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Wednesday brought anothervictory for residents on both sidesof the border fighting a proposalto erect radio transmission towersin Point Roberts.A Skagit County Superior

Court judge dismissed an appealby BBC Broadcasting Inc. tooverturn a decision by WhatcomCounty to reject the company’sapplication to erect five 45-metre(150-foot) steel towers at anundeveloped lot on McKenzieWay, about 330 metres from theTsawwassen border. It was reject-ed because the towers exceededheight limits in the Americanpeninsula.The company filed an appeal,

arguing the antenna would be autility that would provide “vitalpublic services” for Point Roberts.The towers would have trans-

mitted South Asian radio stationKRPI, AM 1550, which broad-casts from studios in Richmondfor a Lower Mainland audience.Also known as Sher-E-PunjabAM 1550, the station currentlybroadcasts using antenna inFerndale, but wanted to relocatethem for a stronger all-day signal.Concerned about electrical

interference and health impacts,residents on both sides of the bor-der have been fighting on severalfronts for more than two years,including arguing the application

approved by the FCC was fraudu-lent because a map submitted bythe applicant left out Tsawwassen.Residents also gathered a petitionwith thousands of signatures ask-ing Ottawa to intervene.A liaison for MP Kerry-Lynne

Findlay and the Cross BorderCoalition, Tsawwassen residentUlf Ottho attended Wednesday’scourt proceeding on behalf of theMP, along with roughly 50 mem-bers of the coalition as well asCorporation of Delta staff.Ottho said the judge imme-

diately issued her ruling afterthe submissions, listing severalreasons to uphold the WhatcomCounty decision, including thefact there are alternative sitesavailable in Whatcom County thatdon’t have height restrictions.

Judge rejectsappeal overradio towersResidents claim victory in U.S. court

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Residents have been fighting a planto erect radio towers just south ofthe border in Point Roberts for morethan two years.

BY SANDOR [email protected]

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Rev. Jim Short officiated a Blessing of the Animals service last Sunday afternoon at Ladner United Church that sawpeople bring pets ranging from dogs to turtles. See more photos from the service at www.delta-optimist.com.

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Delta’s four federal elec-tion candidates squaredoff Wednesday night inTsawwassen for the finaltime of the campaign.Organized by the Delta

Chamber of Commerceand co-sponsored by theDelta Optimist and RealEstate Board of GreaterVancouver, the forum atSouth Delta Secondarysaw about 200 people takeadvantage of the opportu-nity to hear from LiberalCarla Qualtrough, NewDemocrat Jeremy Leveque,Anthony Devellano of theGreens and Conservativeincumbent Kerry-LynneFindlay.Written questions submit-

ted to the chamber aheadof time and from the audi-ence ran the gamut, rangingfrom terrorism to support-ing seniors’ health careneeds to the Trans-PacificPartnership.As far as some of the

hot button local issues,Findlay wasted no timeduring her opening remarksto break news that BBCBroadcasting Inc., thecompany behind the con-troversial plan to erectradio transmission towersin Point Roberts, lost itsappeal earlier in the day ina U.S. court.She used the opportunity

to go over all the work shehad done on behalf of herconstituents on the issue,noting it’s an example ofhow she works collabora-tively with others.When asked about the

radio towers later in themeeting, Qualtrough saidthe issue was an example ofhow the community needs amore effective MP.“I would suggest there

hasn’t been sufficientfederal leadership on this

initiative. I give creditentirely to the communityfor their success and anyongoing success,” she said.“There are other federalavenues that can and shouldbe pursued at the variousdifferent levels, whether itbe between the FCC andCRTC, whether it be in thehalls or Prime Minister’sOffice, there’s certainly arole to play for your federalrepresentative in issues thatso directly impact our com-munity.”Asked about protecting

farmland from industrialdevelopment, Findlay, whomet with a group of farm-ers earlier in the day, saidshe has been working hardto protect Delta farms andher many campaign signson local farms show she hasthe support of farmers.

Findlay was also askedwhether her governmentwould provide fundingfor a bridge to replace theGeorge Massey Tunnel,responding that neithershe nor her governmenthas received any informa-tion about the project fromthe province. She said sheexpects a funding request tocome on such a major infra-structure project. She addedshe has been working withthe Corporation of Deltain trying to ensure Ladnerwould not be cut off whenthe bridge is built.Asked for his position

on the contentious plan byan airline consortium atYVR to barge jet fuel to aproposed tank farm alongthe Fraser River, Devellanoadmitted he didn’t knowmuch about the issue and

instead talked about highjet fuel prices. However,on the question posed tohim regrading maintenancedredging of local riverchannels, he respondedthat a long-term programis needed just as roads andbridges are maintained, oth-erwise sediment will simplybuild up once again.Asked for his position

on the proposed Terminal 2at Roberts Bank, Levequeanswered there is no busi-ness case for the project,something confirmed bymanagers at Deltaport, andthat the potential environ-mental damage is immensefor the important ecosys-tem.“An NDP government,

like I said, would reversethe cuts the Conservativeshave made to the protec-

tion of our lakes and riversand would also ensure thatwe had a credible, science-based environmental reviewprocess that respectedFirst Nations’ rights, thatincluded robust communityconsultation, so that no pro-ject could go ahead withouta community buy-in andcommunity acceptance, andguarantees that the eco-logical and environmentaldamage can be minimizedand that the business case isworthwhile,” he said.Regarding Canada Post’s

planned cuts to home deliv-ery, which will see Ladneras the first Lower Mainlandcommunity to lose the ser-vice, Leveque said that planwould be reversed under anNDP government.The election takes place

Oct. 19.

Ottho noted the companyhas 30 days to appeal but inhis view the decision wascarefully explained and is“appeal proof.”In an e-mail to the

Optimist, an elated JimRonback with the coalitionsaid the judge’s decisionwas thorough and decisiveon all counts, not likely tobe appealed by the propo-nent.Delta South MLAVicki

Huntington said she wasecstatic for the coalition,adding it may be an historicmoment.“The members have man-

aged to do what is normallyimpossible: win against thepowers that be by engagingin hard work and excellentanalysis. And I thank allthe members of the publicwho helped in the fundrais-ing: very expensive lawyerswere hired to help win thisbattle,” she said.The coalition’s Nancy

Beaton said they movedone step closer to prevent-ing the towers.“There was no one magic

pill or strategy that createdthis success, but lots oflittle items and actions bydedicated individuals and

supporters that when addedtogether made us victoriousagainst this onerous injus-tice. Another huge relief, tosay the least,” Beaton said.Ronback and Beaton

added help is still needed tohelp pay for the enormousamount spent on legal fees.For more information, visitnotowers.webs.com.

TOWERS from page 1

Campaign winding downFinal all-candidates meeting draws about 200 to South Delta Secondary theatre Wednesday


PHOTO BY SANDOR GYARMATI

Delta’s four candidates — Carla Qualtrough (Liberal), Jeremy Leveque (NDP), Kerry-Lynne Findlay (Conservative) and AnthonyDevellano (Green) — squared off for the final time Wednesday evening in Tsawwassen.

FILE PHOTO

A battle that started in thesummer of 2013 madeits way into the courtsWednesday when a SkagitCounty Superior Court judgedismissed an appeal by thebroadcaster behind plansto erect five radio towers inPoint Roberts.

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Tsawwassen’s WinskillPark could be undergoing amajor transformation.Delta council this week

approved starting a processthat will begin by lookingfor a consultant to assistwith a community andstakeholder consultationprocess, one that will alsotake into account the impactof any redevelopment at theadjacent KinVillage.The Optimist recently

reported a new master planis in the works that couldsee KinVillage expand itscare facility, undertake arenewal of existing build-ings and add an expandedrange of seniors’ housingoptions.Members of the non-

profit society met withDelta council at a workshoprecently to discuss a vari-ety of ideas. Working witharchitect Patrick Cotter, thesociety is looking at suchideas as developing a newindependent living buildingwith community amenityspace, a new residentialcare building with over 200beds, new outdoor spacesand other changes.

The long-term planwould have “synergies”with Winskill Park, whichwould undergo its ownchanges in a separate planthat’s been initiated bymunicipal hall. KinVillageCEO Donna Ellis said theyneed to work closely withthe municipality to ensureeveryone is on the samepage.Coun. Sylvia Bishop said

community engagementwould be essential beforeany major redesign movesforward for Winskill Park.“We know that when we

go out to the communityand ask for their input, wewould have a very success-ful outcome,” she said. “Ijust want to highlight whata critical step this is forour community to have anopportunity for input.”Saying it’s still very

early in the process and thatnothing is written in stone,Coun. Robert Campbell,who chairs Delta’s parks,recreation and culturecommission, noted thingswill also be contingent onwhether KinVillage gets theprovincial funding neededto undertake an upgradeand expansion.The development of a

master plan for Winskillwould consider field devel-opment, the needs of artsand culture providers, on-site parking and more.Winskill Park was hot

topic almost 10 years agowhen the municipalitypitched an ambitious plan

to relocate the South DeltaLibrary to a new buildingat the 56th Street park. Theproject would have beenpart of a much bigger plan(costing $8.3 million intotal) that included con-struction of an artificial turfplaying field.The plan faced sub-

stantial resistance fromTsawwassen residents whodidn’t like the idea of thelibrary being moved fromits current location, nor theloss of green space at thepark. They also opposeda tax of $98 annually forfive years. In the end,Delta backed off buildinga library at Winskill, buteventually added the artifi-cial turf field.Another notable addition

at the park recently was aLions Club seniors’ well-ness park.As far as Delta retaining

a consultant to assist in theconsultation and develop-ment of a master plan, itwill go to a competitive bidprocess in which councilhas to approve the bidderand expenditure.

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GeordieOur beloved family pet andfaithful companion passedaway on October 1st.He was born November14th 2002 and we watchedhim grow from an exuberantpuppy into a gentle, kind butextremely independent adultwho loved to be admired andpatted where ever he went.He accepted old age and itsassociated problems withboth grace and dignity, hewill be greatly missed andnever forgotten.

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The purpose of the CrimeBeat is to educate andinform the public aboutsome of the property crimetrends occurring in SouthDelta and other files ofinterest. If you see anythingoccurring that you believeto be suspicious, call 911for in-progress crimes andemergencies or 604-946-4411 for other assistance.The following are some

of the calls the Delta policeresponded to in the previ-ous week:

Tsawwassen• Oct. 1, 12:58 a.m.,

5300-block of 12th Avenue:Complainant requestedassistance with the evictionof his tenants. Complainantreferred to ResidentialTenancy Branch as thematter was a civil issuebetween the parties.• Oct. 2, 10:40 a.m.,

1300-block of Morris

Crescent: Complainant’spurse was stolen from afriend’s vehicle after thethief smashed the windowto gain access. Cell phone,ID and bank cards werestolen. The credit cardswere used numerous timesimmediately following thetheft due to the “tap” pay-ment features on the cards.Incident still under investi-gation.• Oct. 2, 9:28 p.m.,

Highway 17: Complainantreported a vehicle beingdriven erratically. Policelocated the vehicle andfound the driver sober butthat he had most likely beenon a cell phone. Driver wasgiven a verbal warning andsent on his way as policewere unable to substantiatethe phone use.• Oct. 3, 12:25 a.m.,

5000-block of CedarSprings Drive: Suspect

smashed rear driver’s sidewindow of a locked vehicleand stole the complainant’spurse off the seat. A checkof credit cards revealed theyhad been used at severalloca-tions.Incidentstillunderinvesti-gation.• Oct. 5, 6:30 p.m.,

1100-block of 56th Street:Complainant’s unlockedBMX bike stolen fromoutside store while he wasinside shopping. No sus-pects or witnesses.

Ladner• Sept. 29, 9:30 a.m.,

4800-block of Delta Street:While shopping in a store,the complainant put herpurse down. She later foundher purse in another partof the store with several of

her identification and transitcards missing. No suspects.• Sept. 29, 3:50 p.m.,

47AAvenue/48B Street:Complainant reported thathe had seen a female he

believedwas smok-ing mari-juana whiledriving avehicle.

Police attended the regis-tered owner’s residence andspoke to her. She admittedto driving the vehicle anddenied any drug use. Noindicia of impairment notedby police officer.• Oct. 1, 10:30 a.m.,

7100-block of VantageWay: Complainant reportedthat a company vehicle hadthe gas tank filler neck cutand a quantity of gas wassiphoned from the vehicle.Police seized several itemsfor forensic exam. Incident

still under investigation.• Oct. 2, 4:39 p.m.,

5000-block of 55B Street:Complainant reported avehicle with three occu-pants believed were smok-ing marijuana. The vehiclewas located by police,unoccupied and parkedlegally. Driver unable to belocated.• Oct. 2, 4:55 p.m.,

4700-block of 47th Avenue:Complainant contactedpolice to report her “Skype”Internet service had beenbreached and her com-puter remotely hacked.Complainant was able tocancel her accounts andobtain assistance withcomputer files. No furtherbreaches to the complain-ant’s personal informationoccurred and crime preven-tion strategies and assis-tance were provided.• Oct. 3, 1:30 p.m., 72nd

Street and 36th Avenue:Complainant’s vehicle bro-ken into while it was parkedin the area. The driver’sside window was smashedand a bag with miscellane-ous items and a Care Cardwas stolen. No witnesses.• Oct. 3, 10:45 a.m.,

4700-block of 53rd Street:Complainant reported thatthe lights on her garagewere smashed by anunknown person some-time over the past week.No suspects. Complainantreported the incident viaDPD’s online crime report-ing system.• Oct. 5, 2:54 p.m.,

3000-block of 64th Street:Complainant’s vehiclebroken into while it wasparked in the area over athree-hour period. Suspectgained entry by smashingside window. Sunglassescase stolen.

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One local business owneris issuing a challenge toSouth Delta residents inan effort to raise money to

help children dealing withserious illnesses and theirfamilies.Steve Krawchuk, who

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in next month’s RonaldMcDonald House BCBoundary Bay Marathon.The annual race — which

offers a variety of distancesincluding a 5K, 10K, halfmarathon, marathon relayand full marathon — hasbeen taking place forthe last five or six years,Krawchuk said. The localMcDonald’s restaurantshave been involved as asponsor since the beginningand took over as title spon-sor three years ago, he said,in an effort to raise moneyfor Ronald McDonaldHouse BC.Last year, Krawchuk

decided to up the anteand run the 5K portion ofthe race himself. He alsoput a challenge out to hisMcDonald’s employees torun and raise money forRonald McDonald House.This year, however, he

decided to take things evenfurther. He is challengingSouth Delta residents torace him in this year’s 5Kand raise at least $75 forRonald McDonald House;$75 would cover the cost ofone night at the house forone family.Krawchuk has committed

to donate an extra $40 forevery runner who beats himin the 5K; and any 5K run-ner who crosses the finishline after him will have to

donate $40. He notes thatif 100 people take up thatchallenge that would raise$11,500 for the charity.“I’m not a runner,” he

said, adding that last yearmarked his first-ever race.He crossed the finish

line in 34:04 and is aimingto finish in 30 minutes thisyear.Krawchuk has been on

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Ronald McDonald HouseCanada board last year.Ronald McDonald House

provides accommodationsfor seriously ill childrenand their families who musttravel to Vancouver fromoutside the Lower Mainlandfor medical treatments. Thefirst 13-bedroom housewas established in 1983 inShaughnessy. A 73-bed-room home opened in July2014 on the grounds ofB.C. Children’s Hospital.The new, much larger

house includes spacioussuites with private wash-rooms, as well as additionalservices for the childrenand their families, includ-ing a fitness room, arts andcrafts studio, magic room,Lego lounge and severalcomfortable indoor and out-door lounges.In June 2014, RMH BC

also opened the RonaldMcDonald Family Room atSurrey Memorial Hospital,which serves as a welcom-ing refuge for familiesand children admitted fortreatment there. The roomincludes four bedrooms forovernight stays, kitchenand laundry facilities, anda lounge with TV andInternet access.Krawchuk said the room

has been well used and theboard is looking at estab-lishing similar rooms inother hospitals.The Ronald McDonald

House BC BoundaryBay Marathon is set forSunday, Nov. 1. All racedistances start at 8:30 a.m.in the concession area atCentennial Beach. For moreinformation, or to register,visit www.registration-logic.com/secure/Register.aspx?E=1765 and followthe prompts to take part inSteve’s Challenge.The registration must be

completed by Oct. 25.

The Delta Chamber ofCommerce’s next After 5business social takes placenext week in Ladner.Port Metro Vancouver

will host the event at itscommunity office at theTrenant Park Square shop-

ping centre on Thursday,Oct. 15 from 5 to 7 p.m.After 5 Business Socials

are after-work events thatprovide a relaxed and infor-mal opportunity to get toknow chamber membersand their guests.

Both members and non-members are welcome. Itcosts $10 for one person,$15 for two, $20 for threeand $25 for four.Register at deltachamber.

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extended the nominationdeadline for its Hats off toExcellence awards untilMonday, Oct. 12.To view the list of

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Illuminaté Restoranteis celebrating a decade ofbringing fine Italian cuisineto Tsawwassen.Chef Roland Smith and

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focus remains on con-tinuing to offer a superiorcasual fine dining experi-ence, using many local andorganic ingredients, at anaffordable price.“He takes pride in what

he makes and creates,”Joeqyna said. “All of hisingredients are fresh.”Everything, down to the

chicken stock, is made inhouse.“We use local ingredients

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Roland said, adding hestrives to find and sourcelocal, organic and sustain-ably produced ingredients,and often works withEarthwise and WesthamIsland Herb Farm.The couple also strives

to give back to the com-munity, often donatingdinners to fundraisers forDelta Hospice and the DeltaHospital Foundation.

The restauranthas garnereda number ofawards over theyears, includ-ing manyDelta OptimistReaders’ Choiceawards.The warm

dining areareflects a Tuscantheme and fea-tures the workof local artists.Painter JaniceMcLean’s workis currently ondisplay.The restaurant

also offers a pri-vate dining areathat can seat up

to 24 and, in the summer,diners can enjoy the freshair and garden atmosphereof the patio.As a thank you for 10

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Illuminaté celebrating adecade in Tsawwassen

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Chef Roland Smith opened IlluminatéRestorante with his wife Joeqyna back inOctober of 2005.


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Candidatesfelled byown words

TEDMURPHY

MURPHY’SLAW

Politics has long been a contact sport,but the advent of social media is allow-ing far more direct hits to land thesedays.In campaigns past, it was certainly not

uncommon for supporters of a candidateto shop stories about an opponent’s sup-posed indiscretions. It would be allegedthe opponent in question had said this ordone that, but unless it was documentedsomewhere, it was difficult to ascertainwhether there was any validity to theclaim.Not so anymore. Thanks to a hard-to-

expunge social media trail, and to thosethat spend copious amounts of time on it,it’s become much easier to bring the past— good, bad or appalling — to life.During this elongated federal cam-

paign we’ve seen all three major partiesdrop candidates like a bad habit afterpolitically damaging remarks have cometo light. If my math is correct, at leasta dozen MP hopefuls, stretching all theway from Nova Scotia to VancouverIsland, have either stepped down or beenremoved after inappropriate comments oractions have surfaced, largely courtesy ofsocial media.They’ve ranged from the bizarre (post-

ing videos of crank calls on YouTube andurinating in a coffee mug) to the down-right unfathomable (suggestions the 9/11attacks were a lie and that homosexualsaren’t normal).When Stephen Harper decided to

give us an 11-week campaign this timearound, I’m sure he didn’t envision theextent of the candidate carnage we’veexperienced thus far, but the additionaltime has undoubtedly allowed more skel-etons to emerge from closets.We’ve been alerted to the social media

history of a couple of our local candi-dates, presumably in an attempt to makethem look unfit to hold public office.Both times I’ve asked reporters to checkit out, being careful not to lead them inone direction or another. Both times theycame back with the same conclusion:there’s no smoking gun. That’s how Iviewed it, but I wanted to ensure I wasreading the situations correctly.Oh sure, there’s some language you

likely wouldn’t use during Sunday din-ner, particularly if Grandma is at thetable, which I’m sure is why some of theTweets in question were deleted, but thediscourse seemed far from dismissal wor-thy. I suspect officials for both parties areaware of the trails and came to similardeterminations.That won’t stop people from trolling

social media in search of dirt because ifthis campaign has proven anything, it’sthat plenty of it can be found out there.

The Optimist encourages readers to write letters to the editor. Lettersare accepted on any topic, although preference is given to those onlocal matters. The Optimist reserves the right to edit letters and thedecision to publish is at the discretion of the editor or publisher. Allletters must be signed, dated and include the writer’s phone number

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When I was a teenager, PierreTrudeau came to my high school.He was welcomed like a rock star!In his honor, our music teacher,Mr. Ball, led the Point Grey stu-dent band in a rousing version ofHail to the Chief.After Trudeau spoke to the

packed gymnasium, I rushedthrough the breezeway for achance to meet him. He swaggeredtowards me grinning ear to eardressed in his trademark black pin-stripe suit with a crimson red rosepinned to his left lapel.With a twinkle in his eye he

shook my hand, moving quicklyto the next adoring teen along hisroute.He waved as he headed towards

the exit, burst through the glassdoors and ran down the stairs tohis waiting limo. I don’t rememberwhat he said, but I do remember

how he made me feel.Politics is emotional. Why

else would a discussion about thewearing of the niqab while takingthe Canadian oath of citizenshipbecome such a hot campaign topic?Emotion drives us, and hopefully itdrives us to the polls.When Stephen Harper called the

election, I was irritated. Despite mybackground as a broadcaster andpolitical science major, I cringedat the prospect of 11 weeks of end-less media analysis and politicalpropaganda.With election day around the

corner I’ve changed my tune and Iam grateful for this unprecedentedlong campaign. It’s led to countlessopportunities for heated emotionaldiscussions with friends and familyabout our next prime minister.Scrolling my daily Facebook

page, or reading the DeltaOptimist, everyone is talking aboutthe election and it’s not just aboutJustin’s hair, it’s about the futureof our country and how we seeourselves.Emotions are at play here in my

own community. Try having a dis-cussion with someone about portexpansion, traffic congestion, pro-tecting farmland or the rising priceof housing and you strike a chord.

Our community is ever changingand those who represent us mustspeak on our behalf, lobby forour best interests and address ouremotional needs. It’s a tall orderbut I’m confident everyone who’sput their name on the Delta ballotis emotionally committed and wemust be too.The party volunteers are calling

me at my Beach Grove home ask-ing for my support, but I alreadyknow who I’ll be voting for. I’vemade my choice, and it was withmy heart and not with my head. Igive my support to the party thatmakes me feel good about myselfand my country.In 1974 my music teacher

thought it was appropriate to playthe United States presidentialanthem for our French Canadianprime minister, something I cringeat 40 years later. Since it was firstplayed for George Washingtonin 1815, the lyrics remain true,“Hail to the chief who in triumphadvances.”We shall see who that will be

on Oct. 19 and it will be sung withemotion.Ingrid Abbott is a Delta-based

freelance writer and broadcasterwho has worked in radio and tele-vision for the past 25 years.

Emotions are driving this voterall the way to the ballot box

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Letters to the Editor

Editor:Re: Delta should treas-

ure our trees, not cut themdown, letter to the editor,

Oct. 7First of all, as an elected

official with an officeon Delta Street, VickiHuntington can’t reallydifferentiate herself as acitizen from an elected rep-resentative in a letter to theeditor.I am the biggest pro-

ponent for environmentalissues and keeping trees.However, having run abusiness on Delta Street forover 10 years I know oursidewalks are in a sad state.Over the last 10 years Ihave written multiple lettersto the municipality aboutthe state of our sidewalksin Ladner Village and havewatched municipal employ-ees over these years spendmany thousands of dollarspatching up the sidewalks.If you look outside our

yoga studio, you will seemultiple different mate-rial patching the streetand corners ground downfrom where the stones havelifted.I have watched an old

lady trip outside of ourstudio, smashing her face.To this day I still trip on thelifted sidewalks outside ofthe Dancing Pig and twoyears ago I attempted topush my 250-pound father-in-law around the villagein a wheelchair after hereceived a leg amputation.Every year when it rains,

multiple areas, includingoutside our studio, turn thesidewalks into the GreatLakes of Delta Street.When these large puddlesfreeze over, it is a danger toeverybody.They are the wrong

trees for the village. Theshallow roots have causedsignificant damage to thesidewalks and the buildings

with cracks extending rightout into the street from oneside to the other.Maybe Huntington

should try talking to theDelta Street merchantsinstead of being “baffled”by them. We are the onesthat deal with these issueson a daily basis. Yes, newtrees will be smaller but wewill still have trees.We need to think long-

term in our village and notbe so short-sighted. Wedon’t expect our electedrepresentative to be baffledby us. A perfect exampleof how the beautificationcan work can be seen along48th Avenue. The rest ofthe village needs the samerespect and treatment.I challenge our MLA to

try pushing a heavy wheel-chair around the villageand then see if she is stillbaffled.

Michael RuddOpen Space Yoga

Delta St. merchant has longseen need to replace trees

Editor:On Sunday, Sept. 20

under some threateningskies, 168 people regis-tered to take part in the35th annual Terry Fox Runin Tsawwassen. It was asmashing success as SouthDelta area participantsdonated a total of $5,880.And guess what? That

works out to $35 per per-son.The weather turned out to

be great for running, walk-ing or rolling and everyone

enjoyed the food, music andfun before and after their5K or 10K route.Tsawwassen Rotarians

Sara Kirby and Tom Smithtook the lead on organiz-ing the run this year. Theywere assisted by 31 mem-bers from the TsawwassenRotary Club and five mem-bers of the SDSS InteractClub. They are committedto keeping Terry’s dreamalive because they knowthere is still so much workto do in cancer research.

Many TsawwassenRotarians stepped up tovolunteer and our valuedcommunity sponsors camethrough once again, butnone of this would havebeen possible without thecommunity’s support andparticipation so we wouldlike to thank all of you whocame out and donated. Seeyou again next year.

Shane TodhunterPresident

Rotary Club ofTsawwassen

Terry Fox Run a smashing success in South Delta


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Editor:Re: Roberts Bank eyedfor pipeline, Oct. 2

I am writing in responseto an article about theproposed Trans MountainExpansion Project. Thearticle suggests Delta is analternative option for anexpanded marine terminal.From our perspective, it isnot.We have answered ques-

tions about alternative ter-minal locations both insideand outside of the NationalEnergy Board (NEB)regulatory process currentlyunderway.In December 2013,

we submitted our 15,000Application to the NEB toexpand our pipeline andfacilities, including our

marine terminal in Burnaby.We outlined why we areproposing to expand theexisting dock facilities, andwhy it is the best option.As part of the project

Trans Mountain evaluated anumber of potential marinelocations on the West Coast,including Roberts Bank,and concluded that expan-sion of the existing terminalat Westridge is the bestalternative.Our evaluation found the

alternative locations wereless favourable for a num-ber of reasons, includingenvironmental, technicaland economic considera-tions.There is also an existing,

well-established marinesafety system in place for

vessels going to and fromWestridge Marine Terminal,which safeguards multi-ple oil-handling facilitiesoperating in Burrard Inlet,including ours.Activated in 1953, the

Trans Mountain pipelinehas been safely and respon-sibly transporting petroleumproducts from Alberta toB.C. and beyond for 60years.We have safely loaded

vessels in Burrard Inletsince 1956 without a singlespill from marine opera-tions.Trans Mountain remains

committed to seekinginput and answering ques-tions about our proposal.However, we firmly believethat expanding our existing

dock facilities in Burnabyis the best, safest and mostenvironmentally benignoption.That’s the plan we have

proposed, and that plan iscurrently almost two yearsinto the most extensiveregulatory review in thehistory of National EnergyBoard.We encourage Delta

residents and all those inter-ested to take the time tolearn more about our pro-posal. We encourage themto provide feedback and askus questions at www.trans-mountain.com.

Michael DaviesSenior Director of

Marine DevelopmentTrans Mountain

Expansion Project

Proponent says Roberts Bank is not analternative for Trans Mountain pipeline

Editor:Taking credit where cred-

it is not due shows a lackof ethics. The $440 millionthat Kerry-Lynne Findlaysays she delivered to Deltain her many speeches is notwhat it appears. Using theword “delivered” is correct

as in delivering the mail.Beware the illusion of herhard work.For starters, $365 mil-

lion was for the South DeltaPerimeter Road, a projectin the works long beforeFindlay arrived in politics.The other transportation

and infrastructure projects,such as dredging the LadnerHarbour and TFN watermain, are all expected pro-jects partially funded byany federal government.The community, educa-

tion, sports, cultural andbusiness activities must all

complete a grant form, thensubmit it to the governmentto request funding for theirprojects. This is the normalprocedure. It is the grass-roots organizations that dothe hard work in initiatingthe request, not the MP.

Carol La Croix

Editor:Today I received a

very important piece ofinformation with my dailymail. It was warning me ofterrible things that mighthappen should an NDPor Liberal government beelected on Oct. 19.I mean Thomas Mulcair

will not just ruin butdestroy 250,000 jobs ifhe is elected. Who wouldhave known?Now the Liberals, their

leader apparently just isn’tready. From what I cangather, the Liberals willcreate a deficit. Seemsthat the Conservatives dida pretty good job of thatthemselves, after taking

over the huge surplus theLiberals had left themwhen voted out.I desperately wanted to

know who I could thankfor this important informa-tion. I could see somethingwas written on the bottomof the card, but couldn’tread it. I thought whom-ever sent this to me mustsurely want to take creditfor warning everyoneabout the black hole wewill fall into if the NDP orLiberals are elected.So I pulled out my

magnifying glasses only tofind that it came from the“Authorized Agent of theConservative Party.”

M. Tietjen

Editor:Re: Firefighters endorseQualtrough after meetingwith candidates, Oct. 7The photo of Delta fire-

fighters posing with Liberalcandidate Carla Qualtroughdisturbs me.Firefighters, police offic-

ers and military personnelwhen serving their respec-tive communities ought notto be openly supporting anypolitical party. Their dutiesare to the community/coun-

try and as such must beapolitical, at least in public.My husband served 25

years in the military, andalthough he saw little sensein supporting the Liberalsthat were in power formuch of his quarter-centuryof service both in war andin peace, he did his dutywithout public endorsementof the party of his choice.Shame on Delta firefight-

ers.S.M. Cruickshank

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Editor:Re: No way to couch

this: sofa hunting is a pain,Living Matters, Sept. 30I was reading Barbara

Gunn’s column and herdilemma of searching invain to replace the couchshe passed on to her son.My wife and I took the

same trip to Richmondawhile back and toosearched high and low toreplace our aging set ofthree pieces, none of which

could be found to our pleas-ing. Some of the stuff wefound should not even havebeen unwrapped, nevermind displayed in a publicplace.Our disappointed shop-

ping trip took us back hometo Ladner before the rushhour through the GeorgeMassey Tunnel. Just byturning right from RiverRoad onto Chisholm Street,we discovered a beautifulfurniture store across from

Speed’s Pub, well stockedwith great stuff and, ofcourse, couches, love seats,recliners and much more.We purchased our dream

furniture and even selectedthe fabric for it.Next time we are again

in need we’ll skip the tripto Richmond and the slowcrawl through the tun-nel and shop right here inour beautiful and friendlyLadner.

Beppe Gandola

Furniture shopping trip to Richmondimproves after returning to Ladner


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THANK YOU KIWANIS!

Mayor Lois E. Jackson and Delta Councilare proud of all the good work the Kiwanis Club of

Tsawwassen – Ladner has provided to our community overtheir 50 years of service, and hope that their commitment

inspires a new generation of volunteers.

We thank all the members who dedicated their time, talentsand energy towards making Delta a better place to live, work

and play – you made a difference!

Thank you!

Back row: Councillors Ian L. Paton, Heather King, Robert Campbell and Bruce McDonaldFront row: Councillor Sylvia Bishop, Mayor Lois E. Jackson, Councillor Jeannie Kanakos

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TRANSPORTATION& INFRASTRUCTURE• Spearheading the Secondary ChannelDredging Program

• Dredging and harbour infrastructureimprovements in Ladner harbour

• Shore Power capabilities at Deltaport• Road/rail grade separations alongDeltaport Way

• Upgrades to Deltaport Causeway• Annacis Wastewater Centre• Deltaport Way Truck Staging Area• South Fraser Perimeter Road• Corporation of Delta Oliver PumpStation project

• TFN Industrial Park DrainagePump Station

COMMUNITY FACILITIESIMPROVEMENT• Lions Club picnic shelter at North DeltaCommunity Park

• Restoration of the historic Harris Barnin Ladner

• Delta Gymnastics building elevator• Solar water heaters at Ladner/NorthDelta community pools

• Refurbishment of the Delta Museumand Archives building

ENVIRONMENT & AGRICULTURE• Improved public access to AlaksenNational Wildlife Area onWestham Island

• B.C. Cranberry Research farm in Ladner• Bird Studies Canada for projects toreduce disturbances to shorebirds in theFraser River Estuary Important Bird Areaand reduce bird mortality across MetroVancouver

• Delta Farmland and Wildlife Trust toconserve grassland and hedgerowhabitat in the lower Fraser River Deltathrough agricultural stewardship

PUBLIC SAFETY• Marine Container Examination Facilityat Tsawwassen First Nation

• Upgrade the Boundary Bay Port of Entry• Storm-water management inTsawwassen

• Flood mitigation and dyking projectsthroughout Delta

LOCAL BUSINESSES• Zodiac Hurricane Technologies for thepurchase of new inshore rescue vesselsfor the Canadian Coast Guard

• Avcorp to develop new technologiesin metal bonding for production ofaircraft parts

• Canada Summer Jobs to support Deltabusinesses hiring local youth throughthe summer, providing valuable workexperience and job training

• Logico Carbon Solutions for softwarepublishing research and development

EDUCATION & YOUTH• BCIT Annacis Island Campus HeavyDuty Equipment Operator Program

• Boys and Girls Club Skills Link Program• Earthwise Society Youth Career FocusWork Experience Program

SPORTS & CULTURALACTIVITIES• Funding for Canada Day eventsacross Delta

• Tour de Delta White Spot Delta UCIRoad Race hosting grant

• Tsawwassen Multicultural Celebrations• Tsawwassen Business ImprovementSociety Jubilee

• Tsawwassen Sun Festival• Queen’s Diamond Jubilee celebrationsacross Delta

• Funding for the Delta Police Pipe Bandto attend ceremonies marking the 70thanniversary of the liberation of theNetherlands

SENIORS & VETERANS• Tsawwassen Lawn Bowling Club• Ladner Legion renovations• Ladner Lawn Bowling Club• DRS Earthwise Society Pocket Markets• Delta Meals on Wheels Expansion• Corporation of Delta Seniors Expo• Upgrades to Ladner Cenotaph

Delivering for Delta Delivering for CanadaCREATING ECONOMIC GROWTH• Canada has the best income growth inthe G7 since 2007 – second in the G20

• 1.3 million net new jobs. Over 90%fulltime. Over 80% private sector.Nearly two-thirds in high wageindustries

• Bank of Canada says 80% of theCanadian economy is growing

• Most competitive tax rates in the G7• Lowest overall tax rate on investmentin the G7

• Strongest business investmentperformance in the G7

• Second most attractive country forbusinesses to grow

• Soundest banking system in the worldfor 7 years

• AAA rating and stable outlook fromMoody’s, Fitch and S&P

HELPING FAMILIES: PUTTING MONEY BACK INTO THE POCKETSOF MOMS AND DADS• Federal tax burden at its lowest levelin 50 years

• Typical family saving $6,600 annually• Removed over 1 million low-incomeCanadians from the tax rolls

• Removed nearly 380,000 seniors fromthe tax rolls

• GST reduction – Down to 5%• Enhanced Universal Child Care Benefit• Doubling the Children’s Fitness Tax Credit• Expanding Tax Free Savings Accounts• Income Splitting for Families• Children’s Arts Tax Credit• Family Caregiver Tax Credit

• Reducing the Personal Income TaxRate to 15%

• Public Transit Tax Credit• Increased the Pension Credit• Increased Child Care Expense Deduction• Increased Adoption Expense Tax Credit• Registered Disability Savings Plan• Increases to GIS• Volunteer Firefighter Tax Credit• Search and rescue Volunteer Tax Credit• First Time Homebuyers Tax Credit• Increase to Basic Personal Exemption

SUPPORTING OUR SENIORS• Largest increase in GIS in 25 years• Income splitting for seniors• Tax-Free Savings Account• Increase the contribution limit of TaxFree Savings Account

• Reducing the minimum withdrawalfor RRIFs

• New Home Accessibility Tax Credit• Removed 380,000 seniors from taxrolls completely

• Doubled Pension Income Credit• Increased the maximum GIS earningsexemption to $3,500

• Automatic GIS renewal when filingannual income taxes

• Increased age credit twice – tax savingsto over 2 million seniors

• Changed CPP so seniors can keepworking and build pensions

• Raised age limit for RRSP from 69 to 71• Built new affordable housing for seniors– over 20,000 helped

• Significant funding to combat elder abuse• Created Minister of State for Seniors• Employment Insurance CompassionateCare Benefits increased to six months

• New funding for the CanadianFoundation for Healthcare Improvement

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leisure&lifestylesfeatures co-ordinator: Dave Willis 604-946-4451 email: [email protected] ....in South Delta

Those involved with the construc-tion program at Delta Secondary areonce again looking for a large projectto get involved in.It could range from a shop, small

cabin or possibly even a tiny home,says instructor Casey Mynott.“We’re looking to work with the

community and see what projectsthat we might be able to get involvedwith,” he says.Students would work on the project

at the school initially.“We would actually frame it up in

our yard here and then that gets takendown and gets put on a truck and getstransported to a site.”Previous projects include cabins in

Stave Lake and 100 Mile House.Mynott is in his second year lead-

ing the program after it was helmedfor many years by Wayne McKinnon.“He really defined what it was to

really run a true high level carpentryprogram. So I’ve got some big shoesto fill,” says Mynott.Mynott says McKinnon, now

retired, really wanted to see the pro-gram continue.“I was totally on board, to see

the great things students were beingoffered and the opportunities theyhad.”It’s a life skills-based course, he

explains.“Your house is going to need

repairs, it’s going to need repainting,windows need to be replaced, hingeswear out. These are life skills the kids

are going to walk away with and beable to build on after they leave here.”There’s also a work experience por-

tion of the course.“That’s part of that project, because

it’s very real. There’s nothing morereal than actually building somethingsomebody’s going to live in.”Mynott, who also runs the auto-

motive program at the Ladner highschool, notes junior students in theconstruction program are involved inbuilding sheds for clients in the com-munity.The sheds are built at the school,

taken down and then erected at theclient’s home, he explains.To reach Mynott to discuss a large

project or a shed, contact [email protected] or call DSS at 604-946-4194.

Singer/actress Christine Anton and special guest PerryDickison will perform a concert later this month atBenediction Lutheran Church in Tsawwassen.Sing A Song With Me will feature the music of Irving

Berlin, Stephen Sondheim and others.Anton has been a singer and performer since childhood

and has enjoyed an extensive career in opera, musicaltheatre, film and television. She appeared as Gretel in thenow classic CBC production Hansel and Gretel with JudithForst and Maureen Forrester, is an original member of theVancouver Chamber Choir and a 30-year veteran of theVancouver Opera Chorus.Recently she has performed jazz standards with the

Ice-jam Trio, is enjoying her role as choral director forBenediction Lutheran and music making with Dickison, apianist/singer.Dickison, who has enjoyed accompanying Anton since

2008, has produced and recorded three solo vocal albums,featuring standards, pop, Broadway, Christmas and inspira-tional repertoire.The concert is set for Saturday, Oct. 24 at 7:30 p.m. at

Benediction Lutheran Church, 5575-6th Ave.Tickets are $15 and available at the door or by calling

604-943-3432.

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Singer/actress Christine Anton will perform inSing A Song With Me in Tsawwassen.

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DSS construction studentslooking for new project


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Guild set for busy fall seasonWith the September

celebration of the SouthDelta Artists Guild 40thanniversary happily accom-plished and the choicemade by popular vote fromAll About Delta paintingsfor a new set of eight greet-ing cards promoting Delta,the guild enters the fallseason with both a senseof achievement and freshenergy for the challengesahead.Member artists whose

work was chosen by publicvote to make up the new setof paintings provided workin pastel, acrylic, water-colour and oil, inspired byfarming, Ladner Village,spectacular scenery, nature,boats and the sea, andmemories of pioneer days.Kathy Swift, Ulf Ottho,

Marlene Strain, NancyDean, Jodie Blaney, MonicaBurrow, Jacquie Dunn andCatherine Sheppard antici-pate seeing their work pro-duced as a card set avail-

able at Gallery 1710 andlocally within a month.The guild’s latest show,

Local Colour, is showingat Gallery 1710 until Oct.25, and artists were given

freedom to interpret the titleany way they wished. Theresult is an inventive mixof form and experimenta-tion with colour as the basicinspiration.

Gallery 1710, adjacent tothe South Delta RecreationCentre, is open Thursday toSunday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.,and is wheelchair acces-sible.

The guild’s monthlymeetings, usually held onthe first Monday from 6.30to 9 p.m., always includean art demonstration anda meet-and-greet refresh-

ment time. The South DeltaArtists Guild has turnedthe Kiwanis Longhouse,its home base since 2000,into one of the busiest andwell-used local facilities,a non-profit society run byits members, each of whomtakes on a volunteer respon-sibility.There is always visual

art on show and for sale inGallery 1710, and the stu-dio is in daily use for drop-in programs, individualmember use and workshopsopen to all.Artists expert in their

particular fields lead work-shops that deal with allaspects of visual art, forbeginners to selling artistswishing to expand theirknowledge and technique,and can range from threehours in length, to week-ends and, occasionally, to afive-day week.Fees are modest and full

information on upcomingworkshops and the SouthDelta Artists Guild in gen-eral can be found at www.southdeltaartistsguild.com.

BY NOREEN FAIRWEATHEROptimist contributor

PHOTO BY ROD WINNING

It was history in the making when South Delta Artists Guild president Nancy Dean (left), MargaretScullion and Wynn Dennett (right) celebrated the guild’s recent 40th anniversary. Scullion was one ofthe seven artists who founded the guild in 1975 and Dennett, still flourishing at 96, joined in 1979.


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leisure&lifestyles health&fitness

How to bounce back to a healthy routineIf you’ve fallen off the wagon, dust yourself off and adjust your attitude

Having been a trainerfor over two dec-ades now (Wow, I’m

getting old. When the heckdid that happen?), I knowthere are a lot of people thathave a hard time getting fitand losing weight.In my 20-plus years of

being “in the trenches,” Ihave found that most peo-ple can find the energy andenthusiasm to start a fitnessplan, or a new eating plan.We make a commitment toourselves and we start.No problem.Where the challenge lies

is in staying committed tothose goals on an ongoing

basis.Think about how many

times you have triumphant-ly told yourself that today isgoing to be the day, only tohave that same enthusiasmwane as the days pass.Or, how many of you

have promised yourself, “Iwill start on Monday,” onlyto have Friday come andeverything we promisedourselves, and were kickingass doing on Monday andTuesday, is slowly startingto fall to the “not so impor-tant anymore” category inour daily lives.All these broken promis-

es to ourselves can leave usfeeling resentful, frustratedand angry.But, we are only human

and we all fall and slip withour health goals. I even fallprey to this. There are someweekends where pizza,cookies and rum dominate

my Saturday and Sundaynights and then Mondaycomes for me too.Now, first off I want you

to know that making poorchoices with your health,when you promised your-self that you wouldn’t, isnot failure. Failure is noteven recognizing that youneed to change your life-style.Ignorance is the big-

gest indicator to failure.Whereas admitting that youneed to change some (or alot) of things in your lifeto feel better, and then fall-ing on your face every sooften, is completely, utterlyhuman.So, what can you do

next time you fall off thewagon? You have threechoices. You can: A) Crawlback into bed and throwthe covers over your head;B) Yell and scream and

blame everyone else foryour slip up; or C) Dustyourself off and bounceback.And, you guessed it, C is

the clear winner.To successfully pick

ourselves up takes strengthfrom within, support fromthose around you, respon-sibility on your part, anability to embrace challengeand change, and a never-stop-bouncing back attitude.First, strength with-

in happens through self-love.You have to convince

yourself that you are worthit, that even if you are start-ing over again you are stillway farther ahead than youwould be if you didn’t.You need to remind your-

self that you are makingbetter choices in your life— for your life.Second, lean on those

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get help from your family,your social circle and evensocial media.The more people that

know you need help stayingon track, the more peoplecan help.And, who knows, maybe

one day they may needyour help too.Third, take responsibil-

ity for your actions.This is a tough one. It

can be a hard pill to swal-low, but recognize that youare completely and utterlyin control of your actions.No one is stopping you

from exercise (you arethe one creating the “I amtoo busy... too tired... toounmotivated... too sore...too old...” excuses thatstop you from getting thoserunners on), and no one isstuffing bad choices down

your throat in the formof burgers and beer. Takeresponsibility, learn fromyour mistakes, bounce backup and move on.Finally, it’s important to

embrace the challenges andthe inevitable adjust-ment that has to happen tochange the direction of yourhealth.Don’t put up stop signs.

If you want to make achange, start and then getout of your way and let thechanges happen.Work on those little

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Now’s perfect timeto plant that garlic

Most vegetables need tobe watered all through theirgrowing season, but garlicis one crop that can han-dle intermittent drying outthrough May and can dowithout water altogether bythe time July starts.Garlic is very hardy and

pests dislike it — even thevoles that may spend winterturning fall-planted shallotsinto rowsof holes.Shallotsgrown incontainersescape thisproblem.October is

the perfectmonth toplant garlicbut there’sno hugeproblemplantingthroughwinter. Laterplanting, though, meansslower sprouting and clovesare often smaller.Garlic loves soil that

includes compost, fish fer-tilizer or organic fertilizer.Mulching deters weeds andholds on to moisture, evenin dry spells.This covering can be

mushroom manure, com-post or grass clippings.For planting, the garlic

clusters are broken apartand each clove plantedwith the point up. There are

many opinions on spacing,but I’ve planted five inchesapart and still harvestedlarge cloves of hard-neckgarlic.When the first garlic

shoots start emerging is thetime that many in-groundgardeners notice one ortwo renegade shoots thatescaped harvesting.If you leave them in

place, each individual clovein each cluster makes makea cluster of its own.They’re smaller, but quite

eatable.The next time garlic

needs attention is when itsprouts stalks in late spring

and produceswhat looklike largebuds. Theseare garlicscapes andthey need tobe removedor thecloves willbe smaller.They’re verytasty slicedinto stir-friesor soup.By July

(or earlierif we have another longdrought) garlic leaves startbrowning at the ends andsometime in August willhave died right back. It’sbest to harvest them in asunny spell because garliccures much better in sun.If you wait too long to

harvest them the stalksshrivel up and lose contactwith the clusters.At that point some

clusters escape harvestingentirely.You’ll find their newly-

sprouted shoots later in latefall or spring.Garlic lasts longer if you

can store it in a cool spot.Hard-neck garlic is verydifficult to braid and is bet-ter stored in a mesh bagwith the roots and stem cutshort. Mesh fruit bags canbe re-used for this.Hard-neck garlic doesn’t

keep quite as well as soft-neck garlic but hard-neckhas much larger cloves.Soft-neck is easier to braid.But the hard-neck garlic

is by far my favourite andis the variety most widelysold.Varieties abound. Music,

Red Russian, Persian Starand Fish Lake #3 are allexcellent, but there areexuberant descriptions ofcountless other garlic kinds.Another interesting varie-

ty is Elephant Garlic, whichis really a kind of leek.This has very large, long-

storing cloves. It’s saidthese can weigh up to onepound.It’s a perennial but can

apparently harbour diseasesunless you dig it up everyyear and replant a fewcloves.Garlic has very deep

roots in time. In ancientEgypt, it was apparently apopular medicine and someof the art in the pyramidsshow garlic.The Chinese are said to

have been eating garlic for6,000 years and possiblyeven earlier.Anne Marrison is happy

to answer garden questions.Send them to her via [email protected]. It helpsif you tell me your city orregion.

“October is theperfect month toplant garlic butthere’s no hugeproblem plantingthrough winter. Laterplanting, though,means slowersprouting and clovesare often smaller.”

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Live Green

While adopting an eco-friendly lifestyle mightseem like a major commit-ment, many people findsuch an endeavour is fareasier than they initiallyexpected, as some relativelyminor modifications here orthere can make a substantialimpact on the environment.One of the easiest ways

to go green is to make moreeco-friendly choices at the

grocery store. Shopping forand preparing meals canbe done in an eco-friendlyway that benefits the planetas well as personal health.Here are some ideas forgoing green at the grocerystore that do not require abig commitment:• Begin in the produce

aisle. When shopping forproduce, stock up on plentyof organic fruits and vegeta-

bles, which are now readilyavailable at many grocerystores. Ask the producemanager if the store sellslocally grown produce, andpurchase only those prod-ucts when they are avail-able.• Buy only what you

need. Shoppers are oftentempted to go from aisleto aisle, buying items theyboth need and don’t need.

Caving in to such tempta-tion can be wasteful unlessitems purchased have longshelf lives. Before visitingthe store, make a shoppinglist and stick with it. Notonly will you save money,but you will avoid throwingout spoiled foods as well.• Purchase store-made

items. If you’re lookingfor deli meats or breadfor dinner, visit the store’sbakeries, kitchens anddelis, where employeescook foods right inside ofthe supermarket, a practicethat cuts down on ship-ping of pre-made frozenfoods produced elsewhere.Many stores carry their ownhomemade breads, cakes,doughnuts, dinner entreesand sandwiches.• Ask questions in the

meat department. Don’tbe shy about asking storebutchers where the beefand chicken for sale comesfrom. If the meat and poul-try is not locally raised andall-natural, look for alterna-tives in the store or shopelsewhere.• Shop only the perimeter

of the store. Many stores

stock dietary staples alongthe outer edges of the store.The interior bulk of thestore contains packaged,processed foods that are notas eco-friendly.• Buy in bulk whenever

possible. Stock up on sta-ples like toilet paper andother items. Bulk itemsare packaged together,which reduces the amountof packaging needed.Separate meat and poultry

into smaller portion sizes athome before freezing.• Bring reusable tote

bags. Even though manyplastic shopping bags aremade from recycled mate-rials, many of these bagsend up in the trash afteruse. Reusable cloth bagsare more eco-friendly. Justbe sure to wash them fre-quently so you clean themof any bacteria that mayaccumulate over time.

Do you bring reusabletote bags with you to thefarmer’s market and pro-gram your thermostat to alower temperature whenyou’re out on the town orsleeping?Is a hybrid car parked in

your garage?Even if you are already

making great strides toreduce your environmentalfootprint, chances are youcan still find additionalways to live a more eco-friendly lifestyle.For example, if you own

a pet, explore the followingways to incorporate greenliving into pet care:

AdoptionAdopting a dog, cat, bird

or bunny from a local ani-mal shelter or rescue organ-ization is more environmen-tally friendly than buyingdirectly from a breeder.Overpopulation of petscontributes to waste, andadopting a shelter animalcan help maintain the petpopulation while providingpets with a new home.

Buying in bulkPurchasing pet food and

other products in bulk savesyou trips to the store andreduces the need for addi-tional packaging. Considerchipping in with otherpet owners and splittinglarge bags of food or othersupplies if you have too

much surplus. You also candonate any extra food orsupplies you don’t use to anarea rescue group.When buying, look for

products made from natural,organic and recycled mate-rials. Shop at local pet sup-ply stores to minimize fuelconsumption.

Pet foodsSeemingly endless selec-

tions of pet food makes itdifficult to find the rightfoods for your furry friends.Foods made of all-natural,organic ingredients tend tobe the most eco-friendly.Check to see where a par-ticular food is manufac-tured.Foods that are made

overseas may not meetthe stringent requirementsplaced on food by NorthAmerican regulatory bod-ies, and transporting suchfoods consumes fuel andother resources, makingthem less eco-friendly thanlocally produced foods.

CleaningPet waste is not only a

nuisance and eye sore, butdetrimental to the environ-ment. Dog waste can betoxic to a lawn, causingdiscolouration and burns.Promptly picking up andproperly disposing of wastecan reduce the likelihood ofa potential parasite infesta-tion.

Eco-friendly shoppers can focus on organic items to decreasetheir carbon footprints.

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M inister’sinute

Think of the years that havepassed since people have gatheredto sing a song of celebration for theyearly harvest.As the pumpkins lie waiting in the

field to be harvested and the cropsare all being pulled into the barnsready for distribution, I realize howfortunate I am to live in a place ofsuch abundance.So at this time of year especially,

I begin to hum my favorite ancienthymn by Henry Alford, “Come yethankful people come.”Come, ye thankful people, come,

raise the song of harvest home; Allis safely gathered in, ere the winterstorms begin. God our Maker dothprovide for our wants to be supplied;Come to God’s own temple, come,raise the song of harvest home.

I know that in times of sadness orsorrow it’s very difficult to find joyor celebration. However, it must bea part of our discipline of prayer toremember that God is with us andwill never leave us — even in themost difficult of circumstances. Nowis the time to give thanks!Oh give thanks to the Lord; call

upon his name; make known hisdeeds among the peoples! (Psalm105:1)So, on this Thanksgiving weekend,

let’s find something that reminds usthat we are all loved by God. Letus lift our heads to see the brightcolours of the harvest and rememberthat God calls us to proclaim God’sfaithfulness and love throughout theworld.Happy thanksgiving everyone!


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This SundayWorship Service:

10:30 am

www.ladnergospelassembly.com

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

Baptism - Infants andYoung Children

Available every SundayOther Sacraments/Pastoral needs

Call parish office/Pastor

BenedictionLutheranChurch5575 6th Avenue

(56th St. at 6th Ave.)www.benedictionlutheran.org

Tel: 604-943-3432

“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

Wednesday11 am Holy Communion, followed by lunch

10amWorship ServiceEveryone Welcome!

The Rev. Jim Short

9 amWorship Serviceand Sunday School

11 amWorship Service

4960 – 48th Ave., Ladner

Phone 604-946-6254

www.ladnerunited.org

Welcomes YouCome worship with us

Sunday, October 11, 2015at 10:30 amPsalm 103

“14,000 Things to be HappyAbout”

Pastor Mike KootMonday, October 12

Thanksgiving Dinner 4:00 P.M.Please join us

4594 – 54A Street, Ladner, B.C.604-946-7033

email: [email protected] our website:

www.ladnercrc.com

SUNDAY - 9:30AMYOUTH/ADULT BIBLE STUDIES

10:30 am Coffee & Fellowship

11:00 am WORSHIP & GROWTH

Thursday 6:45pmAWANA Children’s Club

FRIDAY - 7:00pm

Youth Night

“Clothes ofCompassion”

The Creation Science Association of BC presents:

by Dr. Jason LisleThe Ultimate Proof of Creation

6:30pm Evolution and Errors in Reasoning8:00pm Astronomy Confirms Creation (includes a thorough

treatment of the Distant Starlight topic)Jason Lisle earned his Ph.D. in astrophysics at theUniversity of Colorado in Boulder, where his research specializedin the solar photosphere. Dr. Lisle then focused onapologetics ministry, writing and speaking on science topicsand the defence of the Christian faith. His most well-known book,“The Ultimate Proof of Creation”, demonstrates that biblicalcreation is the only logical possibility for origins!

Saturday October 17

CHANDOS PATTISON AUDITORIUM10238-168th Street, Surreywww.CreationBC.org

Free Admission

Dr. Jason Lisle

Todonate or formore information604-946-1455All Proceeds topatient care and comfort andmedical equipment atDeltaHospital.

The Delta Hospital Auxiliary Thrift Shop4830 Delta St., Ladner

Wednesday,October14th10am-3pmTICKETS AVAILABLEFROM 8AMCOME & BROWSEOUR GREAT SELECTION.

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Corporation of Delta staffwill join other individualsand organizations acrossB.C. next week for a prov-ince-wide earthquake drill.The B.C. Earthquake

Alliance Society is onceagain organizing the GreatBritish Columbia ShakeOut.Set for 10:15 a.m. on

Thursday, Oct. 15, theannual event is aimed atenhancing public awarenessof the potential for a majorearthquake in this regionand to encourage personalpreparedness.During the drill, partici-

pants are asked to “drop,cover and hold on” for upto two minutes in responseto a simulated earthquake.“In other parts of the

world, an increased aware-ness about what to do dur-ing an earthquake has beenproven to reduce injuriesand deaths,” fire ChiefDan Copeland stated in areport to Delta council. “AsBritish Columbia is at highrisk for a major earthquake,it is important that indi-viduals prepare for a majorearthquake and practiceproper response for selfprotection.”

B.C.’s coast is the mostearthquake-prone region inthe country.“An earthquake capable

of causing structural dam-age is predicted to occurevery 10 years,” Copelandsaid in his report. “A sub-duction earthquake occur-ring on the fault line off thewest coast of VancouverIsland could cause exten-sive damage.”The chief referenced

the August windstorm thatresulted in widespreadpower outages acrossthe Lower Mainland andVancouver Island, whichsaw some areas withoutelectricity for several days.“This was a short-term

loss of one utility butwas a clear reminder thatemergency preparednessis of utmost importanceat all times,” he said. “Ina major event, such as anearthquake, all utilities maybe down for a much longerperiod of time.”It’s recommended that

residents have enough sup-plies on hand to be self-sufficient for 72 hours fol-lowing a major disaster.For more information on

the earthquake drill, or toregister, visit www.shake-outbc.ca.

Locals taking part inGreat B.C. ShakeOut

BY JESSICA [email protected]


Please note that the Corporation of Delta intends to provide exemption from propertytaxes for a period of one year (2016 taxation year) for the properties listed below.Estimated municipal taxes are shown for the year 2016 and for the following two yearsas required by Section 227 of the Community Charter.

Delta Permissive Taxation Exemption Bylaw No. 7467, 2015.

For more information on Permissive Tax Exemptionsplease see our website, delta.ca or email [email protected]

828 Air Cadet Squadron Sponsoring Committee 1720 56 Street 300 300 300

Abbeyfield House - St. David’s Society 1117 51A Street 6,150 6,300 6,400

Augustinian Monastery of British Columbia 3890 Arthur Drive 200 200 200

Boys and Girls Clubs of South Coast BC (Hillside) 11339 84 Avenue 12,050 12,300 12,500

Boys and Girls Clubs of South Coast BC (Winskill) 5575 9 Avenue 900 900 900

Boys and Girls Clubs of South Coast BC (Errol Wintemute) 4727 Arthur Drive 21,100 21,500 21,900

British Columbia Waterfowl Society 5191 Robertson Road 31,900 32,500 33,200

British Columbia Waterfowl Society Waterfowl Habitats 3,550 3,600 3,700

Columbus Charities Association (Columbus Lodge) 8850 118A Street 9,650 9,800 10,000

Delta Branch No. 61 of The Royal Canadian Legion 4896 Delta Street 5,750 5,900 6,000

Delta Chamber of Commerce 6201 60 Avenue 8,150 8,300 8,500

Delta Community Living Society 3800 72 Street 17,300 17,600 18,000

Delta Community Living Society 3810 72 Street 6,000 6,100 6,200

Delta Community Living Society 4917 Delta Street 11,900 12,100 12,300

Delta Community Music School 4705 Arthur Drive 1,550 1,600 1,600

Delta Fire and Emergency Services (Training Facility) 4990 104 Street 1,500 1,500 1,500

Delta Gymnastics Society 4680 Clarence Taylor Crescent 34,650 35,300 36,000

Delta Hospice Society 1521 56 Street 16,000 16,300 16,600

Delta Hospital Auxiliary Society 4816 Delta Street 6,650 6,800 6,900



Delta Lodge #21, Independent Order of Odd Fellows 5425 Ladner Trunk Road 8,250 8,400 8,600

Delta Museum and Archives Society 4450 Clarence Taylor Crescent 6,500 6,600 6,700

Delta Museum and Archives Society 4858 Delta Street 5,700 5,800 5,900




Delta Rockhound, Gem and Mineral Club 1720 56 Street 250 300 300

Delta Thistle Curling Club 11415 84 Avenue 3,350 3,400 3,500

Deltassist Family and Community Services Society 9067 120 Street 39,200 40,000 40,800

Gateway Autism Foundation 4812 Georgia Street 3,700 3,800 3,900

Kinsmen Retirement Centre Association 5430 10 Avenue 8,450 8,600 8,800

Kinsmen Retirement Centre Association 5050 47 Avenue 5,050 5,200 5,300

Kirkland House Foundation 4140 Arthur Drive 2,500 2,600 2,700

Ladner Community Police Station 5072 48 Avenue 2,600 2,700 2,800

Ladner Fishermen’s Co-Operative Association 4467 Savoy Street 1,700 1,700 1,700



Ladner Girls Soccer Club & Ladner Soccer Club 5575 Mountain View Boulevard 550 600 600

Ladner Lawn Bowling Club 5128 47 Avenue 16,000 16,300 16,600

Ladner Tennis Club 5151 56 Street 800 800 800

Lighthouse Harbour Ministries 9551 Gunderson Road 5,150 5,300 5,400

McKee Athletic Association (East Delta Hall) 10379 Ladner Trunk Road 15,500 15,800 16,100

Navy League of Canada Annacis Channel 3,750 3,800 3,900

North Delta Community Police Station 7033 / 7081 120 Street 2,150 2,200 2,200

North Delta Potters Guild 11415 84 Avenue 5,900 6,000 6,100

Reach Child and Youth Development Society (Developmental Preschool North) 10921 82 Avenue 1,600 1,600 1,600

Reach Child and Youth Development Society (Delta Early Years Centre) 11415 84 Avenue 4,350 4,400 4,500

Royal Heights Baptist Church 11706 96 Avenue 22,550 23,000 23,500

Sources Community Resources Society 4807 Georgia Street 5,050 5,200 5,300

Sources Community Resources Society (Chestnut House) 4576 55B Street 2,100 2,100 2,100

South Delta Artists Guild 1710 56 Street 700 700 700

South Delta Library 1321A 56 Avenue 12,700 13,000 13,300

South Delta Little House Society 5061 12 Avenue 8,750 8,900 9,100

Sunshine Hills Tennis Club 11195 Bond Boulevard 16,250 16,600 16,900

The Centre for Child Development of the Lower Mainland (Lookout Preschool) 11405 84 Avenue 1,650 1,700 1,700

The Delta Potters Association 1720 56 Street 700 700 700

The Nature Trust of British Columbia Harlock Island 250 300 300

The Nature Trust of British Columbia Riparian Habitat Area 8,150 8,300 8,500

The Sidekick Players Club 1172 56 Street 2,250 2,300 2,300

Tsawwassen Tennis Club 286 English Bluff Road 7,850 8,000 8,200

Tunnel Town Curling Club 1720 56 Street 8,800 9,000 9,200

Watershed Artworks Society 11415 84 Avenue 800 800 800

Organization Name Address 2016 ($) 2017 ($) 2018 ($)

Estimated Municipal Taxes

The Corporation of Delta4500 ClarenceTaylor CrescentDelta BCV4K 3E2www.cor p.delta.bc.cawww.delta.ca

Notice of Property Tax Exemptions for 2016

Applications from qualified individuals are invited for the position ofExecutive Director at the Delta Chamber of Commerce (DCC). OurChamber is a 450+ business organization in the Municipality of Delta.Reporting to the Board of Directors, the Executive Director (ED) willbe responsible for the overall management of the organization with anemphasis on membership growth, sponsor development and a rosterof events including fund raising. The ED will provide strong visionaryleadership while keeping the Board informed and responsive to the needsof members.The ED’s strategic thinking will assist the Board in developing andimplementing long-term planning objectives. The ED will deliver on theseobjectives with support from a team of employees.

Key Responsibilities:• Promote, manage and operate the DCC in compliance with its bylawsand ensure it achieves its goals and objectives.

• Update the Board on issues, trends and other internal or externalmatters that could impact the DCC or its members.

• Maintain an accurate record of all proceedings of the Board and BoardCommittees.

• Provide input into the Strategic Plan; and implement and manage.• Prepare the Annual Operating Budget, in conjunction with the Treasurer.• Maintain the organizational, accounting and financial records of theChamber.

• Manage the organization and delivery of luncheons, seminars,networking events and all other Chamber activities.

• Increase the value proposition of Chamber membership for existing andfuture members.

• Develop and implement new programs and revise existing programs toensure the ongoing effectiveness and relevance of the Chamber.

• Act as Chamber liaison with members, other Chambers, businessorganizations and all levels of government

The DCC is looking for a leader with a proven track record of positivelyimpacting change; someone recognized for their business expertise,interpersonal skills and leadership qualities.It will be important for the new ED to maintain knowledge of issuesaffecting business, government and public affairs and to deal with suchissues with a high degree of diplomacy.To succeed, the new ED must have a high degree of expertise in thedynamics of, and the sensitivity to, working with a volunteer-led, not-for-profit organization.

To apply, email your résumé and CV to [email protected] byclose of business on Monday, October 12, 2015. Please note, onlythose applicants selected for an interview will be contacted.

“strengthening commerce and industry because Delta matters”

Apply to be ourExecutive Director


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Pilates did indeed strengthen my core but I also receivedunexpected by-products. Several years earlier, a mysteriouslump had developed on my left achilles tendon. I oftenfound it painful to walk. Traditional therapies did nothing. Tomy amazement, Pilates reduced the achilles lump in only acouple of sessions. As for my aging and occasionally achingknees, Pilates relieved them as well. It would seem that mybody loves Pilates. I feel longer, leaner, lighter and stronger —and much more pain free.

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Prices effective Friday, October 9 to Monday, October 12, 2015 or while stock lasts.Quantities and/or selection of items may be limited and may not be available in all stores. No rainchecks. No substitutions on clearance items or where quantities are advertised as limited. Advertised pricing and product selection (flavour, colour, patterns, style) may vary by store location. We reserve the right to limit quantities to reasonable family requirements. We are not obligated to sell items based onerrors or misprints in typography or photography. Coupons must be presented and redeemed at time of purchase. Applicable taxes, deposits, or environmental surcharges are extra. No sales to retail outlets. Some items may have “plus deposit and environmental charge” where applicable. ®/™ The trademarks, service marks and logos displayed in this flyer are trademarks of Loblaws Inc. and others. Allrights reserved. © 2015 Loblaws Inc.* we match prices! Applies only to our major supermarket competitors’ flyer items. Major supermarket competitors are determined solely by us based on a number of factors which can vary by store location. We will match the competitor’s advertised price only during the effective date of the competitor’s flyer advertisement. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES (note that our major supermarketcompetitors may not). Due to the fact that product is ordered prior to the time of our Ad Match checks, quantities may be limited. We match identical items (defined as same brand, size, and attributes) and in the case of fresh produce, meat, seafood and bakery, we match a comparable item (as determined solely by us). We will notmatch competitors’ “multi-buys” (eg. 2 for $4), “spend x get x”, “Free”, “clearance”, discounts obtained through loyalty programs, or offers related to our third party operations (post office, gas bars, dry cleaners etc.). We reserve the right to cancel or change the terms of this program at any time.Customer Relations: 1-866-999-9890. superstore.ca

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The Vancouver Stealthannounced last week thatthey have signed Ladner’sLogan Schuss to a three-year contract pendingleague approval.Schuss, a Delta

Secondary grad and formerDelta Islander, enters histhird season in the NationalLacrosse League (NLL)and first full season withthe Stealth. The forwardappeared in seven gameswith Vancouver during the2015 season after beingacquired last March ina trade that sent JohnnyPowless to the MinnesotaSwarm (now GeorgiaSwarm).“It is a great feeling

knowing I am going to bewith the Stealth for thenext three years,” said

Schuss. “It is an awesomeorganization that I havereally enjoyed playing for,and hope to help the teamanyway I can on and off thefloor.”Schuss was the first

overall selection in the2013 NLL draft and in 34career games has rackedup 139 points (58 goals, 81assists). In his first seasonin the NLL, he was namedthe Rookie of the Yearafter registering 73 points(36 goals, 37 assists) in 18games.With his hometown of

Ladner being just a shortdrive from the LangleyEvents Centre, signing thislong-term deal is extra spe-cial for Schuss.“It is great playing so

close to home. A lot of

my family and friendswere thrilled when theyheard about the trade toVancouver last year. I hadabout 10 to 15 members ofmy family that came outon a nightly basis to watchme play, and it’s a specialfeeling looking up into thecrowd and seeing them.”Stealth president and

general manager DougLocker has been thrilledwith how Schuss has fitinto the Stealth organiza-tion.“Logan is a player we

wanted to have playing inthe Stealth organization forthe foreseeable future, andthis long-term agreementmakes that clear. He is oneof the top lefthanders in thegame and is a threat everytime he steps onto the floor.

We could not be happierhaving him with us for thenext three years.”With training camp

approaching, Schuss islooking forward to gettingback on the floor with histeammates.“I am really looking

forward to this upcomingseason. Looking at some ofthe players we have signedand drafted, I believe weare going to have one ofthe deepest rosters in theleague. In talking withsome of my teammatesthroughout the summer,they are just as excited as Iam to get things going.”The Stealth open the

2016 schedule at theLangley Events Centreon Jan. 9 against the NewEngland Black Wolves.

• The Stealth have alsosigned Ladner product EvanMessenger, one of sevenplayers the team selected inthe 2015 NLL entry draft.They have all agreed

to one-year contracts forthe 2016 season, pendingleague approval.The seven draftees will

be among the list of play-ers invited to Stealth train-ing camp beginning in lateNovember.Messenger was taken

in the fourth round, 39thoverall, after an outstand-ing year with the DeltaIslanders of the B.C. Junior“A” Lacrosse League.Messenger scored 62 points(26 goals and 36 assists)in the regular season andadded another 23 points inseven playoff games.

Schuss signs with StealthFILE PHOTO

Logan Schuss has inked a three-year deal with the National Lacrosse League’s Vancouver Stealth. Vancouver acquired him last year from the Minnesota Swarm.

Delta Secondary grad and former Delta Islander happy to be playing lacrosse close to home


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#313-5518 14 ave Tsawwassen

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GOLF COURSE AND NORTH SHORE MOUNTAIN VIEWS!

208 5099 Springs Blvd., Tsawwassen

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4939 Mariner Pl., Ladner

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4445 63A ST.Holly, Ladner

5117 ERIN WY.Pebble Hill, Tsaw.

5247 10A AV.Tsaw. Central, Tsaw.

4517 46A ST.Port Guichon, Ladner

1725 58TH ST. BeachGrove, Tsaw.

5260 SCHOONER GTNeilsen Grove, Ladner

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# 70 15151 34 AV.Morgan Cr., S. Surrey

# 302 1140 55TH ST.Tsaw. Central, Tsaw.

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5736 48B AV.Hawthorne, Ladner

4158 ARTHUR DRLadner Rural, Ladner

# 313 6263 RIVER RD.East Delta, Ladner

5986 128A ST.Panorama Ridge, Surrey

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STUNNING CUSTOM HOME WITH PARK & MTN VIEWS!

4948 45th Ave., Ladner

$959,900

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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 withvaulted ceilings• Garage and loads of parking space• Private yard with finished shed on6,297 sqft lot

ROOM FOR EVERYONE!

8198 Wiltshire Blvd., Delta

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• 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

3 BEDROOM RANCHER CLOSE TO MEMORIAL PARK!


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1207 Beach Grove Rd., Tsawwassen

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4420 50a Street

$879,900

• Over 2700 Sqft 2 storey design• 4 Bdrms plus gamesroom and 3 baths• 5900 Sq. Ft lot• Walking distance to elementary andhigh schools• Double garage

FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY HERE

5722 112th Ladner

$839,900

• Over 1 acre parcel in quiet Ladnerlocation.• Hold for investment or build yourdream home• A1 zoning• Check city hall for zoning bylaws

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228 ENGLISH BLUFF RD.Pebble Hill, Tsaw.

737 GLENWOOD DR.English Bluff, Tsaw.

852 TSAW. BEACH RD.English Bluff, Tsaw.

981 PACIFIC DR.English Bluff, Tsaw.

1175 SKANA DR.English Bluff, Tsaw.

1512 BISHOP RD.South Surrey White Rock

2236 124A ST.Crescent Bch, S. Surrey

4557 SAVOY ST.Port Guichon, Ladner

4632 55B ST.,Delta Manor, Ladner

4638 51ST ST.Ladner Elementary, Ladner

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4888 53RD ST.Hawthorne, Ladner

4935 63A ST.Holly, Ladner

4941 CENTRAL AV.Hawthorne, Ladner

5109 59A ST.Hawthorne, Ladner

5135 CLIFF PLCliff Drive, Tsaw.

5249 LAUREL DR.Hawthorne, Ladner

5279 WINDJAMMER RD.Neilsen Grove, Ladner

5375 WELLBURN DR.Hawthorne, Ladner

5620 ADMIRAL BVNeilsen Grove, Ladner

5871 FAIR WDNeilsen Grove, Ladner

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4394 River Road West, Ladner

$1,138,800

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STUNNING CUL-DE-SAC HOME

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• Gorgeous great room design

ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL HOME!

938 Underhill Dr., Tsawwassen

$1,688,800

• Finished in late 2014 w/ 2-5-10National 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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201 Murphy Dr., Tsawwassen

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38 Deerfield, Tsawwassen

$1,298,800

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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

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WESTCOAST INSPIRED FAMILY HOME W/VIEW!

193 English Bluff Rd., Tsawwassen

$1,386,800

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DEVELOPMENT SITE!

5454 Ladner Trunk Rd., Ladner

$1,100,000

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WATERFRONT, SPECTACULAR VIEWS

4273 River Road W., Ladner

$2,500,000

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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 atprivate dock• State of the art gourmet chef’s kitchen• Build to suit options available• Call for full information package

OVER 185 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!

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LOT 1 HWY 99 BB, Ladner

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1138 Shaman Cr., Tsawwassen

$2,360,888

• Tremendous view home in Tsawwassen’s“The Village”

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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 Sept. 18, 2015.

DEVELOPMENT SITE!

4923 47a Ave., Ladner

$2,000,000

• Potential multi-family site• Excellent location just steps toLadner Village• 13,965 sq. ft. with lane access plus tworoad frontages• Can be sold in conjunction with 4911 47a Ave• Inquire about development opportunities

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5140 8A Ave., Tsawwassen

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61 Parkgrove Cr, Tsawwassen

$1,758,800

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3400 River Road W. | $1,788,0001,007 sqft - 3 bdrms - 1 bath - barn

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5138 Cliff Place | $1,100,000Over 3,000 sqft - 5 bdrms - 3 bath - large kitchen

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5371 Regatta Way | $489,000Southpointe - 974 sq.ft. - 2 bdrms - 1 bath55+ gated community - private setting

#111-4743 W River Road | $439,000Riverwest - 1,346 sq.ft. - 2 bdrms - 2 bathgreat complex w/ rec center and workshop

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206-5472 11th Avenue | NEW LISTING | $318,000WINSKILL PLACE! This south facing 2 bedroom corner suite has asouth patio with private gardens and a covered east facing solarium.

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5627 Dove Place | 8,450 SQFT LOT | $899,000West Coast Contemporary Home 1st time on market in 32 yrs. Open con-cept 3 bdrm home w/wrap around private lot in West Ladner cul-de-sac.

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Yes this home is available! Cozy cape cod stylehome with living room, dining, kitchen, family roomand 2 bedrooms on the main floor. Upstairs has 2more bedrooms. 7,500 square foot lot.Loads of updates over the past 10 years includenewwindows, kitchen, roof, HE furnace and somuch more. . Large west exposed back yard, RVparking. Close to Mountain view park, bus, and HollyElementary School.

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DEVELOPMENT PROPERTY5066 45th Ave, Ladner

Potential 3 or 4 lot subdivision in the heart ofWest Ladner. This ranchstyle home was built in 1952 and exudes charm and character. Over3,000 square feet including partially finished basement.

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5 - 5661 Ladner Trunk RoadMove right in to this bright & beautiful 2 bedroom condo inOak Glen Terrace. Corner unit located on NorthWest cornerwith private patio. Living room, dining area, kitchen withloads of cabinets. 1 1/2 baths, insuite laundry and underbuilding secure parking. Walk to shops, bus, recreation. Petfriendly complex with newer roof and boiler.

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#9 - 4788 57th Street, LadnerSpacious townhouse with something for everyone.Living room with gas fireplace, formal dining area.Kitchen with loads of oak cabinets, eating areawith doors to back yard patio area. Upstairs boasts3 bedrooms. Total of 2 1/2 baths. Over 1,700 squarefeet. PLUS BONUS SPACE above double detachedgarage you have unfinished area of almost 300square feet - perfect for office, studio, play room orman cave. Close tobus, recreation, parksand more.

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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

$958,000

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5542 Frigate Rd.

• MARINA GARDENS!!• Spacious 2,272 Sqft, 3 bed (Master on main) , 2.5 bathRANCHERW/ LOFT located on a 6,305 Sqft lot in quietcul de sac!

• South exposed private landscaped yard• Bright upgraded kitchen with ‘butcher block island’• Master has new en suite!• Extra storage, Roof 2013 (50 year warranty) Boiler 2008• Extra wide driveway!

#5-4965 47th Ave 6379 Brodie Rd.

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#305-15795 Croydon Dr. Surrey

• MORGAN CROSSING!

• Immaculate 2 bedroom/ 2 bath western exposed unit.

• Laminate flooring, cozy fireplace, open concept kitchen

• Pets ok (1 dog/ 1 cat)

• Ideal location with steps to trendy shops, Nash gym,

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• Maintenance fees $296.10 (incl. hot water, caretaker, rec facility)

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#310-1315 56th St.

$379,999

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

overlooking tranquil ponds and peek a boo view of Mt. Baker.

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

countertops and S/S appliances in kitchen

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• Rentals OK (max 3) - Pets OK (one dog or two cats)

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

16446 10AAvenue, South Surrey

$829,000

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

private cul de sac.

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

• Super location, great bones, newer roof and a

great floor plan.

• Great street appeal!

$389,000

HERON PLACE PENTHOUSE• 2 bed, 2 bath 1,146 Sqft PENTHOUSE

• New kitchen, gas fireplace, flooring, paint

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• Walk to all amenities & transport

• TWO parking stalls and storage locker!

• Visitor parking too!

#307-1153 54A St.

$218,000

• 1 bed, 1 bath

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

• New oak cupboards with cherry stain, quartz countertops,

stainless appliances (2 ovens) carpet, bright 4 piece bath

with new fixtures, paint, light fixtures and closet organizer.

• Storage is in-suite laundry hook - up possible Maintenance

fee’s $180/mo

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#105-8231 Granville Ave Richmond

$378,900

GREAT FLOOR PLAN• BRIGHT 2 bed, 2 full bath 1,096 Sqft corner

unit in popular Hunter Greene

• Fresh paint, 1.5” blinds, engineered wood

floors, screens and updated appliances!

• Close to all amenities!

• No Pets/ No Rentals

• South- west exposure!

#304-1300 Hunter Rd.

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TSAWWASSEN

Kelly and Kerry CourtRenovated 1 and 2 bedroom suites available in quietlocation close to amenities. Rent includes heat and hotwater. To view these suites please call 604-948-9111

Century VillageBeautiful complex consisting of 6 bldgs with landscapedgreen areas. Bachelor, 1 & 2 bedroom suites availableinclude drapes, wall to wall carpets, balconies, elevatorsand wheelchair access. Tsaw. Manor includes heat.Close to beach, parks, rec centre and schools. Tomake an appt to view please call 604-948-9111

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LADNER

Del Rio and Evergreen LaneBachelor and 1 bedroom suites available in quiet wellmaintained buildings. Located near shops, school andbus routes. Rent includes 2 appl, carpets, and drapes.Heat and h/w included at Del Rio. To view these suitesplease call 604-454-4469

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CERAMIC TILING

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DELTA SCRAPVEHICLE REMOVAL$80 Min. For COMPLETEFULL SIZE VEHICLES

Serving the Deltaarea since 1986

Call 604-649-1627www.deltascrap.ca

HOME SERVICES

VACUUMS

Come see Steve @ VACUUMWORKS“Cuz everything we sell sucks”Quality Vacuum Sales, Service, Parts16 YEARS SERVING TSAWWASSEN & LADNER604-946-4466 (in the Save-On Foods mall)

SSTired of buying junk disposable vacuums?!Tired of buying junk disposable vacuums?!DOES YOUR VACUUM SUCK?!!?DOES YOUR VACUUM SUCK?!!?

PEST CONTROL

THE ECO-FRIENDLY CHOICE

Controlled Outcome. Mouse & Rat, Wasp, Carpenter Ants, Termites,Humane Raccoon & Squirrel Removal. Pest entry point exclusion.

CALL US TODAYTsawwassen 604-948-9838 • Ladner 604-946-9698 • Delta 778-886-4111

[email protected] • gogreenpestcontrol.caA PROUD DELTA FAMILY-OWNED BUSINESS

TREE SERVICE

Please call Jon at [email protected]

www.royalwoodtreecare.com

Delta’s Arborist Tree Service Co.Certified Arborist & Tree Risk Assessor - Nathan Spowage PN-7646-A

LAWN & GARDEN

• DECKS• FENCES• CONCRETE• DRAINAGE

604-948-5296 • www.homesteadservices.ca

604.786.7145Call ShawnB I G G E R B E T T E R G U T T E R S

Continuous 5”Gutters Fascia Custom Flashings Soffit Leaf Screen Powerwashing Cleaning and Repairs

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GUTTERS

CALL THE EXPERTS

cabinets

www.cabinetmakeovers.com604-943-3825

Serving Delta for over 13 years.Local, experienced & BBB accredited.

Transform Your Kitchen!

plumbing rubbishremoval

renos & homeimprovement


delta optimist october 9 2015

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