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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 17, 2007, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg repress. Com City Winnipeg free press monday december 17, 2007 b5 bigger. Safer. More powerful. Lower payments. Highlander sport shown we tried to think of everything when we re designed the All new Highlander because everything in your life counts. Theress More room for you and your family with seating for 7, As Well As second and third Row seats that fold Flat. Everyone is kept Safe with 7 Standard airbags including Driver Side knee airbags and Roll sensing airbags for All three rows. And you get where you re going quicker with a v6 engine that pumps out 270 he and 248 left of torque. Test drive one today at your Prairie Toyota dealer. $ 0 Security Deposit 48 month lease at $ 3,999 Down $ 435 at 3.9 % lease end value = $ 17,540 Toyota average finance finance rate 3.9% 7.95% Cost of borrowing $ 4,091 $ 8,606 Toyota savings $ 4,515 compare and save $ 0 Security Deposit based on a $ 40,000, 60 month term Toyota average finance finance rate 0.9% 7.95% Cost of borrowing $ 557 $ 5,091 your savings $ 4,534 based on a $ 40,000, 36 month term compare and save 1% pre get reduction 2008 Highlander lease and finance plans from Toyota financial services. Mac for qualified retail customers on select models sold and delivered Between december 1, 2007 and january 2, 2008. Lease a 2008 Highlander es41aa a for $ 389 per month with $ 3,615 Down plus manufacturer dealer contribution of $ 5,500. Security Deposit of $ 450 is waived. Based on vehicle Price of $ 41,447 and 3.9% lease apr. Total lease obligation is $ 27,787 lease end value is $ 17,540. Vehicle Price based on Srp and includes a maximum of $ 1,797 for Highlander for freight and delivery Block Heater charge tire tax and air conditioning tax and excludes License insurance Pisa registration fees and All other taxes and levies. Lease examples based on 48 month walk away lease with 96,000 pm. If pm Are exceeded additional pm charge of $ 0.15/ pm for the Highlander will apply. Down payment or equivalent Trade first months payment Lien registration fee and applicable taxes including taxes on manufacturer dealer contribution Are due on delivery. Toyota will reduce your net Purchase lease Price excluding any services or dealer installed accessories by 1% on All new and unregistered 2007 vehicles when purchased from a Canadian Toyota Dealership registered and delivered by december 31, 2007. Purchase finance example based on vehicle Price of $ 41,447 less Down payment of $ 3,615 and manufacturer dealer contribution of $ 5,500 equals $ 32,332 at 0.9% apr for 36 months equals monthly payments of $ 911. Cost of borrowing is $ 451, for a total obligation $ 41,898. Dealer May lease or sell for less. Roadside assistance applicable for 3 years or 60,000 pm. See your participating Manitoba and Kenora Ontario Toyota dealer for further details or for information relating to other models or options. Manufacturer dealer contribution offer available on new 2008 Highlander models Only and applies to retail customer Purchase lease or finance agreements. Lease payment not valid with Gas card offer. Finance comparison Chart calculation uses estimated Cost of financing during offer period. Example based on $ 40,000 at 0.9%/ 7.95% for 36 months equals monthly payments of $ 1,127/$ 1,253. Cost of borrowing is $ 557/$ 5,091 for a total obligation of $ 40,557/$ 45,091 equals $ 4,534 savings. 48 month lease at $ 3,615 Down $ 389 at 3.9 % lease end value = $ 17,540 the twelve songs of Christmas Joy to the world Joy to the world the lord is come let Earth receive her King let every heart prepare him room and heaven and nature sing and heaven and nature sing and heaven and heaven and nature sing. Joy to the Earth the Savior reigns let men their songs employ while Fields and floods rocks Hills and Plains repeat the sounding Joy repeat the sounding Joy repeat repeat the sounding Joy. No More let sins and sorrows grow nor thorns infest the ground he comes to make his blessings flow far As the curse is found far As the curse is found far As far As the curse is found. He rules the world with truth and Grace and makes the nations prove the glories of his righteousness and wonders of his love and wonders of his love and wonders wonders of his love. St. Johns High school 5 to see and hear each choir perform please go to Winnipeg repress. Com by Lindsey Wiebe a planned $ 2.1 million upgrade to the millennium Library Park slated for completion last summer wont be finished until next fall due in part to some unexpected construction problems. The ambitious overhaul to the Park behind the downtown Library was announced in 2005, with proposed features including a water Wall Terrace a native grasslands area and a four season stage and Plaza that would double As a Winter skating rink. The project was to be completed this year project administrator Doug Peever said. However costs ballooned when structural engineers discovered the roof of the underground Parade beneath the Park was past its life Cycle and had to be rebuilt. Now we have a $ 700,000 roof to replace As Well said Peever a senior Urban designer for the Cit yes planning property and development department. Peever said the new timeline is also related to the extensive consultation needed for the project and a delay in confirmed City funding. There have been other challenges As Well he said such As finding the right contractor at the right Price in a City hit by a labour shortage. Its just a terrible Market for doing work right now he said. Prices Are 30 per cent higher than they were a year or two ago. Park development is still moving ahead with plans to tender the project at the beginning of january. Construction should Start in March said Peever with the project aimed to be completed by fall. The focus now is on replacing the roof and completing the landscaping for the property with the other features phased in after additional Money is found. Peever said the City is looking at other funding options and is working with the millennium Library foundation to seek out donors. The bulk of the original $ 2.1 million came through a Canada Manitoba municipal Rural infrastructure fund. Rick Walker manager of Library services said while development of the Park is mainly in the hands of the City hers looking Forward to incorporating Library programming in the revitalized space. Anything that will Benefit the Library users is a Good thing he said. The redeveloped Park which Peever said has become a negative space in recent years could also include a satellite Kiosk for the downtown watch a safety patrol group run by the downtown Biz. Downtown Biz executive director Stefano Grande said the Biz is also looking at options for programming at the proposed outdoor stage. Its something that were very interested in doing if that facility is actually constructed he said. Our downtown is fairly Large and were always looking for different venues to stage our concerts and our programming. The City would not provide the artists renderings for the Park redesign saying it was too Early to release them to the Public. Its at a conceptual stage and its not quite finalized enough yet to reveal anything City spokesman Terry Aseltine said. Lindsey. Wiebe free press. My. Ca Library Park development delayed ;