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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 31, 2015, Winnipeg, Manitoba C M Y K PAGE B2 B 2 WINNIPEG FREE PRESS, FRIDAY, JULY 31, 2015 MANITOBA winnipegfreepress. com www. murrayhyundai. com " Drive a Little, Save a Lot!" 1700 Waverley Street In the Waverley Automall at Bishop Grandin 204- 269- 5555 1- 877- 990- 1717 Recognized as one of the Most Energy Efficient Dealerships in North America! Dealer Permit # 4008 " PRICES ARE PLUS PST & GST" T32171 2014 Santa Fe 2.4 FWD Pre- owned SUV with heated seats, steering wheel audio controls and 160 watt prem sound, Bluetooth, power group, cruise, traction control and more. Was $ 23,900 $ 21,900 2 0 1 3 Santa Fe Pre m ium AWD T34301 2.0 turbo 264 HP, heated seats front and rear, rear park assist, rear air cond/ heat, proximity key, LCD media screen. One owner SUV that we sold new, 57,125 kms, balance of warranty. Was $ 26,900 T32831 200 9 S o n a ta L i m i ted One owner luxury car that we sold when new! Heated leather seats, power moonroof, Infinity sound, Hyundai remote starter and winter tires/ rims incl. Only 91,988 kms. Excellent cond. Was $ 11,900 $ 9,900 201 2 Accent 4 Dr. GL 6 speed, steering wheel audio controls and cruise, power windows/ locks, prem. sound, air cond, keyless and more. One owner car, balance of warranty to July/ 2017, only 48,320 kms. Was $ 10,900 2011 Rogue SV AW D 2009 Altima 2. 5 S One local owner SUV. Premium pkg. incl. power sunroof, 18 in alloys, upgraded prem. sound, Bluetooth, rearview camera, 4.3 display. Only 60,175 kms. Nissan extended warranty also. Was $ 20,900 Auto, heated seats, power group, sec audio controls and prem. sound, alloys and more. Local Manitoba trade in. Murray certified and new tires. Only 78,782 kms. Exact vehicle not shown. Was $ 11,900 201 1 Tu c s o n G L FWD We sold this one owner SUV when new! Loaded with air cond., prem. sound with secondary audio controls and Bluetooth. Power windows/ locks, cruise. Hyundai remote starter, winter tires and more. 70,368 kms. Balance of warranty. Was $ 15,900 T34001 $ 14,900 2 012 C a mr y 4 DR L E Just in on trade and low kms, one local owner car, power group, media center, power group, traction control, only 29,421 kms, balance of factory warranty. Was $ 18,900 T34191 $ 17,900 Exact vehicle not shown. A16901 2013 Elantra GLS 4 DR One local owner car, heated seats, power moonroof, alloy wheels, 160 watt prem sound, Bluetooth. Hyundai remote starter and rear spoiler. Only 21,181 kms. Was $ 18,900 2012 Altima 2.5 S Automatic, air, power group, cruise, keyless, remote starter, local car in excellent condition, balance of factory warranty. Should be $ 15,900. MONTH END SALE PRICE MONTH END SALE MONTHEND MONTH END SALE PRICE MONTHEND MONTH END PRICE SALE MONTHEND MONTH END SALE PRICE MONTHEND MONTH END PRICE SALE PRI CE $ 12,9 00 12,900 CE $ 16,900 2 0 10 Santa Fe Sport AWD Heated leather/ cloth seats, power sunroof, Bluetooth and prem. sound, power seat, alloy wheels. One owner SUV, balance of warranty, only 57,625 kns and minty. Was $ 18,900 D17001 2014 M D X SH- AWD D17191 Navigation pkge, this one local owner luxury suv is minty and loaded, as new with only 8,610 km's and the balance of Acura Warranty, diamond white w/ gray leather. Was $ 48,900 $ 46,900 2009 Edge Limit ed AWD D17181 Luxury suv with heated leather seats, panoramic sunroof, chrome wheels, memory pkge and more, one owner SUV and mainly commuter km's, excellent condition, 129,872 km's. Was $ 16,900 CE $ 14,900 $ 17,900 D17151 M O N T HEN D MONTH END SALE PRICE MONTHEND MONTH END PRICE SALE MONTHEND MONTH END SALE PRICE $ 9,900 M O N T HEN D MONTH END PRICE SALE 2010 Santa Fe S p ort FWD 3.3 litre V6, heated leather/ cloth seats , power sunroof, 18in alloys, power seat, prem. sound and Bluetooth. One owner SUV that we sold when new. Only 51,568 kms! Was $ 18,900 T34411 D17031 C34582 $ 25,900 M O N T HEN D MONTH END SALE PRICE $ 19,900 M O N T HEN D MONTH END SALE PRICE $ 16,900 M O N T HEN D MONTH END SALE PRICE $ 10,400 M O N T HEN D MONTH END SALE PRICE V ICTORIA BEACH - Cottagers sympathized Thursday with Janis Ollson, the " miracle mom" who couldn't get her wheelchair van into their community. " Maybe the person at the gate didn't have the experience they should have," cottager Eric Nichols said when he stopped his bike to talk about the news coverage. Ollson, who has a cottage in nearby Belair, found the wind taken out of her sails when she signed up her two children for swimming lessons but couldn't drive them to the beach. Ollson is known for inspiring readers around the world after she was virtually cut in half to remove cancer but embraced her life with amazing gusto. Victoria Beach is a cottage community on the east side of Lake Winnipeg, known for its policy of restricting vehicle access during the summer months. Cottagers park in a giant lot outside the community's imposing iron- like archway that marks the entrance and pedal along narrow gravel driveways that wind through the resort to reach their cottages. Groceries and supplies get hauled in on metal pull carts. Other than contractors, maintenance crews and the community's shuttle, nobody gets behind the wheel here without a special permit. When Ollson's initial application for a permit was turned down, she was offended and later rejected the local community council's peace offering - to grant her the permit she wanted. From there, the private dispute went public, raising a sense of outrage among advocates for the disabled and a sense of chagrin among cottagers. In response to the publicity, Victoria Beach Reeve Brian Hodgson said Ollson should have ensured she had a permit before she signed up her kids, eight and 11, for swimming lessons. But Ollson said the reeve suggested if she had a permit, more people would ask for them and it would spoil the resort's atmosphere. " There have been permits granted ( before)," Ollson said Thursday. " On social media people felt they needed to defend Victoria Beach. But I don't have an issue with Victoria Beach or the people. This was an issue with the reeve," Ollson said. Cottagers interviewed Thursday said the driving restriction is part of the charm of the place, and they don't want it to change. But at the same time, they see the need for a consistent policy that will allow wider car access where needed. " When I first came, I wasn't used to the restricted access, walking down from the parking lot," said cottager Serge Deleau. " But then I started to like the peacefulness and tranquillity. You don't have 10 to 12 vehicles coming in at two in the morning," he said. Deleau said while Victoria Beach is great for families with children, the older you get, the harder it is to balance mobility issues and the need for social and medical services with life in the cottage community. Laurel and Keith Garvie biked to the village green at the resort Thursday to get an Internet signal for her computer tablet. " We can still ride our bikes. We're lucky," Laurel said. She's 73 and her husband is 83. " It can be a challenge for anybody with a disability or anyone who's getting older, but it's always been a precious thing, that this beach doesn't have vehicles. It's complicated," she said. Cottagers said Ollson's situation could have been managed more tactfully. " They should have a policy, when a situation like that happens, they ( gatekeepers on duty) should immediately call a councillor," Nichols said. The community has grappled with the restrictions over the years, swinging from leniency to strict enforcement of the policy. " Cars have always been an issue. The big thing is, where do you draw the line?" Nichols said. The reeve said the resort, which is its own municipality, is responding to the larger issue Ollson's story raised. A committee has been struck, they're exploring human rights laws in the province and hope by next summer to have a consistent policy in place. alexandra. paul@ freepress. mb. ca Cottagers back disabled mom's stance But most in Victoria Beach agree new policy needed By Alexandra Paul PHOTOS BY WAYNE GLOWACKI / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Laurel and Keith Garvie say the no- vehicle policy makes the resort ' precious,' but mobility issues need to be respected. Eric Nichols thinks perhaps an error was made at the entrance. ' It can be a challenge for anybody with a disability or anyone who's getting older but it's always been a precious thing, that this beach doesn't have vehicles. It's complicated' - Victoria Beach cottager Laurel Garvie B_ 02_ Jul- 31- 15_ FP_ 01. indd B2 7/ 30/ 15 10: 32: 07 PM ;