Archives March 2012 - May 2012

Team Marquise Beats Team Luna in the Lake Placid Challenge
The weather could not have been better for the 72 hole competition over this Victoria day in Lake Placid, New York. Team Marquise under the Captainship of Kirk Duguid took an early lead on Friday by sweeping the 10 points. Going into the last round of individual matches, Team Luna had to sweep all 4 matches to pull out the win. They only took 2 therefore giving the Marquise the 30 to 15 win. Last year's competition was Team Ontario vs. Team Quebec but because of prior commitments due to the long weekend, most of Team Ontario bowed out of the race. It was decided that this weekend was better than the first week of June as there were absolutely no bugs as compared to last year. The savings in bug spray alone made it worthwhile. On top of that, the course were remarkably  not crowded for a weekend. The team were comprised of Kirk Duguid, Frank Ercolanese, Paul Goyetche and Gary Kirbyson (Marquise) and Phil Roberts, John Hugues, Jamie Macdonald and Tony Glezos. Tony and Paul were tied after 3 rounds and were battling for the individual championship but both shot an 81 to tie the entire weekend with a score of 326. Scorecards are posted .

Two Mountains' Horticulture Day - Saturday May 26

A press conference was held on May 15th to announce the details of the annual horticulture day that will be held at the public works garages on 20th avenue on Saturday May 26th between 9:00am and 3:00pm. This used to be a 2 day event but has been reduced to one day in the last couple of years. The turnout is always really good. The picture on the left is from the press conference and features Sonia Sénécal of the IGA, Richard Tassé general manager of the Caisse Desjardins St-Eustache-Deux-Montagnes and Mayor Marc Lauzon.
As usual, residents of Two Mountains will be able to pick up a choice of free annuals, perennials and a tree sapling. There will also be the opportunity to pick a home composter for a mere $45 as well as a rainwater recuperator for $30 in partnership of Eco-IGA.
Click here to view the entire press release. The entire day happens at Land Use Management Department (public works) site located at 625, 20th Avenue.

Legion All Decked Out for the Summer
Well it finally happened. Members and guests of Legion Branch 185 can now sip their favourite beverages in the great outdoors while enjoying one of the best views of Two Mountains. Many volunteers worked last weekend (May 5th and 6th) to erect this structure that will be dedicated to the late Anne Klimas in the near future. There will also be an opportunity to sponsor one of the 5 tables in someone's memory. As you see in the above picture, the ramp on the left is the access to the deck. For those of you familiar with the layout of the hall, the door is where the piano used to be. Click here for more views of the deck that has been a vision for a very long time and is now a reality thanks to Danny Klimas and the many friends who did a fine job in record time.
More news - The dedication of the deck will be on Saturday June 9th during a steak supper starting at 5:30pm. The price will be $10 and tickets must be purchased at the bar before June 4th.  As far as the dedication of the tables and chairs for anyone's memory, A memorial plaque will be made with the names of the veterans, members or family members. The maximum amount to donate will be $50 but if if more people join in, the price could drop when enough money has been raised. Please sign up at the bar, you have until June 9th to register for the memorial plaque.

Jeudi Show Raises $6.500 for Agapé
Excerpts from the press release: The City of Deux-Montagnes and the Agapé organization are very pleased with the great success of the 2012 edition of the Jeudi Show, where sixteen singers presented high grade performances on May 3, at the Grand Théâtre Olympia. The Deux-Montagnes’ regional singing competition enabled $6,500 to be collected and given to Agapé Deux-Montagnes, a charity organization that assists people in need in the region.
'It was a real pleasure to see the work of these up coming artists. They can be proud of themselves, especially since the money raised by this event will provide significant support for several families,' underlined the Reverend Cathy Hamilton, president of the Agapé organization.
At the end of the show, the members of the jury, composed of Martin Piché, Robert Langevin and Claudine Bergeron selected the three winners of the evening. Third place was given to the young and talented Gabriel Lacombe who interpreted Feeling Good by Micheal Bublé. Second place was awarded to Marilyne Dubé, who presented a captivating performance of Nella Fantasia by Sarah Brightman. And lastly, first place was granted to the Deux-Montagnes couple, Émilie Gilbert and Daniel Lortie, who dazzled the audience and the judges with their interpretation of the play À libérer by Dany Bedar.
 'The Jeudi Show features talented artists and it’s always a pleasure to discover them. The Jeudi Show, is a show where the local and regional up coming artists can be presented in a stimulating professional situation', stated Marc Lauzon, the mayor of Deux-Montagnes. The Jeudi Show has this page on Facebook.

Mon Chez Moi Bowling Fundraiser
Mon Chez Moi will be putting on their 5th Annual Bowling Party on Saturday June 16th from 6 to 9pm. The cost is only $12 a person and another $2 if you need to rent shoes. You can make up your own team of 6 or they will assign you to a team. The location is the Salon de Quilles du Parc on Industrial boulevard in St-Eustache. For more info, call Ethel at 450 473 2211 or send an email to gestephen@videotron.ca. To see the MCM bulletin with the latest news on activities please click here.

Mike McKeown - Hole in One on the Par 17th at Lachute #1
As you saw by my entry screen, on Monday May 7th, Mike hit the perfect 4 hybrid that sailed 190 yards into the hole on the 17th hole at Lachute. Mike was playing 2 over par after a disappointing bogey on 16 but quickly recovered those 2 shots with one swing on the 17th. He almost broke par on the last hole but his putt came up 6 inches short. The weather was perfect and so was the round for Mike. You can see the scorecard and pictures by clicking on the Latest Golf link on the top right side of this page. This was Mike's 3rd hole in one and the second that I have witnessed. Congrats and many more.

Congratulations to Newlyweds Amanda and Bill
Amanda Wall, daughter of Sharon and Fran Wall of our LTHC/Wyder Cup Boston connection, married Bill Barnes on the weekend in Walpole, Massachusetts. It was a great wedding and I have posted some pictures of the event along with our trip to Rhode Island and Boston before the wedding. Click here to view the album.

A Photographic Experience of our Heritage
The Deux-Montagnes Public Library invites the population to visit a photographic exhibit realized by Secondary 3 students from Lake of Two Mountains High School, now until June 10th during library opening hours.
The photographic experience of heritage 2012 is a multidisciplinary project combining the courses of History, Multimedia and French.  Secondary 3 students had to submit a picture, accompanied with a short text, representing our heritage.  The objectives of this project were to foster an awareness of community heritage among young people through photography and to bring together several subjects such as history, arts and communications, as well as French.  Lake of Two Mountains High School is proud to exhibit the work done by its students in collaboration with the Deux-Montagnes Public Library. For more information, please contact the Library at 450 473-2702.

Lions Club Garage Sale
The Lions Club will be hosting a garage sale on May 12th from 9:00am at 111 13th Avenue.
Their famous hotdogs and French fries will be available for sale along with Lion Pat's famous cabbage rolls and a baked goods table! Yummy!!!
Tables are still available at 10$ (what a steal!!). If you would like to rent a table please contact Owen and Nancy at 450-974-4167 and please invite everyone on your friend list as the money raised from the baked goods and sale of tables is going back into our community.

Sandra (White) Rochon 1955 - 2012
On April 24th, 2012, in Laval-Ouest at the age of 57 years, passed away Mrs. Sandie White, wife of M. Michel Rochon. She also leaves to mourn her sons James (Josée Moreton), Justin (Valérie Desormeaux), her adored grandchildren Nicole, Kayla, Jayden, her brothers and sisters Brenda (Pierre Lewis), Robert (Terry Monahan) Debbie (Alain Rochon) Gerry (Patricia Erskin) her brother-in-law Franois (Susan Bebbington), nephews and nieces as well as several family and friends. The family will receive condolences on Friday, April 27 from 2 to 5 p.m. and from 7 to 10 p.m. at: Résidences Funéraires Goyer 3535, Ste-Rose BVLD (West of Arthur Sauvé) Laval-West 450-473-5934.
The funeral will take place on Saturday, April 28 at 11 a.m. at Saint-Théophile, 6000, 31st avenue, Laval-Ouest. On Saturday please go directly to the church. In lieu of flowers, donations to The Enbridge Ride to Conquer Cancer would be appreciated. (Donation forms will be available at the funeral home.) Published in The Gazette on April 26, 2012. To view her online obituary and guestbook please click here.

Our Lake Last Week
No one can deny that we have had a great spring. There has been no snow on the ground since mid March and we broke many temperature records along the way. The only problem is that the last few days have basically wiped those memories away. Fortunately, we didn't get the snow that Ottawa and Quebec City got recently but it has been chilly. The picture above was taken last Thursday at the bottom of Crescent street. It's just a reminder that better days are ahead. We were spoiled with an early spring but it will get better very soon, but don't plant your flowers just now.
The picture of the water above reminded me that last year I put together a slide show of various pictures of water in many of it's forms. I have updated with some new pictures for the last year. If you have a few minutes to relax and sit back, you may want to take a look. For the best results, use the slideshow option and it's better with sound. Click here for the album. If you are using an iPad the slideshow option will probably not work as iPads do not support Flash.

Randy Pauluk - Rest in Peace
From the Gazette (April 17,2012) Randall Walter Pauluk, age 49, died peacefully after a courageous battle with cancer on April 15, 2012 in his hometown of St-Eustache. He is survived by his loving wife Pauleen Moran, his son Kevin Randall, his daughter Kathleen Patricia, sister Anna (Henry) Hudson, in-laws Paul and Donna Moran, Peter (Leah) Moran and Eileen Moran, nieces and nephew, Leesa, Kate and Joseph. He will also be missed by his extended family, the Rankins: Alex and Flo, Kelly (Pat), Lisa (Kris), Madison, Olivia and Danika. He is predeceased by his father and best friend Walter Pauluk and his brother Montgomery. Relatives and friends are welcome at Les Salons Funéraire Guay Inc., 146 Rue St-Louis, St-Eustache on Thursday, April 19th from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Services will be held at 11 a.m., on Friday, April 20th at Holy Family Parish, 1001 chemin d'Oka, Deux Montagnes. Special thanks to the staff of the Jewish General Hospital and Manoir St-Eustache for their caring and support throughout Randy's final days. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Canadian Cancer Society or the Holy Family Memorial Fund would be appreciated. Click here for his online obituary and guestbook.
Our thoughts and prayers got out to Pauline and the family.

The April/May Express is Available Online
Two Mountains' bi-monthly newsletter is available. You can automatically register your e-mail address to receive notification on the Express by going to the Deux-Montagnes using the link above. If you want to access the English version online, simply click on the picture of it on the left side. It takes a little while to load if your internet access is not fast, but it will appear. There is a lot of information in this issue. One piece that doesn't thrill me the dates for picking up 'green residue'. Here is the quote: Collection will take place every other Monday, from May 9th to October 10th inclusively, between 7 am and 6 pm in all residential areas. Residue must be placed in clear plastic bags. This means the first pickup would be May 14th. OK, this year might be special but most people have raked their yards by now and lots of people haven't used their 'normal' garbage to get rid of leaves and branches. I have had bags ready for more than two weeks. If they don't get picked up for 6 weeks, it's a little bit ridiculous. October 10th is also a little early to stop this collection. The leaves around my place are still on the trees on November 1st. Last year, the Green residue was picked up well into November, so I am not sure why they are stating October 10th. After all we were playing golf until Dec 5th.
UPDATE: Today (Thursday April 19) all the bags of spring cleanup were picked up along our street. I guess it's part of the 3rd Thursday of the month bulk waste. I guess I don't understand the whole 'Green' residue thing.

Getting to Know Our Communities Day
On Saturday April 21st between 10am and 4pm, there will be a information day on the English Services that are offered in the MRC of Deux-Montagnes. It is an initiative of the 4Korners Family Resource Centre supported by the CSSS Deux-Montagnes(Centre de santé et de services sociaux du Lac-des-Deux-Montagnes) and Health Canada. There will be 17 information kiosks set up to make you aware of what is available in our own backyard. Refreshments will be served. For all the information on the day, go to this website or contact Sylvia at 450 974-3940. 

Picture This
As many of you know, I take a lot of pictures. I just did a 'Properties' on my Pictures folder and I had 87,996 pictures in 675 folders. They use up 220gigs of the 260gig drive that they are stored on. I was far from an early adopter of digital photography as I only bought my first digital still camera in 2003. I am on my 6th camera in the last 9 years. I have gone from compact underwater cameras to mid range digital SLR's and I am pleased with the results of our latest Nikon Coolpix that we had to buy on our last trip since the SLR lens was producing poor results. The focusing was off and the lens has to be sent back to the maker on its 6 year warrantee. Poor results are not always due to a mechanical issue however and that is the reason I am writing this piece. I have noticed that on Facebook many pictures are poor. Some of them can be attributed to low quality phone cameras but some were taken by cameras with fairly good resolutions. I recently inspected someone's camera because they were having a little problem with the automatic lens cover that opens and closes as the camera is turned on and off. While trying to fix this I noticed that the lens itself was smudgy. I took a quick picture and then cleaned the lens with a rubbing alcohol dampened (not wet) cloth and took the same picture. You can see a real difference and in some lighting situations you could even see a more dramatic improvement. Take a look at these before and after pictures then take a look at the lens on your camera. Its really important to clean your lens often, especially on underwater cameras as there is often a residue left on the lens after using it under water. Specks of dust on the lens usually won't degrade pictures that much. The worst culprit is taking a camera to the beach or pool and accidentally touching the lens with fingers oily from suntan lotion. Give it a try and may make your pictures shine even more.  

Legumax, A New Fruit/Vegetable Store with European Flavour
I recently visited the re-opened fruit and vegetable store at the edge of Two Mountains on Oka road (near the CLSC). I was pleasantly surprised. The entire store has been revamped under the new ownership. The displays are very appealing and I found the prices are very competitive. There is also a small pastry shop and bakery. Along with the fruits and vegetables are cheeses and many specialty items from Europe. Take a look at this slideshow of the store and you will see for yourself. Better still, drop in for a look and talk to Moe or Ilgar. And yes they are open on Easter Sunday.

Lost Cat In the 6th avenue/Guy Area
Twelve year old Dino has been missing for over a week now. If you spot this cat roaming the streets of Two Mountains, please call 438 863 6263. Dino is on heart medication that he needs to take take every day so it is important that he be found as soon as possible. The Orange Tabby was lost around Guy and 6th avenue. Thank you.

Ste-Marthe-Sur-le-Lac Fifth Grader Wins $5,000 in National Writing Contest
Grade 5 student, Jacob Frigault was chosen as runner-up in a national writing contest on 'The Meaning of Home' sponsored by Genworth Canada. Genworth is one of Habitat for Humanity's main partners. He won and iPod, a pizza party for his entire class and $5,000 donated to the Habitat for Humanity affiliate of his choice. Click here to see the press release and the essay that got him the prize. Good job Jacob.

Preschool Open House - Friday April 13th
The Busy Little Beavers/Les Petits Castors bilingual preschool is having an open house on Friday April 13 from 9:30am to 2:30pm. It will be the 5th year of operation for Busy Little Beavers. They are situated at 1806 Normandie in Two Mountains between 18th and 19th avenue. The classes are for 3 to 5 year olds and there are small classes of 6 students. For more info call 514-703-5128.

Two Mo Pub Steak Dinner
On Friday April 27, the Two Mo Pub is having another BBQ with master chef Ron. After the success of the January 13th BBQ, it's not too early to reserve your spot(s). There is limited seating and only so many steaks to go around, so if you don't want to miss it, drop in at the Pub and tell them you are coming. The price is only $20 for a large steak with all the trimmings. You won't be disappointed....unless you are too late to reserve.

Paravie Launches Kangoo-Jumps for its Fitness Program
Glenda Esguerra, owner and certified personal trainer of the Paravie Training Zone on Oka Road is pleased to introduce a new fitness concept to Quebec, the Kangoo-Jumps boot. This boot has caught the world by storm but had yet to surface in Quebec. These training aids, renamed Kanga-Saut for Paravie, are 'bouncy boots' which make for a more interesting way to keep active. They absorb up to 80% of the stress on the knees compared to running shoes.
To help launch the new classes which will start in April, Glenda invited Moses 'Eagle' James to give a few trial classes on April 1st.  Moses, an Olympian and former World Boxing Champion, is a master trainer of Kangoo-Jumps. For all the information on this new training program please consult the Paravie website by clicking here or contact Glenda directly by calling 514-512-5600 or writing an e-mail to glenda@paravie.ca. For pictures of the first trial class, please click here. Click below to play video.

 

 

Two Mountains Signs Speed Bump Deal
This week, the city of Two Mountains signed a landmark deal with Dos D'ânes of Trois Rivieres with a commitment to have the company install approximately 100 speed bumps on the streets of the city. The targeted areas are near schools and playgrounds. At just $600 apiece, the total cost of the project will be around $60,000 which the city says it will get back by ticketing people trying to avoid the streets with the most speed bumps. When asked if these will cause a problem to snow removal in the winter, the makers recommends leaving more snow on the streets which could save even more money in snow removal costs.
The installation of these new silent policemen should start in early April and be complete by the end of May. Only 50 of the locations have been predetermined. The other 50 will go in front of the houses of the first 50 people call the city to tell them that cars are travelling too fast on their street. Some of the top complainers will be allotted 2 for cars coming from either direction. Obviously, by now you realize that today is April 1st. Happy A. F. Day

Scott Fordham at the Juno Awards
Don't forget to watch the Juno Awards on Sunday (April 1st) at 8:00pm. The opening medley by Anjulie will have dancers, which is the first time dancers are appearing on the Juno's. Not just any dancers either. Two Mountain's native, Scott Fordham will be the choreographing the number with his dance troupe. Set your PVR's. Get out your VHS tapes. It should be a good one. Congratulations to Scott for this achievement of national exposure.

Walk-O-Thon for the St-Eustache Hospital Foundation
On Friday March 30th at 1pm, the city of Two Mountains, in association with the staff and students of St-Jude School, as well as members of the 4 Korners 5/30 Challenge will be raising money for the St -Eustache Hospital Foundation. It starts at 1pm with registration followed by a walk (at 1:30pm)from St-Jude School to the Veterans Hall. At the Hall there will be a group Zumba session (at 2:00pm). Following the Zumba session the walk will make its way back to St-Jude School. A modest entry fee of $5 per adult and $2 per child will be collected. Come and get a little exercise and help out a worthy cause. UPDATE - This event raised $1000 for the foundation. Click here for pictures and video. This walk was also to raise awareness of a 'Teledon' to be held at Olympia Theatre on Friday April 27, 2112. It will be aired live on Videotron's Channel 9 (Vox) and the target is to raise $100,000 for the foundation.

Congratulations To Mikael Kingsbury
Two Mountains own, Mikael Kingbury made history on the men's Freestyle Ski World Cup circuit. He finished with 13 podiums after 13 events including 5 straight number ones to start the season. Check this city link for the details.

Contrary to Rumours, Easter is April 8th (not 12th as originally posted, why did someone only correct me 3 days later, Thanks Brian)
If you have not seen the correction in the Two Mountains Express and you have a Two Mountains calendar, Easter was wrongly indicated as being April 22nd. Easter this year can easily converted by simply changing the E to an M which means the Masters champion will be crowned on that day. Not to be sacrilegious, but will Tiger rise from his majors drought on Easter Sunday. Coincidently, he was 33 when his life was abruptly changed by the swing of a club. After his win at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, he is now the favourite to take the green jacket. I wouldn't put too much money on it because there are lots of players eyeing the prize. It should be a good one and it may be worth altering your Easter supper plans if you are a golf fan.
On another golf note, Scott Martin was back in town last week. Many friends got to see him and pose with the flag from the 18th hole at the Puerto Rico Open that was won by George McNeil while Scott was caddying for him. It was Scott's first first place finish on the PGA tour. Click here to see the pictures. The 18th hole flag is a traditional reward for the winning caddie, oh yah and 10% of the winners payday. Unfortunately, that doesn't mean a trip to the Masters for Scott for two reasons. One, the Puerto Rico Open is considered a qualifying tournament for exemption into the Masters and two, George McNeil wants to have two caddies alternate from week to week. This means, Scott will be on the bag at Hilton Head the week after the Masters. There are still new episodes of the Caddie Show hosted by Scott. They are posted every Thursday on this link.

Last of the Victory's Posted and Old Two Mountains Crests
I have posted the last of the Victory's, 16 in all. The link is on the top right. If you have any old Victory issues that you would like posted just let me know and I will be happy to include them in the collection. I would have to borrow them for a few days to process them. I would prefer full editions if possible. Also, a few years ago I had posted a few crests from old Two Mountains sports teams like the ones in this link. If you have any of these and you want to share them in an album, I am starting an album with a collection of these. You can send me pictures of them or I can arrange to take the pictures myself as I do with the Victory. Whether they are separate or on an old jacket that you haven't got around to throwing out, you can take a picture of them and send them to me. The crest on the right was from the Wednesday Night hockey league from the mid 70's. When I was 'forced' to part with it 10 years ago, I took a picture of the crest. The picture takes up less room than the jacket that seemed to shrink quite a bit since the 70's. On the left, is a crest from Barney Rooney from the Cedarview Curling Club of 1963. To see the album with more crests, many of them from Geoff Bliss, please click here.

BLAKELY, Marven Leonard
June 5, 1926 - March 20, 2012
Marven Blakely, beloved husband of Margaret of Calgary, passed away on Tuesday, March 20, 2012 at the age of 85 years. Marven was predeceased by his wife Doris in 2007 and his daughter Diana in 2008. Marven is survived by his wife Margaret and his three sons, Dale (Maggie), Kevin (Fran), and Brent; seven grandchildren, Christopher (Holly), Shelley (Kathy), Bonnie (Dino), Scott, Jerrod, Caroline, and Michael; and six great-grandchildren, Chloe, Natalie, Brooke, Tucker, Miami and Jack. Marven was born in New Brunswick and was an Educator in the Protestant school system in Quebec most of his working life. Education was very important to him. Those wishing to pay their respects may do so at McINNIS & HOLLOWAY'S Crowfoot Chapel (82 Crowfoot Circle N.W., Calgary AB), on Friday, March 23, 2012 from 6 to 8 p.m. Funeral Services will be held at St. Thomas United Church, (100 Hawkwood Blvd. N.W., Calgary, AB), on Monday, March 26, 2012 at 2:00 p.m. Condolences may be forwarded through www.mcinnisandholloway.com . In living memory of Marven Blakely, a tree will be planted at Big Hill Springs Park Cochrane by McINNIS & HOLLOWAY FUNERAL HOMES,  Click here for Marven's online obituary and guestbook.

St Patrick's Day Pictures
As the Irish would say, this past weekend was just GRAND. Sunday was especially great with a high of 23 degrees recorded. Not sure if it was a record for the date itself but definitely the best weather EVER for the Parade. People were actually more comfortable on the shady side of Saint Catherine street. I have posted 3 photo albums already, Squidjigger Friday, Fitzmorris Saturday and Parade Sunday. There is a sampler of the entertainment from Emma and Mike's Saturday festivities and parade. 

Help A Two Mountaineer Go to Space
Sean Griffin is a PhD candidate at McGill University. He grew up in Deux-Montagnes, and only recently moved away to get closer to work. His entire life, he’s been working towards a career in Space Science. He spent years working at the Cosmodome teaching about the wonders of the cosmos. He does research in astrophysics now: he works on the VERITAS experiment, a gamma-ray observatory near Tucson, Arizona. In a nutshell, it means that he gets to work with and maintain giant telescopes and look at really cool things in the sky. He recently completed his Master’s degree after designing a new kind of camera to explore parts of space never seen before.
He is participating in a Mars simulation, too. He’s going to be the Chief Engineer for the Mars Desert Research Station's Crew 116. This means that for two weeks, he will live and work in an environment that simulates the surface of Mars: Space suits when you go outdoors, small living quarters, limited food and water. How cool is that?
His passion for this field allows him to do public outreach with the Astrophysics group at McGill. He loves being able to share his passion with others and get them interested and motivated in such a fantastic field. This is why he helps organize “Star Parties” on the roof of the Physics Department so that people can come look through the telescope there, and public lectures so people can hear about the great research that’s being done in astrophysics.
Right now, he’s participating in a competition to win a free trip to space, a competition hosted by Metro News. Judges will be polling the applications with the most votes, so you really can help him win a trip to space! Because of what region he’s applying in, there is very little competition. In fact, he’s in the top three already, but needs a lot of help to get to Number 1.
To help out, you don’t need to sign up. Just go to this link and click ‘voter’. That’s it. No signup, no forms, nothing. Just vote. Use your phone, your laptop, your tablet, anything! You can vote once per machine per day, and the contest is now over.
You can help him accomplish his dream of getting into space.

AND Help a Two Mountaineer Become a Model for Garage
The clothing company Garage is on a model search and one of our local ladies, Jenna Robinson, is in the hunt. You can vote until April 2nd and you have to be on Facebook to do so. You first have to 'Like' Garage by going to this link. Once that is done, you can go to this link every day and vote for Jenna. This should be her entry. If you see more than one entry simply pick her from the list and then vote.