Anticipate lots of noise.\nAquariUS Jan.21-Feb. 19\nThe straight and narrow is very comfortable to you on\nMonday. Stay the course. Your friends are bouncing around\nlike rubber balls, but you re conserving energy. Then, on\nTuesday morning, you explode out of the gate. Flowers turn\nto grow in your direction. And Wednesday is like that, too -\n- you re simply beaming. People treat you like a movie star.\nUnfortunately, on Thursday and Friday, your bank account\ndoesn t reflect movie-star income. (Speaking of your bank\naccount, check your balance. Something might be screwy.)\nSaturday and Sunday, freedom is the prevailing theme. You\nre free and agile as a bird. Take advantage.\nCapriCOm Dec. 23 - Jan. 20\nYou cross so many things off your to-do list on Monday that\nyour pen may run out of ink. In fact awards committees may\ninvent new prizes to celebrate your accomplishments. Now\nthat you re on the cover of magazines, what are you going\nto do with the rest of your life? Beware of people who might\ntry to attach themselves to your coattails midweek. (Especially\nwatch out for people whose grand schemes involve your\nmoney.) Thursday and Friday, some creative writing is in\norder - you need something to challenge you in a new way.\nCheck in with the family this weekend.\nPiSCeS Feb. 20 - Mar. 20\nSomeone you work with has the answer on Monday. You\njust have to know how to ask for it. (Try asking sweetly.) On\nTuesday and Wednesday, your dreams are on your mind\nso much that you have a hard time deciphering between\nwhat has really happened and what your subconscious\nmanufactured during the night. On Thursday and Friday,\nget out of your head by helping someone move, pushing a\ncar that won t start or enthusiastically supporting someone\nelse s creative endeavors. Saturday and Sunday return\nyou to the dreamy state of Tuesday and Wednesday. 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FamiliM\n|te^2 31205 ^^^S^oad,_^^\nAbbotsford|Near Fiwfcana)\nSt' :\\604-854-18i5 '4\n604-825-8281 1\nwfitafwt\nVeggie Thali\n$7.99\nSfS wh awt\nNon Veggie Thali\n$8.99\nEat In Only!\nfHSW to\" ot ITS WSt\nOPEN FOR\nLUNCH\n& DINNER\nMon: 10am-9pm\nTue : 4pm - 9pm\nWed: 10am-9pm\nThu: 10am-9pm\nFri   : 10am - 10pm\nSat :10am-10pm\nSun: 10am-9pm\nJ\nPAGE 54\nPAGE55\n \"\u25a0>\nPAGE 56\n^Punjabi Patrika\nlUFTHt ufeoT\"\nApril 30th, 2010\nto May 6th, 2010\nsufttw ss 3fr st ufear HfS3f wst\nussgTstwuzHWWf flssf:\n0\nufs wt othshTwj fewftar (wjs1 wt aras t)\nItt ittzBT, -Rtot Otesr, hu3\u00bbt ir?, 'sub ir? w$ um ife wfs\njif'H WW oft\u00a7\" c7H Bt dl'dcH - dHttlMfcfH Pkj'^'\n^1^0f\u00a73Tera?5?5^ - 35% tf fe (feHc('Q'<0\n>rg3\" ^HcTIPte\" ^3 wet Trsnsttr nulsf \u00a7 s?> era\":\n778-240-2805\nHOUSE FOR SALE\nWest Abbotsford\n\u2022 3 bedrooms up\n\u2022 Recreation Room\n\u2022 Legal suite\n\u2022 6000sq.ft. lot\n\u2022 2150sq.ft. home\n$434,000 or Best Offer.\nCall 604-859-0146 or 604-615-0607\nyd   \u25a0 IJdfA\"typesof\n111       \u25a0 Hn^P    % w   Automotive\nMobile Automotive Accepted\n>-* Tune-ups\n^-^ General Repairs\nEngine\/Transmission\nClutch Jobs\nBrakes\nSuspension\nCooling Systems\nFarm Tractor Repairs\nMinor Aluminum Welding\nReasonable\nNELU\nGrand Opening Special\nms\\ w \u00a7w frra^- $24.99* fw *kwG\nOil Change $24.99*\n*Some RestricUons May Apply\n604.864.5922\nU^ 3^* \u00a7\" 5Pgftl3 dtflfXdl cTC^ *5^t H^ \u00a3<ff oRh\nS^IU orrgflfZ\" ^ 3oT (oT^O?) 3RH iret \u00bb\u00a3 3^ c^ H1^\" oft\u00a3 Uc5,\n\u00bbITtT WW, Ht, #5t \u00bb|\u00a7 \u00a3W } ?t_ WW (TO H1^\" cTC^ Un\n?5#* >h\u00a7 y^ arc* tf itf^ar - ^fira oftHs\n\u2014\u25a0\u2014   604*866\u00ab3898 fl*\n604*309\u00ab6624\nE|gq\n__*_#>\nEXCEL CAR1ER INSTITUTE\nDivision of pesticide, safety and protection courses\nPESTICIDE APPLICATOR TRAINING\noffe oTO, cWlctt'tM, QttlcVHd tK'tJIftr' ^ HUt F ^H 5^, dlJl6 d'\u00a7H, cT3H#, fSHSJflk 8$\nWE OFFER THE FOLLOWING COURSES\nPesticide Applicator Courses in:\n\u2022Agriculture General\n\u2022 Landscape Pest Management\n\u2022 Forestry Management General\n\u2022 Forestry Orchards seeds and\nseedling Nursery\n\u2022 Structural General\nPesticide Dispenser Course:\n\u2022 Commercial\/Domestic\nl\/l\nTransport Dangerous Goods Safety Course\nWHMIS Course\nCitizenship Test Preparation\n604-613-3125 grog;\nIn-House Training Available!    institute\nAvailable in English, Punjabi, Hindi and Urdu\nstan iJrn^l, >>raTStft, ffrsT \u00bbr\u00a7\nfg^ f%& cw^'S t#% uo\" i      &1gH p^f stf oldest nSo^^firwgrit\nA-1 Party Rentals Inc\n\"When Quality counts, count on us\"\nWe offer best deals possible, with high\nquality& low prices on : Tents, Chairs,\ntables, carpets, Chafers, PA system, DJ\nLighting, Balloons & much more\nPopcorn, Cotton Candy Machines\navailable for rent - $ 50\/day each\nfeM^H1#H^^rytt^\u00bb^HHl^\u00bb\u00bbl^,^ltra,oflH3i\"\nLarge selection of linens, Table clothes Chair covers (20 colors)\nM^fsfuumrH^f 604-825-0455\nHOUSE FOR SALE!\n3 bedrooms upstairs, with\n2 bedroom legal suite,\nand as well as a rec-room\nwith full washroom. It is\nwithin walking distance to\nthe Blueridge temple. The\nhome is approximately\n3000 SqFt.\nAsking: $497,000\nSerious inquiries, please contact\n778-878-6715 or 604-807-9103\nApril 30th, 2010\nto May 6th, 2010\nPunjabi Patrika\nijwuf UTHorr\nPAGE 57\nCI\ncm\n\u25a0 jppsr ______\nPhone: 604-852-2288  Fax: 604-852-1878\nEmployment\nWorkers Wanted\nFarm Workers needed for 8 months\nstarting May 01,2010. Duties include\npruning & tying berries, planting,\nweeding, harvesting berries. Wage\n$9.14 per hour, 40 to 50 hours per\nweek. Fax resume to 604-850-3210.\nMount Lehman Fruit Growers Ltd.,\n2179 Mount Lehman Road,\nAbbotsford, BCV4X2L7\nWORKERS WANTED\nDeol Farms, located at 1354 272nd\nSt., Aldergrove, BC V4W 2P9, is\nlooking for seasonal employment for\nfield maintenance and harvesting\nraspberries and blueberries from June\n15th till winter 2010 for $9.14 per hour,\n45to60 hours per week. Individuals\nmust be prepared to work long hours\noutdoors in conditions that are\nphysically demanding. This position\nrequires the ability to work repetitive\ntasks in various weather conditions.\nFax resume to (604) 607-0841.\nHelp Wanted\nGill Farms in Abbotsford is looking\nfor an experienced and educated FT\nfarm manager. Minimum 2-3 years\nexperience is required. Send your\nresume. Salary $15-$20\/ hr., Email:\nsandhfarms@hotmail.com or Fax:\n604-854-5961 or Ph: 604-854-5961,\nMailing Address: PO Box# 2509\nStation A, Abbotsford, BC, V2T 3T8\nworkersMnted\nSeasonal employment harvesting and\npruning raspberries and blueberries,\nfrom May 17th till winter 2010.\nIndividuals must be prepared to work\nvarying hours in an environment that\nis physically demanding. Requires\nthe ability to work repetitive tasks in a\nrange of outdoor weather conditions.\nHourly wage of $9.14,45 to 60 hours\nper week. If interested, please fax\nresume to J & J Farms Ltd. (604) 855-\n0534 located at 30860 Huntingdon Rd.,\nAbbotsford, BCV2T6B7.\nWTHW'&'&U\n\u00bbr\u00a7 arete <p\u00a7h f%& atmvrt et\nfe di d'alrf w yg1 yau ttiaFi\noth >\u00bbteg \u00bbi# wu^ w, TPW\nurfewri- '\u00a7\u2022 6-7 fe?y StHFI %\u20act\nHHte HHt ^t .Sd'fy^d W fe ft,\nifc \u00b0rec> w 3H utfewif \u00a7 star i\n#aft 3?Wtr f&3\\ tr^afti #g\nH'icCdl HHt t?> cRT: 604-855-\n10653*604-556-8686\nclIftflHtt*t$3'\n5>gH f%^ cJH orgs ?^W oFftptf\net fe tfr oth ujfewi* w ggwi\ngg rl'iol'dl HHt tttcWld dld<*'\u00ab\n?> itf org: 604-309-8705\nFor Rent\n^aHHtg? \u00a7 turn % fegcpgi\nHWS gH3 ?Tlf fH6T W H oTHg\nH HoT^ tl gg d'4o!'dl H\u00a3 HHt\nisort: 604-859-8123\nItems for Sale\nuifat Pe\u00ab'3\n5 HS fft.\u00bblH.Ht. 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International scholars will be presenting\npapers on the theme and will be available for questions and\nanswers.\nThe evening of talks being held from 7-9 pm on May 5th and\n6th are part of a larger collaboration in partnership with UBC's\nDepartment of Asian Studies and Centre for India and South\nAsia Research along with the Vancouver International Celebration of Bhangra, and funded in part by SSHRC.\nThese series of brief public talks on the Punjabi diaspora, to be\ngiven by visiting workshop participants are to take place at\nboth UFV and UBC. The public talks will take place in conjunction with an academic workshop on  the day of May 6th.\nThe event is free and we are inviting the public to take\npart in and contribute to the discussion and discourse on\na very topical and important topic to UFV and the community at large.\nDISCOUNT\nPARTY RENTALS i\nt? 20x20 \u20ac\u25a0\"\nnt) wuu fws\n%UUWftWbf\\\nHWTilTtHHft\nfuuwfuwlfu^m\n(HfT^cOf $HHM\ntSHWfsfuWW^W\nFor any kind of Function Call:\nPhone\n604-850-1118\n778-552-3395\n778-552-3396\nTENTS'TENTS-TENTS\u00abTENTS\nABBY MOON RENOVATIONS LTD\nS\u00b0  ^O^WOW GUARANTEED!\nSUNDECKS \u2022 VINYL SIDING\nRENOVATIONS \u2022 PLUMBING\nH?5ioT \u2022 f^W H'fefcidl \u2022 Wl ^HA   \u2022 UBfifioT\nwzfw Hy<w\" fs^ ti rags feot a*\n\u2022 dHddH (HoTH*)       \u2022 feFTOT) \u00bbI3\" U%H\n\u2022WUHHWUcTU??     \u2022 >Hf3K t!dH6\n604-820-8844\nfeft ot fefissSH ^ nuaw craw 3t 3* H wft \u00bbifeH egns $\u00bbt te& f\u00a7# u* i\n34863 Cemetery Ave., Mission BC\n\u2022^^ew^'Faster, More ^^^m\u00bbbl^!f^t\nFINGERPRINT SERVICES\nFirst Reliability Screening is a totally\nMobile Fingerprint Service.\nHPo(@rd<n dl'di^l WHt WH t3!\nJS604.870P776\n'_ vyww.reljabilityscreenin'g'.CQm .\ni dl'd^\nBASIC SECURITY TRAINING\nClasses are taught        \u00a9th (wu) ivus\nin Punjabi & English fw hwu orWt tH'^dil\n[B3 Career\ninformation Call:   604a870B473 I\n\u00bbT3.ot lll^oT   \u00a3^\n778-241-3540\nPfl I HTI A C    ALL TYPES 0F PAINTING\nura#o3ig#ji5fc\u00abfSd|i\u00a7)^-cTOg,irHeraggt|\nFREE>_,   W_^F ^e also paint Fences and Stucco\nEstimates v fg Otsar, hs^ itt\u00a73r\n^|^_^K4 Brush, Roller and Spray painting\ni\ny\nMB\nTOWNLINE   Quality WorkmanSp\nfor Quality Rooflrffl\nROOFING CO.\nCommercial an^r^.^^\u00bb^^sfJl^sP@I^Wp'\ndar,- Shake, As\nAll kinds of Roof repair     Ucj 3^ etw y^Tst\u00bbr-f|^&\n^SDGutter Cleaning \u00a3w w&\u00a3 U* faOwra' w\u00a7^^6<i 75?t ]\nCall for FREE Estimates!       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On Tuesday, the Bank reported a\nsharp increase in its near-term economic\nforecast with growth in 2010 forecast\nat 3.7%, up from 2.9% in their January\nprojection. 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The 2011 growth forecast was\n^revised lower to 3.1% from 3.5% in their\nJanuary outlook. TDhe Bank added its\n2012 forecast and looks for the economy\nto expand by 1.9%.\nBased on these updates, the economy is\nforecast to reach its productive capacity at the second quarter of 2011 rather\nthan the third quarter as was expected\nin January. Based on the strong gains in\nQ4 2009 and Ql 2010, the Bank said\nthat the output gap stood at 2% at end\nofthe first quarter, a marked narrowing\nfrom the 3.25% estimate at the end of\nthe fourth quarter.\nThe inflation forecast showed a significant uptick in the headline rate's quarterly profile in the second half of the\nyear. The implementation ofthe HST in\nOntario and BC was responsible for\nsome of this upgrade. However even\nexcluding the impact of the HST, the\nheadline inflation rate is forecast to rise\nto 2% in the third quarter and remain at\nthat level or higher throughout the forecast horizon reflecting an increase in the\nforecast for energy prices. The core inflation profile was also bumped higher\nin the near term, averaging 2% in'Ql\n2010 and then is forecast to moderate\nback below the 2% target until the final\nquarter of 2011. The profile assumes that\n\"temporary factors\" that boosted the\ncore rate in the first quarter will dissipate and that rebates to business associated with the HST will filter through\nto consumers.\nThe upgraded 2010 economic forecast\nreflects the Bank's assessment that\npolicy stimulus supported \" more expenditures being brought forward in late\n2009 and early 2010.\" Specifically, the\nsurge in housing market activity. Strong\ngovernment spending also supported the\npop in growth although support from this\nsector is forecast to fade and turn negative in 2011.\nTDhe 2010 forecast for global growth was\nrevised higher to 4.2% from 3.7% as\nwas the Bank's forecast for US GDP\ngrowth which was increased to 3.1%\nfrom 2.5% in the January outlook. 2011\n. forecasts were lowered slightly. TDhe global economy is forecast to grow at 4.0%\nin 2011 and 4.1% in 2012. While their\nbase case showed the Bank is more\noptimistic about global growth, they cau\ntioned that there remains a risk that the\nanticipated growth in private demand that\nis required to take over as fiscal stimulus is withdrawn will take longer to occur than in their base case view. The\nBank also mentioned concerns about the\nimpact of recent sovereign credit developments which could negatively impact\nthe price and availability of credit.\nThe assumption about the value ofthe\nCanadian dollar was shifted higher to 99\nUS cents from 96 US cents in the January outlook. The Report cited the strong\ncurrency as well as Canada's poor productivity as downside risks to the outlook\nThe Bank pointed to the strong momentum in domestic demand proving more\nentrenched than they anticipate or the\nglobal recovery proving more robust as\nupside risks to their outlook.\nLooking through the ups and downs in\ntoday's forecast update (mainly ups in\nthe near term) the Bank appears confident that Canada's economy has turned\nthe corner and is preparing to remove\nsome of the extraordinary monetary\npolicy accommodation. The timing ofthe\nbeginning of this process will \"depend\non the outlook for economic activity and\ninflation.\" With respect to the first move,\ntomorrow's inflation and retail sales reports should provide clues about whether\nthe Bank will spring into action in June\nor wait to gauge the reaction of the\neconomy to the recent rise in interest\nrates as markets priced in rate increases.\nWe expect that the core rate, which\nspurted to 2.0% in January and 2.1 % in\nFebruary, will drop back to 1.8% in\nMarch as the temporary surge in travel\ncosts (associated with the Winter Olympics) is reversed. This won't buy the\nBank much time, but could see them\npress on until the July meeting if other\neconomic data shows that the strong\nmomentum started to flag late in the first\nquarter.\nOverall this report, like Tuesday's statement, reinforces our view that economic\nconditions are strong enough that the\nBank will increase the overnight rate and\nrisks that the first hike comes in June\nrather than July. 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