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V2T 6G4 TOLL FREE 1-877-844-1313\nTel: 852-2288 Fax:852-1878 Email: PUNJABIPATRIKA@TELUS.NET\nGLADWIN\nPHARMACY\n\"Your Prescription and\nHealthcare Centre7'\nPharmacist\nAmrik S. Ghag\nKulvinder K. Rana\nWe would be happy to\nassist you with any of\nyour healthcare needs\nSee our Capsule Comments on Page 6\nLocated at Gladwin Centre\n(corner of Gladwin & Dahlstrom)\n850-2494\nADMIRAL Af\nTravel Services\nAbbotsford. BC.\nBEST FARES TO DELHI,\nCANADA, USA,\n& ENGLAND\nSpecializing in Package Tours, Cruises\n& Air Fares to all Destinations\n**-.\nTEL: (604) 556-2433\n106-2692 Clearbrook Road\nAbbotsford, B.C. V2T 2Y8\nffr? ^'h16 %uw ere w\u00a7 futf f^w 3* w ww %wi\n** \u25a0 f\" 1-1\ny:M \/V% ^V^ ^\ni1? eras sst Aift.$ ijWtora 5: ftfo ftf* atorira ftzt FOT\" 2000 fe?7 i^d^'d\nPunjabi Patrika\n; JK DONT MISS THE APRIL 11TH\nVAISAKHI ISSUE\nDeadline for Ads and\nArticles is April 4th, 2000\nAbbotsford\nParty Rentals\nOne Stop Wedding Supplies\nOpen 7 Days\nTents\nDecorations\nWedding Supplies\nTables & Chairs etc.\n\u00bbFll\u00a3 W% TfrMW 8?t,\n^3 ^ ^^ra\" to fe sirf\ncicfte suf \u00bbrt3F\nCALL 855-3644\n#12-31580 Sth Fraser Way.\n(Opposite Savoy)\nIEGIvE\nTransworld Travel\nSPECIAL FARES\nINDIA \u2022 ENGLAND\nUSA \u2022 CANADA\nFor The Best Rates in Town Contact\n102-2580 Cedar Park PL, Abbotsford BC\nVancouver: (6D4) 6D7-66DD\nAbbotsford: B52-22D4\nFax: (604) 853-2223\nSuman's Beauty Parlor & Boutique\n(604) 850-1376\nFor all your beauty needs:\n\u2022 Perms \u2022 Styles \u2022 Threading \u2022 Cuts \u2022 Colours \u2022 Makeup\nFor all your fashion:\n\u2022 Sarees \u2022 Lahnga \u2022 Jewellery \u2022 Bangals \u2022 Suits \u2022 Purses\n31346 Vista Court, Abbotsford\noff of Ridge View\nFor More Information See Page 15\n,^,,,,IA,-,.,_.^::ll^\n ^'\"^\"^\"^^^:^^:\n tmm\n r\u2014 j\nmmw^m\nW^JPSPPS^^S^S1\nm\nreu\n\u2666uw'tt^l ycteftwtf 'trfl9<;\u00a3|2HA\/|tfeT?t SSfpll\/\nHari Singh Tatlay\n\u2666 >\u00abr!>ttdlld'AdlsJc>)ipr^?5tW\u00a7d<;lQ4r^lfe'oRRy<^H5F\nftetasftwwfe 111\nI\nmourn\nWfflMMiBmgmmm\nIM\nGOVERNMENT\nCERTIFIEJtSERYlGE\nAPPLIANCE REPAIR\nABBOTSFORD APPLIANCE CENTER\nSAME DAY SERVICE\n857-0785\nOne Call\nDaMsitAlU!\ndlf#>f3\"\nIN HOME SERVICE^\nFOR ALL MAKES OF\nRANGES WASHERS. DRYERS\nREFRIGERATORS . DISHWASHERS\n\u2022 HOT WATER TANK INSTALLATIONS\n\u2022 DISHWATER INSTALLATIONS\nMICROWAVE REPAIRS IN SHOP\nH3- yore \u00a3 iSterg* ^t\nmu w at y#M3- orar# tj*\nVISA\n.fet\nSALESli\nSERVICE\nPARTS\nJ.^'HdiH, ^d\u00bbr\u00abdirl\n\u2022QiPdiH1 \u00bbf^\" PcSW^'JHdiH\n\u2022gran *-P3t ^ ^sr fe3 ore?>\nWe do Car Air Conditioning Repairs.\nOH PARTS\nA. T. AUTO REPAIR\nSat Sharma\n\u2022 TUNE UP\n\u2022 BRAKES | EXHAUST\n\u2022 FRONT END WORK\n\u2022 ENGINE REPAIRS\n\u2022CLUTCHES\n\u2022 WATER PUMPS\n\u2022 TRANY SERVICE\n\u2022 U JOINTS\n\u2022 ENGINE REPAIRS\nFRONT AXLE SHAFTS etc. etc\nFOR ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE\nNEEDS ONE STOP REPAIR SHOP\nifirflgiJHaHd'dToll^H'tJ't! , j\n\u25a0\"\u00bb (604) 852-6276F\n\u00a3.st. w\u00a3 fwuim\n#50730950 Wheel Ave.. Abbotsford. 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All you have to do is walk down a shopping mall and\nobserve the various young and old shoppers hurrying with their goodies in\ntheir bags. If you see a frown on their faces and they drag their feet along\nthen for sure its fall, But if you see a spring in their walk, a cheery smile\nwhich seems to tell as if they have purchased a real bargain, then for sure\nyou know that spring is here and summer is not too far away.\nTalked with a car sales person two days ago and he too had a happy face\non him. He laughed and told us that good things are in store for all in the\nValley. He had sold 6 cars and the month of March is only half gone. The\nreal estate people are also humming along with the increase of activity in\ntheir industry and are hopeful that the year 2000 is going to be a great year\nfor all. Yes just like we said two weeks ago, Abbotsford is going to see an\nall-round increase in activity that will boost our economy to even greater\nheights.\nNow if only the NDP will give us some money to start building a hospital\nto replace the old dilapidated one we are making do with. Why about a\nmonth ago, my four-year-old nephew who was visiting us with his parents\nfell ill suddenly and the doctor at the walk-in clinic referred us to the\nhospital. I just could not believe when we had to wait for close to 3 hours\nbefore the pediatrician to showed up to see him. Efficiency this is\ndefinitely not and I guess you cannot blame anybody for wanting to work\nunder these conditions. Why even the inmates are getting a new hospital.\nDoes this mean that we may have to start going to their hospital if we fall\nill? Premier Dosanjh please take heed the Feds are trying to tell you\nsomething? This may be one chance the NDP have to redeem themselves\nin the Valley.\nThe berry fields are seeing activity once again as farmers start fertilizing\ntheir berry fields with chicken manure - a cure for stuffed noses. Pruning\nof raspberry canes is just about completed and the farmers have started to\nget their fields ready for replanting. Yes, SPRING IS HERE AGAIN.\nKALER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING\n\u2022 Expert Carpet & Upholstery\n\u2022 Car & Van Cleaning\n\u2022 Mattress Cleaning\n\u2022 Stain & Spot Removal\n\u2022 Furnace Duct Cleaning\n\u2022 Monthly Contract\n\u2022 Special Commercial Rate\n\u2022 After Hour Cleaning\n\u2022 Scotchgard Carpet Protection\n\u2022 High Powered fast drying\n(Dry carpets within 2 hours)\nEXCELLENT SERVICE THROUGHOUT'\nTHE LOWER MAINLAND\n\u2022 cre\u00bbi3t?>\n\u2022 vte^H\n\u2022 n$u \u00bbft Hifc fuy^w\n\u2022 5375H dttlfXdl\n\u2022 hOhw otvraftpxw tu\n\u2022 wsuu \u00bbr?u crtwfXdi\n\u2022 u*$ ir^u &nu f#3r\n(frra^r 2 ti& f%& opgite Hor w%)\nGURDIP KALER\nlv;Av,\\y s. y.t. y >;\nv t > i j. i I\ntegfcfciSggggft\nr : \u25a0 ' \u25a0 '\u25a0 \u25a0\n. -,.,\nwmm\n\u25a0 \u2014 \u25a0ft\t\n^444.44\\qi&4sjz\nCLARICA\"\n\u2022 Life Insurance\n\u2022 Disability Income\n\u2022 Dental & Extended Health\n\u2022 RRSP's & RESP's* ||\u00a7\n\u2022 Mutual Funds*\n)\u00abrtft\u00abaaait\nRock Hutsul Jas Oberoi\nBACFPCLUCHFC\n'604) 854-6959\nH592 Clearbrook Road,\nTte 201, Abbotsford, BC\nPicture I\nperfect \u00a7\u00a7\u00a7\ncustom\nframing\nand\ndesign.\nBev-'iHouse of Frames ueU\nCUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING & DESIGN\ni.4^^g, 8SZ-6248 :M',7 Iff...\n#71-32500 South Fraser Way, Abbotsford, B.C. 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Securty Deposit $300\nPurchase Finance\n1 -9%\nPurchase Financing\nup lo 48 months\nCash Purchase Price\n$22,998\nIncludes fright of $915 and PDI.\nLicense, insurance and taxes extra\nChevrolet Cavalier Coupe\nCavalier Coupe 2000\nValue Package\n5-Speed Getrag Transmission\nCustom 15\" Wheels\n\u2022 4-speaker CD Player\n\u2022 Anti-Lock Braking System\n\u2022PASSLock II Security System\n\u20222.2L\/115HP Engine\n\u2022 Tinted Glass\nSmartLease\n$188*\nper month for 36 months with\n$2,240 down. Security Deposit $300\nwith 1.n Lease Rate\nup to 36 months.\nPurchase Finance\n| 1 -9%\nPurchase Financing\nupto 48 months\nCash Purchase Price\n$15,588\nIncludes frieght of $710 and PDI.\nLicense, insurance and taxes extra t\n\"HW ^t WW EWf\/WW3) UZt\nwu, zuz w we uufwz)\nU% W Tt\u00a7 WUHE etf I A1\nWS*E HU&H WfE \u00a3?W\"\nSukie Dhaliwal\n821-7131\n856-7595\n32040 Lougheed Hwy., Mission, B.C. V2V1A4\nEmail: riversidechev@gmcanada.com\noft 37# ura irate gt t?\n\u25a0Scotiabank3u^^f^24u\u00a3uwti\n\u25a0ifer^ wz wz*$wwftw, 5.00% s^^^^tura^Hoi^ti\n\u25a0Appraisal 5^t^f3Fl wutflolJH6 ^t steft &H wffl\nMZW*EfWtZfZWE$ZWt)&ElZfGWffe\u00a3tWWftfl\n\u25a0Compliments of the House 5^t fftwz tl3dWK3\u00bb% yi'l\n\u25a0Value Account WEZ W WU tft $ %Z ^W wwf fHEZftfw, fWE i&tw fa&\nttWH$ft,Z%WEU%Z,HW\u00a3)wtfZW%ZW3H&-W^3UWEW^WWfzzf\nWWWTxff ttdldl'l\nM$tE3 ^TH1 (Gold Visa) ^t HEW &H # fof 95 WEU if, ^t WW zf\u00a3t WWftfl\nMffw^) tftftrnz Tten (Safety Deposit Box ) ^t THE HZW tl\n\u25a0oft 4Hf 6% fcfadi8'<: u jJi-.oamaEE;\n\"\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\"'\u25a0- \u2014\u25a0\nIM PP\u00a3&\nPunjabi Patrika\n1 5 acre raspberry $439,000\n2 9.83 acre blueberry $359,000 ?;\n3 10 acre blueberry $565,000\n4 27 acre & home $446,900\n5 19 acre Langley-Possibly make 2 houses $525,000\n6 44 acre raspberry $945,000\n7 19.2 acre blueberry $965,000\n8 40 acre blueberry farm\n9 21.53 acre blueberry $1.1 million\n10 120 acre raspberry, blueberry and more only 2 million\nMostly Trade Welcome - Can trade for house or property.\nPhone Parm Judge.\nPIZZA FACTORY BUSINESS\nufw fnHEH - HUfE* ftE $20,000 Leaseftra^ $1294 - ww fzff\nw*H3ZHfz&zwi Surrey - Great Family Business\n5 CONVENIENCE STORES FOR SALE\nf^ ZU^tf^^ HZU ^WZHUUU few , fZZ 4H,wfl ^7^\n\u00bbra\u00a5 if:- um%w* % zh wf^, wufw* w* wuw %u*\u00a7u* w$\nfewnfuw w* w*nz* uuu* \u25a0ftw tez fu ft, n fenz*n w$ u%ft\nufuu t $ te zuw ti \u00a7H\u20act f^H^t feu n*% yd'yd u\u00a3 u?ji\nQd foifl gMcsufHw^, HRforeffife^H^ti Qh ^'h3\nast Ifa \u00a7 Qdi'o1 uuf, w% >mT$ ut u# uui te-g^b1 w$\nfe>HcJBt 5t HU Ht WffiTdt ^3 foft uut t fe: '^ \u00a7 tut ?5^U\nifoTW, H3IW Hfe UfH elf ufe Wutf\n^t # feldd'H Pg-d H'Sk'tt Ut ttffaut ut HU1?) 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Close to hospital, 3 bedroom,\nbright kithcen, 2 bedroom legal bsmt suite.\nVendor wants to sell or will trade with bigger\nhome. CAEL PAR\nFAMILYHOME\nCustom built, very well kept home with 2 gas\nfireplaces. Spiral staircase, 3 bedroom &\nfamily room off kitchen. 2 bed basement\nsuite. Vendor would like to trade for home in\nSurrey. Rented...please give 24 hr notice.\nCALLPAR FOR MORE INFORMATION\n3323 BLUE JAY STREET\nBeautiful Victorian style basement entry\nhome 3 full bathroom. Family room with\ngas fire place. Bright kitchen w\/white\ncabinets, 2 bdrm, legal bsmt suite. Large recr\nfor upstairs. Tiled entry, double garage,\nvendor will trade any house in Surrey.\nCALLPARimMOREMOiWAnON\n*ld!id * \u2022 ^\n.\u2022\u2022\u2022\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u2022' \u25a0 .sMr \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0\nMarch 22nd to\nApril 10th, 2000\nPunjabi Patrika\nPage 9 J\nWmmJmhLfmM rlliw\nSaxbee Insurance\nStaff Profile |\n| Sukhi Gill\nnut fftE \u25a0-*\nWt fftE 1988 W ^fnZHWWS fWU WfU Wff ZE\\\n\u2022\u00bbPlf ^ 1992 S ifUE feH W Zlfw TfWW W WWW\noften\n\u00bbrai^UtHIW- WfE 1993f%^-WnT^ciHdiHU\\\n\u00a7 fH^ W% 3W3 TJ) \u00a7U?7 WU # \u00bbRISt oTUEt f%^T\nPoyo(^ o^ fwWl HdHU) ZTUEtf%^r ^HHf oTWUf WWSUSUHHE\nfo(0To(P\u00abhA'rt^rif\u00a7\u00bbpif3torfwQr6)itl4KIteHtHrHTfu^B1fSorn?7l\nW*WS& Hfuwe,fHE-Tfw3w3fUwU$UE\\ fZH w) fefHH EW 'Hfw\nTfWW EZ), WU WE faft w) Hff WE 853-5951 W UHW 857-72611\nfruwatzffwWHarwfti\nSukhi Gill has been living in Abbotsford since he moved from\nup north which was in 1988. He first started his insurance career\nin 1992 from Maple Ridge.\nIn the beginning of 1993, he met Mr. Wayne Saxbee of Saxbee\nInsurance Abbotsford, who took such an instant liking to this\nyoung man that he hired him immediately. This new job offer\nfulfilled his long time desire to serve the community he is a part\nof.\nHome, Auto, Commercial, Farming and Long Haul Trucking\ninsurance are his specialties. Gill has laways enjoyed meeting\nand helping people. He is throughly knowledgeable in all\naspects ofhis fields of insurance. Sukhi, a proven professional,\nis very courteous, sociable and friendly.\nYou may contact him at 853 - 5951 or page him\nat 857 - 7261 in order to entrust him with all\nyour insurance needs.\nSAXBEE INSURANCE AGENCIES LTD.\n201-32641 South Fraser Way,\nAbbotsford, B.C. V2T1X9\nQuality Coverage\nLow Rate\nMonthly Payment Plans\nNew Home Discount\nNon-Smoker Discounts\nFarms\nHome Owners\nTenants\nSenior Citizen Discounts\nAuto Insurnace\nConstruction Ins.\nBusiness Inc.\nSukhi Gilt. CAIB Gurpair S. Romana Sonny Saran\nPgr: 857-7261 Pgr: 607-8300 Pgr: 850-6277\nRes: 855-5354 Res: 854-1628 Res: 820-0304\nCall Us For All Your\nInsurance Needs!\nWU^btf 3t>t HWW HW EW HHt\nWE\nToll Free: 857-1373\nAbbotsford: 853-5951\nHours: 8:30 am to 5:30pm\nMonday to Saturday\n*^SmM\u00a3mm\u00a3Mib)im.:\nSUM\nlfaMjMft*\u00abLV ?\u25a0&. A -^M\u00abfe&l. J Jl\n^-\u25a0*\"^*^\n 3B8tt^fSffgeg^r^i^$\n\u00bb^^^Mm\u00a3R7Hdo{'d^lrfiBHtWl6^^1^ feU'd' \u00a7 HyUtf ftu \u00a7 HH&JU fte %\nHUU?ftutfeUH3^tHfewtl fe?5* yd'ydl \u00a7 HfddJHlrtd' ft W&U HHWZ*UUut 3?^\nW* U*H HWU 3U ft ftH* few W&S UZU ft wfu* dl Uf.Tft. 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We also E-file tax returns for a\nfast tax refund.\n- feW%H W$ UUFR5W fSUZH foTH HWW\n- cTHfefuU WW WZ&Zft \u00bbfft UoT-oftfuUT\n- U-ue ftww\n- fft.^H.Uf, ut.^H.ut, ^UcTUU \u00a7HU<5ftH7T >Hft UtfraFU Ztft ftfw ft?1?*\nTTW feuZH foTH ft U*UH UUU W* UU3 EW dtldM1 tl HWfttWft\nU^ftftft TTW& WUt U*TftW3 tl $ZH ft 0ft WEWt W*UH H^'Q'd EZt\nWft Ut-S'few U'Uf foTH ft W*UH fftft HUoPU \u00a7 ftflft U*\\\n*wnf ^ufw ftw \u00bbift wu ftu ut uraut zuw u*\\\n*iu u tu torn nw*\u00a7z wut u*un. uuu ft* ufew* wuf nuu hwu\nfzzwunuuwii\nHarjit S. Phagura or Harb. Phagura\nPhone (604) 852-4424% f|\n30576 Sparrow Drive, Abbotsford, BC. V2T 5R9\nVASAKHI ISSUE-APRIL 11\nOur next issue is a SPECIAL VASAKHI issue.So please\nbook your advertising space as soon as possible. We\nare having a special page for Vasakhi Greetings only.\nBusiness card size (3\"x5\"l 'AD' will cost you only\n$20.00. Do get in touch with our Sales Staff and find out\nsome more of the VASAKHI SPECIALS we have. All\narticles must be in by April 4th. THANK YOU.\nHouse For Sale\nBy Owner\nThis 4 bedroom home in Abbotsford\nfeatures 2.5 baths, 2 car garage, gas\nf\/p, B\/l Security system & Vacuum\nsystem and fully finished basement.\nBig fully fenced back yard perfect for\nPRICE REDUCED\nchildren. No basement suite. ,\nPH: 852-9564 1 ^\nReduced to $172,000 0B0\nm-teat'if\nfliad fe U3t\nn=ra^$ 172,000\nMarch 22nd to\nApril 10th, 2000\nPunjabi Patrika\nPage 13 4\nmj\"fc\u00bb PnlMlin\nMASSIVE COURT WATCH PROGRAM\nCanadians are tired of Court Judges coddling vile criminals with light\nsentencing while squashing the public's rights to safety and protection.\n.Staunch judicial leniency that lets vile criminals shuffle through revolving\ndoors to freedom has raised public resentment.\nThe Abbotsford Victim's Rights Movement took a stand when compliant\njudge gave a one day prison term to a seasoned long time cocaine dealer.\nThe prosperous criminal's record dates back to 1991. Is the Judiciary not\naware of the magnitude of problem caused by drug related traffic\naccidents, health care costs and broken families, to name a few.\nWhen Police Chief Barry Daniel's voiced grave concern about the lenient\nsentence he received severe reprimand in the local News paper from the\nPresident of the BC Bar Association. \" Criticizing Judges Ethically\nWrong\" said the Chair.\nPublic conception has always been that Courts are here to protect the\npublic. Most times that\" done fair and square, but when the judicial starts\nslipping downhill it behooves the Judiciary to listen to constructive\ncriticisms by the likes of highly respected Police Chief Barry Daniel's.\nIn reaction the Abbotsford V.R.M decided to launch a massive Court\nWatch program. Groups of six will attend Court Watching several times a\nweek to keep record of proceedings. Anyone interested to volunteer please\ncall (604) 853-3625. 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Gurnaib brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to help\nK^cjfbwers optimize their crop production. 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The overall\nwinner's stamp design is being printed on the T-shirt that will be worn by students\nparticipating at the CRB Regional Heritage Fair, May 12th and 13 this year at\nSevenoaks Shopping Centre.\nThe goal of the CRB Heritage Fair Programme is to offer students the opportunity to\nexplore many aspects of their Canadian heritage. Over 800 students will participate in\ntheir schools in our region. Then, 120 students will attend 2-day event at Sevenoaks\nwhich includes workshops, group activities and cultural performances-a golden\nopportunity to present the results of their research to the public.\nOur winner for this year Heritage Stamp Design is: Ashley Dhillon, a grade 5 student\nfrom Bakerview Elementary-her design depicts multicultural \"togetherness\". Ashley's\ndesign was chosen because it fit so well in the theme for this year's Heritage Fair: \"First\nNations, All Nations-Celebrate the Millennium!\".\nShe received an award featuring her design and a certificate to commemorate her\nachievement from Mayor Ferguson.\nMASTER LEE'S TAE KWON DO\nOur martial arts program helps you and your children learn the skills of discipline,\nself defence respect, concentration and confidence, in an exciting atmosphere.\nYour child will love it, and you will love what it does for your child!\nExcellent Family Activity. 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Diane has many years experience in the Insurance Industry in a\nmanagement capacity and will be more than pleased to look after your insurance\nneeds. |ap\u00a7\nHarjinder S. Deol and Gurcharan S. Sidhu are no longer employed by this\nCompany\nIn order to serve your needs, we are continuing with our present staff and have\nemployed two new staff members. Mr.Amrik S. Gill and Kulwant (Ken) Makkar\nare now in our office, and along with our present staff, are ready to help you with\nany of your insurance requirements and answer any questions you may have.\nIn order to serve your Life Insurance needs, we have now employed Mr.\nRupinder S. Azad to look after our Life Department.\nShould you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.\nPaul Wadhawan\nChairman\n(604)859 - 5950\nMohinder (Moe) Gill\nSecretary\n(604) 852 - 8538\n-d'dWH^dU r\u00ab6S9'H Hdf^HtH fof>f\u00a33\"\n. ||j| 1 A- 32465 W%G |ot .#, _ :^| \u2022 ' j|\nJ- frl^HJda, Ht.Hf V2T 1X4 M\n\u00a3tf fr (604) 852-2565 tofH: (604) 852-2996\nwfl1 wu$ h^ nfuM ^te*-tu* t u*h zwot www) wft www % fzu uhut\nura\u00a3 u* fe tj'dttHsjdti fusHfn HefeHu zuEt $ fe*5#Hfu3T >l^e gt ittuuu\n(>lu) fftE w$ igt graflue (ipw) wwwe ue* ^ ^i?5f w www huw few f w$\nWfZEHUWtE ZtTHfwtEWfHEHHU folAZd\\ ZWZ fflftHfugH otet U?7I ^rfu??\nh for fu?itH fu^Huet f^u erut hth* i1 nzw ffftnu orraura ur une^en^t\nW, \u00bbPUUt\u00bbl* fe6^H ffW*W* ZWE fWW WT3W3 fflft HfugH orMl\nddPHtid fiW fg\u00a7W WW ^JdtJdA flRUT fii^ WZ TZH ZUEf few fZH WW\u00a7\n^^Hjj^ffora^i\n>Hnjut>>l*fe6fl^'HHM.^utyettttUTyora?7?5Ut, Hrt^eUHT^HUrgi1\nfZWW* W UU E& HZTW ffZWH fZQZZ oft\u00a7 3l\u00a3 UEI WHWfZ THW fftE w$\nZEWZ (ZE) HZW WZ H*% ZW3U few \u00bbTU Ut\u00bbf* ^EWE f\u00ab6w9'H (WZ, UUrfent\n\u00a7 o?HeHW) Hudt ftW ut yeut wut uffw %zuu uei\nwfuwu ffrw www ut P6yo(d1 h^ wzfw sfwwzffz ut WUWE U UHU EZt oftut\nSut fti WU UtW WWW r\u00ab6H^H HHlft Hrat\u00bbT TtW*W* HWH Wft ?7fW oftut\u00bb(*\nd'ddflWl\nTZH fZHH t H^TW W WZWUt EWWiWE HUWZ ZU:-\n\u00a7\u00bbie HE WE WWWE 859-5950 HoT3U HtuUU (HW) fftE 852-8538\nCharlesworth\nI Insurance\nServices Ltd.\nFor all of your insurance needs!\n\u2022 Financial Planning Service \u2022 Life Insurance Services \u2022\n\u2022 Mutual Funds \u2022 RRSP's \u2022 RIF's \u2022 Annuities \u2022 Group Plans \u2022\nDisability \u2022 Educational Plans \u2022 Savings Plans \u2022 Estate Planning\nMature Discount (50 years old)\nNew Home Discount \u2014 Senior Discount\nBurglar Alarm Discount \u2014 Claims Free Discount\n\u2022 Home \u2022 Business \u2022 Commercial j Fleets \u2022 Condo Package \u2022\n\u2022 Life \u2022 Mortgage \u2022 Travel \u2022 Cargo \u2022 Marine \u2022\nThe New Charlesworth Team Consists of The Manager Diane\nMorphy (Sitting), Amrik Gill, Rupinder Azad, Terri Davis,\nManinder Gill, Ken Makkar (Left to Right). Two other members of\nthe staff Carol Tepper and Kamaljit Dhindsa were absent from\nthe photo session.\nPhone: (604) 852-2565\nFax:(604)852-2996\n1A-32465 South Frasenlbyll\nAbboMFd, BC V2T 1\u00bb\n;\" _ .'JI \/,-,\n1 \u2022\u25a0 '(: (.(-( \u2022'\u25a0 -> '\u2022 \u25a0'\u25a0: S' V'i i !\n ^smssss^wmssasssaaiBnisswi\numuuaw\nssas\n \u25a0\u25a0- . \u2014J JUJMJJ. UJU\n_. ,. , ..\u201e,-\naafegMii\n***\u25a0\nsc\ni-w\nw\niff\n1\nPage 22\n1\nm\nw\nm\nI\nWUii.\nffl\n\u25a0\nI\nli.},\ni\nm\n'\/7f' ' '-'\najabl Falrlka\nPunjabi Patrika\nMarch 22nd to Jk4<_\nApril 10th, 2000 aSSK:\nA\nA SYNOPSIS OF\nTHE TEN SIKH GURUS' LIVES\n1. Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji: the 1st Guru\nBorn on October20, 1469 at Talwandi Rai - Nanakana Sahib - now in\nPakistan.\nBorn to: Sri Kalyaan Das Ji (Mehta Kalu Rai) - Mata Tripta Ji\nMarried to: (Mata) Sulakkhani Ji (d\/o Sri Moot Chand Ji)\nIssue : Two: Baba Sri Chand Ji aand Baba Lakhmi Das Ji\nDied on September 22, 1539 at Kartarpur (aged 70 yrs.)\n2. Sri Guru Angad Dev Ji: the 2nd Guru\nBorn on March 31,1504 at Mattay Naangay Di Saran (Ferozepur)\nBorn to: Sri Pherumal Ji and Mata Daya Ji\nMarried to: (Mata) Kheevi Ji (d\/o Sri Devi Chand Ji)\nIssue: Baba Datoo Ji, Baba Dasoo Ji, Bibi Amro Ji, aand Bibi Anokhi Ji\nEnthroned on September 17, 1539\nDied on April, 1552 (aged 48 yrs)\n3. Sri Guru Aamar Das Ji: the 3rd Guru\nBorn on May 5; 1479 at Basarke (Amritsar)\nBorn to : Sri Tej Bahan Ji Bhalla and Mata Sulakhni Ji\nMarried to: (Mata Ramo Ji (d\/o Sri Devi Chand Ji Bahl)\nIssue: Baba Mohan Ji, Baba Mohari Ji, Bibi Dani Ji and Bibi Bhani Ji\nEnthroned on March 29, 1552\nDied on September 1, 1574 at Goindwal Sahib (aged 95yrs)\n4. Sri Gur Ram Das Ji: the 4th Guru\nBorn on September 24, 1534 at Choona Mandi, Lahore\nBorn to Sri Hari Dass Ji and Mata Daya Ji\nMarried to: (Mata) Bhani Ji (d\/o Sri Guru Amar Das Ji)\nIssue: Baba Prithi Chand Ji, Baba Mahadev Ji and Sri Gur Arjan Dev Ji\nEnthroned on August 30, 1574\nDied on September 2, 1581 at Goindwal Sahib ( aged 47yrs)\n5. Sri Guru Arjan Dev Ji: the 5th Guru\nBorn on April 15, 1563 at Goindwal Sahib\nBorn to Sri Guru Ram Das Ji and Mata Bhani Ji\nMarried to (Mata) Ganga Ji (d\/o Sri Krishan Chand Ji)\nIssue: Sri Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji\nEnthroned on September 1, 1581\nDied on May 30, 1606 in Lahore (aged 43 yrs)\n6. Sri Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji: the 6th Guru\nBorn on June 14,1595 at Guru Ki Wadali (Amritsar)\nBorn to Sri Guru Arjan Dev Ji aand Mata Ganga Ji\nMarried to (Mata) Damodari Ji, (Mata Nanki Ji, aand (Mata) Mahadevi\nJi\nIssue: Baba Guditta Ji, Baba Anirai Ji, Baba Atal Rai Ji, Sri Guru Tegh\nBahadur Ji, Baba Suraj Mai Ji and Bibi Amro Ji\nEnthroned on June 1,1606\nDied on March 3,1644 at Kiratpur Sahib (aged 49 yrs.)\n7. Sri Guru Har Rai Ji: the 7th Guru ;. ^||f\nBorn on January 16,1630 at Kiratpur Sahib\nBorn to Baba Gurditta Ji and Mata Nihal Kaur Ji\nMarried to (Mata) Krishan Kaur Ji\nIssue: Baba Ram Rai Ji, Bibi Roop Ji and Sri Guru Harkrishan Sahib Ji\nEnthroned on March 3,1644\nDied on October 6,1661 at Kiratpur Sahib (Ropar) (aged 32 yrs.)\n8. Sri Guru Harkrishan Sahib Ji: the 8th Guru\nBorn on July 7,1656 at Kiratpur Sahib (Ropar)\nBorn to Sri Guru Har Rai ji and Mata Krishna Ji\nEnthroned on October 6, 1661\nDied on March 30, 1664 at Bhogal (Delhi), aged 8 yrs.\n9. Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji: the 9th Guru\nBorn on April 1, 1621 in Amritsar\nBorn to Sri Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji and Mata Nanaki Ji\nMarried to (Mata) Gujri Ji, (d\/o Sri Lai Chand Ji Khattari)\nIssue: Sri Gobind Rai Ji\n10. Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji: the 10th Guru\nBorn on December 22,1666 in Patna Sahib (Bihar)\nBorn to Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji and Mata Gujri Ji\nMarried to (Mata) Ajit Kaur, (Mata) Sundri Kaur Ji and the Sikh-Panth\nMata Sahib Kaur Ji\nIssue: Sahibzada Ajit Singh, Sahibzada Jujhar Singh, Sahibzada Zorawar\nSigh aand Sahibzada Fateh Singh Ji\nEnthroned on November 9,1675\nDied on October 7,1708 at Hazoor Sahib Nanded (Maharashtra), age 42\nyrs.\nSri Guru Granth Sahib Ji: the essence of the 10 Gurus\nPrakash-divas: August 16, 1604 at Sri Harmandir Sahib ,\nAmritsar.\nEnthroned on October 4, 1708\nThe job of writing was done by Bhai Gurdas Ji, and that of\nediting, by Sri Guru Arjan Dev Ji, Sri Guru Granth Sahib was\nnamed Guru by Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji.\nNote: This information is taken front Sachittar Das Guru Darshan,\nwritten by Bhai Harbhajan Singh and submitted by Jaswant Singh\nDhillon of Abbotsford\nTel: $04-859-3759.\n'Ml\nWMM\nUf&AtiJtftirtt&k\nMarch 22nd to\nApril 10th, 2000\nPunjabi Patrika\nPage 23\n''TMw4*l*t.#***tkn~~ --\nu S\u00bb\nuti* tim mate\n(3^,331? fta, P&)\n32315 South Fraser Way\nAbbotsford\ntor mk flte ft* pftw* $rt s&,\nJHtfeateilHcfStrajti\nIT855 0(M :^tot^, ?f^l&if 3I#5, ft^\nfmfas hw, jste ffof wj, isfa m, mm^)^^^,M^fmw^it^fh,wm\nfltaffc, ^ffiisw, HBftrofSw^, ifestraftpff, p^ffiw fife, ^w fef f^firanra\npfefifaffij IflfcMf fe 807^684 F^*1**\nfe 556-7034 fe 854-5630 ft* 601-7413 fe 855-1538\nHHWZfHWfwft\nhuwu wftz fnw w fzEzwnt htwe ftn ft #\nsj'^61^1 (TO 33-U3 ft WWl HWUE ftt ftf $H W WW* WWWWZ ft %U WUft\nWU E fH HWE Hftft EZ) fe\u00bbM ZU TWU* St ftTH ft fHWE fefd&H f%^ WZ\nftfViwfttl\nfn mf f ufftu fn WftZ igt ew fznu nfuw ft ffw t fz fbtf t^of^rat\nHWt fU\" WE fHU fitT WUt fUW ft WE f^ f fHEZ \u00bbTf 3* foff 3^13 fiRUf ft\ngiw-^3 3* fn ft f^33T \u00a7 fEuww zuzzt rfti fzu &44wu fzn uww ft:-\nnfuw. ftw* E*H oft t?\nwez w \u00a73u: wftz fnw\nf oftofgtfrf? |j|\n\u00a7\" ffoft nfnw c^i n% ft nft wz ft fwnw*n we \u00bbpfwi\ntfoft? nfuw ft nut ffwftf s\u00bbw yfg\u00bbr\nwfeft\nfH \u00a7 WWW ZWW*\u00a7Z EZtl\nftU*UWH oftt?\nfH33lftl Hd^'dS^IHf^ftwai^^ljgWTft^HH^ftsft^tHTof^fH\n\u00a7 HWE EUf Hoft Htl\nftecTHM- Hdti'd 33T3fHUf^Uf^raHg313^H^fi^THtl \u00a7Hf WWHt\nHUWTUWWHEfHW I\nfUW rft_ HUWU fZfiZ fHW, H*W ft t%ff\u00bbT?3tl\nWW ft- Hdti'd \u00bbftfl3 fHUf ft HWWE fHUf H^l\n3^- H3I3 fHUf (ft UHW) fWW UUW 11 WjE ft &HU f%3 ft ftHU ftp>T ft),\nZEWU fHW, ZEWW fHUf, d'PHtid fHUf wft WZWU fHUf I\n\u00a7z* - ftat whu zu, uz*n zu (nfnzu*) ft nzzw hei\nwftz fnuf ^r fft fe mzu zw nti fzu fy^ heuu ew* nfuu wfzz ff\nWftW*ft Zt 27 fbfWHte^ ft f^H ff WW* HftHE tl WftZ fiRUf W? 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It is\nimportant to me that the fisheries ministry stay alive, and I am\nhappy to report that this is the case and the good work will\ncontinue under Minister Corky Evans.\nOn January 6,20001 accompanied Rick Hansen, Chair of the Fraser River Sturgeon Conservation\nSociety, on a sturgeon tagging outing. The tagging program was begun after many sturgeon\nwere found dead in 1994. The Conservation Society received $20,000 in February of this\nyear from the provincial government to help with the ongoing sturgeon preservation project\nPeople in Mission-Kent are concerned about salmon habitat\nenhancement. Many community groups, schools and local\ngovernments have benefited from grants from the Fisheries\nMinistry and Fisheries Renewal BC for habitat restoration,\nurban stream and salmonid renewal projects. The goal is to\nhave a sustainable, diverse fishery that will employ people\ntoday and in the future.\nIn February of 1999 the District of\nMission received $40,000 to complete a\nwatercourse mapping project to assist\nwith land use planning. A total of\n$82,537 was allocated for fisheries-\nrelated projects in the Central Fraser\nValley.\nIn April I joined 100 students from Stave\nFalls Elementary to stock Rolley Lake\nwith 1500 rainbow trout. Rolley Lake is\none of 1100 lakes and streams to be\nstocked with 10-million trout, char and\nkokanee each year.\nIn September, ten Agassiz youth\ncompleted work on a project to improve\nfish habitat in the Maria Slough\nwatershed through the Environmental\nYouth Team (E-Team), a Youth Options BC program directed\nat youth aged 16 to 24. The program offers work experience\nand training in stream ecology, public relations, first aid,\ncomputers, environmental awareness, fisheries enhancement\nand career planning. Six E-Team members finished work in\nOctober on a watershed stewardship project with the\nLakahahmen First Nation.\nEDUCATION\nBC continued to invest in education, which resulted in school\ndistricts getting a per student funding increase in March of\n1999. This meant an increase in funding for School District\n#75 despite lower enrollment in Mission that would have\notherwise resulted in a reduction in funding.\nA number of portables in the riding were dispensed with after\nadditions were made to Mission Central- and Cherry Hill\nelementary schools. A major addition was made to Kanaka\nCreek Elementary in neighbouring Maple Ridge, and I was\npleased to attend the opening of the long-awaited Whonnock\nElementary in my own neighbourhood.\nIn post-secondary education, tuition fees were frozen for the\nfourth straight year, and Youth Options BC program of\nearning tuition credits for volunteer work gave young people\nanother avenue to access post-secondary education. The BC\ngovernment continued to call on the federal\ngovernment to restore over $1 billion that it\nhas cut from post-secondary funding\nCanada-wide since 1995.\nCOMMUNITY\/HERITAGE\nI consider it a privilege to attend community\nand social events when my schedule permits.\nAnnual events such as the opening of\nHeritage Park, Canada Day, Remembrance\nDay, and Candlelight Parade are highlights\nfor me and my wife Linda. Functions of the\nOld Age Pensioners' Organization,\nMcConnell Creek Farmers' Institute,\nMission Archives and Mission Folk Music\nFestival showcase the diversity of our\ncommunity and the volunteer spirit that\ndrives these groups.\nI remind everyone to attend the British\nColumbia Book Tour which visits Mission at\n10 a.m. on March 29 at the Norma Kenney\nHouse in Heritage Park. The book will travel\nto more than 200 communities across BC to\ngive British Columbians an opportunity to\nmark the new millenium by adding their\nsignature to this historic text.\nI got my Mark Kenney pennant signed by the 'true western\ngentleman' himself, on the occasion of Mart's 90th birthday,\ncelebrated March 5,2000 by hundreds of well-wishers at\nNorma Kenney House in Heritage Park.\neasier to do business in British\nColumbia. Communities along the\nFraser River received an influx of\nprovincial assistance to upgrade dikes\nlast spring during the flood threat.\nTrouble spots in Silverdale, Dewdney,\nNicomen Island and Kilby areas were\nfixed, sandbags were stockpiled, and\nriprap rock was prepared for emergency\nuse. Over the past three years, BC spent\nmore than $7 million to assist local\ngovernments with flood protection\nwork. It paid off, as the river crested\njust below main dike levels, breaching\nthe dike in just a few low spots.\nOther provincial government\ncontributions to local infrastructure\nincluded nearly $1 million to the\nDistrict of Mission towards a sewer\nproject for Cedar Valley, $18,750 to the\nFraser Valley Regional District for\ncommunity planning, and $132,500 to\nFVRD to improve the Deroche water\nsystem.\n. I was pleased to present a $600 cheque to Satwinder Bains,\ninstructor for the Gum Nanak Mission Punjabi School for textbooks\nand resource materials, under the Heritage Language Program on\nFebruary 22,2000\nINFRASTRUCTURE\nMuch has been accomplished in the past year with regard to\ninfrastructure improvements in Mission-Kent. The highlight\nfor me was being able to secure funding for an engineering\n\u2014\u201e study of the eastern leg of the bypass to\ndivert Lougheed Highway traffic\naway from Mission's downtown core.\nI arranged for Highways Minister\nHarry Lali to meet with the Mission\nDowntown Business Association,\nwho requested my help to address the\nproblem of dangerously increasing\ntraffic on First Ave. The result was\napproval of $50,000 to study this\noption.\nThe Ministry of Transportation and\nHighways invested $5.3 million\ntowards several restoration projects in\nMission-Kent last year, from the\nMission interchange, to widening of\nthe Lougheed Highway from 240\"1 St.\nto the Albion Slide, to upgrade work\non the Harrison River Bridge and Highway 7 at Mount\nWoodside.\nLegislative amendments to the Motor Carrier Act removed\nrestrictions that hindered log and gravel haulers. BC's\nhaulers now compete on a level playing field with their out-\nof-province counterparts. This is just one example of\nlegislative change and red tape reduction that is helping to\nexpand the economy, support the private sector and make it\nOn March 22,19991 announced approval of a $50,000 project\nto study the option of an eastern leg of the Mission bypass,\nwhich would divert through traffic out of the downtown core.\nHere, I survey the site with a highway official.\nI visited Abbotsford Community Services on January 30,2000 where then-Labour Minister Joan\nSmallwood spoke to staff and seasonal workers about the 'Know Your Rights' outreach campaign -\nto educate workers and employers about workers' rights under the Employment Standards Act\nSOCIAL SERVICES\nChild care continues to be a priority for this government, and I\nwas pleased to present cheques totalling over $200,000 to the\nChehalis Indian Band and Sto:lo Nation for new daycare\nfacilities. Upgrades were made to other day care facilities in\nthe area: $4,000\nfor Happy Days\nChildren's Centre\nwhich is pperated\nthrough Mission\nCommunity\nServices, and\n$5,000 to Silver-\nhill Daycare Society for emergency\nrepairs.\nThe Fraser Valley\nreceived close to\n$800,000 for job\nand training\nopportunities\nunder the BC\nBenefits Youth\nProgram. Youth\nCommunity Action and Student Summer Works make it\npossible for young people to earn the money they need to\nsupport themselves during their studies.\nHEALTH\nConcern about health care and the future role of Mission\nMemorial Hospital has been the biggest single issue in the\nriding in recent months. While the hospital will remain open\nand core services maintained, there is still much debate about\nservices, staffing and changes brought about by\nregionalization. I have spoken with front line workers, the\nHealth Board, concerned groups, and individuals in the\ncommunity. I have taken the concerns of Mission residents to\nthe Minister of Health, and I will continue raising these\nconcerns with the new minister.\"\nBright spots on the health front in the past year include a\nmajor capital upgrade to nursing stations which is currently\nunderway at Mission Memorial Hospital, and an increase of\n$7 million over the previous year for the Fraser Valley Health\nRegion, bringing the operating budget to Sl 83.2 million. 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The best policy is\nto be more flexible. If you are handling a creative project you will\nhave to put in maximum effort.\nSagittarius\n[ Nov 23 to Dec 22] MpS\nIt is time for your generosity to be amply rewarded. You will gain the\nmost on Monday and Thursday. You should, however, guard against\nimpulsive acts.\nv^apricorn\n[Dec 23 to Jan 20]\nThe emphasis will shift towards new modes of pleasure and recreation.\nYou should be ready to win applause. You can realise your ambitions\none by one. ^^^S\nft& Aquarius r$^^M\n^^ [Jan 21 to Feb 19]\nYou may face an extremely trying period, especially on the economic\nfront. You should fight this menace before it is too late. \"A stitch in\ntime saves nine\", should be your motto from now on.\nPisces\n[Feb 20 to March 20 ]\nThe majority of Pisceans are in a state of flux. They should reconcile\nthemselves with what they get. Giving way to fantasies can lead to\nconfusion.\n!\u00ab!\u00bb>< fMMtar*\nMarch 22nd to\nApril 10th, 2000\nPunjabi Patrika\nPage 27\n^^y^^yyyy^^^^\nw>>>>>)>>>>jj>>\u00bb>>\u00bbj>>>j>>>>\u00bb>>j>>>>>>>>)>>j>>jj>j>>jj\u00bb>)j>ji\u00bb>j\u00bb>>j>\u00bbij>>>>>i\n*>\/>\u00bb>\u00bb>> >>j> j n>\u00bb\u00bb>>> >>> \u00bb\u25a0>> t\/>>\u00bb)>> >Trr?\nClinton arrives in India on State visit\nUS President Bill Clinton arrived in Delhi, on the first State visit in 22 years, on\nSunday evening, amid unprecedented security, accompanied by his daughter\nChelsea mother-in-law Dorothy Rodham and several prominent officials and\nbusinessmen. He was received by the External Affairs Minister Jaswant Singh\nand the Minister of State for External Affairs Ajit Panj a.\nIndia will decide its own security matters: PM\nVajpayee said sanctions and conditions were imposed on India after the Pokhran\nnuclear explosions, but India would face any difficulty to strengthen its security.\nShanmugam to be next Pondicherrv CM\nShanmugam's name was proposed by former chief minister Vaithilingam and\nseconded by former agriculture minister N. Rangasamy, who were earlier in the\nrace for the top post.\nElectric fencing for 195 km of International Border\nThis stretch of border from Palanwala in Chamb sector to Madhopur on the\nJammu and Kashmir-Punjab border is allegedly prone to be \"most used\" by\nPakistan's ISI for its \"high voltage infiltration\".\nRevenue from FM stations over five times the reserve price\nOf the total revenue, a sum of Rs 132.75 crore has come from just two bidders:\nRs 88.97 crore from ZEE TV's associate New Media Broadcasting from a\nsuccessful bid for 20 stations and Rs 43.78 crore from Bennet Coleman and\nCompany for twelve cities.\nBJP defends Bihar Governor's decision\nAddressing a press conference in Hyderabad, BJP general secretary Venkiah\nNaidu said that the Governor had acted according to the Constitution and as per\nnorms.\nNational Sadbhawna Award for Manoj Kumar\nSBSSD President Jitender Singh said on Saturday night that Manoj Kumar had\nplayed a great role to generate patriotic feelings among the people through his\nfilms.\nMental hospital in pathetic state\nCHANDIGARH \u2014 A report on the Dr Vidya Sagar Mental Hospital,\nAmritsar, is at present under study by the Punjab Government.\nGive Punjabis their due: Tarlochan Singh\nAMRITSAR\u2014The vice-chairman of the National Minorities Commission,\nMr Tarlochan Singh, sought due recognition for Sikhs, who had played an\nimportant role during the freedom struggle and had made several sacrifices\nwhile fighting to defend their motherland.\nMartyrs' kin presented badges\nPATIALA\u2014A solemn ceremony was held to honour soldiers who sacrificed\ntheir lives during 1947 the wars of 62,65 and 71 and other counter-insurgency operations in the country.\nMemorial to Bhai Mati Dass\nCHANDIGARH\u2014Mr Parkash Singh Badal, Chief Minister, Punjab, released a grant of Rs 5 lakh for construction of Bhai Mati Dass Memorial in\nthe memory of Bhai Mati Dass, a great martyr who laid down his Ufe for the\ncause of humanity and opposed tyrannical forces.\nBadal inaugurates livestock show\nAMRITSAR\u2014The Chief Minister, Mr Parkash SinghBadal, strongly\npleaded for the diversification of agriculture from the traditional crops to\nvalue-added projects like dairy, poultry and fisheries. Earlier, Mr Badal\ninaugurated the week-long 50th northern region livestock and poultry show\nhere and said Punj abi farmers must be trained in horticulture and floriculture\ntechniques to supplement their income.\nCulture Dept 'abetted' immigration scam\nCHANDIGARH\u2014The Nachdaa Punj ab Youth Welfare Club today flayed\nthe role of the Punjab Cultural Affairs Department in sending officials and\nemployees cultural groups abroad.\nFight dowry evil, savs M.S. Gill\nLUDHIANA\u2014The Chief Election Commissioner, Dr M.S.Gill, exhorted\nyouth to make concerted efforts to do away the evil of dowry.\nDharna bv railway employees\nCHANDIGARH, March 18\u2014The unit of the Indian Railway Technical\nSupervisors Association (IRTSA) based at Rail Coach Factory; Kapurthala,\nobserved a fast and organised a-dharna at Kapurthala.\nMartyrs memorial: dist admn seeks Rs 1 crore\nFEROZEPORE\u2014Much-awaited beautification and landscaping of the\nMartyrs' memorial at Hussainiwala is on the anvil. The district administration\nhas sought for a Rs 1 crore-investment, against the total Rs 3 crore project\ncost proposed by the state Architecture Department.\nGang of hi-tech dacoits busted\nSANGRUR\u2014The Sangrur police has achieved a major success, smashing an\ninter-state gang of hi-tech dacoits involved in a series of violent crimes in\nPunjab, Himachal Pradesh and Chandigarh.\nSAI coaches boycott exams\nPATIALA\u2014In an unprecedented development which has put the NIS\nauthorities in a fix, 10 put of the 11 coaches who had come to attend a mandatory refresher course held from February 22 to March 16, boycotted their\nexaminations, besides alleging \"violation of norms by authorities while conducting the course\".\nTeachers resent govt apathy\nABOHAR\u2014Teachers of private and government-aided primary schools\nhave expressed resentment over the stepmotherly treatment given to\nFerozepore district by the state government.\nPolluting unit may be shifted\nJALANDHAR\u2014Acting on a complaint of residents of the Bagh Baharian\nlocality against an industrial unit causing noise pollution in the area, the regional\noffice of the Punjab Pollution Control Board has asked the local Municipal\nCorporation to see the possibility of removal of the unit from the area.\nmL:::tikm&L\nE.5iK\u00a3K\nj||||I\u00a7|l||\n-'-;\"-\\.\/; .:JJJ_\\\\:LJ_J_,j ,j\n wW-\nm\n5BKS\nM,,ll,)llUUll\nmgm\nSm|SSSH^?ff|\n^5==K*.W%^^-:\nI\nm\nWb\nam\nI$f\nn\nt:\u00abl.\ni\nlift\nt*\nt:\nJ\nm\nH\nf\nMwl\nm\ni\n%\ni-i\nPage 28\n{Wmmfrn'M FwlHIt*\nPunjabi Patrika\nMarch 22nd to\nApril 10th, 2000\nw^|irt>|g\u00bb\u00bbtrHtw\nHappy Birthday!\n4 Happy 6th Birthday Amardil!!\nAmardil turned 6 on March 8th. His parents Amarjit and Sheila through a big party\nfor him. Birthday Greetings were conveyed from his brothers Jasdil and Gobind,\nDadij, Uncles, Aunts, Cousins and Grandparents.\nHappy Birthday Neeta!! \u25ba\nNeeta celebrates her Birthday on March 26th\nwith her parents Balwinder and Darshan Sidhu,\nBrother Jessie, Grandparents, Aunts, Uncles\nand All the Cousins.\n'\u2022'nil ah I I i<1i\" \u25a0 \u25a0 ISRi&'j - - ..\"-' J^B WWW\u00b1.'*4t\n^ Happy Birthday\nSharron and Mandy who's Birthdays\nfell on March 17th and 14th are going\nto have a big Birthday Party this\nweekend. Birthday greetings were\nconveyed from Parents Jerry and Pam,\nBrothers Jordan and Kyle, Grandparents,\nUncles, Aunts, Cousins\nHappy Birthday p\nHappy Birthday to You!!\nHappy Birthday to You!!\nHappy Birthday dear JT\nHappy Birthday to You!!\nJT Celebrated His birthday\non March 19th with some\nof his friends at Playdium.\nBirthday greetings from\nfriends & family.\nHappy Birthday!!\nJaspreet Gill celebrated her Birthday on March 18th, with\nher parents Jag and Kamal and Brother Nyle. She recieved\nlots of presents from her Grandparents, Aunts, Uncles and\nCousins.\nMarch 22nd to\nApril 10th, 2000\nPunjabi Patrika\nPage 29\nf\nPunjabi Patrika Cookery Corner\n-Baljinder Aulalch\nPASTA SALAD\nIngredients\n1 packet butterfly pasta\nor.other shapes\n15 black olives\n1 pkt cherry tomatoes\n1\/2 cucumber in pieces\n1\/2 tin sweet corn\nFinely cut fresh green herbs\nDressing: 200 ml olive oil\n100 ml red vinegar, 50 ml water\n2 tbsp mustard, salt, pepper .\n1-2 crushed garlic cloves\nFinely cut green herb\nPARSI RICE ROYAL\nIngredients\n1 cup rice\n1\/2 Ib minced meat\n1\/2 cup (cut length wise)\nfrenchbeans\n1\/2 cup carrots\n1 big capsicum\n1 tbsp ginger-garlic paste\n1 - 2 green chillies\nsalt according to taste\nA few corrinder leaves\n1\/2 cup tomato puree\n1\/2 tbsp flour\n1 tbsp butter or\nmargarine\n*egg\n2 onions finely chopped\nand browned\n1\/2 cup cheese (grated)\noil for frying\n\u25a0wJani^MrllMt\nMethod:\nCook pasta according to\ninstructions. Rinse in cold water.\nAdd a couple of teaspoons of oil\nand mix well. Allow to cool. Beat together all\ningredients for dressing and adjust seasoning.\nPour dressing over salad just before serving\nand toss it all lightly. jppfj\nGarnish with olives, tomatoes\nand fresh green herbs.\nThe salad may be prepared\nwell in advance\nand kept in the fridge.\nMethod:\nWash the minced meat. Mix with ginger\ngarlic paste, chillies, salt, coriander,\nonions and egg. Make meat balls\nand deep fiy until golden brown.\nRemove and set aside.\nBoil rice and keep aside\nBoil french beans and carrots for about five\nminutes. Fry flour in butter till brown.\nAdd tomato puree and a little water to this and\ncook till gravy thickens.\nTo this gravy add the boiled vegetables and cut\ncapsicum. In an oven-proof dish, spread a portion\nat the bottom.\nAdd the gravy with vegetables to this and top it\nwith meat balls.\nSprinkle the cheese over it. Continue making the\nlayers till all the ingredients are used.\nPut the dish in a moderate oven and bake for\nten minutes before serving.\ntJgj 1 \u2022i A. g\n... a celebration of our community and\nfarewell to retiring Walter Paetkau!\n(founder of Abbotsford Community Services.)\n- with food and entertainment\nfrom many nations'\nWednesday, May IO. 2000\n6:00pm - 10:00pm\n6:30pm - buffet dinner from many nations\n entertainment and puest sneakers\nLOCATION:\nTradex (at Abbotsford Airport) - free Parking\nAttendance goal of2,000 guests!\nA Celebration of.\n\u25a0 recognition of Walter Paetkau s il years of commitment to\nour community\n\u25a0 acknowledgement of c omnutnity volunteers & donors\n\u25a0 acknowledgement of the social tleveliypment & tllrersit v \/\/1\nour community\nTicket Purchase Options\nPersonal Tickets:\nOption 1: \u00a730 personal ticket\nOption 2: SSO personal ticket\n\u00bb;<) laxii'iCiptj\nincludes <20do\ni < i 'tin)\nSponsored Tickets:\nOption 3: S30 individual ticket\nW,^ >?<)<\/<>\n*. Sponsored tickets will be given totho^eh-.'.\nfortunate wlw cannot atlonl to attend the event\n- Ijasedon\/personaltinumsianie.\nTickecs available at\nAbbotsford Community Services\n2420 Montrose Avenue\nMonday to friday 8:30am to 4:30pm\nFor Information call HS9-76SI. UhuUU\nCommuniiySfrvices\n\"f\nFOLK\ns\nx#\nc\ni\\\nFRUITICANA\nWEEKEND SPECIAL Mar 24,25,26\n31831 South Fraser Way, Abbotsford Ph: 864-9193\nSpecial discount^ ^oPfrFS\" H^HW H1^ 24,25,26\n\/stHct'ff'd\nd<5 ft1 3&\nCanola Oil\n$1499\n(14 litre)\nBasmati Rice\n$499\n(4 kg) Ijl\nOnions\n$499\n(50 lb)\nSevian||\n$459\n(500 gm)\nHot Ground Chilli\n99*\nlb\nHead Lettuce\n88*\neach\nRed Anju Pear\n49*\nlb\nGala Apple\n69*\nlb\nRed Masri\n69*\nlb\nWashed Moong\n69*\nkMMMMm&Mk\n\u00abi\n\u25a0'' ^ '-'\"\"\"\"\u25a0\t\nii\nmm\n'^^4ll4ri4s44 4,Sr;?Jts4^iA\n-?{-. .w\nZtW^&mMM\n\u25a0\u2014'-\u25a0- -\n--\u2014\u2014 :\u2014,\u2014\u2014^\u2014=\u2014^\u2014!\u2014\n)\n pnwifff'fgppp^PSll\nmm.\n'*r-~\nSBSHS\nL-\u2014\u2014\u2014^r^-^j\n<.aul\nli;\niVfM\n'mm\n\u25a0-'\u2022\u25a0Tf;\n5\" \u25a0\"'.'(\/V\n#;\u25a0\u25a0.\nn\nH\nHi\nImp\nMflfl\nml\nm\nm\nm\n\u25a0fJL\nm\ny\nUS,\nv\u00a7L.\nIP\n4\":\n''Wi\n\u25a0li\nMS\nPage 30\nPunjabi Patrika\nMarch 22nd to\nApril 10th, 2000 \u00ab\nSecuring Your Future\nFrom the desk of Doug Kinton: ICBC Abbotsford Claim Centre Manager\nInterview any mother or father about parenthood\nand I am sure at some point in the conversation,\nwith little prompting, they will say that they\nwould do anything to protect their children from\nharm. However, even the most well meaning\nMums and Dads are not always infallible when it\ncomes to fulfilling this basic instinct.\nFor instance, last week in the parking lot of a local\nmall I witnessed a mother chastise her young son in\nno uncertain terms for not looking both ways as he\ncrossed the road to where their car was parked. As I\nwatched her put the child into the car, it was a\nhorrifying feeling to see that she didn't even attempt\nto fasten the harness on his car seat. As she drove\nthe car towards the highway, her son jumped up and down in the back\nseat! The boy was now in the greatest danger of his young life. Car\ncrashes are the number one killer of our youth and it's our duty as parents\nto minimize the risk.\nThe mother may or may not have known she washreaking the law. Worse\nthan that, she was obviously unaware that should be involved in even a\nminor crash her child would probably suffer significant injury, as his tiny\nbody slams against the seat or windshield at the same speed as the car is\ntraveling.\nStudies show that using a child restraint system correctly can reduce\nthe risk of serious injury or death in a crash by up to 80 per cent. In\norder to provide the best protection for their children parents must\nmake sure of three things. Firstly, the child restraint they use is the\nright type of car seat for their child (infant, convertible or booster).\nSecondly, they have it correctly installed in their vehicle. And lastly,\nthey have properly secured the child into the restraint.\nThere are so many great devices available for providing a safer\nenvironment for your children as they grow through the early years.\nICBC has an information brochure called 'Buying a Better Child\nRestraint' to help parents make the right choice.\nRemember, never let your children ride in the front seat of a vehicle\nthat is equipped with a passenger side air bag. In the event of a\ncollision it could kill them. Last year in the United States a father was\ncharged criminally following the death ofhis son for allowing the\nchild to sit in the front seat of the family vehicle that was equipped\nwith an air bag. It is your responsibility to keep your kids safe.~\nOur children deserve the best chance possible for a safe and healthy\nchildhood and it's up to us not to take the easy route arid give into pleas\nand cries of a young one that is not thrilled with the concept of being\nrestrained. It may mean the difference between life and death.\nICBC has information brochures called 'Buying a Better Child\nRestraint' and \"Doing it Up Right\" which are available at your local\nICBC Claim Centre, Driver Services Centre and atAutoplan broker\noffices.\n\u00bbFlj\u00a3 3fshf \u00a7 H^ftPM^ E[GW\n\"H3otf | ^^ H^ftRH? \u00bb\u00a3 \u00a73 Ul\u00a3T\u00a7\u00a3 sst\nfefl it n* H* n*y e*e fuddle nft aiw au z*\ndirtyy fens u\u00a7u fea fsz wpf^ t ww? hg* a znz \u00a7 fu\ndfdddl fe w**Jk tfww* \u00a7flu iz3* nwiQt wut Quite\nit aUS \u00a7 fe\u00bbPUUSI fSU it W3t 3a-st\u00bbBH H*3*& W$\nfirs* it feH ufowut yfeddl \u00a7 WHEt \u00a7u fe Hfl1 zwtzwt\n$e zw ns% wzi\nQtj'ddd wn1 : fus$ u 3T^tu frz n* nz w* vzu* 80% zz vfz nzw* f i w\"u\u00a3 ttfww* ^t ^fl\u00bbr\nHuftpjB1 wst nrfUw* \u00a7 f\u00a7s zzt w* ifdft zf ftpx1?? uvz* urate7 ti\nufrawt atw - ara f^u ^uut wz ^wt tti ut Tffz nut ui (fsE^'z,\notosjddlatt t^ wzuy ^\n^nut ze - fu Tft? ara f^u sta uar e*e fsz ofl3t wi i\nztnut atw - *\u00a7\u25a0 \u00a7 ntu f^u sta 3ut^ e*e twfew wii\ntfaw* % VtUE WE* % XT*EZ -ifHZ HH* f\u00a7* \u00a7 ^dt \u00a7Uftf\u00bbfU ^'d'^drt %Z\nwet uu ^uu H\u00bbt uaT 3ut^ &1Z3Z* usi ^rebft.Ht.rit. aw \"tfiww Est uatut ntz\nvufwz*\" snft f&a wzz*ut fz3*nw* t n wfuw* ^ ntz wt nut wz aus fi w\nnu*fsz unauT ti\ncpu 3\u00a3 fe aut ^t w*t*t tft s iTHHU wsts \u00a7\u00bbra-t3r ^wt ara ut >tuuwt\nHtU t E* tS3 fuf I |h $Z f feU t^ fH \u00a7 WU HZW* tl f^SEWE WHUtZ* f^U\nfea fliu7 fuu fH ^ y^u ut fe Hai^* hhuhw uh fen au3 ?W Ht fe fH ?> tft\ns ira^ra ^ fn^tuaw ut \u00bbraiwt nfz fuu fss ut \u00bbrfai\u00bbr feut fun ftu uwra-tai\nwar ufe\u00bbr jfti w*iri tsfww* w nwQ- ^j^rau^t \u00a7>t?rat ti\n^pf ^f^t ^t tfra t fe f^ \u00a3 guftwu w3 zu$ huijs ^h\u00a7 f^ \u00a7 uu\nHt^^WfloPfH^I feU UZ Htt feU3U t fe Wft* WT* UH3* E* W# W%\ntft t HZ3 f^U E* UTUZ WtlTHW H* WtZ ftRnt M E* foft^l feH E*E tft?S Dit\nflu Ur SUZ vt Hau7 tl\n\u00bbput.Ht.ift.Ht. aw \"wfsz w fuu wfsES %n^z\" W3 \"ffear fszwu-\nu*sfz\" E* t feu^ us n uu^t Hu^sa \u00bbnut nt .ut. 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Hft ffnu* e wew z^fez g??t\u00bbisf%s#ui1t?Oflti>jto(d^'Q$sTut#\nus, fe s# wz*%z u^t s1^ us feflor h^ Ofl fet fluftpra us,\nfiWH ^J ftlWSf tl WEW Z%?<$\u00bbia3l\u00bbft \u00a7\nftjg^ U^^ Ut STUtST t H* feU fut fer fer ^igfer t, SUf Z* WW* ZEZ\n%E* % HZ Ut WSR11W2 E3I fzz* tl\n>HUtU f%S fl1 fSHU^ Hffe H3\" \u00a7 $S3t aU*aF fe 2-2 ?*U UIEZ WH31 ^\nfe\u00bbia3t\u00bbit e wu&mi ut us- wz? w^w ti h7^ fl^u* \u00a7 =feuu t ^ utwht\natfe? gstwy st 3^at wst cbs fput ^ut s^ftt us wi wew zztez\ng?5t\u00bbisu^uf faid(V>Hau^\u00bbpu5tShfotI^au??s'uts711 ^fe^?w\na^ fea f%\u00bbioBt\u00bbff st fe-uuflt w3 wirz fetft w& WHt t-fedflt^ \u00bbf\u00a7^u\n^U ZlEZfW ZWZ WZt J*H WHt WHW U3t oft^t UlZt t f H? \u00bbTU$ JfZ* fUU Ut\naus ?5Ht fuu7^ au^ s7^ usi\nU7??^ cH%\\?\u00ab=\nDear Editor, the Patrika\nThe economic recovery in BC is well underway, as another 15,000 jobs were\ncreated in February, the highest number of jobs created by any province in Canada!\nThis is the fourth month in a row that the unemployment rate has dropped, and it\nnow stands at 7.0 per cent the lowest since August 1981. The number of new jobs\nin British Columbia's has increased by 341,000 in the last decade, and in 1999 over\n42,000 new jobs were created, an increase of 2.2 per cent over 1998, our plan is\nworking.\nMore people have flooded into the labour market; indicating confidence in the\neconomy has risen. New jobs are concentrated in the full-time sector and spilt\nbetween both goods and services and women and men. The unemployment rate\nfor BC youth has dropped dramatically in the last two years from 19% in January\n1998 to 12% in January 2000.\nThe economic recovery has also been fueled by the largest single year financial\nrebound of the forest sector. A turnaround of 1.6 billion in forestry revenue from\nlast year can be attributed to positive government policies such as: reducing red\ntype, strategic investments, lowering operating costs, as well as rising lumber prices.\nThrough government intervention and repayable loans, 300 jobs were preserved at\nMeeker Cedar Products of Mission, and 200 at J.S. Jones Timber's Boston Bar\nmill. As well support for the provincial government will also help to create more\nthen 800 new full-time jobs were at Conair in Abbotsford.\nAnother government initiative that is helping to lower unemployment is the Jobs\nPartnership government has been formed to find jobs for people applying for BC\nBenefits. Almost two-thirds of new applicants for BC Benefits are job-seeking\nworkers. These people want work, not welfare, because the best social safety net\nis a job.\nSome of the brightest sectors of the economy include high tech, tourism, film and\ntelevision.\nHigh technology is B.C's fastest growing industry: in the past eight years it's\ngrown more than twice as fast here as in the rest of Canada, and now employs\nmore than 51,000 people.\nThe film and technology is B.C's fastest growing industry: in the past eight years\nit's grown more then twice as fast here as in the rest of Canada, and now employs\nmore than 51,000 people.\nThe film and television industry employs 35,000 people, and a record $ 1.07 billion\nwas spent on feature film and television production in British Columbia in 1999; a\n32-per-cent increase over the previous year. Industry experts have predicted continued growth at 10 per cent a year well into the next decade. In 1990,50 productions worth $ 188 million were shot in British Columbia.\nTourism Revenues are expected to surpass the $9-billion mark this year and almost 113,000 people are directly employed on this sector in the province, not including self-employed workers, many of whom work in outdoor recreation and\necotourism.\nThe province will continue to implement policies that reduce unemployment and\ngrow our economy. We will also make strategic investments in high performing\nsectors such as tourism, film and hi-tech to strengthen our economy through diversification.\nWe can all enjoy the good news as forecasters are optimistic about the world\neconomy, and the outlook for commodity prices is positive. The B.C. 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(cfUrf ?r ^ f^ ifarf V%cF $ Wdl& WcTf%&)\nW*\u00a3S\n: -\u2014^t^^ i ^~~^ :\n ;\t\n?SSSfSP!\n.-\u25a0 -\u25a0 -^-\n AoJ.lL.. .-;^\nI\nMarch 22nd to\nApril 10th, 2000\nPunjabi Patrika\nPage 33\nWHY WE NEED A PUBLIC INQUIRY INTO THE FAST FERRIES\nThe government's half-a-billion fast ferry fiasco is an alarming example of\nNDP waste and misplaced priorities. The government pushed through the\nproject without any proper analysis of what it would cost, and without so\nmuch as a business plan. As a result, taxpayers are now on the hook for $463\nmillion money that should have gone to hospitals or schools. And every day\nthese money-losing ships remain in the water, the financial losses grow.\nThis waste and mismanagement never should have happened. If the NDP\nwant to make sure it doesn't happen again, they have to start by determining\nexactly how and why this project was allowed to proceed in the first place.\nBritish Columbians have a right to know. f&M\nUjjal Dosanjh said as much himself, when he was campaigning for the NDP\nleadership. On January 26, the day after government members used their\nmajority to shut down a review of the fast ferry project by the Legislature's\nall-parry Public Accounts Committee, Mr. Dosanjh stated: 'It is my view that\nthe public has a right to know and it's important that their rights be protected\nin the most transparent way possible.'\nBut just one month after saying the public has a right to know how the fast\nferry fiasco occurred, Mr. Dosanjh is now breaking his commitment by\nrefusing to launch a public inquiry into the project. That's simply not\nacceptable. Mr. Dosanjh clearly has no interest in getting to the bottom of this\nmatter, and is trying to sweep the whole issue under the carpet, just like Glen\nClark and Dan Miller tried to do.\nThe only way the public will get the answers they deserve is through a full,\npublic inquiry, where all the people responsible for this project are required to\ntestify under oath. For example, we know from the Auditor General's report\nthat the NDP Cabinet approved capital spending for this project, despite clear\nwarnings and concerns from Treasury Board staff about the project's financial\nviability. The question is, why?\nWe also know the Auditor General found no evidence that anyone on\nTreasury Board, including Mr. Dosanjh and his Deputy Premier Joy\nMacPhail, or former Ferries Minister Dan Miller, ever bothered to act on staff\nconcerns about cost overruns, or make inquiries once the construction delays\nbecame apparent. Why not?\nThe government's closure of the Public Accounts Committee's fast ferry\nhearings confirmed that the NDP have no interest in answering British\nColumbians' questions voluntarily. If Mr. Dosanjh really meant what he said\nabout the public right to know, he would.require himself and his Cabinet\ncolleagues to testify under oath before a full, public inquiry, to explain how\nand why it was possible for them to allow this project to proceed.\nEqually important, we need a full public inquiry so that government can learn\nfrom this mistake, to make sure it never happens again. A public inquiry\nwould identify the changes that government needs to make, and enable it to\nseek recommendations for how capital projects should be administered. We\nknow that it's better for major capital decisions on projects like the fast ferries\nand SkyTrain to be made in public, not behind closed doors, and the Official\nOpposition is committed to ensuring that happens.\nBy denying British Columbians the answers he\npromised, Mr. Dosanjh is undermining public trust\nand signaling that he is no different from his\npredecessors.\nGORDON CAMPBELL, MLA\nLeader of the Official Opposition\nwit fewtms ut wara s*Ef nuara ut wnz fet ut fssEW %.?t.ut. ut ?iw\nuuut \u00bbit aiwu yarra7?* w* U3us>a ffeu*3 ti nuara t ffe ijflau t feu ut\nwara t ys7feu ffefes ft ffe* fe sw uw atu7 wft fsn t ?uraa ZHE* S7\nHHfewi ffe7 feU feafeW fe %ZH W*3*S* t fe 463 fewtwTt fe EZ few fl\nuhu3w* \u00bbtt uaw* \u00a7 nft uratt hsi uu fe nft feu Ofl w* sw aus ?wtw $s*z\nfefetw iret flu uffetw us u* Hwt sarps su Ww ti\nfeu fera7 \u00bbit uuffeuwt ffeaw suf fet uratet flti fl wts.sft.ift. ffe\naiw t *aat?>t uslfs7 uraut t fe feu cte yu s7 wu% 3* h^ 3* ufew* fe s feu\nuoft uf* uu7 au?? urate71 fe feu $flau fef >nt fef >>iuf snz ffe7 fewi\nut.Tft. t wa* \u00a7 feu aiw fpss w* ua ti\nfew uura t wu feu ze ft* wut flt ut fu wts.^t.ut. wteufeu ut\nyffe uw7 ut hsi ut* Huarat fl'au71 wust uufestt sw nuu-uraut uafea\nwspfu aflut uwu7 fea fet t yflau ut at3t wz wEf nfltfew \u00a7 fe au ffe7\n3* fe ft fea fes nara* 26 us?ut t fe: zHft t fzu* flt, \"flu7 feura t fe H3* \u00a7\nwzz w* fe t \u00bb\u00abt feu Hfe?yus & fe fe* t fe* ut u*ut fe ft fe huhu \u00bbft\nwss uar sw aust uratet ti\"\nuu \"wa* \u00a7 feu wzz w* uz t fe fe^a fet ffews7 fet* fet\"i\nafes ft sta fea fett i7))^ fe: uh*? us $flau ut H3a h*u-u33W ft ysau t\nt s*ww feast au ut usi feu dtw fewaw fffe sufi huhu t fe fe: uh*?\nHwt ut ufe 3a suf wz* urat W3 nft Hut \u00a7 ft* ut ww wz* urat us fet*\naife awraa W3 s*z ftwu t zfwi\nH371 usu7 ffe few H3a U33W wwu* ut ftw nzw* u ffe feu $flau\nt fe?ra Ht\"fe* t flu U7 t fews fe wut feu7 fFtl fef fe wstuu HSUW ut\nfuSuz ft U37 ezw* t fe \u00bbls.3t.ut tfesu t ufetwrat nus sft yflau ut wuua\nfcsjd'ocdd1 u^ yara7^ huhu fefeW \u00bbft ffe7^ t a^w yflau t uut ut\ny^rsafttffeti yns fsu71 fe fef ?\nnt feu it U371 fe fe wtteu hsuw t feu aw u7 fet hiu suf fflfew\nfe fe: ffe uh*?, fe t feuut ytrflwra nft ftzsE n* wnz* t^ HfeHuu^s-\nfefe Hflu ufet\u00bbra flu? t ffe it wuflt t wg uufew hM nu^fe'yaiu^\ntufeW nft fe aus ut uu?ra at3t fe h* uuuw aus ut afeu attt ut fe* fe\n<5HMt\nsw ut i>ffeutW Hg'dH'\/HS'Q few Has fe tifluw yflau*\nw* yau fef zf3* wii nt U371 fe wnz fet >>ft nzftt\nfs ?uat flu Hwt fewt flia uuu t wt nft urate us s*\nfe >Jteu ss t uu?^ au auti feuut feu. ffe t catst\nHvQt Wtt 4W6HU tl\nut.flt. t wa* e*e att aw* aura* ft yau a fe:\nsh*? wa* t P^h^'w s7 w*z au fe us \u00bbit Afe t ut,\nus fbr fu wut yu?-us \u00bbrfua7ut>M* s'w' ?ut suf usi\n^H.5\u00bbIW.t. UtZSE ZftE\nfefetffetfe7\nUJJ:.\nm\n\u25a0 14 i.iS4.\n.\/.\/ J .1.1.4\/ J Ji.\n \u25a0 .,-,,,.,,>,,,\/, ^,,,\u201e>,q^\n.,.',,\/.'.',',,,,,,,<\/,','\/\/v-:.-^\nif\n J4%3'j3\u00bb^'^VTS*'ftti'''\nPj|P55PIS55bB3SEB^\nSPSIHBSSMWI\n rr-^-T :\t\n\u2014^\u2014\nI\nm\nmwM\nm\nill\nIs\n;\u00ab\nSfiw\n-.A',.\n4\nPage 34\ny rw^lwhi^miurb\nPunjabi Patrika\nMarch 22nd to\nApril 10th, 2000 I\n<*wmimt*.*miiAttM\nJOB VACANCY\nWanted person with mechanical\nknowledge to work in Trucking\nBusiness. Some training could be\nprovided for right person. Wages\nwill depend on ability and experi\nence. Could work out to a permanent position. Call 857-1462\n3h tf w$ fits d?\nfa fed^H ffe zh aus WE\nfiwzftt st fe t, ffe t HzfZz\nwzzftt fet s*utet 11 fet\nfe\u00bbiatt t tfsar ^t ffet H'fefti\n3SUTU ZHZZ W$ felH71 ffe3U\nti an uuHfe it t nzw* ti\nfe: 857-1462\nBaha'i Faith Devotions\n(first Sunday of each month)\n10:30 a.m.-Noon\nAS.A Hall 2651 Cyril Street\n\"Everyone Welcome\"\nPhone: 859-7436\n\"All men have been created to carry forward an ever advancing civilization.\"\nBaha'i Info Line\n1-800-433-3284\nBlueberry Plants for\nyear 2000\nGood, steady Duke & Bluecrop\n2 year old plants ready for planting. Many other new varieties\navailable for next year. Bluegold\n& Nelson variety will be ready\nby next spring. Call Kifi 826-\n2269 Pgr: 504-2722\nPicture Frames\nAll kinds of Picture Framing for\nPhotographs, Family portraits,\nScenary & all types of Frames\nVery Reasonabe Rate.\nPlease call\n854-5069\nCLASSIFIEDS\nJANITORIAL\nFRANCHISE\n$1999 +cost. Contracts\navailable immediately!\n852-4533 Leave message.\nH u\u00a3 852-4533 \u00a7 M\n0^ 5t ftfttf \u00a3#|\n3*23* ft* <*h\nZSt%HZZ,ZfsWZHZZEEzf\nZZZZt tt E3 Z\\ dridQc{'d \u00a7\nUfoW fett tFtaftl efHtt\nfau?5n\u00a3t ^t fett fntafti tu\nH'doCJl EZf WH ftt SE at\n855-7650\nwz ggtf 2 itefH, l\nWQ\u00a7rt tf ^Hfefo?^\ntftf *rwt di itate W$8\nl6 3rwtitfi\\\nU3\" H'4o('d1 ?5tf t?5 of#\n859-9692\nFOOD SAFE\nLEVEL 1\nFood Safe Level 1 courses is\navailable from Certified Educa\ntor\nFEES: $75.00\nPlease call Dan Dhillon for more\ninformation.\n870-7906\njs ftz ft?w l utrtf fshr\n15 HZ E4E 1 fld'tfl ?4W <3dH\naus EZf %E fz$? t\nWH ftt SE zftl\nJlH PHd<* $75.00\n870-7906\nClassifieds are $7.00 (inclusive of all taxes)\nMail or fax to: Punjabi Patrika, 1481 Tracey St., Abbotsford \u2022 V2T 6G4\n Phone (604) 852-2288 * Fax (604) 852-1878\t\n3o!t!'d ^ l3f3S\nHd'Qdl, yg&fl, Stf \u00bbf\u00a7\n^W \u00a3 cM ?&W3 WZ life\n50 -60 ^dc(d' ^ Sclti'd\ntf tf^tl tJ'd^'6\n856-4937 t ttf ofU \u00a3 UU\nTRACTOR DRIVER\nNEEDED\nNeed a reliable, hardworking\nfarm tractor driver for a large\nberry farm in Abbotsford. Must\nbe able to handle all forms of\nequipment. Good wages for the\nright person. For more information call 859-5907\nHAIRSTYLIST\nWANTED\nStudio 54 Day Spa wants part\nor full time hair stylist immediately. Experience required.\nCall Baljit for more information\nat 854-5535\nVACANCIES\nEnglish & Punjabi speaking\nadmisssions REPS required -\nBase Salary + commission.\nPlease fax resume to 504-5889\nFraser Valley Vocational Training Centre\nAttn: Gurmit Grewal\n8 iflH d'M'dl ft%E W$ ZZJftW,\ntfa HHZ HE EZf dl fVjttoItt ES*,\nfnzz feof WZ ZZf3W tfzwi\nfnus 6 nzfft ywzi\nzfHzfnzs $1,300\ntW ri'\u00a3c{'\nHtUWUfmfzE(M)tiQm 852-8538\n^5StufiRUT)%\ndldild6 ZU fZE*\nHHSZfHWmE\nHWZTHWT3IE\nZESZEfHWfiZZ\n\u00a7WfHW3ftS*E\nWWtWHHZH*\n^wfHwfnw\n852-0821\n855-7698\n855-9385\n854-4228\n855-7171\n855-0128\n855-1015\n864-9255\n854-6459\n852-8617\ndldtldc\") fHW rif^W\nHUftsfHWZSE\nftZZfHWfWWE\nwztnzw\nHwfnwzzt\nfEWHE fHW HH\nZZWEfHWfftE\nfEWHE fnw fttw\nSgfS\u00bbPW fiRUf WHZ\n850-7589\n855-8976\n854-5099\n852-1024\n864-6094\n850-8694\n855-9897\n850-5132\n854-3746\n852-4405\nS r wwf \u00abM PiMHIm.\nMarch 22nd to\nApril 10th, 2000\nPunjabi Patrika\nPage 35\n*\u25a0 ywwl^hl Tmntom*i\nt^^^fe*\ni\n^otstords newest WJ^f ^ers authentic tasfy dish\nDim in\nommm\n0^MMG fOQN\nV\nft20 Clearbrook -_\nPreviously Shiva's Restaurant *w\nWkwl\nm\nwbH\n4,4, 4444,44. s::444:444:4;:. s 44L1.4 4\n\u2022^ \u25a0. . '---.\u25a0\u25a0...,. .'\nSi\nmM\n\u25a0,'.\u25a0\n1 \u25a0 ' \"^'\"'^ \u25a0\u2022''\"''' '^^^^ite^\n\u201e>^ \u2014:. ',^.' '.j.'. :.4:...\\\u201e..\n--V'y\",\"-Vfti r\n m\n~\nS5SS53*\nSBRSS\nWPPW\n\u25a0\u25a0.-'1|i,i,.jii ijj\n.. ,\u2022.',\n1\n11\nmJUk\nWS\n; ;\/>',\nwh\nml\nI\nH\nm\n'. i$44i\n1\nPage 36\n*\u25a0\u25a0*\u25a0\u00bb! r\u00bblrlh\u00ab\nPunjabi Patrika\nMarch 22nd to\nApril 10th, 2000 *\nF\u00bb\u00abJwM rmtrthm\niHOND\nThe Civic Special Editions\nWhen You're No.l\nYou Can't Go Any Higher. So We Went Deeper.\nBRAND NEW\n AND\t\nJUST ARRIVED!\nAll-New Sedan\nSpecial Edition\nNot Only\nThese Exceptional Features:\n1.6L 16-Valve Engine\nIndependent Double-\nWishbone Suspension\nAM\/FM Cassette & 4 Speakers\n60\/40 Fold-down Rear Seat Backs\ncivic\nRear Seat Heater Ducts\nBut Also\nThese Exclusive Extras:\nCFC-Free Air Conditioning\nPower Door Locks\nKeyless Entry '^^\n'SE' Rear Badge\nBody-Coloured Door Handles\nPurchase Fdi Only OH law For Only\nAll-New Coupe\nSpecial Edition\nNotOnly\nThese Exceptional Features:\nCFC-Free Air Conditioning\nABS Braking System\nAM\/FM Stereo & 4 Speakers\nLockable 60\/40\nFold-Down Rear Seatback\nDual Remote Control Mirrors\nBut Also\nThese Exclusive Extras:\nPower Door Locks\nKeyless Entry\nCassette Player\nCentre Console w\/ *\niSSH^SE' Rear B>\nAll-New Hatchback\nSpecial Edition\n||>lgr\"ONiy\nThese Exceptional Features:\nResponsive 1.6L Engine\nAM\/FM Stereo with Quartz Clock\n50\/50 Fold-Down Rear Seat Back\nDual Remote Control Mirrors\nTilt Steering Wheel\nBut Also\nThese Exclusive Extras:\ns17,750 | s238\nINCLUDES FREIGHT & P.D.I. TAXES EXTRA.\nModel * E1651YXV\nPurchase for Orty OR lease for Only\n$18,150 | *2388\nINCLUDES FREIGHT & P 01. TAXES EXTRA.\nModel # EJ617YE\ny Rear Spoil\nloured Mould\n& Accent Trim\nPurchase For Only\ns17,350 | s218sr\nINCLUDESFREIGHT&PJK TAXE5EXTRA.\nModel * EI635YPB\n*as reported by Canadian manufacturers\nNow with an even deeper range of features.\nFor the second straight year, Honda Civic is Canada's\n'\u2022 choice. And this is a great time to put Canada's #1 sellers in\nyour driveway. These new Civic SEs bring you more style, more convenience, more comfort... more driving enjoyment\nand satisfaction. And now equipped with an extra dash of the spirit\nthat comes deep from the soul of every Honda: the joy of driving.\nLIVE MORE.\nff\u00a3\nIn the Fraser Valley\nAutomall\nHOF1DAIWAY\nY'OA^l AmUMA- y\/M*h*+4 ALAIiwXL.\n857-1430\nD.L #8292\nI COLUMBIA I\n(fflHONDA\n\\.\nwww.bchonda.com\nBuilt Without Compromise.\nLease and finance offers are from Honda Canada Finance Inc., O.A.C. fBased on a 2000 Civic Sedan Special Edition (tfCivic Coupe Special Edition) (ACivic Hatchback Special) @ $238 (tt$238) (A$218) per month for 48 months respectively. Total\nlease obligation of $15,883.48 (tt$16,453.02) )A$15,666.88) includes down payment, documentation fee, registration fee, tire & battery levy, 48 monthly payments and related taxes. Down payment or equivalent trade is $2,361.50 (ft$2,861.10)\n(A$3,131.50). Initiation required of $3,406.44 (tt$3,975.99) (A$4,264.49) includes down payment, first monthly payment, registration fee, security deposit of $275 (tt$275) A$275). Zero down payment plans also available. 96,000 km allowance\n(10c\/km exceeding 96,000) applies. Taxes, licence and insurance are additional. Option to purchase at lease end for $8,450 (ff$8,304) (A$7,920) plus taxes. Dealer may lease for less. See Dealer for complete details. *As reported by Canadian\nmanufacturers.\n-\u2014\u2014 r\"\n'.,\"n ^-'\"'\\\"\" >'\u25a0-\"\u25a0;\"\u25a0\u25a0' y'';''v':\n\u2014: \u2014\nil-,\" \u25a0' :\u25a0' .' -IVl\n\u25a0 \"\"\u2022'\u25a0\n","@language":"en"}],"Genre":[{"@value":"Newspapers","@language":"en"}],"Identifier":[{"@value":"Patrika_2000-03-22","@language":"en"}],"IsShownAt":[{"@value":"10.14288\/1.0436346","@language":"en"}],"Language":[{"@value":"English ; Panjabi","@language":"en"}],"Provider":[{"@value":"Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library","@language":"en"}],"Publisher":[{"@value":"[Abbotsford, B.C.] : [Sidhu, Pritam]","@language":"en"}],"Rights":[{"@value":"Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from The Reach Gallery Museum Abbotsford: https:\/\/www.thereach.ca\/contact-us\/","@language":"en"}],"SortDate":[{"@value":"2000-03-22 AD","@language":"en"},{"@value":"2000-03-22 AD","@language":"en"}],"Source":[{"@value":"Original format : The Reach Gallery Museum Abbotsford. Punjabi Patrika Newspaper Archives","@language":"en"}],"Title":[{"@value":"Punjabi Patrika","@language":"en"}],"Type":[{"@value":"Text","@language":"en"}],"Translation":[{"@value":"","@language":"en"}],"@id":"doi:10.14288\/1.0436346"}