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7 · Friday, July 30, 2010 OAKVILLE BEAVER · www.oakvillebeaver.com Art experience 2010 NEW VEHICLE SELL DOWN · ALL 2010 new cars now have AVAILABLE INVENTORY 0% finance up to 60 months. 11 - 2011 C30 · The all new XC60 special promotion 3 - 2011 C70 0% finance for 60 months. 9 - 2010 S40 3 - 2010 V50 · All new 2011 C30 Re-design. 17 - 2010 XC60 0% finance for 60 months. 18 - 2010 X70 · ALL Oakville residents are 29 - 2010 XC90 guaranteed our best in class Volvo price. · No charge scheduled oil changes up to 6 years or 160,000km on any new Volvo*. · Local service support, courtesy cars and shuttles available for your convenience. · Saturday: Free Car Washes. · We will not be undersold, just ask us for more details on these great offers. See Volvo of Oakville for offer details. 60 month sample 0% finance $20,000, over 60 month term, equals $333.00 per month for 60 months. *All oil changes must be performed at Volvo of Oakville only. All programs subject to change without notice. Program Comences July 1st, 2010 and Ends July 31st, 2010. Some restrictions may apply. NIKKI WESLEY / OAKVILLE BEAVER NEW IN OAKVILLE: 4 Cats Art Studio owner Jennifer Chung paints with Lukas Chung, 3, and Teya Chung, 5, on opening day of the new studio located at 2379 Trafalgar Rd. The 4 Cats Art Studio was founded and is based in Victoria, B.C., with the Oakville location being the first in eastern Canada. The studio is a place for children aged two to 15 to create artworks, inspired by the works of famous artists, using professional quality art materials. Visit www.4catsart.com for more information. Phone: (905) 825-8088 SERVICE DEPARTMENT OPEN SATURDAYS www.volvoofoakville.com Broad cross-section sought to set direction Continued from page 1 As a result the police, in partnership with the board, is seeking public input through an anonymous public online survey. Police said the survey is designed to gather valuable input into those public safety priorities the Halton police should be focusing on in the upcoming three years, which will be reflected in the 20112013 Corporate Business Plan. The current 2008-2010 Corporate Business Plan focuses on goals within the four themes of community safety, communication and dialogue, organizational capacity and organizational excellence. "In Halton, working in partnership with the community we serve is at the heart of how we deliver effective and efficient policing," said Halton Police Chief Gary Crowell. "This is not just our plan, it is also the community's plan. Stakeholders both inside and outside the service have considerable input into shaping our themes and goals and directing where we should focus our most valuable resource: our "We hope this survey will help us receive more of that valuable public input from a broad cross-section of Halton residents." Gary Crowell, chief Halton Regional Police people. We hope this survey will help us receive more of that valuable public input from a broad cross-section of Halton residents." Police said public participation in the survey is important because it will help ensure that Halton police focus on those emerging crime and public safety issues most common in the community. To complete the survey visit www.haltonpolice.ca and click on the 2011-2013 Corporate Business Plan link on the homepage under the heading `In the Spotlight.'