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By Vern May Ask someone to name

the fi rst thing that comes to mind when you say rural Manitoba and it’s unlikely that they would identify our region as a nerve center for the arts. However, in a number of communities there is a growing migration to and appreciation for arts of various disciplines and it is breathing new life into century old community store fronts in the process.

Hamiota is home to the Heritage Arts Centre, which stands as the home base for the Mid-West Arts Council. The building itself was created from the shell of a 1905 bank to develop a warm and invit-ing exhibition space. The Arts Centre already houses the Hamiota and District Archives, the Hamiota Square Dance Club and the local Art Club which meets weekly. As well, the arts council offers beginner adult art classes in drawing, waterco-lours, acrylics, and clay on a four week rota-tion, an after school art program for Hamiota and Miniota, which is expanding to Oak River this year. The program includes a student jazz component, school art classes in all the local schools; and the area has an 80 member strong dance group, the Mid-West Dance Group, of-fering classes in tap, jazz, and hiphop.

The exhibition for September features the “Miniature Fantasy World” of the Brandon and area miniature club and coming up over the next few months is the “Stained Glass” work of Collette Pierce of Beulah in October, a dis-play by the Historical Society for November, and a beautiful quilt display by the local “Quilt Til You Wilt” group in December.

The exhibition space also doubles as perfor-mance venue with room for intimate concerts including country roots singer Steve Palmer

in September, singer-songwriter Sean Burns in October, and jazz vocalist and musician Tom Dowden in December, a special Remembrance Tea in early November with nostalgic songs by the Double RK Trio, and a fantastic Scottish Ceilidh in February to name just a few.

Virden’s Community Arts Council began in 1982 but this year adopted a new name, look and logo under the banner of the Arts Mosaic.

A bountiful harvest of art:Southwestern Manitoba

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Kathleen Lagasse shows her latest work-in-progress, in her home studio. “My dream is to become the art hub of Souris,” Lagasse on her goal to open an art studio in Souris.

Photo by Glen Kirby

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A Cityscape by Kathleen Lagasse. Above: She likes to add sparkle dust and other textures into her work to heighten the colour and drama as seen in her piece, A Cityscape.

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The cast and crew for “Come to the Castle” family arts and crafts for Hallowe’en 2014. This year’s family day promises to be even more fun with “Superhoes” flying your way.

Situated in the CPR Heritage Centre, the group hosts exhibits throughout the year with new work on display each month. Locally hosted workshops include paint-ing, drama, quilting, photography and more. Their programming offers a great opportunity for people to try out a new craft or skill, including programs for youth. The Arts Mosaic also presents five concerts per year, hosted at the historic Aud Theatre offering a wide array of talent to rural audiences.

The 1894 Art Centre in Boissevain was devel-oped through some unique circumstances. Casey and Christina Guenther returned to Manitoba after spending three years abroad in India. Purchasing a vacant legacy building in the heart of the community, they developed the second floor as a suite for themselves and their young family. Once situated in their new home, Casey began to develop the main floor for his graphic design business. Recognizing an opportunity, they developed an arts centre around Casey’s work space, opening the doors to the public in 2012. The centre has become a host site for several exhibitions as well as art classes, spurring the development of a local artists’ co-op in the border town.

A combination art gallery and teaching space is also being developed in Souris, with a grand opening sched-uled for Saturday, September 26. Kathleen Lagasse has ignited an art frenzy in the community over the past year which has started by teaching classes in oil on canvas from the basement of her home. With her classes expanding to more than 40 students travelling from six surrounding communities, it was time to migrate to a larger and more permanent space. Lagasse’s studio of fine art has been under development on Crescent Avenue in one of the original buildings of the Sowden block (and site of the community’s first jail – the cell still stands in the basement). The gallery features the work of Lagasse and other local artisans, not restricted just to painters but art and crafts of all styles.

Souris is also well served by the efforts of the Souris & District Arts Council, which manages the commu-nity’s live performing arts schedule throughout the year, hosting a pleasing variety of performers.

Those interested in the arts as a patron, or to get hands on to explore their untapped potential as an artist are encouraged to reach out to the local arts groups in their communities to learn more about the programs and how best to foster ongoing development and awareness of rural access to arts and culture.

Sculptures and paintings by Mary Lowe last June at the Heritage Arts Centre in Hamiota.Brandon painter Whei Ming Zhao taking out time from his art exhibition to paint the Heritage Arts

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By Connie SchwalmWhat is beautiful?

The question will always get you an answer...but you won’t likely ever hear the same answer twice. The truth is, you can look at ‘beautiful’ a million times and never see it. That’s because TRUE beauty isn’t about surfaces. Real ‘beauty’ is a facet of the human spirit. Real ‘beauty’ lives underneath our skin.

Brooke Widdup is a beautiful young woman.The 15-year-old Grade 10 student from Kipling,

SK recently became one of 90 finalists in the ‘Miss Teen Canada Globe’ held in Toronto! She won the title of Miss Teen Saskatchewan Globe 2015 and then went on to win Miss Teen Canada Globe 2015 Third Prin-cess. Miss Teen Canada Globe 2015 was won by Carly Wheelans, First Princess is Caylin Rutherford, Second Princess is Britney Collins.

Brooke wears her new crown and title well. She also carries herself with a degree of style and poise that be-lies her years. She admits that these are...in part...skills that she learned while at the competition. “They gave us lots of training,” she says. “They taught us how to walk well...how to do our make-up and hair.”

But the most valuable training she received at the pageant, Brooke notes, involved helping her find the inner beauty that is her strength. “They taught us how to do interviews. They also gave us training on how to talk about our platforms...the charities that we wanted to support.”

Brooke credits both this training...and the experience itself...for helping her find a new confidence. “I wasn’t confident before the pageant at all. This experience has really boosted my self-esteem. I view myself as beauti-ful...as every girl should.”

For Brooke the pageant also provides a clear ex-ample of how beauty thrives amidst diversity. “It doesn’t matter how much you weigh. It doesn’t matter what your race or sexual preference is. The pageant is about inner beauty...not outward beauty,” she notes.

Along with her new-found confidence, Brooke discovered other facets of her own beauty at the pageant. “Along the way, we were all given smaller ‘titles’ as well. I was chosen as ‘Miss Peacemaker’...because I was always trying to keep all the girls calm and keep them from arguing.”

Along with her crown, Brooke also came home from Toronto with friendships that she knows will last well past her one year ‘reign’ as Miss Teen Canada Globe

Third Princess. “It wasn’t really competitive at all. We were always helping each other out. I did three other girls’ hair before the regional competitions. I did that before I did my own hair and make-up...and I wasn’t the only one doing things like that,” she notes. “I grew very close to the other girls in my age category. I made friendships that I know will last a lifetime. I also became very close to the three girls I was rooming with as well.”

Brooke’s willingness to put others ahead of herself, and work toward a common goal no matter what the circumstances, is another aspect of her beauty. It also shapes her attitude towards volunteer work and the charities that she intends to support. “I hope to get more involved in my school and my community,” she says. “I want to support the fight against MS. I’ll be taking part in the Terry Fox Run in Saskatoon. I’m also involved in the Lions Foundation ‘Walk for Dog Guides’. I want to raise money for charities and help out as best I can.”

When asked if there is one thing that she would like to use her title to accomplish...Brooke says this: “I just want to help out...and I’d like to try and get other people to become more involved in the community as well.

Brooke’s journey may not have ended with this title. “I’ll be moving on to an international pageant sometime this year,” she points out, “possibly in the Dominican.” She will also be spending some time this year ‘recruit-ing’ other girls to take part in the competition next year. “I’m supposed to recruit 5 other girls to take part in the pageant,” she says. “It’s such a good experience. It will change your life, it really makes you feel good about yourself. You meet so many different people. And it encourages you to really think about different issues and want to get involved. It’s a lot of work, and I know it’s not for everyone but, I’d encourage anyone to try it out. It’s been one of my best experiences.”

Brooke is quick to acknowledge the love and sup-port she has received throughout her pageant experi-ence. “I owe a lot to my Grandma. She has helped me so much. My Dad helped me out a lot, both with encour-agement and financial help. And my Mom is just so proud and happy for me.”

The kind of ‘beauty’ we see on magazine covers and commercials never lasts very long. But inside this young woman, a beauty lives that most certainly will only grow along with her.

And while the crown and title she has brought home represents a significant achievement... it will certainly be a ‘first’ among many.

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Fifteen-year-old Brooke Widdup recently be-came one of 90 finalists in the ‘Miss Teen Canada Globe’ held in Toronto!

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consider this job title – “Professional Wrestler”. No doubt it creates a very visceral impression in your mind – positive or negative – about how someone in that line of work looks, dresses and conducts themselves in a social setting. It is one of those occupations which carries a strong stereo-type which has been ingrained over generations of popular culture. It’s likely that the fi rst image in your mind was male.

It’s certain that some professions carry strong gender associations. When it comes to profes-sional sports, this is an arena which is largely identifi ed as a male-dom-inated industry. So much so, that when a strong female athlete emerges to make a name for herself such as we’ve seen over the past year with UFC’s Rhonda Rousey, it turns heads.

In North America, the sport of professional wrestling has experienced an awakening when it comes to gender equality and the ladies with talent are fi nding that there is now an opportunity to break into the main event roles previously reserved

for their male counterparts. The growing recognition of the talent and drive of this division of athletes has grown to support a number of all-women’s events in select cities across the country. With this in mind, the Winnipeg-based Canadian Wrestling’s Elite is visiting nine communities in the coming weeks with an all ladies roster that will re-shape public opinion about profes-sional wrestling.

In Montreal, Northern Championship Wrestling has developed a dedicated brand for its women’s division branded “Femmes Fatales”, in Vancouver, All Star Wrestling has launched “Girls Gone Wrestling”, and in Chicago, there is an established superpower of female professional athletics under the banner of “Shimmer”. The upcoming tour marks the fi rst time that an all-wom-en’s roster has been showcased for Prairie audiences.

It’s hard to believe that Manitoba was one of the last jurisdictions in Canada to even allow women to com-pete, feeling that the involvement of ladies in a combat sport environment was immoral and lewd. In fact, one application to present women’s matches in Winnipeg in

the 1950’s was met with the following statement from the commissioner which ran in the local newspapers: “They’re welcome to come [to Win-nipeg] and see the sights, take in the attractions, shoot ducks … but not wrestle.” The door was fi -nally opened for the ladies to step through the ropes in the keystone Province in 1971.

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The talent lined up for the tour showcases an international sam-pling of some of the best athletes active in North America today. Samantha “Bambi” Hall (Vancouver), Kat Von Heez (Edmonton), Gisele (Phillipines), and Violet (Hungary) have been active across the west four Provinces and local mat enthusiasts will be familiar with them. They are joined by a contingent of talent from the United States making their Canadian debuts including Roni Nicole (Texas), Aja Per-era (Georgia) and Sahara Seven (North Carolina).

Ladies wrestling, once billed as a special attraction, is now emerg-ing to the forefront, with many of the top gals in Canada now maintaining schedules as aggressive as the men. In the case of Bambi Hall, the 23 year old has been wres-tling professionally for just over four years and has already appeared more than 200 matches across six Provinces and three States. The industry is taking notice. World Wrestling Enter-tainment is keeping their eyes on the scene for future stars. Toronto’s Jasmin Areebi is current-ly working in Orlando in their development system, Victoria’s Chel-sea Green was a recent aspirant on the reality series “Tough Enough”, and Winnipeg’s Sarah Stock, who has spent much of the past decade competing in Mexico and Japan is rumored to be close to signing a contract with the com-pany. It’s possible that

among the ladies appearing on this tour could well be television stars within the next five years.

The nine night tour kicks off in Steinbach on September 25 and includes stops in Gimli, Gladstone, Minnedosa, Yorkton, Virden, Souris, Winnipeg and Morden. For more information on the tour, contact the tour promoter at [email protected]

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F IRE M AN BBQ - 12:00 PM at the M urray’s lot (across from Souris Valley Bigw ay Foods 110 1st St S)

TE N TATIVE W AGON RID E S TO VIE W S CARE CROW S - leaving from the Gazebo/Stairs at 1 p.m . and 3 p.m . Sponsored by M eighen Haddad & Co.

F RE E “K ID S M OVIE ” – Sponsored by the Avalon Theatre (98 1st St S) on Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m . - “Free Popcorn” sponsored by Glen Tosh - Royal LePage and W estoba Credit Union

S ATURD AY (continued)

F RE E PUBL IC S K ATIN G 6:30 p.m . at the Souris & Glenw ood M em orial Com plex (32 3rd Ave W )

S OURIS BE AUTIF ICATION F UN D RAIS E R M E AT D RAW - 5:00 p.m . at the Souris Legion (supper w ill be chili on a bun and Caesar salad.


S UN D AY F L E A M ARK E T – Souris Com m unity Hall (30 3r Ave W ) 10:00 a.m . to 3:00 p.m ., adm ission is $2.00. Legion com m ittee serving lunch!

F LY BAL L D OGS - Souris Curling Rink (32 3rd Ave W )

F RE E “K ID S M OVIE ” – Sponsored by the Avalon Theatre (98 1st St S) on Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m . - “Free Popcorn” sponsored by Glen Tosh - Royal LePage and W estoba Credit Union

CAR S H OW - 12 p.m . to 4 p.m . in Victoria Park – “The Bow l” – w eather perm itting

Y OUTH RUGBY - 12:00 p.m . to 5:00 p.m . at the Souris Schoo l (55 Lansdow ne St N)


Pierson’s 37 th Annual

Carnival of Crafts ...featuring more than 75 crafters

Saturday October 3, 2015

Edward Sports Centre Pierson, Manitoba

11:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. DST Admission: $5.00

12 & under: $3.00 Preschool: FREE

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The R.M. of Pipestone Council announced today that for a fifth year in a row a $500 grant that will be given per dwelling or family unit, to either rate-payers or tenants, who have maintained residency in the R.M. of Pipestone from October 1, 2014 to September 30, 2015. Since 2011 the R.M. Council has invested over 1 million dollars back into the hands of residents through this program.

To apply, one application form per dwelling or family unit must be completed by November 16, 2015. Proof of residency is required from the property owner of the residence by submit-ting utility bills or other evidence stating proof of residency or a signed “Statement of Residency” from the registered property owner if the resident is not the property owner of the residence. To be eligible for this grant, current year’s taxes and debts to the R.M. of Pipestone must be paid.

Property owners can expect an application form in their post office box by mid-October or a form can be found online at www.rmof-pipestone.com after October 1st. The R.M. of Pipestone Council is advising property owners to contact their

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For more information about this program, please contact the Economic Development Officer, Tanis Chalmers at 204-877-3669 or [email protected] or the R.M. of Pipestone office at 204-877-3327.

For more information about this news release:Tanis ChalmersEconomic Development Officer

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submitted2015 is our 37th year and we are striving to make

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of high quality crafters coming. Many are former

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Sale starts at 11:30 a.m. and ends at 5:00 p.m. DST at the Edward Sports Centre in Pierson, MB. Your admission gives you a chance on over 700 prizes.

We still have a few spaces for quality crafters and are also taking a waiting list. Contact Betty Mayes at 204-634-2482 H or 204-522-6243 C. Check out our new website www.carnivalofcrafts.ca or Face-book for the latest list of exhibitors.

37th Carnival of Crafts

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WAITING ON PROGRAM15F140 RROI Fertile North Hz .......................................................................................................4D8-23-3D8-24-6-3014i241 Legacy Pinto Hz ................................................................................................................3D16-15-2D8-27-1-515E123 CPEC Oungre Hz ..............................................................................................................2A1-29-3A1-20-1-1314I298 Legacy et al Pinto................................................................................................................4C15-6-2D15-7-1-515D167 CPEC Viewfield Hz .............................................................................................................6C5-20-4C5-19-8-715E003 CPEC Viewfield Hz .........................................................................................................12B13-23-3D9-23-8-815B116 Steel Reef Pinto ..................................................................................................................................... 1-9-1-414L147 Steppe Tableland ..................................................................................................................3D4-9-4B4-4-2-1011K043 PBEN Pangman DD ......................................................................................................4B16-15-2D15-15-7-20 12K341 CPEC Moosomin............................................................................................................................ 13-31-13-3112J237 Phase et al Manor .............................................................................................................................. 10-11-8-111J193 Triwest Alameda East SWD ................................................................................................................. 16-9-4-212i200 Sundance Ochapowace ...................................................................................................................16-32-17-312J008 CVE Weyburn ................................................................................................................................12-30T-6-1314K388 Enerplus Oungre ................................................................................................................................ 4-29-2-1413E165 Gibson Oungre SWD Re .................................................................................................................. 10-16-2-1412A364 Rio Tinto Sedley ...............................................................................................................................4-20-14-1612B199 Ceylon 101250512 ...........................................................................................................................16-29-6-1813C033 101250512 Ceylon Hz.................................................................................................... 4C6-31-1C14-36-6-1915F044 Legacy Pinto Hz ......................................................................................................................3A4-12-B4-1-1-614L058 V40C Silverton ................................................................................................................................... 3-24-3-3314I033 Legacy et al Viewfield Hz ................................................................................................. 2D14-31-1C14-6-9-5

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Motorists reminded to slow down and exercise cautionLook out for children in school zones as if they were

your own. That’s the advice of former school bus driver Andy Schwindt, a current manager of Warner Trans-portation, the busing contractor for the Regina Public School Board. Schwindt knows fi rsthand the potential dangers of school zones: motorists speeding, disregard-ing cross walks, driving unsafely around buses, or sim-ply exercising a lack of attention behind the wheel.

“I’ve seen it all too often where an impatient driver endangers a child’s life by failing to stop at a school zone cross walk with fl ashing red lights or fails to use caution by dangerously manoeuvring around a slowing or stopping school bus,” said Schwindt. “There is the potential for something bad to happen every day because of the way motorists are driving through school zones

and aren’t watching or paying attention.”Throughout the month of September, police will be

watching for traffi c violations in and around school zones, including drivers speeding or failing to respect signage, yield for pedestrians, or obey crossing guards or school bus cross arms and fl ashing lights.

“We all play a role in keeping our children safe and school zones require your full attention,” said Schwindt. “Drivers need to understand where they are, and ul-timately, what could happen when travelling through school zones.”

In 2014*, there were 40 collisions in school zones in the province, resulting in 15 injuries. Motorists are reminded of the following tips to ensure children are protected from harm as they go to and from school:

· Slow down and exercise additional caution when in a

school zone.· Avoid all distractions.· Speed limits vary by municipality, but are marked

with regulatory refl ective signs. In some areas of the province, reduced speeds remain in effect evenings and weekends, not just during regular school hours and some all year long. Check with your local municipal offi ce if you’re unsure of the rules in your community.

· Respect busing lanes and exercise the utmost caution when approaching or manoeuvring around school buses. In school bus loading zones, obey all signs and signals and watch for children who may not know the rules of crossing the street.

“Drivers should be aware that a school bus can and will stop at any time,” said Schwindt. “If a bus is stopped, it is for a reason. Slow down and pay attention

to what could be or is hap-pening around the bus.”

Fines for speeding in school zones start at $140 and increase for every km/h over the posted speed limit. Penalties for speeding in school zones include three demerit points under SGI’s Safe Driver Recognition program. Photo speed enforcement is in use in select school zones in Regina, Saskatoon and Moose Jaw. Posted signs clearly indicate the pres-ence of photo speed en-forcement in these zones.

For more information on driving safely in school zones, visit SGI’s website. Follow SGI on Facebook and Twitter for tips on how #wecandrivebetter.

School zone safety the focus for September

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AUCTION AUCTION AUCTION SALE SALE SALE

Sunday, October 11 2015

Gainsborough Community Rink

1:00 p.m. (SK Time)

Gainsborough, SK

GAINSBOROUGH GAINSBOROUGH GAINSBOROUGH FROZEN FOODS FROZEN FOODS FROZEN FOODS A BATTOIR E QUIPMENT S ALE A BATTOIR E QUIPMENT S ALE A BATTOIR E QUIPMENT S ALE Auctioneer Dennis ‘Porky’ Seymour Auctioneer Dennis ‘Porky’ Seymour Auctioneer Dennis ‘Porky’ Seymour After 30 years we will auction all our slaughtering After 30 years we will auction all our slaughtering After 30 years we will auction all our slaughtering and processing equipments. All equipment is and processing equipments. All equipment is and processing equipments. All equipment is single phase and in excellent contition. single phase and in excellent contition. single phase and in excellent contition.

CONTACT ALLEN HENDERSON CONTACT ALLEN HENDERSON CONTACT ALLEN HENDERSON

1-306-685-2249 1-306-685-2249 1-306-685-2249 Photos online at www.awangus.com Photos online at www.awangus.com Photos online at www.awangus.com

THE FOLLOWING THE FOLLOWING ITEMS WILL BE ITEMS WILL BE SOLD IN THE AUCTION SOLD IN THE AUCTION In addition to these larger items there In addition to these larger items there will be other miscellaneous items for sale. will be other miscellaneous items for sale. • Hobart band saw - Model 5216 single phase • Sure Flow hydraulic stuffer - 55 lb cap, single

phase • Butcher Boy grinde r - #32 single phase • Dayton 1 ton electric chain hoist - 20’ lift 110

volt with 2 ton adjustable trolley • Rail scale with digital moniter - moniter new in

2014 • Tec SL 39-15 digital scale • Hockeye cutlery grinder • Berkel meat slicer • 2 Wellsaws - model 444, 110 volt splitting saws • Stainless steel 3 comp sink - with backsplash

and 2 drainboards • 8’ stainless steel table • 5’ stainless steel table • 2 stainless steel stands - with storage

compartments • 2 stainless steel shelves • 2 stainless steel hangers • 6’ x 3’ steel cutting table - with 3 poly cutting

boards • Large assortment of beef trolleys, hog gambrels

and various other meat hooks. • Assortment of steel carts on casters • Assortment of meat tubs • Lots of misc tools and equipment

*Terms of Sale: Cash or Pre-Authorized Cheque Only* Please contact Allen for more information 1-306-685-2249


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2007 Cadillac STS SedanSunroof, Heated Leather,

75,000 km,Fully loaded,

WhiteDiamond$14,500

2012 Chevy Equinox LT AWDSilver,150,000 km

$13,900

2011 GMC 1500 SLE Crew Cab Z71 4x4

5300 V8,Loaded

111,000 kmRed

$20,500

2011 GMC 1500 Ext Cab 4x4 Storm Gray,87,000 km

$17,9002009 Chevy 2500 LTZ Crew Cab 4x4Duramax Diesel,Leather,176,000 kmBlack

$33,900

2004 Ford Mustang GTOnly 37,500 km, black40th Anniversarycoupe

$11,200

2008 Chevy Impala LTWhite,200,000 km,

$5,900

2009 Chevy Traverse LT AWDSilver,148,000 km

$12,900

2009 Ford Expedition 4x4Eddie Bauer131,000km,PremiumConditionBlack

$16,900

2011 Dodge Ram 1500 Crew Cab 4x4

5.7L V8, Gray, 100,000 km

$22,900

2010 Dodge Grand Caravan SESto-N-Go,

Medium Red,129,000 km

SKTAX PD.

$8,900

2008 Dodge Grand Caravan SESilver, Sto-N-Go,135,100 km

$8,900

2007 GMC AcadiaSLT AWDLeather,loaded

$7,9002014 GMC Terrain SLT AWDLeather,Loaded,Silver

$23,500

2015 Chevy Maliby LTLoaded, Silver,sunroof,6,000 km

$21,900

2012 Chev 1500 LTZ Crew Cab 4x4Heated leather, Loaded, Red,

83,000 km, SK Tax Pd.

$30,500

$25,300

2014 GMC Terrain SLE AWDHeated cloth, Silver

2006 Pontiac Pursuit2 dr, Gray,93,000 km

$6,5002015 Chevy Impala LTV6, Loaded,White,33,000 km

$25,900

2015 Chevy Impala LTAshen Gray, Loaded,37,000 km

$25,900

2015 Chevy Cruze LTLoaded, Black,19,000km

$17,9002013 Chevy Cruze LTWhite,29,000 km

$13,900

2011 Chevy Cruise LSSilver, 58,000 km

$10,5002007 Dodge 1500 Quad Cab 4x4

Black,122,500 km

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2015 Chevy Colorado LS Crew Cab 2WDPower Windows & Locks,Air, Cruise,Laser Blue

4 FREEWINTER TIRES0% - 84 Months$27,600

2015 GMC Terrain SLE AWDHeated Cloth Seats, Black

0% - 84 Months$34,900

cash $31,900

2015 Chevy Cruze LTDiesel, 59 MPG,

Heated Leather, Loaded

0% - 84 Months$26,400

cash $24,400

2015 GMC Acadia SLE AWDHeated Cloth Seats, Silver

0% - 84 Months$42,900cash $38,900

Retail: $37,119

Retail: $44,895

2009 Dodge Grand Caravan SESto-N-Go, Silver,

76,000 kmSK TAX PD.

$12,9002015 Chevy Trax LT AWD

Loaded, Blue,1,200 km

$28,900

2010 Buick Lucerne CXLLoaded, Heated Leather

Silver,128,000 km,

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$11,900

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