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HANDS-OFF APPROACH:MLA grills minister over Terminal 2 review, 3CHANGING COURSE:Swimming standout taking his career to USC, 23

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this week as part of the annual Family Fright Fest. Seethis week as part of the annual Family Fright Fest. Seemore photos on Page 21 and at www.delta-optimist.com.more photos on Page 21 and at www.delta-optimist.com.

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Delta South MLA VickiHuntington is criticiz-ing B.C.’s environmentminister for a “hands-offapproach” to the envi-ronmental assessmentof Terminal 2, but MaryPolak insists that’s not thecase.

Earlier this year,Port Metro Vancouversubmitted a compre-hensive environmen-tal document to theCanadian EnvironmentalAssessment Agency, whichwill trigger a lengthyreview of the proposedthree-berth container ter-minal at Roberts Bank.

The document summa-rizes the results of severaldozen studies undertakenover four years for the pro-posed terminal.

Huntington said thisweek she “grilled” Polakfor publicly declining toask the port authority foradditional informationon matters of provincialjurisdiction. The objectof the comment phase ofthe assessment processis to ensure the scope ofinformation provided is ascomplete as possible forthe review panel, she said.

“The minister said againtoday her ministry willstep in to address gaps inthe environmental assess-ment process for T2, butthey have failed to fulfillthat promise to date,” saidthe independent MLA.“7,663 pages were sub-mitted in the port’s EIS(environmental impactstatement), and despitethe shortcomings of those

documents, the EAO (pro-vincial EnvironmentalAssessment Office) didn’thave one comment.Instead, it was left to indi-viduals, organizationsand federal agencies likeHealth Canada to pointout provincial issues miss-ing from the report.”

In July, the CanadianEnvironmentalAssessment Agencyreleased a list of additionalinformation the port wasstill required to includein its application. Manyof those requirementsare areas of provincialconcern, including issuesrelated to air quality, origi-nally identified by HealthCanada, Huntington said.

She added the prov-ince’s failure to notice theport had not consideredstandards set by its own

ministry raises seriousconcerns.

Polak told the OptimistHuntington doesn’t under-stand the process goingon, saying the provinceparticipated in the screen-ing of the environmentaldocument with the feds.

“Insofar as her say-ing we have a hands-offapproach, we’ve beenworking with CEEA fromthe beginning on this. Thepoint is, early on, we iden-tified which issues wereunder federal jurisdic-tion and the vast majorityare. So, the approach wehave taken is that we willobserve their process andevaluate as they proceed.If there are areas we don’tthink they have coveredsufficiently that are impor-tant to British Columbia’sinterests, then we will

proceed to have thoseassessed,” she explained.

“So it’s far from ahand-off approach.Our office is workingvery closely with theCanadian EnvironmentalAssessment (Agency)office.”

Meanwhile, the clockis about to start tickingagain on the T2 applica-tion. Ottawa asked theport authority for addi-tional information beforethe review could proceed,effectively stopping theclock until the environ-mental document wasdeemed complete.

In an early October let-ter to the government,Cliff Stuart, the port’s vice-president of infrastructure,advised they were gather-ing that information andexpected everything to be

ready for submission bythe end of the month.

Once all the additionalinformation is in thehands of the CEAA, thereview process, whichincludes public and stake-holder input, will beginonce again.

The project is sub-ject to an independentreview panel under theCanadian EnvironmentalAssessment Act, but willalso undergo an assess-ment under the BritishColumbia EnvironmentalAssessment Act. It alsorequires other permits andauthorizations.

The port has estimatedconstruction of the pro-ject would commencesometime in 2018 andwould take approximatelyfive-and-a-half years tocomplete.

Gov’t ‘hands-off’ onT2:MLAHuntingtonwants province to take amore active role in environmental review

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Delta South MLA Vicki Huntington (right) says the provincial government is taking a hands-off approach toTerminal 2, but Environment Minister Mary Polak (left) contends that’s not the case.

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The purpose of theCrime Beat is to educateand inform the publicabout some of the prop-erty crime trends occur-ring in South Delta andother files of interest. Ifyou see anything occur-ring that you believe to besuspicious, call 911 for in-progress crimes and emer-gencies or 604-946-4411for other assistance.

The following are someof the calls the Delta policeresponded to in the previ-ous week:

TsawwassenOct. 19, 6:24 p.m.,

1800-block of 56th Street:Complainant reported thetheft of $700 US and $600CDN from his wallet thathe left in a locker at thegym. The complainantindicated he did not lockthe locker as he was visit-ing from out of town. Noother items taken from thewallet.

Oct. 22, 5:53 p.m., 1600-block of Enderby Avenue:Complainant reported thatsometime overnight some-one entered her residenceand ransacked the bed-rooms and kitchen area.Numerous items were sto-len, including jewelry andcash. A neighbour indi-cated to police that a white20-year-old male wearinga black jacket, jeans andbaseball cap was observedexiting the driveway area.

Oct. 23, 8:49 p.m.,16th Avenue and BeachGrove Road: Complainantreported he had lost hisblack wallet contain-ing cash and ID cardsafter exiting the bus.Complainant to contact all

agencies and advise themof the loss of the missingitems. Information regard-ing lost items entered inthe police database.

Oct. 24, 2:24 p.m.,500-block of BoundaryBay Road: Complainantreported she had parkedher vehicle at the beachand when she returnedto the car she found thedriver’s side rear windowsmashed and her pursestolen. The purse con-tained bank cards and IDcards. A search of the areaby police did not locatea dumped purse or anyother targeted vehicles.

Oct. 24, 9:05 p.m., 600-block of Gilchrist Drive: Areport was received thattwo youth were kickingin fence panels. Policeattended the area butthe youth were gone onarrival. Several fence pan-els were found kicked inwith an estimated damageof $200.

Oct. 25, 10:51 p.m.,5900-block of 17A Avenue:Complainant reportedher son was playing onthe grass in the area andhad left his golf clubs andcart unattended. Whenhe returned the golf clubsand cart, valued at $100,were gone. The clubs aredescribed as gold colouredin a green and black bag.

Oct. 26, 10 a.m., 1100-block of 12th Avenue:An iPad Mini found inthe area turned into theTsawwassen CommunityPolice Station. Owner canclaim on identification atthe office, 1108-56th St.

LadnerOct. 20, 5:28 a.m.,

9100-block of LadnerTrunk Road: Complainantreported two vehicles leftunlocked in his residencedriveway were entered

sometime overnight.Items stolen include awallet, keys, ID, passportsand garage door opener.Credit cards had beenused to make purchasesbefore being cancelled.Information regardingpassport and driver’slicense entered in policedatabase.

Oct. 21, 3:10 p.m., 4600-block of Clarence TaylorCrescent: Complainant lefther belongings in a lockerand when she returnedshe found the locker hadbeen pried open and herpurse stolen. The pursecontained cash, ID, creditand debits cards. Beforethey were cancelled, thecredit cards had been usedto make fraudulent trans-actions.

Oct. 22, 8:55 a.m.,4400-block of 63A Street:Complainant reportedhe had accidently left hisvehicle unlocked and thatsometime overnight it wasentered and ransacked. Apair of Ray-Ban sunglasseswere stolen.

Oct. 22, 11:18 a.m.,6100-block of AuroraCourt: Complainant’sunlocked vehicle wasentered sometime over-night and several itemswere stolen, includingprescription glasses, pre-scription sunglasses anda Leathermanmulti tool.Vehicle not available forforensic exam as it hadbeen taken to work.

Oct. 24, 3 p.m., DeasIsland Regional Park:Complainant reported thatthe side window of herparked vehicle had beensmashed and her pursestolen without openingthe door. The credit cardswere cancelled and thecomplainant to providepolice with a property listand numbers.

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A centuries-old Germantradition made an appear-ance in Tsawwassen ear-lier this month.

About a year ago,Richard and Ilona Yuedecided they neededmore space. The couple,along with their son MarkRoesler and his family,decided to demolish theYues’ home on JacksonWay and build a largerhome that could accom-modate Roesler, his wifeCharmaine and their twosons, Logan, 10, and Luca,4, with the Yues living inan “in-laws” suite in thelower portion of the home.

After months of plan-ning, a couple months agothe home was demolishedand construction began onthe new house.

As construction on theframe progressed, IlonaYue knew she wanted toincorporate a little of herGerman heritage into theproject — specifically arichtefest, a traditionalGerman ceremony to blessa new home, that datesback to the 14th century.

The ceremony includesseveral elements, includ-ing placing a tree or crownof branches on the roof

as the last rafter is put inplace. Ilona said what isused depends on whatregion of Germany you arein and she is from Berlinwhere they traditionallyuse the crown of foliage.

Ilona said in Germany,where the tradition is stillwidely practiced today,you can get the crownfrom a florist, however, shehad to make her own withinstructions she foundonline. She said the crown

also includes colourfulstreamers and sometimestrinkets to signify themembers of the family.

With construction pro-gressing, she said they hadabout a week’s notice ofwhen the last rafter wouldbe complete and the fam-ily went door-to-door toinvite neighbours to therichtefest, which also typi-cally includes a celebra-tory feast.

“It was really lovely,”

Ilona said of the richtefest,adding that about 60 to 70neighbours attended thefestivities.

During the ceremony,the Yues’ grandsons deliv-ered the crown to thebuilder, who placed it onthe roof. As per tradition,the head of the householdwould then hammer inthe final nail of the frame.In this case Richard andMark hammered in thefinal two nails.

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A crown of branches is placed on the roof during the richtefest, a traditionalGerman ceremony to bless a new home.

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Delta police will haveextra officers on the streetsover the next few days toensure everyone stays safethis Halloween.

“As Halloween falls onSaturday this year, weanticipate that we will be

busy throughoutthe weekend withmore calls for ser-vice than is typi-cal, especially onHalloween night,”said A/Sgt. SarahSwallow.

The Corporationof Delta, in coop-eration with CUPELocal 454, will also haveextra eyes and ears on thestreets through the annualHalloween Patrol. Thepatrol helps keep an eyeon Delta’s facilities, parksand schools as volunteersreport all suspicious activi-ties to police.

As well, to increase vis-ibility and safety, the lightsat some sports fields andrecreation facility parkinglots will be left on over-night Oct. 29 to Nov. 1.

Residents areurged to reportany suspiciousactivity to police.Call 911 in caseof a crime inprogress, fireor medicalemergency, or604-946-4411for non-emer-

gencies.Police are also remind-

ing residents that in orderto possess fireworks youmust be over 19 yearsold and have a validpermit. Permits must beobtained from the DeltaFire Department at least10 days prior to the event.Anyone found with fire-works who is under 19 orwho does not have a validpermit could face a fine ofup to $250.

PoliceaddofficersforHalloweenweekendDepartment expectsmore calls for serviceasHalloween falls on a Saturday this year

Safety tips for parents:* Plan your route ahead of time and trick or treat in

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at intersections and designated crosswalks, obeying alltraffic signals.

* Apply reflective tape to your Halloween costumesto help drivers see you— be especially cautious infoggy weather.

* If you or your children are wearing customs withweapons, make sure the weapons look fake enoughnot to be mistaken for the real thing.

* Remember to take an extra second while driving towatch out for trick or treaters.

If children are going out without parents:* Make sure your child is with a trusted group of

friends.* Give them a flashlight. A cell phone is a good idea

too.* Plan your child’s route ahead of time and ask them

to call you if they go on a street that isn’t on the route.* Discuss setting a curfew with older children and

make sure they have a watch with them.* Tell your children to try not to eat anything until

they get home so you can check their candy.Tricks for homeowners:

* Turn on your outdoor lights and replace burnt-outbulbs.

* Sweep wet leaves from your steps and sidewalk.* Use alternatives to candles in your pumpkins, such

as battery operated candles or flashlights.* Remember that some children have food allergies

– consider having alternatives to candy such as stickersfor those kids with allergies.

* Keep your pets inside. Halloween can be a fright-ening time for pets because of the costumes and thefireworks.

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A local student is hopingto get the word out aboutthe Teal Pumpkin Project.

Madilynn Ukranitz,a Grade 8 student atSouthpointe Academy wholives in Ladner, saw a tealpumpkin while out trick-or-treating last Halloween.She found out about theFood Allergy Research &Education’s Teal Pumpkin

Project that aims to “raiseawareness of food aller-gies and promotes inclu-sion of all trick-or-treatersthroughout the Halloweenseason.”

The American organiza-tion started the initiativelast year.

Ukranitz, who has foodallergies, explained thathaving a teal pumpkin ondisplay means the homehas allergy safe treats tohand out.

“So that kids with aller-gies, like myself, can havea safer Halloween,” shesaid.

That could be non-fooditems like pencils, note-books or markers, or non-allergen candy.

She said her family willhave a teal pumpkin thisyear.

For more informationon the Teal PumpkinProject, visit www.foodal-lergy.org.

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Ladner’s Madilynn Ukranitz wants to spread the word about food allergies andthe Teal Pumpkin Project.

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The 9,000-vote margin onelection night certainly hint-ed at it, so the subsequentpoll-by-poll numbers merelyprovided confirmation that

all parts of Delta were painted red inlast week’s federal election.

When the electoral map wasredrawn, combining a staunchly con-servative South Delta with a middle-of-the-road North Delta, it promptedspeculation as to what that would meancome election time. Would North Delta,which often holds the hammer inmunicipal elections, tip the scales fed-erally as well to potentially put an endto more than four decades of right ofcentre representation in these parts?

That didn’t turn out to be the case asvoters in all three communities agreedon the need for change.

With North Delta awash in red,Tsawwassen and Ladner, which hadn’tbeen represented by a Liberal sinceTom Goode in the late 1960s, fol-lowed suit, although it should be notedthat Carla Qualtrough’s margin overConservative incumbent Kerry-LynneFindlay, while significant, wasn’t aslarge in South Delta. In a closer race,North Delta could well have been thedeciding factor, but it wasn’t this timearound.

How this came to be is a complexequation but from where I’m sittingthere appears to be a trio of major fac-tors that played out to varying degrees,including a decline in popular vote forthe Conservatives across the country.That wasn’t enough to knock off AliceWong in Richmond or prevent DianneWatts from claiming victory in SouthSurrey-White Rock, so there was some-thing beyond just sagging Conservativesupport that changed fortunes in theright wing stronghold of Delta.

Part of that had to be voter dissat-isfaction on a number of local issues,including radio towers, communitymailboxes and port expansion, whilestrategic voting, particularly by NewDemocrats, sealed the deal. Eventhough the NDP fielded a crediblecandidate in Jeremy Leveque, who notonly was conversant with the issues butwas passionate about them, support forthe party plummeted as voters clearlylooked for the candidate most likely todefeat the Conservatives.

With leakage from the right and con-verts from the left, Qualtrough was ide-ally positioned and it showed in a bigway last Monday.

Redwaveallover

Last week B.C.’s privacycommissioner issued astinging report on howa provincial govern-ment employee had

destroyed emails relating to aninquiry about the Highway ofTears. A government employeecounselled another to eraseemails related to the inquiry.When that employee resisted,the other employee took over thecomputer and deleted the emails.He then swore under oath he hadnot done this, but finally con-fessed.

In response, the minister oftechnology, innovation and citi-zens’ services claimed it was an“exception.” Further checking bythe privacy commissioner, how-ever, showed that up to 40 percent of all emails handled in thepremier’s office were being sys-tematically destroyed. Includedwas the commissioner’s state-ment that “the [premier’s] deputychief of staff has not personallyretained a single email she hasever sent from her governmentemail address.”

So where are the records? Howdoes this track with the premier’selection promise to have the mostopen, transparent government inthe country?

Closer to home, in Marchof 2013 the Ministry ofTransportation published a con-

sultation guide that showed fivescenarios to replace the GeorgeMassey Tunnel. This was to helpin the discussions.

In September of that year, thepremier announced at the Unionof B.C. Municipalities conven-tion (all mayors and councillorsin B.C.) that the tunnel was tobe replaced by a single eight- to10-lane bridge at the same loca-tion.

In April 2014, I submitted afreedom of information requestfor “materials such as documents,data, analysis prepared for thepremier to allow her to determineand to announce that the MasseyTunnel would be replaced by abridge over the Fraser River.” OnJune 4, I received a letter stating:“Although a thorough search wasconducted, no records were locat-ed in response to your request.”

So what happened? How didthe premier become involved,how did she become awareenough of the discussions, thepro and con? Did the cabinet par-ticipate in the multi-billion dollardecision so she could make thispronouncement?

Her public comment last weekwas: “Decisions I make are mostlymade in cabinet meeting andall that’s evident to the publicbecause all of that is recorded…and released.” But no recordscould be found, so did she simplymake the decision on her own inthe middle of a shower?

I later asked the question of thesenior public servants in chargeof the George Massey TunnelReplacement Project office inRichmond. Their response wassilence. I asked them for thefinancial analysis of comparingthe five choices. They responded:“It was high level.” I then asked:“Where were the notes?” Theysaid none were taken.

So just how open and disci-plined is the provincial govern-ment? Is this how you want adecision costing billions of dollarsto be made? Who is hiding what?Where are the notes and briefingpapers?Ian Robertson is a retired pro-

fessional engineer who has beenactive in South Delta affairs forover three decades.

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Editor:Jack-o’-lanterns, trick-

or-treaters, haunted hous-es and costume parties.Halloween is full of funthings for you and yourfamily to enjoy, but it’s oneof those holidays that isenjoyed more by peoplethan by pets. Keep thefollowing precautions inmind when preparing forthe frightfully fun festivi-ties and help ensure thateveryone in your family —including your pet — has asafe Halloween.

Keep your pet in aquiet place; away fromtrick-or-treaters and otherHalloween activities. Youmay know those littlemonsters and goblins thatcome knocking aren’t real,but your pet doesn’t. Dogsand cats are creatures ofhabit and could becomefrightened or agitated bythe unaccustomed sightsand sounds of these cos-

tumed visitors.In addition, frequently

opened doors provide theperfect opportunity foryour pet to escape, whichcan go unnoticed duringall the commotion. Be sureall pets are wearing collarsand ID tags in case of anaccidental getaway.

Place live flame deco-rations like candles andjack-o’-lanterns out of yourpet’s reach. Curious crit-ters risk being singed orburned by the flame. Theycould also easily knockover a candle or pumpkinand cause a fire.

Keep all candy awayfrom pets. Those sweetsmay taste great to crit-ters, but candy, especiallychocolate, can be toxic topets. Candy wrappers canalso be harmful if swal-lowed. Instead, tempt yourpet with a few of his/herfavourite treats.

Resist the urge to put

your pet in a costume.You may think your petlooks adorable dressed asa princess, but most petsdon’t like the constraintsof costumes. If you dodecide to play dress-up,make sure the costumeis safe for your pet anddoesn’t constrain his/hermovement, hearing orability to breathe. Checkthe costume for parts thatyour pet could chew offand choke on and look fordangling pieces like flow-ing capes that could injurehim/her.

Don’t let the familydog accompany your kidson their trick-or-treating.Children may have a dif-ficult time handling a petand your pooch could getloose, especially if yourdog is spooked by thestrange sights and soundsof all those trick-or-treat-ers.

Bob Cristofoli

Remember that pets arenot fond of Halloween

Editor:Re: Mailbox plan put on

hold, Oct. 28TheOptimist’s new

headquarters in thechurch on 47A Avenue arejust across the street fromthe Park Villa apartments.In August of this year, ParkVilla received its newmail-boxes. They are indoorsjust inside the lobby.

Once the newmailboxeswere put in place, theresidents were told theirmail would be deliveredto these boxes. All theresidents were given theirown key to their mailbox.For the first few days theresidents got their mail attheir mailbox. Then themail started to again behome delivered to eachapartment as the courte-

ous mailman explainedthat home delivery was toremain until after the elec-tion.

We had the election andone of Justin Trudeau’spromises was for us (andall of Canada) to continueto have home delivery. Wewill see.

Now just this week,someone (we know notwho) came in and clearedan area at the corner of47A Avenue and LaidlawStreet for mailboxes.Nothing was said aboutthis land clearing. Theycame, they cleared andthey left.

The apartment managerhas phoned and emailedeveryone save for the Popeand the Queen trying todiscover why this area

was cleared for a mailboxwhen the whole mailboxplan has been put on hold.

One suggestion hasbeen this mailbox is forthe new housing projectacross Laidlaw Street. Ifso, why put it on Park Villaproperty? If these mail-boxes are to be used, thenthis area will be coveredwith all the junk mail themailbox holders do notwant and who is going toclean up that mess?

Another suggestion isthese mailboxes are for theresidents of Park Villa, thatpossibly someone forgotthat Park Villa already hasmailboxes.

In the words of SherlockHolmes, “This I feel is athree pipe problem.”

R. Crawford

Editor:Re: Mailbox plan put on

hold, Oct. 28I have lived in Ladner

for almost 20 years andhave had communitymailbox service for theentire time.

MP-elect CarlaQualtrough states that byconverting to commu-nity mailboxes StephenHarper’s government wasasking Canadians to paymore for less service andshe claims this is unac-

ceptable.Is the new Liberal gov-

ernment planning on giv-ing a tax rebate to those ofus who have had commu-nity mailboxes for yearsand years?

Peter Rose

Editor:I want to thank the

motorists who stoppedto help me when I fell offmy bike and broke my

collarbone last Monday.Without your kind assis-tance I would have been inreal trouble.

Thanks also to the

emergency team at DeltaHospital. You all truly rep-resent the best in our com-munity.

Phil Horan

Cyclist grateful for all the help after he fell

Noonehas been able to solve themystery of the ParkVillamailbox

Manyhaven’t hadhomedelivery for years


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PHOTOS BY DAVE WILLIS

Both local branches of the Royal Canadian Legion presented poppies to Mayor Lois Jackson at municipal hallthis week ahead of the start of the annual poppy campaign. The campaign starts today and runs throughRemembrance Day. The contingent from the Ladner Legion included Olwen Demidoff (left), Tom Easton,Al Ridgway, Greg Olson, Jim Ingram and Gerry Bramhill. The Tsawwassen Legion was represented by LloydJones (left) and Al Wakarchuk.

Mayor helps Legion branches kick off poppy campaign

The CanadianFederation of UniversityWomen-South Delta pre-sented its annual bursariesto eight local women at ameeting earlier this week.

This year’s high schoolwinners of $1,000 each areBrianna Grayson, a recentgraduate of South DeltaSecondary who is nowattending SFU, and RachelHislop-Hook, a DeltaSecondary graduate whois attending university inEdmonton.

The $1,000 commu-nity bursaries, awarded tomature students continu-ing or returning to post-secondary studies, areNatalie Image, an MA stu-dent in voice at Universityin San Francisco, onher way to becoming an

opera soprano; KathleenMickie, at the SaskatoonVeterinarian School;Hailey Wahlberg, study-ing communication atCarleton; Vanessa Yu,at Boyd College, takingher DND (naturopath);and Amy Zell, studyingmechanical engineering inEdmonton.

The $3,000 Laura FowlerScholarship was awardedto Keltie Forsyth, who istaking her MFA at UBC tobecome a theatre director.

The CanadianFederation of UniversityWomen-South Delta isa charitable organiza-tion that raises funds tosupport the education ofwomen in the community.It was established in 1966and is one of 123 clubs in

Canada.Each year the club holds

an event to raise moneyfor the bursaries and thenadvertises in the spring forcandidates.

Winners are selectedin early June and are pre-sented with their chequesat a fall meeting.

Aside from fundraising,the group also has manyinterest groups — bridge,books, travel, walking,issues, gourmet — thatmeet at various times eachmonth.

The general meetingsare held on the fourthTuesday of every month at7:15 p.m. at BenedictionLutheran Church inTsawwassen.

This year’s fundraisingwill be a concert.

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Adopt a Stocking Day at theTsawwassen Town Centre Mall will be

held on Saturday, Nov. 7. An incorrectdate appeared in Wednesday’s edition.

How would you feelif you had the power tosave a life? If you havevolunteered for the annualOperation Red Nose cam-paign in the past, chancesare you already have...multiple times.

With only four weeks tothe first night of OperationRed Nose, organizers arecalling out for volunteers.Over the 14 years thatOperation Red Nose hasbeen offered in the com-munities of Delta andRichmond, the demandfor this national safe driv-ing campaign continues togrow.

“This year, we estimatewe need over 50 volun-teers per night plus ourheadquarters team to keepup with the demand,” saidlocal coordinator CarleneLewall.

The campaign will beoffered on nine nightsthis holiday season and isexpected to help almost2,000 people arrive homesafely.

Volunteers, who haveto be 19 years or over, areneeded as drivers, naviga-

tors and dispatchers. Allvolunteers are requiredto complete a criminalrecord check at no cost tothe volunteer. All volun-teers receive an orienta-tion prior to their shift sono previous experience isnecessary. An informationnight is also offered onThursday, Nov. 19 at 7 p.m.at the Coast TsawwassenInn.

“Without a doubt, thisprogram has alreadysaved countless lives,” saidLadner Legion presidentAl Ridgway. “We havebeen supporting this pro-gram for over nine yearsas we strongly believe this

service ensures that thosethat call for a ride, as wellas those innocent bystand-ers on a sidewalk or otherdrivers coming to andfrom various places, haveall been spared a potentialaccident. We call this pre-ventative maintenance.”

Operation Red Nose willbe offered between 9 p.m.and 3 a.m. on Friday andSaturday nights from Nov.27 to Dec. 19 as well as onNew Year’s Eve.

To volunteer, sponsor orbook the campaign to ser-vice your Christmas party,call 604-943-0460 or [email protected].

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Rudy accepts a cheque from Ladner Legionmembers(from left) Tom Easton, Greg Olson, Gerry Bramhilland Al Ridgway.

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Out in the Pacific Oceanis the biggest garbagedump in the world. It iscalled the Pacific TrashVortex or the Great PacificGarbage Patch. A stag-gering quantity of trashgets trapped in the spiral-ing currents of the NorthPacific.

The bulk of it is plas-tic, much no larger thanconfetti, making the totalsize difficult to measure.Estimates range fromone per cent of the sizeof Texas to twice the sizeof the continental UnitedStates. Sometimes debrisfrom this patch escapesand washes up on ourshores.

Do you ever feel youhave something like thatswirling around in theocean of your brain?Memories of all thosethings we have done or

were done to us? Stuff wehave watched, looked at,read or listened to? Allthose things we have saidor were said to us?

It all goes into thisswirling mess that, for themost part, remains underthe surface, contained byour mental currents. Buttoo often, whether we areawake or asleep, stuff pops

to the surface and washesup on our mental shores.What can we do?

First, we need to becareful about what we takein. We can’t change ourpast, but we don’t have tokeep repeating it. “Finally,brothers and sisters, what-ever is true, whatever isnoble, whatever is right,whatever is pure, what-ever is lovely, whatever isadmirable—if anything isexcellent or praiseworthy—think about such things.”(Philippians 4:8, NIV)

Second, seek God’scleansing. He’s the onlyone who can clean up themess. “If we confess oursins, he is faithful and justand will forgive us oursins and purify us from allunrighteousness.” (1 John1:9, NIV)Mike invites dialogue at

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Service of Holy Communion9:00 am Sunday

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ST. DAVID’S ANGLICAN CHURCH1115 51a St, Tsawwassen—604 943 4737

SUNDAY8 am Traditional Holy Communion10 am Contemporary Holy Communion,with children’s and youth programmes7 pmMusic & MeditationWEDNESDAY11 am Holy Communion, followed by lunchFellowship groups meet throughout the week.Please call the church for more information.

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Daily Mass - ChapelMonday to Saturday at 9 am

WeekendMasses - ChurchSaturday at 5 pmSunday at 9 am, 11 am and 5 pm

FilipinoMass (Tagalog)Last Saturday of every monthAt 7 pm (except July and August)

SpanishMassFirst Saturday of every monthat 7 pm (except May and June)

Confessions – ChapelSaturday at 10 am

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BenedictionLutheranChurch5575 6th Avenue

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“All are warmly welcomed to worshipwith us as we Celebrate God’s Grace.”

Sunday8 am Traditional Holy Communion10 am Contemporary Holy Communion,with children’s and youth programmes

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4960 – 48th Ave., Ladner

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Author talkElderCollege Delta

will delve into a littleknown aspect of B.C.history at a free com-munity presentationnext Saturday in Ladner.Peter Johnson, authorof Voyages of Hope: TheSaga of the Bride-Ships,will speak at Cedar ParkChurch from 10 a.m. tonoon. There is no feefor the presentationbut call 604-943-0262or email [email protected] toregister.

With GlowingHearts

With Glowing HeartsSongs of Remembranceconcert features theVancouver Welsh Men’sChoir and the Band ofthe 15th Field RegimentRCA on Nov. 11 at theSouth Delta BaptistChurch at 2:30 p.m.Visit www.vwmc.ca orcall 604-878-1190 fortickets.

Concert toremember

The DeltaMusic Makers pre-sent a Concert ofRemembrance Sunday,Nov. 8 at 2 p.m. atKinVillage CommunityCentre in Tsawwassen.Admission by donation.

Christmaschoir concert

When ChristmasComes to Town, awinter concert pre-sented by the DeltaChoral Society, is setfor Saturday, Dec. 5 at 2and 7 p.m. at the SouthDelta Baptist Church.It will include perfor-mances from the DeltaCommunity Choir,Tapestry and a newchildren’s choir. Visitwww.deltachoral.ca fortickets.

For more details onthese and other events,go todelta-optimist.comor visit our Facebookpage atwww.facebook.com/TheDeltaOptimist

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Ghosts, ghoulsand goblins,oh my!

Locals aregetting into

the Halloween spirit withspooky haunted house dis-plays around town. Hereare a few to check out:

• Brent Coleman’shaunted house display inBoundary Bay is taking ona Louisiana voodoo themethis year.

There’s a lot of newstuff going on and thespookiness factor hasbeen enhanced this timearound, he says.

He’s got a beach cem-etery along with voodoostakes and an animatronicwitch display completewith a boiling pot.

Coleman, who startedworking on props aboutsix weeks ago, says heplans on dressing up asBeetlejuice on Halloweenand giving guided tourswhenever he can. His dis-play is at 283-67A St.

• Ladner’s Mistressof Darkness RobynBalabanov will have herHalloween Horror Delta

display up and running forvisitors between 6 and 9p.m. tomorrow. This year’sdisplay features a witch’shouse with animatedmonsters, a dungeon witha photo area, two grave-yards containing custom-made gravestones alongwith various static andanimated creatures.

Balabanov’s display,located at 5674 GroveAve., has been scaring theneighbourhood for over adecade.

Visit www.horrordelta.com for directions, photosand videos from previousyears. Treats will be givento all trick-or-treaters incostume.

• After taking a fewyears off, Pat McGregorhas her spooky displayat 6007 Crescent Dr. inEast Ladner up and run-ning again. She says her17-year-old grandson ishelping her out this year.

In the front yard there’sa graveyard with coffins,Ghoulies as well as awerewolf while her car-port hosts Freddy Kreugeralong with a lab with adoctor. All in all the dis-play features about 35 dif-ferent figures.

PHOTO BY GORD GOBLE

Mistress of Darkness Robyn Balabanov will have her Halloween Horror Delta display up and running from 6 to 9 p.m. tomorrow.

SpookyspotsaroundSouthDeltaLocals getting into theHalloween spiritwith hauntedhouse displays

PHOTOS BY GORD GOBLE

Brent Coleman (above) and Pat McGregor’s grandson Robert (below) have beenbusy working on displays in Boundary Bay and East Ladner, respectively.


Looking for someHalloween-themed fun?Here are a few activitieshappening around SouthDelta:

• Delta civic facilities inLadner and Tsawwassenhave a few spooky eventslined up, including theHalloween SpooktacularSwim at Winskill Aquaticand Fitness Centre todayfrom 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.Guests are invited to “takethe plunge into a creepi-fied experience at thepool.” There are events forall ages. Regular admis-sion rates apply.

• The HalloweenSpooktacular Swim is also

taking place at the LadnerLeisure Centre today from7 to 9 p.m. and tomorrowfrom 1 to 3 p.m.

• The Tsawwassen ArtsCentre hosts Mystery atthe 56th Street Hotel thisevening. It costs $5 perperson and the live-actionmystery is for ages 13 andup. Call 604-943-9437to sign up as a group offour to six people for your20-minute time slot. Itgoes from 6 to 9:30 p.m.

• Halloween Howl at theHall is set for tomorrowfrom 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. atLadner Fishermen’s Hall,4481 Savoy St. It featuresHolly Arntzen and Friends

(classic rock) and KevinWright and the Bon ScottRevival (AC/DC tribute).There will be a cash bar,50/50 and refreshments.Tickets are $20 and avail-able at Angela’s Boutique.Call 604-946-5211.

• Halloween at theMall goes from 2 to 4p.m. tomorrow at theTsawwassen Town CentreMall. The free event fea-tures a range of activities,including trick-or-treatingwith the KinVillage witch-es, crafts, a mini pumpkinpatch, pumpkin painting,and a haunted play house.

• Westham Island HerbFarm, 4690 Kirkland Rd.,

has a display ofcarved pumpkinsthat can be seentoday and tomorrow.The lights get turnedoff at 8 p.m.

• Deltassistis holding aHalloween-themedfundraiser tonightat East Delta Hall.Doors open forThere is Help —There is Hope Galaat 6 p.m. Tickets are$50. For tickets call604-594-3455.

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Halloweenactivitiesaround town

PHOTO BY GORD GOBLE

Westham Island Herb Farm has a display of carvedpumpkins, along with this spooky fellow (above).There will also be plenty of family fun happening atthe Town Centre Mall tomorrow (below).


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St.PetersburgstandsoutamongBalticportsCHRIS MILLIKANOptimist contr ibutor

Cruising aboardHAL’s Eurodamfamiliarizes us with

captivating Baltic ports.Of them all, St

Petersburg stands out.There, ship’s excursionsprove perfect for first timevisitors like us. With theneed for costly visas elimi-nated and transportationsimplified, two sightseeingdays are filled to the max.Local guide Tanya intro-duces her storied city.

Named for his patronsaint, Apostle Peter,Tsar Peter founded StPetersburg in 1703. Thisnew capital providedcrucial Baltic access andprospered, despite frigidwinters. Nowadays, ice-breakers keep the portopen year round.

Our tour reveals a diz-zying kaleidoscope of leg-endary city sights. French-inspired architecture tagsthis city as “Paris of theEast.” An enormous eques-trian statue memorializesTsar Peter while nearbyDecembrists’ Squarerecalls an 1825 revolt.

Massive red granite col-umns support St Isaac’s, aRussian Orthodox cathe-dral designed to accom-modate 14,000 standingworshippers.

Driving through oldneighbourhoods and oninto the countryside, wereach World HeritagePeterhof, Tsar Peter’s sum-mer palace.

“Starting as a smallfamily residence, thisroyal complex eventu-ally encompassed theseauxiliary buildings, upperand lower parks, severalpalaces and even a forest,”Tanya explains.

Tsar Peter designedPeterhof’s first 30 roomsin 1714. DaughterElizabeth and grandson’swife Catherine the Greatexpanded his efforts.

From the front terrace,we gaze over the GrandCascade. This magnificentcreation incorporates 64fountains, 200 gilded stat-ues, bas-reliefs and otherornamentation. Amid itscentral pond, Rastrelli’sgolden Samson wrestlesa lion.

Aboard a hydrofoil,we’re back in the city

within 30 minutes.Swimmers bask alongthe beach where Tsar

Peter first established hisdefense fortress againstthe Swedes. Gold-spires

soaring, Peter and PaulCathedral entomb Russianroyalty from Peter theGreat to Alexander III.Disembarking along thePalace Embankment, webehold Catherine’s fabledWinter Palace.

Visiting Resurrection ofChrist Church concludesthis day.

Onion domes sparklewith blue, yellow andgreen glazed decorativetiles, two in gold.

Inside, 7,500 squaremetres of glorious mosa-ics drench walls and ceil-ings with brilliant, almostoverpowering colour.Breathtaking motifs frameradiant biblical scenesand figures. Shimmeringin gold, silver and col-oured enamels, Holy Gatesenclose the main altar.

Wondrous artworks fillour second day. One of theworld’s oldest museums,The Hermitage housesthree million pieces of artin the Winter Palace andfour other buildings.

A marble spectacle initself, the 18th-centuryJordan Staircase leadsupward to a lavish secondfloor ballroom.

Following her husband’sdeath, Catherine the Greatmet eligible bachelors inthe smaller Pavilion Hall.There, the bedazzlingPeacock Clock, a mag-nificent gift from one suchsuitor, still works.

Over 100 grand hallsand rooms exhibit 13th to20th century European art.

Among many mar-ble sculptures, we spotVoltaire, eyes a-twinkle.Catherine, we learn, com-missioned Houdon tocreate this likeness of theFrench philosopher, herbeloved friend and corre-spondent.

Another gallery enclosesTsar Peter’s originalRembrandts, collectedwhile studying shipbuild-ing in Holland.

Adjoining rooms con-tain Catherine’s extensivemasterpiece collectionsby da Vinci, Raphael andGoya.

Paintings by Degas,Renoir, Monet, Cezanne,Gauguin andMatisse formthe largest collection ofFrench art outside France.Travel Writers’ Tales is

an independent travel arti-cle syndicate.

PHOTOS BY CHRIS & RICK MILLIKAN

Top: Resurrection of Christ Church became fondlyknown as Church of Our Saviour on Spilled Blood.Bottom: The Hermitage, as seen from the storiedWinter Place of Catherine the Great.

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FRASER HEALTH PUBLIC BOARD MEETINGThursday, November 26, 201510:00 - 11:00 a.m. Meeting11:00 - 11:30 a.m. Public Question& Answer Period

Executive Plaza Hotel and Conference Centre(Grand Ballroom A)405 North Road, Coquitlam, BC

You are invited to attend an open meeting of the Board ofDirectors of Fraser Health. The meeting will include apresentation on the health care services offered in theTri-Cities, as well as an update from our president and CEO,Michael Marchbank.

The Question and Answer Period will provide an opportunityfor the public to ask questions. You can also submitquestions in advance at www.fraserhealth.ca/asktheboard.

This is a valuable opportunity to connect directly with theFraser Health Board and Executive. Everyone is welcome toattend.

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Copies of the relevant documents and plans may be inspected at the Municipal Hall at4500 Clarence Taylor Crescent, Delta, B.C. Any inquiries should be made to Samien Safaei,Lands Solicitor, 604-946-3234, Monday through Friday (except statutory holidays) betweenthe hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.

If you feel that you may be affected by Bylaw No. 7421, you may notify Council bysubmitting written comments to the attention of Samien Safaei, Lands Solicitor(only comments received by 4:00 p.m. November 13, 2015 will be considered).

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Plantsbelieved toprotectandheal still used today

These daysHalloweencharacterslook more likea Hollywood

zombie set, but the centraltheme is one any long-agopagan would recognize: onthis night the dead walkagain (at least symbolical-ly) and spirits roam freely.

In those ancient times,healing, magic and spir-ituality were all linked ina complex dance that’snot difficult nowadays todismiss as superstition.Except that some of theplants then consideredpowerful have been foundto be so.

Hemp (aka marijuana)is one of these. It was oneof the ingredients in the“flying ointment” said tobe used by witches to givethe illusion of levitation.Once, it was reputed toassist visions for psychics.

Butit hadanotherlife formanythousandsof years asa sourceof foodfrom itsseeds, asa sedativeand pain-reliever and as afibre that produced strongand durable cloth. In morerecent times, its narcoticproperties overshadowedits more practical uses.Now the pendulum isswinging back again.

Another “flying”ingredient is aconitum.Today this is still used (invery minute doses) as apain-killer in alternativemedicine. It’s valued for itsbeauty and slug-resistanceas a garden plant but is

hugely poisonous.Used as a wolf poison

for many years, aconitumshould be treated withgloved hands and theutmost care.

Yet another “flying”ingredient is foxglove(Digitalis), which producesthe heart stimulant digox-in. One ancient namefor the plant is WitchesThimbles. Tall and eye-

catchingwith pinkor whitebell-flowers, itwill growin deepshade,flower forweeks andpopulatethe neigh-

bourhood if you let it.Hellebore, another

“flying” favourite, wasused long ago as a curefor worms, lice and as avomiting agent. It fell intodisuse due to a high deathrate among patients. Todayits beautiful cup-shapedflowers and decorativeleaves make it a valuedgarden plant.

But hellebore sap onnaked skin can give younasty burns and blisters.Wear gloves for seed-col-

lecting and pruning andthoroughly clean prunersafter using them for hel-lebores.

Hazel is one of the treesassociated with Halloweenalong with willow. Bothwere considered magictrees with an especialattraction for water. Theyare still used for waterdivining.

Unfortunately hazels inNorth America have beenattacked by Eastern Filbertblight and whole orchardsof European hazels havealready been torn up. Thecontorted hazel is oneof those affected. NativeCanadian hazels havesome resistance.

Willow’s magic includedits ability to relieve painand to heal. The activesubstance in willow issalicylic acid, which is nowmade synthetically in thepain-reliever known asaspirin.

Cuttings can root fasterand stronger if started inwillow water. This is madeby using water that hashad many small-cut wil-low twigs soaking in it. Thetwigs are removed after aday or so and the cuttingseither started in that wateror watered several timeswith it.

It’s interesting howmany of the plants onceused to protect against evilspirits were also believedto have healing potential.For instance, ivy was oncebelieved to cure tooth-aches and make cornsvanish.Anne Marrison is happy

to answer garden ques-tions. Send them to hervia [email protected] helps me if you let meknow the name of yourregion or city.

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Willow’smagic includedits ability torelieve painand to heal.ANNE MARRISON


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Art exhibit includesworksfromstudents and teacherDAVE WILLISdwi l l is@delta-opt imist .com

Artist Donna Zhang andher students will have theirwork on display at Gallery1710 in Tsawwassen thisweekend.

Zhang will have one ofher many Tibetan portraitsat the exhibit, which hasa “meet the artists” recep-tion on Sunday.

She’s travelled to Tibetseveral times in recentyears and has gainedan “appreciation of thestrength of character thatshows in the Tibetans’faces,” her artist bio states.

Zhang, who lives inCoquitlam, obtained hermaster’s degree of artfrom Saitama Universityin Japan in 1997. She sub-sequently immigrated toCanada and worked as aprofessional artist.

Tsawwassen’s BirgitCoath is one of Zhang’s 10students with work in thelocal show.

They’ve been workingtogether for two years

and Coath says Zhang hashelped her develop herown style.

“I like to have emotionin my paintings somehow,”says Coath, who will havesix pieces on display.

The show runs untilSunday at Gallery 1710 in

Tsawwassen (adjacent tothe South Delta RecreationCentre).

The reception for theshow will be held Sundayfrom 2 to 4 p.m. Artistprofiles and paintings canbe viewed at www.ourart-group.com.

PHOTO BY GORD GOBLE

Artist Donna Zhang (left) and her students, includingBirgit Coath, have their work on display this weekendat Gallery 1710.


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As the only three 18-year-old Delta girls playing rep“A” softball this past season, Taylor Woodward, OliviaPriestlay and Keeley Ainge sure made plenty of noise.

A week after Woodward was named Softball B.C.’sMinor Athlete of the Year for her memorable season withthe ’97 Delta Heat, Priestlay has been recognized for herdecorated career by Softball Canada.

The Delta Secondary gradate is the 2015 recipient ofthe Ethel Boyce Memorial Achievement Award— pre-sented annually to a female and male player who hasexhibited leadership traits and skills in softball. Ontario’sGreg Hammell was the co-winner. Both receive $1,000 tohelp towards their education costs.

Priestlay is now in her first-year with the UBCThunderbirds where she is playing under coach GordCollings. Her impressive minor career includes par-ticipating in four Canadian Championships with the’97 White Rock Renegades, including this past summerwhen they fell to Woodward’s ’97 Heat in the gold medalgame.

The standout third baseman was a tournament all-star at U16 Nationals in 2013 and also won the top bat-ter award that year. She has played in seven provincialchampionships.

Priestlay joined Woodward on Team B.C. which domi-nated its opponents in route to winning gold at the 2015Western Canada Games back in August. She will offi-cially be presented the Ethel Boyce Award at the SoftballCanada Hall of Fame and Awards Banquet on Nov. 14 inWinnipeg.

Ainge, also a Delta Secondary graduate, was a domi-nant pitcher/outfielder with the Fraser Valley Fusionwho is now continuing her career with Woodward atDouglas College.

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Olivia Priestlay started at third base for the goldmedal winning B.C. team at the2015Western Canada Summer Games. She is now playing for UBC.

Swimmerchangescourse toUSCIt’s a change in course in more ways than

one for Tsawwassen swimming standoutMarkus Thormeyer.Coming off an impressive summer com-

peting for Canada at the Pan AmericanGames andWorld Junior Championships, theWinskill Dolphins Swim Club product hasmade a verbal commitment to continue hiscareer at the University of Southern California(USC). Thormeyer is currently with SwimCanada’s High Performance Center, based outof the UBC Aquatic Centre after graduatingfrom South Delta Secondary School in June.The move to a NCAA Division One pro-

grammeans Thormeyer must make thesignificant adjustment from competing ina 50-metre Olympic size pool to the muchsmaller U.S. college pools which are typically25 yards in length. Yet, he is still expected tomake an immediate impact with the Trojans’sprint freestyle and backstroke squads.

At the World Juniors in Singapore,Thormeyer helped Canada capture gold tinhe 4x100 mixed freestyle relay thanks to ahuge second leg swim. Teamed with JavierAcevedo, Penny Oleksiak and Taylor Ruck,Thormeyer swam a blistering time of 48.77seconds to move Canada up two positions.It was then up to Oleksiak and Ruck to com-plete the comeback with a winning time of3:27.71 to hold off Austraila (3:28.59) andRussia (3:28.79).He also qualified for the finals in three indi-

vidual swims, highlighted by personal bestclockings in the 100 backstroke (55.11 sec-onds) and 100 free (49.76).Back in July, he was the youngest member

of Canada’s swim team at the Pan AmericanGames in Toronto. He also won the 100 backat the National Championships.Earlier this month, Thormeyer was named

Delta’s Male Youth Athlete of the Year.

Winskill Dolphins’MarkusThormeyermakes verbal committment to join Trojans

PHOTO BY GORD GOBLE

Tsawwassen swimmer Markus Thormeyeraccepts his Delta Youth Athlete of the Yearaward earlier this month at the Delta SportsHall of Fame Banquet of Champions.


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South Delta Midget A1 Stormhave started off the season on a win-ning note by capturing the KelownaMinor Hockey Midget Tournamentlast weekend.Despite having to play two 7 a.m.

games and dealing with a flu bugthat struck the team, the Storm gut-ted out a well-deserved tournamentcrown. They scored 23 goals whileonly giving up 12 over the course ofthe five games thanks to some greatdefensive play and strong goaltend-ing.The opening game Friday after-

noon saw the Storm come out slug-gish against West Kelowna. TheOkanagan squad scored a lucky goalwith just over a minute remainingto pull out a 2-1 win. Jordan Bogresshad the lone South Delta goal,while head coach Lawson (Boots)Boutilier told his players he hopedto get another shot at West Kelowna.An early Saturday morning start

against a very physical Pentictonteam saw the Storm capitalize on

a number of second period powerplay opportunities to break thegame open in route to a 4-2 win.Bogress paced the attack with a pair,while Greg Porter and Matt Rogerseach added singles.Back on the ice Saturday after-

noon, the Storm cruised to a 9-2 vic-tory over the Spokane Junior Chiefs.Leading the way with four goals wasrecent addition Bryn Davies. Porterchipped in with two. Singles wentto Jared Garcha, Jeevan Bath andBogress.The Storm then had to wait until

later that evening to see if their vic-tories and 2-1 record were enoughto carry them into the semi finals.The reward was another 7 a.m.

game, this time against a very quickand physical team from St. Albert,Alberta.South Delta came out of the gate

firing on all cylinders and were up6-1 at the end of the first period. St.Albert then mounted a comebackand the Storm held on for a 6-5 win.

Porter had a hat trick. Also scoringwere Connor Bavaro, Zack Vaughanand DaviesCoach Boutilier then got his wish.The final was a rematch with West

Kelowna who had defeated SalmonArm in the other semi final.Despite playing their fifth game in

less than 48 hours, the Storm weredetermined to avenge the earlierdefeat and did just that, overcom-ing a 1-0 deficit to produce a well-earned 3-1 victory.Porter continued his torrid scor-

ing pace with two more goals to givehim seven in the tournament. EthanFowler also scored.Other members of the Storm

include goaltenders TylerMcLennan and Josh Morrell,defencemen Jesse Conroy, HaydenDance, Thomas Morison, ConnorSagert and Matthew Salas and for-wards Tyler Rogers, Emile Tracy andZack Valana.Assistant Rob Bogress rounds out

the coaching staff.

MidgetA1Stormavengeearly losstocapturetournamentinKelownaSouthDelta overcomes tough schedule and flu bug towin gold

South Delta Midget A1 Storm’s season is off to a terrific start, taking top honours at a tournament in Kelownaon the weekend. The locals rolled to four straight wins, including a 3-1 triumph overWest Kelowna in the final.


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2 Bed, 2 Bath Condo in the heart of Ladner.Top floor penthouse unit - loads of naturallight. Great location-great building.

Large 3 bedroom ground floor condo withwalkout to 45’ long patio, south exposure inGreen Gables. 1,500 sq.ft. of living space.

Gorgeous 1 bedroom unit with south-east exposure in LighthousePlace. Updated kitchen with granite countertops, hardwoodflooring and tile. Located next to Dyke, great for biking and walking.Pets allowed & rentals. Excellent building! Great investment!



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Tsawwassen Shores offers ocean side living

Tsawwassen Shores unveils its final phase 3 – a collection featuring 15 exceptional singlefamily homes, ranging from 1225 to 1905 square feet, starting from $599,900.

Stacey and Brad Kahnspent months looking tobuy a family home in aneighbourhood that wouldoffer them a real sense ofcommunity for their twoyoung sons.

“We were renting a housein Steveston and for us to buythere was way too expensive,’says Stacey Kahn. “A friendtold us about TsawwassenShores so we drove out tocheck them out.”

Within an hour of seeingthe homes in Phase 1, theyoung couple knew they’dfound the perfect one, andmade the purchase thefollowing weekend.

“We absolutely fell in lovewith the community feel,”she says, adding for such ahigh quality home, the valuewas outstanding. “I lovethat the developer (AquiliniDevelopment), allowed usto customize our house andreally make it our own.”

Kahn went on to say thatthey also love waking up inthe morning to the stunningocean views, with miles ofsandy trails and dyke paths towalk or cycle along.

After successfully sellingout of both phase 1 and 2,Tsawwassen Shores unveils

phase 3 – a collectionfeaturing 15 exceptionalsingle family homes, rangingfrom 1225 to 1905 square feet,starting from $599,900.

“The interest in the firstand second phase wasphenomenal,” says DerenAkinci, project manager,Rennie Marketing Systems.“What’s even more exciting isthat it just isn’t locals, peopleare coming from all overthe Lower Mainland. I thinkanother real appeal to thiscommunity is knowing thatthere will be a new bridge toreplace the tunnel.”

The residences are part ofa 270 acre master plannedcommunity, which includesresidential homes, parks,schools and a Village Centre,offering amenities such ascafes, shops and a library.

The project is also adjacentto the future TsawwassenMills, a first-class indoor andoutdoor shopping destination,offering more than 1.8million square feet of retailrestaurants, entertainment,and office space.

Inside each contemporary,open-concept home are9’ ceilings in the mainliving areas, with up to 18’ceilings in the great room,

rich laminate wood flooringthroughout, a gas fireplace,faux-wood blinds and sizeablestorage space.

The Shores’ two, three andfour bedroom plus den homesoffer a collection of six floorplans, featuring master-on-the-main and master-upliving styles, three exteriorelevations and eight exteriorcolour schemes, three interiorcolour schemes, as well asa large selection of designerupgrades.

The kitchens –with itsshaker-style wood stained orflat-panel cabinetry, Quartzcountertops, a sizable kitchen

island, a full-height kitchenpantry and a stainless-steelappliance package – inviteentertaining.

The master bedroom isshowcased by plush carpeting,spacious walk-in closet, Zen-like bathrooms and a cozywindow seat to enjoy a cup ofcoffee and a good read.

These new homes comefrom award-winningdeveloper, AquiliniDevelopment, a companywith more than five decadesin the industry and numerousaccolades under its belt.

Tsawwassen Shorespresentation centre and

display homes, 1875Tsawwassen Dr., are opendaily from noon to 5 p.m.,except Fridays. This isan opportunity to buy inone of the most desirableand affordable oceansidesettings in the LowerMainland, minutes awayfrom abundant social activityand services, including theferries. Completion dateis anticipated for spring2017. For more informationabout this unique new homecommunity, visit www.tsawwassenshores.com, [email protected] call 604-943-6677.


PRESENTATION CENTREOPEN 12–5pm DAILY, EXCEPT FRIDAY

1875 Tsawwassen Drive (last right before the ferry terminal)

604 943 6677 | tsawwassenshores.comThis is not an offering for sale. Such an offering can only be made by a disclosure statement. E.&O.E.

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Now is the time to be a part of something special.Affordable single-family living returns to TsawwassenShores in Phase 3.

BRIGHT AND SPACIOUS FLOORPLANS IN THISPICTURESQUE MASTER-PLANNED COMMUNITY

Live amongst the stunning natural landscape, momentsaway from exquisite golf courses, seaside boardwalksand the brand newTsawwassen Mills shopping centre.

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#308-4758 53RD STREET, LADNER

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208 1300 Hunter Rd.,Tsawwassen

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#305-15795 Croydon Dr. Surrey

• MORGAN CROSSING!

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• Laminate flooring, cozy fireplace, open

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• Ideal location with steps to trendy shops,

Nash gym, Starbucks plus more!

LUXURYCONDO!

$383,500

PENTHOUSE!• 2 bed, 2 bath 1,146 Sqft PENTHOUSE

• New kitchen, gas fireplace, flooring, paint and fixtures.

• Walk to all amenities & transport

• TWO parking stalls and storage locker!

• Visitor parking too!

#307-1153 54A St.

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#106-15145 36th Ave., SOUTH SURREY

• Open concept 1,132 Sqft 2 bed, 2 bath and den groundfloor unit• Engineered wood floor throughout - stainless steelKitchen Aid appliances and Gas stove!• Oversized balcony (23’ x 11’) is elevated 5’ up fromgated garden!• Spectacular 10,000 Sqft clubhouse with roof top pool!• TWO parking stalls plus storage locker!• Maintenance fees $381.85/mo

#105-8231 Granville Ave Richmond16446 10AAvenue, South Surrey

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• Custom built 3 bed / 2 bath located in a super

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• Lot size over 9,000 Sqft with lots of sunshine.

• Super location, great bones, newer roof and a

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• Great street appeal!

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$218,000

• 680 Sqft unit with HUGE (10 x 10) west exposed balcony

• New oak cupboards with cherry stain, quartz countertops, stainless

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• Storage is in-suite laundry hook - up possible

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#105-8231 Granville Ave Richmond #310-1315 56th St.

$379,999

• OLIVA - Bright south exposed 2 bed, 2 bath 930 Sqft unit overlooking

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• Hardwood flooring in main living area, gas f/p, granite countertops

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• VACANT NOV 1 2015 - Pets ok (one dog or two cats)

• Low maintenance fees of $273.17/ mo (includes city utilities)

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#304-1300 Hunter Rd.

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#215 1175 Ferguson Crt, Tsawwassen

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• No rentals or pets allowed

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# 213 4889 53RD ST.Hawthorne, Ladner

# 320 4885 53RD ST.Hawthorne, Ladner

# 207 1300 HUNTER RD.Beach Grove, Tsaw.


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# 8 4748 53RD ST.Delta Manor, Ladner

# 212 6263 RIVER RD.East Delta, Ladner

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#313-5518 14 ave Tsawwassen

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#313 8733 160 st

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#9 4925 Elliott St., Ladner

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208 5099 Springs Blvd., Tsawwassen

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• 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1,250 sq. ft.

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#215 6263 River Rd, Ladner

$519,900

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#106-5556 14th Ave., Tsawwassen

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5986 128A ST.Panorama Ridge, Surrey

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BEACH GROVE STUNNER!

1586 Enderby Ave., Tsawwassen

$959,900

• Wonderfully updated inside and out

• Move right in and enjoy

• 3 bedroom, 2 storey design

• Westcoast architecture with

vaulted ceilings

• Garage and loads of parking space

• Private yard with finished shed on

6,297 sq. ft. lot

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8198 Wiltshire Blvd., Delta

$978,888

• Built in 1998

• 7 bdrm 6 Bath, 3,000+ sq. ft. home on6,700 sq. ft. lot

• Quiet location in Nordel close to schoolsand parks

• 2 bdrm side suite

• Double garage

5539 49th Ave., Ladner

$819,900

• 5 bedroom plan in quiet cul-de-sac

• Updated roof, flooring, appliances, boiler

and HW tank

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suite potential

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4420 50a Street, Ladner

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POTENTIAL ESTATE PROPERTY IN EAST LADNER!

5722 112th Ladner

$839,900

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6220 49th Ave., Ladner

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4274 48a St., Ladner

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• Updated throughout including flooring,bathrooms, windows, roof & more!

• Walk to both elementary and high schools

• 4 bedrooms, potential for mortgagehelper if desired

RARE BUILDING LOT

4939 Mariner Pl., Ladner

$629,900 plus gst

• 66’ frontage

• Fantastic West Ladner location

• Just steps to Ladner Village and Lions Park

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• Price does not include GST

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1524 53a St., Tsawwassen

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1207 Beach Grove Rd., Tsawwassen

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4394 River Road West, Ladner

$1,138,800

• Lovely river view residence

• Custom built in 2014 by experienced local builder

• 5 bedroom home

• SS appliances, quartz counters, crownmouldings & so much more

• Serene sunset evenings on your large NW facingbalcony w views of the Fraser River

• Dbl garage, nanny/inlaw suite

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5207 Laurel Dr., Ladner

$1,238,800

• Desirable Victory South Location

• Built in 2010, balance of 2-5-10 warranty

• 3 bedrooms plus 2 dens offers flexibility

• Bonus flex space upstairs

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938 Underhill Dr., Tsawwassen

$1,688,800

• Finished in late 2014 w/ 2-5-10

National Home Warranty

• Stunning open design and elegant modernfinishes throughout

• 6 bdrm 5 bath incl/ 1 bedroom legal suite

• Over 4,300 sq. ft.

• Garage space for 3 cars

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906 Pacific Dr., Tsawwassen

$1,438,800

• Located in popular “The Village”

• Wonderful estate style home with inground pool

• Over 3,100 sq. ft. with 5 bedrooms upstairs

• Updated through including stunning Chef’s

kitchen

• Gorgeous stamped concrete driveway

• Water views across the street

BEAUTIFULLY UPDATED IN POPULAR DEERFIELD!

38 Deerfield, Tsawwassen

$1,298,800

• 2700 sq. ft., 3 level split, 4 bedrooms

• 7513 sq. ft. lot beautifully landscaped,

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LARGE CUL-DE-SAC HOME!

5271 3a Ave., Tsawwassen

$1,248,800

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RARE CUL-DE-SAC HOME W/POOL IN THE TERRACE!

3 Sherwood Pl, Tsawwassen

$1,250,000

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CUSTOM BUILT CUL-DE-SAC HOME!

6186 48a Ave, Ladner

$1,288,800

• Expansive executive home w/ 4 bedroomsplus games room & den

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• Large fenced yard and quiet street

• Close to parks and schools

• Easy access into Richmond and Vancouver

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WESTCOAST INSPIRED FAMILY HOME W/VIEW!

193 English Bluff Rd., Tsawwassen

$1,386,800

• 3 bedroom + den& office with contemporary2500+ sq. ft. design

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• Many updates incl stunning outdoorentertaining area

• Circular driveway, double garage andexquisite landscaping

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DEVELOPMENT SITE!

5454 Ladner Trunk Rd., Ladner

$1,100,000

• OCP designated as Medium Density

Residential

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• 74’ x 193.5’ rectangular lot with two

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WATERFRONT, SPECTACULAR VIEWS

4273 River Road W., Ladner

$2,500,000

• List price includes fully finished home

• Yacht/boat/float plane moorage at

private dock

• State of the art gourmet chef’s kitchen

• Build to suit options available

• Call for full information package

CUSTOM BUILT RIVERFRONT HOME W/PRIVATE DOCK!

4259 River Rd. W., Ladner

$2,900,000

• List price includes fully finished home

• Yacht/boat/float plane moorage at

private dock

• State of the art gourmet chef’s kitchen

• Build to suit options available

• Call for full information package

OVER 200 SALES SO FAR IN 2015**

10970 NORUM CR.Nordel, N. Delta

6243 HOLLY PARK CT.Holly, Ladner

5336 CHAMBERLAYNE AV.Neilsen Grove, Ladner

5348 COMMODORE DR.Neilsen Grove, Ladner

5698 9A AV.Tsawwassen East, Tsaw.

5853 VARDON PL.Beach Grove, Tsaw.

5983 16TH AV.Beach Grove, Tsaw.

6358 SUNRISE LN.Holly, Ladner

6377 CRESCENT CT.Holly, Ladner

6677 LONDON CT.Holly, Ladner

6703 1A AV.Boundary Beach, Tsaw.

6754 LONDON DR.Holly, Ladner

# 39 5900 FERRY RD.Neilsen Grove, Ladner

1067 WILMINGTON DR.Tsawwassen Central, Tsaw.

1425 WINDSOR CR.Cliff Drive, Tsaw.

4531 60B ST.Holly, Ladner

4569 62ND ST.Holly, Ladner

5133 8A AV.Tsawwassen Central, Tsaw.

5135 45TH AV.Ladner Elementary, Ladner

5170 12TH AV.Tsawwassen Central, Tsaw.

5205 2ND AV.Pebble Hill, Tsaw.

5260 6TH AV.Pebble Hill, Tsaw.

5241 WESTMINSTER AV.Neilsen Grove, Ladner

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RIVERFRONT 20 ACRE PARCEL!

6454 River Rd., Ladner

$2,750,000

• 20 acres of prime Riverfrontfarmland

• ALR designated

• Invest in South Delta & watch yourmoney grow!

FARMLAND!

LOT 1 HWY 99 BB, Ladner

$3,998,800

• 28.59 Acres

• ALR

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1138 Shaman Cr., Tsawwassen

$2,360,888

• Tremendous view home in Tsawwassen’s

“The Village”

• Over 4,500 sq. ft. of expansive living space

• Many updates throughout incl new chef’s kitchen

• Open concept rancher style home with full basement

• Large concrete pool in sunny backyard

• Corner lot w/ Gorgeous landscaping

INCREDIBLE LUXURY RESIDENCE!

5139 Cooper Pl., Ladner

$1,988,800

• Over 5,000 sq. ft. home on huge 15,748 sq. ft. lot

• 6 bedrooms + den and gamesroom

• Luxurious finishings throughout

• Gorgeous landscaping & outdoor entertainingspace

• Legal 1 bedroom side suite

• Must be seen to be appreciated!

• Built in 2012

BUILT WITH TOTAL STYLE & QUALITY FINISHINGS

5382 Crescent Dr., Ladner

$1,928,800

• 6200 sq. ft. home less than 5 years old

• Park-like 20,000 sq. ft. (half acre) lot

• High 25 ft ceilings,

• Euroline windows & doors

• Kentwood wide-plank hardwood floors

• Large professionally landscaped front

& rear yards

**based on REBGV MLS Sales as of Oct. 18, 2015.

DEVELOPMENT SITE!

4923 47a Ave., Ladner

$2,000,000

• Potential multi-family site

• Excellent location just steps to

Ladner Village

• 13,965 sq. ft. with lane access plus two

road frontages

• Can be sold in conjunction with 4911 47a Ave

• Inquire about development opportunities

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61 Parkgrove Cr, Tsawwassen

$1,758,800

• Expansive 8,300+ sq. ft. design in

Tsawwassen’s “The Terrace”

• Custom built to impeccable standards

• Irreplaceable at this price! Must be seen!

• 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms

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201 Murphy Dr., Tsawwassen

$1,688,800

• Phenomenal $500k+ modern renovation

• Too much to list, endless top-of-the-lineupgrades

• Gorgeous finishings in and out plus trulyexquisite landscaping

• Fantastic Pebble Hill location, Ultra privatesetting

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* Based on number of sales in2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014!

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Nobody sellsmore real estate than Fraser in Ladner / Tsawwassen*

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*Jennifer Dupuis-Buyer’s Specialist-REALTOR, *Garrett Chu-VP of Sales-REALTOR, *Fraser Elliott-President-REALTOR, *Amber Haklander-VP of Sales-REALTOR, *Julie Crouch-Marketing Specialist-Unlicensed Assistant, *Rachel Macinnes-Sales and Marketing-REALTOR

SOME OF OUR RECENT SALES!

#1 IN SOUTH DELTA*2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015

# 202 8733 160TH STFleetwood, Surrey

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# 110 4808 LINDEN DRHawthorne, Ladner

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# 103 4808 LINDEN DRHawthorne, Ladner

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# 119 5518 14TH AVCliff Drive, Tsawwassen

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# 263 1440 GARDEN PLCliff Drive, Tsawwassen

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# 306 4885 53RD STHawthorne, Ladner

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# 379 1440 GARDEN PLCliff Drive, Tsawwassen

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# 8 6712 BAKER RDSunshine Hills Woods, N. Delta

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# 317 4889 53RD STHawthorne, Ladner

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# C204 4831 53RD STHawthorne, Ladner

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# 308 1150 54A STTsawwassen Central, Tsawwassen

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# 109 4733 W RIVER RDLadner Elementary, Ladner

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# 303 4753 W RIVER RDLadner Elementary, Ladner

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# 102 16483 64TH AVCloverdale BC, Cloverdale

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6092 LADNER TRUNK RDHolly, Ladner

4725 CEDAR TREE LNDelta Manor, Ladner

# 303 6251 RIVER RDEast Delta, Ladner

# 17 21267 83A AVWilloughby Heights, Langley

4350 W RIVER RDPort Guichon, Ladner

24748 122A AVWebsters Corners, Maple Ridge

# 308 6263 RIVER RDEast Delta, Ladner

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4655 CANNERY CRLadner Elementary, Ladner

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# 301 1280 55TH STCliff Drive, Tsawwassen

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# 305 16433 64TH AVCloverdale BC, Cloverdale

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6789 192 STClayton, Cloverdale

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735 56TH STTsawwassen Central, Tsawwassen

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4351 44B AVPort Guichon, Ladner

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5122 44TH AVLadner Elementary, Ladner

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4752 60B STHolly, Ladner

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4399 48B STLadner Elementary, Ladner

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4755 51ST STLadner Elementary, Ladner

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255 W MURPHY DRPebble Hill, Tsawwassen

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5608 MAPLE CRDelta Manor, Ladner

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4564 ARTHUR DRDelta Manor, Ladner

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5119 MASSEY PLLadner Elementary, Ladner

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5103 GALWAY DRPebble Hill, Tsawwassen

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5336 CHAMBERLAYNE AVNeilsen Grove, Ladner

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Greater Vancouver Real Estate Board.

# 101 5421 10 AVTsawwassen Central, Tsawwassen

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# 203 4689 52A STDelta Manor, Ladner

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4851 CENTRAL AVHawthorne, Ladner

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# 3 4780 55B STDelta Manor, Ladner

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1425 WINDSOR CRCliff Drive, Tsawwassen

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6191 45 AVHolly, Ladner

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5955 CRESCENT DRHawthorne, Ladner

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5859 FAIR WDNeilsen Grove, Ladner

1617 DUNCAN DRBeach Grove, Tsawwassen

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6185 DAWN DRHolly, Ladner

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4632 55B STDelta Manor, Ladner

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10279 SHEAVES WYNordel, N. Delta

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4601 KENSINGTON CTHolly, Ladner

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1085 BAYVIEW DRTsawwassen Central, Tsawwassen

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496 SANDBAR PLBoundary Beach, Tsawwassen

5661 SHERWOOD BVTsawwassen East, Tsawwassen

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56 PARKGROVE CRTsawwassen East, Tsawwassen

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5880 COVE REACH RDNeilsen Grove, Ladner

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# 103 1280 FOSTER STSouth Surrey White Rock

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4690 53RD STDelta Manor, Ladner

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5260 6TH AVPebble Hill, Tsawwassen

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5290 3RD AVPebble Hill, Tsawwassen

5887 COVE LINK RDNeilsen Grove, Ladner

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4553 SAVOY STPort Guichon, Ladner

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877 51 STTsawwassen Central, Tsawwassen

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2268 ST. GEORGE STMount Pleasant, Vancouver East

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5436 15B AVCliff Drive, Tsawwassen

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5241 WESTMINSTER AVNeilsen Grove, Ladner

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1115 SHAMAN CREnglish Bluff, Tsawwassen

5413 SPETIFORE CRTsawwassen Central, Tsawwassen

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4585 ARTHUR DRLadner Elementary, Ladner

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1020 PACIFIC PLEnglish Bluff, Tsawwassen

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6299 CRESCENT PLHolly, Ladner

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5315 CHAMBERLAYNE AVNeilsen Grove, Ladner

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4921 COLEMAN PLHawthorne, Ladner

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5835 FAIR WYND RDNeilsen Grove, Ladner

56 DEERFIELD DRPebble Hill, Tsawwassen

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5475 CANDLEWYCK WDCliff Drive, Tsawwassen

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1512 BISHOP RDSouth Surrey White Rock

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5655 10 AVTsawwassen East, Tsawwassen

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1586 ENDERBY AVBeach Grove, Tsawwassen

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262 66 STBoundary Beach, Tsawwassen

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241 67 STBoundary Beach, Tsawwassen

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5190 CLIFF PLCliff Drive, Tsawwassen

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981 PACIFIC DREnglish Bluff, Tsawwassen

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5375 BENTLEY CRHawthorne, Ladner

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4855 7A AVTsawwassen Central, Tsawwassen

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6459 MEADOW PLHolly, Ladner

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# 32 5300 ADMIRAL WYNeilsen Grove, Ladner

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5620 ADMIRAL BVNeilsen Grove, Ladner

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1585 BEACH GROVE RDBeach Grove, Tsawwassen

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Call us today for a complimentary home evaluation.Your home may be worth more than you think!

**BasedonCompletedtransactions inthe2011andalso2012yearsFor residentialandcommercialcommissionscombined.**Outofnearly88,000REMAXsalesassociatesworldwide.AsrecognizedbytheREMAXINTERNATIONALachievementawardgiventoFraser for2011&2012!

*Based on totalMLS sales Jan 1 -May 1, 2015REBGVMLSStats as ofMarch 2015.

TOP 100RE/MAXREALTORS® WORLDWIDE**

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4369 41B Street | $2,249,0005,042 sq.ft. - 5 bdrms - 3 bath - plus 2 bdrms &2 bath in-law suite - minutes from Ladner Town

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Take notice that 1575436 Alberta Ltd. from Lethbridge, Alberta has appliedto the Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations(MFLNRO), Surrey for a Crown Land Licence for General Industrialpurposes situated on Provincial Crown land located on the water lot ofapproximately 4.568 hectares adjacent to 6845 Tilbury Road, Delta, BC.

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HILTON (BEAVERS), Ellen LaureneFebruary 18, 1920 - October 09, 2015

Laurene passed away peacefully at Ridge MeadowsHospital on a sunny autumn day. Fall was her favoriteseason as she loved watching the changing colours ofthe trees. Laurene led a productive and inspiring life.Born in Exeter, Ontario, she spent her early years onthe family farm near Exeter. As a teenager she movedwith her family in to Exeter, where she excelled atmusic and played the organ in the Methodist church.After high school she attended the London, OntarioSchool of Nurs ing where she graduated as aRegistered Nurse. She met her husband, Don, whenhe was stationed at the Air Force base near London,Ontario. When WWII ended they married and settledin Vancouver, BC, Don’s home town. Laurene nursedat VGH and other Vancouver hospitals unti l sheretired in 1986. They moved to Delta and travelledextensively to Europe, China, Australia and othercountries. Laurene was an avid rockhound andLapidarian and a member of both the Richmond andDelta Gem and Mineral Clubs. She enjoyed searchingfor rocks with her pick and shovel traversing up steepmountain slopes and down dark mine shafts. Thegarage became her lapidarian workshop, and it heldrock tumblers, saws, drills and numerous tools of thetrade. She crafted gold and silver jewellery, and stonecarvings, but was best known for her gem tree. Shedonated many of her trees to her clubs’ annualshows, and it gave her great delight to see the lookon children’s faces when they chose their gem treeprize. Laurene led a busy life, but she always had timefor family. She was a beloved daughter, wife, mother,grandmother, great-grandmother and friend.Pre-deceased by her husband, Don, in 1992, she issurvived by her children Ron (Tara), Janet, and Jack,as well as grandchildren Sarah (John) and Ryan, andtwo great-grandsons Matthew and Andrew.

Many thanks to the wonderful, caring staff at ChartwellWillow Manor in Maple Ridge where she lived for thepast two years. Also, the family is very grateful to thecaring Nurses, Doctors and Staff of 2West, RidgeMeadows Hospital who made her last days comfortable.At her request, no services will be held.

In lieu of flowers, donations to any charity would be appreciated.Condolences may be sent to www.mapleridgefuneral.ca


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