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Delta residents could soon beplaying penny slots or doublingdown at a casino close to home.

The B.C. Lottery Corporationannounced this week it’s tak-ing the first step in determininginterest in hosting a gamingfacility among local govern-ments in two areas of the LowerMainland it believes are under-served.

The Corporation of Delta,Tsawwassen First Nation as wellas the City of Surrey have beenasked whether they’re interestedin playing host to a new casinosouth of the Fraser River. Localgovernments on the North Shorehave been asked the same ques-tion.

It’s part of the lottery corpora-tion’s new process in which it’sinviting expressions of interestfrom select communities. Thosecommunities have until July 15to let BCLC know if they’re inter-ested.

If expressions of interest aresubmitted, the successful com-munity is to be announced laterthis year.

BCLC spokesperson AngelaKoulyras said it’s still too early totalk about specific locations ortype of gaming facility.

“We’ve reached out to thesecommunities because it’s ulti-mately their decision on whetheror not they want to have a gam-

ing facility. We just want to hearif they are interested at this pointand there is no commitment bythem or by us that we’re actually

going to do anything,” she said.Mayor Lois Jackson said Delta

would look into the idea andthat a staff report would come to

a public meeting of Delta coun-cil in the next couple of weeksfor discussion.INVITATION: see Page 3

Deltacasinocouldbe incardsB.C. LotteryCorporation asks local governments south of river if there’s interest in gaming facility


The Delta school district isgetting extra cash from the prov-ince, money that it had origi-nally been forced to trim from its

budget.The government announced

this week it’s redirecting$690,188 in administrative sav-ings back to the district to helpit deal with cost pressures andprovide front line services for

students.Delta North MLA Scott

Hamilton said the school districtcan use the funding as it sees fit,including classroom programs,hiring new teachers or for bus-ing.

“School district officials haveworked diligently to reduceadministrative costs and nowthey can return these savingsinto front-line services for stu-dents,” said Hamilton. “We wantthis money to go directly toward

supporting students in the class-room and ensure the best possi-ble education for our children.”

School board chair LauraDixon welcomed the fundingnews.FUNDS: see Page 3

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Mayor Lois Jackson said Delta would look into the idea of a casino after receiving an invitation from the B.C. Lottery Corporation.

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The Liberals’ effort totake back Delta South innext year’s provincial elec-tion is taking shape as asecond high-profile candi-date has now been giventhe green light to run forthe nomination.

Former Delta policechief Jim Cessford’s appli-cation to have his nameon the ballot when localLiberals select their can-didate has been approved,creating what’s now anintriguing race with Deltacouncil member IanPaton.

Cessford and Paton arethe only two, so far, to haveput their names forward,but having two so-called“name” candidates is anindication the party likesits chances next Mayagainst two-term incum-bent independent VickiHuntington.

Delta South LiberalRiding Associationpresident Kelly Guichon,who recently told theOptimist there is a senseof optimism among localLiberals, said a nomina-tion meeting date stillhas to be set by the party.She noted that meetingwill likely be held in latesummer or early fall at theearliest.

Those who want to voteat the meeting have to bea paid member for a mini-mum of 28 days. Membersas young as 14 can vote atthat meeting.

As for Cessford, in apress release last week,the longtime former Deltatop cop who retired lastyear, said he believes thekey to future success is tocontinue the B.C. Liberals’effective track record onthe economy.

“Residents of DeltaSouth can count on me tobe a strong advocate forthe issues that matter tothem. My career has been

built on dealing with thetough stuff head on. Voterscan trust me to remainfocused on the needs ofthe people of our commu-nity and to be their voice.It makes a big differenceto how effective you canbe when you really listenand understand their indi-vidual concerns are just asimportant as the big head-line issues.”

Cessford, who remainsactive in the community,will square off against athree-term councillor inPaton, who in a recentinterview talked abouthow he would be a strong

advocate on Delta issues,including farmland.

Paton also talked aboutthe importance of hav-ing someone representthe riding within govern-ment. It’s a similar mes-sage conveyed by previousLiberal candidates BruceMcDonald in 2013 andWally Oppal in 2009.

The upcoming nomina-tion meeting looks to bethe most intriguing sinceone at the South DeltaRecreation Centre backin 1999. Well-respectedMLA Fred Gingell diedearlier that year, so theLiberals were forced to

find a replacement in whatturned out to be a hotlycontested, six-person race.Val Roddick emerged fromthat nomination processand followed that up withexpected by-election andgeneral electoral triumphs.She was MLA until retiringin 2009.

Whichever candidateemerges this time aroundwill then have to square offagainst Huntington, whoconfirmed she will seek athird term.

The NDP has yet toannounce any potentialcandidates or nominationmeeting.

CONTINUED from Page 1“Certainly we’re very

open to suggestions, as wealways are, and particu-larly if it’s a benefit for ourcommunity, our peopleand our tax base. That’scertainly the positive side,but we’re going to have tolook at other aspects too.It’s a big step and we’relooking forward to havingthat discussion,” Jacksontold theOptimist.

A spokesperson for theTFN said it would also

review BCLC’s invitation.It’s not the first time

there’s been talk of acasino coming to the TFN.That talk seems certainto heat up once more asthe First Nation’s majordestination mall complexis set to open this October.The TFN does have ampleland to build a hotel/casino complex, and itsfirst post-treaty land useplan did identify land for“hotel/tourism” develop-ment. Any proposal with a

gaming company, though,would likely have to go tothe entire membership fora vote.

Three years ago, theTFN was eyed, but notformally approached, asa potential location for a$100 million casino afterSurrey council rejected aproposal. Gateway Casinoshad been looking to builda 60,000-square-footcasino, 200-room hoteland a 27,000-square-footconvention centre.

CONTINUED from Page 1“We are pleased that

there has been a responseto our ongoing advocacy,”said Dixon.

“This announcementhelps to recognize theongoing funding needsof our district. Districtstaff and the trustees willbe looking at how to bestutilize the funds in ourcommitment to being aleading district for innova-tive teaching and learnersuccess.”

The funding, for now, isa one-time thing.

School districts wereinstructed last year to findadministrative savings,something that irked theDelta school board, whichclaimed its administra-tion was already lean andefficient.

The B.C. Teachers’Federation said the fund-ing announcement showsthe government is feelingthe pressure to restoreeducation funding.

Delta andTFN to review invitation Fundsnot earmarked

Liberalsgearup for2017Party approves JimCessford’s application, setting up showdownwith IanPaton

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Jim Cessford retired as Delta’s police chief lastFebruary after 20 years on the job.

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Ian Paton was elected to his third term on Delta coun-cil in 2014.

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As a part of ChildCare Month in B.C., theprovincial governmentannounced this week itis investing over $200,000in the South Delta area tocreate 20 additional childcare spaces.

Delta North MLA ScottHamilton announced thatReach Child and YouthDevelopment Society’splanned child develop-ment centre in Ladner willreceive $211,346 to fund20 new preschool spacesfor children aged three tofive.

“We are thrilled to bein partnership with theprovince in developing amuch-needed preschoolwithin our new childdevelopment centre,” saidReach executive directorRenie D’Aquila.

Reach expects to begin

construction on its $5 mil-lion centre adjacent to theLadner Pioneer Library inlate summer.

“Parents need highquality child care optionsand this funding willbenefit a number of fami-lies in South Delta,” said

Hamilton.Last November, the

province encouragedchild-care providers toapply for the third phaseof major capital funding tocreate new licensed childcare spaces throughoutB.C. These new spacesare part of government’scommitment to supportthe creation of 13,000 newspaces by 2020.

Non-profit child-careproviders applied for upto $500,000, while privatechild-care providers couldapply for up to $250,000.

Priority was given toapplications to createchild care spaces in under-served areas of B.C. andon school grounds, wherechildren can smoothlytransition from early yearsprograms, to the class-room, to after-school care.

The story, Police union wants inde-pendent review of shooting investiga-tion, May 27, requires a clarification.The Independent Investigations Officehad no involvement in the decision to

proceed by direct indictment. The IIOconducted an investigation of the inci-dent, identified that an offence may havebeen committed and referred the file toCrown for consideration of charges.

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The TsawwassenBoundary Bay Lions Clubis rolling out a programthis month aimed atmaking it easier for firstresponders to find vitalinformation when dealingwith medical emergencies.The Vial of Life program

helps people organizevital information, such asmedical conditions, aller-gies, current medicationsand emergency contacts,in one place that is easilyaccessible to emergencyresponders.

The program directsparticipants to store theforms in the providedplastic vial in the fridge,because it is an easy loca-tion and there is one inevery home. The kit alsocomes with a stickerfor the front door and afridge magnet to alert firstresponders to the pres-ence of the vial.

Vial of Life committeechair Roger Lasell saidthe service club saw theprogram in use in PointRoberts and decided tobring it to South Delta.The program is sponsoredby Eleanor Calderwoodwith Raymond James andTsawwassen Pharmacy.

Lasell said Vial ofLife was rolled out inTsawwassen starting June1 with the aim of bringingit to Ladner in the fall.

The kits are avail-able free of charge atTsawwassen pharmacies,fire halls, communitypolice stations and somemedical offices.

Tsawwassen pharmacieswill also, upon request,provide patients with twocopies of their prescrip-tions.

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Delta firefighters pose with the Vial of Life kits and (from left) Roger Lasell (Tsawwassen Boundary Bay LionsClub), Andrew Corcoran (pharmacymanager at Tsawwassen Pharmacy), Edwin Lee (owner, TsawwassenPharmacy), Allan Calderwood (Tsawwassen Boundary Bay Lions Club) and Eleanor Calderwood (RaymondJames).

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Residents and com-munity organizations willhave several opportunitiesthis month to have theirsay about potential bigchanges for Winskill Park.

It’s part of ongo-ing efforts to devise theWinskill Park MasterPlan to determine whatimprovements could be instore for the Tsawwassenpark as well as the WinskillAquatic and FitnessCentre.

Some of the ideas atthis point include anadditional baseball dia-mond that can also beused as a multi-purposespace, extension of fitnessopportunities in the fit-ness centre, enhancementof washroom and changefacilities, developing “risktolerance” children’s playareas and an expansionof the disc golf course,among other possibleimprovements.

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could also be directly tiedto improvements plannedfor the adjacent KinVillage.A newmaster plan is inthe works that could seeKinVillage expand its carefacility, a renewal of exist-ing buildings and add anexpanded range of seniors’housing options. Thatlong-term plan wouldhave “synergies” withWinskill Park.

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TSAWWASSEN• May 24, 9 a.m., Gale

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• May 25, 1:30 p.m.,700-block of 53rd Street:Complainant’s bike stolenfrom bike rack at sometime during the day. Bikeis described as a greenKona Shonky mountainbike with black seat, tiresand handle bars.

• May 29, 9:58 p.m., ferryterminal: Complainantreported a man sittingin the driver’s seat of a

vehicle drinking SouthernComfort. Police locatedthe vehicle leaving theferry and issued a roadsidescreening test. The driverpassed the test. He waswarned and allowed toproceed.

• May 29, 1:52 p.m.,4900-block of 5th Avenue:Complainant reported thatsometime over the previ-ous night unknown sus-pects had egged his resi-dence. Officers observedegg yolk on the windowsand siding. No suspects orwitnesses.

• May 29, 9:38 p.m.,1700-block of BeachGrove Road: Complainantreported the attemptedtheft of bumper mountedLED headlights from hisvehicle. Surveillance videoto be provided to officers.

• May 29, 1:10 a.m.,Erin Place: Complainantreported mischief to avehicle in which a groupof youth threw cheeseat the parked vehicle,causing three pieces tostick. Complainant hadheard people around thecar, confronted them asthey ran away and thenreturned home to find thestuck cheese. Area patrolsunsuccessful. Reported forinformation purposes.

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Taylor Crescent:Complainant’s side mir-ror broken off the vehiclewhile it was unattended inthe parking lot. Passengerside door dented.

• May 27, 6:26 p.m.,Harvest Drive and LadnerTrunk Road: Officersresponded to a report ofa male off to the side ofthe road who was mastur-bating publicly. Officerslocated the male andarrested him. The manfaces charges of breachingundertaking conditionsand indecent acts.

• May 30, 9:27 p.m.,5100-block of LadnerTrunk Road: Policeresponded to a report of apossibly impaired driverusing the bank machine.Officers stopped the vehi-cle and determined thedriver was sober.

• May 30, 11 p.m., 4600-block of Clarence TaylorCrescent: Report of theftsfrom lockers at the LeisureCentre. Wallets, clothing,cash and other items sto-len. Still under investiga-tion for surveillance video.

• May 30, 8:54 p.m.,5400-block of LadnerTrunk Road: Complainantreported a theft of two sixpacks of Black Label beerfrom the store. Officerslocated and arrested thesuspect who is facingcharges of theft under$5,000.

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When you get multiple“name” candidatesseeking a nomination,it’s typically a signalthe party in question

has an excellent chance of winning theupcoming election. In these instances,the real battle is often for the candi-dacy, with the actual election more of aforegone conclusion.

Think back to 1999 when, after thedeath of MLA Fred Gingell, the provin-cial Liberals had to select a candidateat a nomination meeting that was solarge the fire marshal insisted it be heldout back of the South Delta RecreationCentre. Val Roddick emerged victoriousfrom that fray and easily retained theseat for the Liberals in the subsequentby-election.

It was a similar scenario in 2012when the federal Conservatives neededa replacement for popular MP JohnCummins, who had turned his atten-tion to provincial politics after 18 yearsin Ottawa. Kerry-Lynne Findlay won acontentious nomination and ended upbesting her predecessor’s impressivepopular vote total in the ensuing gen-eral election.

When a party doesn’t control theriding, or doesn’t necessarily stand agood chance of winning the seat, theopposite usually holds true — its list ofpotential candidates shrinks consider-ably and doesn’t normally include any-one with a significant public profile.

That pattern is being challenged thistime around as the provincial Liberalshave two prominent members of thecommunity — Delta council memberIan Paton and retired police chief JimCessford — vying to carry the party’sbanner in Delta South in next spring’selection. The winner of the nomina-tion, however, won’t be in line for aslam dunk come the general election.In fact, they’ll face quite the challengeas history-making independent VickiHuntington announced recently sheintends to seek a third term next May.

Huntington has already vanquishedtwo “name” Liberal candidates so it’snot unreasonable to think she could doso again, although it should be notedthis riding was represented by a Liberalfrom 1991 to 2009, and by Socreds priorto that, so right wing ties run deep.

Paton and Cessford will need thatsupport if one of them is to becomeDelta South’s next MLA, but in order toget there, they’ll have to win two bat-tles, not just one.

Battleof‘names’

In 1964, my parents movedback to Vancouver aftermy dad finished school inToronto. They lived withmy grandparents for a little

while and were able to save somemoney and borrow a little to buya house just down the lane on43rd Avenue in Kerrisdale.

They paid $16,000 for a simpleCraftsman-style home on a 66-by-120-foot lot. It is the last olderhome on the block. All of theother ones have since been soldand torn down for newer digs. Mymom still lives there and enjoysthe amenities of the community.

Many years ago, the council ofthe day in Vancouver changed thezoning on part of the west side sohomes could be built on 33-footwide lots. I can remember therewas some criticism of the moveway back when. As it turned out,the zoning change went rightdown the middle of 43rd Avenue.Homes on the north side of thestreet could be built on 33-footlots while the south side of thestreet kept 66-foot lots.

Back then, all the north sidehomes were torn down so morehomes could be built. This didn’thappen all at once, but there wasalways new building going on,and the kids that lived on thestreet always had a constructionsite to play on. I recall we builtour share of forts with comman-

deered lumber scraps.Not much has changed in that

area since then, although thepressure is mounting. Our hum-ble family home is now a coupleof million dollar tear down. Acouple of blocks away there isa $6-million home that is beingdemolished so that some offshoreinvestor can build his vision ofthe Vancouver dream.

There are lots of vacant housesin this neighbourhood. My momwill occasionally see ownersat the residences. Not for longthough. She saw one of themrecently and exchanged pleas-antries. She thought it interestingthat the sighting was in early May,right at census time.

Last week, Dr. Paul Kershawwas on the radio talking about“Generation Squeeze” and the“Code Red” campaign that notes

that housing prices are out ofreach and out of control. Hesaid it now takes over 20 yearsfor the average home buyer tosave enough for a down paymentin this brutal housing market.Generation Squeeze tells usthat money and equity is overlyowned by the 50-plus set and thatpeople in their 20s, 30s and 40sare trapped in a housing crisisvoid.

I am very concerned that mydaughter will not have the chanceto live in her own community ifshe wants too. In South Delta, andparticularly Tsawwassen, housingstock is old and tired for the mostpart. “Affordability” is little morethan a notion. Out here we are athree-sided island and there is lit-tle wiggle room remaining to keepour community vibrant with anappropriate mix of generations.

I support the ALR, farmersand farming, but I think the ruralurban edge needs to be carefullyconsidered for housing opportu-nities. I also believe our governorsneed to consider amendments tothe OCP to afford densification inand around the town centres ofour communities.Mike Schneider is founder of

Project Pickle and likes to writeabout growing, cooking and eat-ing food. He was named as aJamie Oliver Food Revolutionambassador.

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Letters

Editor:Some distance from

where I live there is aseries of dogwood treesthat are now in full bloom,and they are a glorioussight. I walked past themthe other day and the flow-ers, symmetrical and pro-lific, form a blanket thatalmost hides the greenleaves that nourish them.

It was a drizzly morningand the white petals shim-mered and trembled withthe slightest movementof the air. I paused andreflected on the beautythat surrounds us.

Whether aided by the

hand of man, or on itsown, at this time of theyear nature seems to tapus on the shoulder andsay, “Look around you, seethe miracle that unfoldsbefore your eyes, life is allaround you and you arepart of it.”

Those flowers andbushes and trees that ourneighbours so lovinglynurture form an extend-ed canvas that is savouredon those long peacefulwalks. What a lovely placeto be, and what a timelyreminder to us of whatthings could be for a worldtoo often pummeled by

greed, oppression andcruelty.

We live on a rock — no,a jewel — that is hurtlingthrough space tethered toa star that gives us warmthand light. We are fortunateto say, as we gaze aroundus, near and far, this is ourhome, our Earth, and weare connected to it.

On Delta’s crest are thewords, “Ours to preserveby hand and heart.” Thisbeautiful combination ofsimple words is a mantranot just for our commu-nity, but for the wholeplanet.

Frank Buonanno

Editor:I am writing as a new

resident of this fair city.Recently, I have movedinto a brand new condocomplex in Tsawwassenthat just happens to bedirectly across from theCanada Post substation intown.

It’s great to be so closeto a mailbox and to haveour friendly mail carri-ers right across the street.Although the large mail

trucks with their air brakesdo come rather early(yawn) and stop out frontto unlock the gate, thuswaking us up, we werenot surprised by this, andexpect that over time wewill become used to thisfamiliar yet necessarynoise.

What we are surprisedat though is the constantstream of late night,intoxicated loiterers. ThisCanada Post property is

like a magnet for these latenight “rubies” and theiridiotic conversations, cell-phone chatter and evendrug use and sexual inter-actions.

While some of theseantics are (at times) enter-taining to listen to andwatch, mostly it is becom-ing tiresome and we wouldappreciate it if these losersfind another place to con-gregate.

SandyMechefske

Editor:In the vicinity of Cove

Links and Marina Gardenswe have for several weeksheard pile driving activity.

I dropped by theGeorge Massey TunnelReplacement Project officeon Steveston Highway thisweek. This office has cop-ies of many documents

relating to the tunnelreplacement.

The official on duty wasvery helpful and quicklyproduced relevant projectdata.

The current pile drivingis part of the geotechnicaltesting program necessaryfor lifetime integrity of thefoundations for the new

bridge. It is reassuring toknow this noise is in theinterest of the future safetyof bridge users.

I hope similar diligencegoes into design for theminimization of trafficnoise for those who livealong its corridors when itopens.

Brian Redway

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Letters

Editor:Re: Balance needed: port

CEO, May 27Robin Silvester, CEO

of the Port of Vancouver,claims the three core com-ponents to create balanceare economic prosperitythrough trade, healthyenvironment and thrivingcommunities.

In terms of local envi-ronment, the balance waslost years ago and we arenow left with less than20 per cent of the riverand estuary habitats thatexisted 100 years ago. Thecumulative effects of portand industrial develop-ment in the Fraser estuary,together with the acceler-ating loss of agriculturalland throughout the Fraserdelta, have put the survivalof international migratory

bird populations at criticalrisk, and caused popula-tion declines of manyother fish and wildlife,including Fraser salmon,and endangered southernresident orcas.

In terms of economicprosperity through trade,Silvester claims the needfor a second container ter-minal at Roberts Bank dueto a growth of 30 milliontonnes of cargo handledby the Port of Vancouverover the past five years.In fact, the port handledan increase of 24 milliontonnes between 2008 and2015. Of that 24-milliontonne increase, 13 millionwas coal, five million waswheat and two millionwas potash. So why do weneed a new container ter-minal?

The only growth inthe container business isfor U.S.-bound contain-ers. Canadian taxpayersare paying billions forGateway bridges, roadsand rail to funnel U.S.containers and U.S. dirtycoal through the Port ofVancouver. This is a hugenet loss for taxpayers.

Since 2008, Port ofVancouver net income hasincreased 15 per cent peryear, assets eight per centper year and managementsalaries 11 per cent peryear. At the same time,tonnage has increased lessthan three per cent peryear.

Silvester repeats hismantra that the portneeds more land. Thisis because the Port ofVancouver is no longer

about trade efficiencies.It is about land acquisi-tions and business spin-offs. Do we really want touse B.C.’s best farmlandand scarce industrialproperties to store emptycontainers? About 10 percent of the containers arefor the Metro Vancouverarea. Seventy-three percent are for back east orthe U.S.

If Transport Canadawants to create truebalanced and sustain-able trade, Minister MarcGarneau would resumeresponsibility for B.C.ports and ensure that theports of Prince Rupert,Vancouver and Ashcroftwork cooperatively in thepublic interest, not forvested interests.

Susan Jones

Balancelostyearsagowithport

Policedon’t showmuch interest in tax scamEditor:My wife just received

a call from someone

purported to be from theCanada Revenue Agencydemanding payment of

back tax owing.This individual, with a

very East Indian accent,was very threatening, say-ing unless back taxes werepaid we would be goingto jail.

Either her husband orlawyer must call 855-979-6557 immediately.

Knowing this was ascam and an attemptto extort money, wecalled the Delta PoliceDepartment to file acomplaint. The answerreceived was not what weexpected.

We were told they didnot take these complaintsand we had to call someagency back east.

It is interesting to goon the Internet and findpolice departments likethe one in Calgary areinvestigating these com-plaints yet our own policedepartment could virtuallycare less.

The next story willlikely be the elderly Deltaresident who fell for thescam and sent money asthey were unaware of thisscam as the Delta PoliceDepartment could not bebothered to do anything towarn the public.

Whatever happened toDelta Police Department’smotto of “no call toosmall?”

H.Wallace


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Letters

Editor:Re: MLA not ready toretire, May 20

I found it very timelyyou would run an articleon our independent MLAalong with the challengerslining up to face her nextyear.

Timely because recentlyVicki Huntington broughtan idea to the floor of thelegislature that was meantto allow more work to bedone in the time allottedwhen the legislature is insession. The idea was tolimit the amount of timespent on applause andverbal cat calls, etc. thatpermeates daily activity.

When she rose toread her suggestion, themembers of both partiesapplauded and jeeredthrough her entire presen-tation so the idea couldn’tbe heard. I guess whenyou have worked hard in

the 74 days the govern-ment was in session dur-ing 2015, you don’t wantanyone telling you therejust might be a way to getmore done. What arro-gance.

Also in March of thisyear the legislature brokeinto verbiage, usually asso-ciated with a pre-fight dis-cussion in a bar, betweenthe Liberal mines min-ister and an NDP critic.Immature and uncalledfor.

Then there was theincredible “Elbowgate”that the media investigat-ed in depth from Ottawa.More of childish partypolitics at its best.

Provincially or federally,this is not government,this is groups of individu-als elected to a positionwith no experience, nopriorities, limited capabili-ties and fewmanners, who

have pledged allegianceto their political party,and not the people whoelected them.

They show a completedisregard for taxpayers’money, perform wellbelow anything that wouldbe accepted in privateindustry and show nointerest in the concerns ofthe public they represent.

So when you reportthat people are lining upto challenge Huntingtonin 2017 it only says tome that these challeng-ers would be in Victoriato represent the Liberalsor the NDP and I believethe last thing South Deltaneeds is an MLA that isjust a party representative.With Huntington we havean honest MLA that onlyanswers to the people ofSouth Delta.

I find it really refreshingwhat Bernie Sanders and

Donald Trump are doingto the elite of party politicsin the United States.

Decades of waste,mismanagement, poorjudgment and creativeaccounting on all sides ofgovernment have createddebt that our great grand-children will still be pay-ing, and we have very littleto show for all that moneyspent.

I’m sure Huntington’schallengers will be wellknown people in the com-munity, but no matter howgood they are or what theyhave done, in Victoria theywould simply be anotherLiberal or NDP readingfrom the party playbook.

So I’ll stay withHuntington who is free toexpress her thoughts, andis more than happy tolisten to my concerns as aSouth Delta taxpayer.

Greg Hoover

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There as so many amaz-ing church, school andcommunity events, tiedinto arts and music, forresidents of South Delta toenjoy.

So often it comes downto a choice of attendingone over the option ofmany others.

It really is such a bless-ing of cultural richnessthat we should be thank-ful for and never take forgranted.

To attend and enjoy anarts or music event offersmany direct benefits likeencouraging and liftingour spirits; celebrating andengaging the creative workof friends and neighbours;inspiring our own possiblylatent gifts into creativeexpression; allowing us tosupport vital community

causes; and can even offeror trigger the possibilityof transformation in ourthoughts, actions andbeliefs.

While these kindof events are offeredthroughout the year, itseems like the spring and

early summer are filledwith abundant possibili-ties.

While I really do wishto encourage your attend-ance at such events, and Iam fully aware that familyperformance involvementis a strong priority draw, Ido extend an open invita-tion to you to celebratelocal artists as they showtheir work at TsawwassenUnited Church’s fourthannual TransformationArt Fair Weekend: The Artof All Ages, today throughSunday, featuring theSDSS Art Students/SeniorsPortrait Project and MegNeufeld, creative arts facil-itator of Alongside You, asour guest speaker.

Let’s celebrate the artsand give thanks for suchwonderful gifts.

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Soap BoxDerby

The inaugural SoapBox Derby takes placetomorrow with the firstrace scheduled for 10a.m. down 6th Avenuein Tsawwassen. The rac-ing takes place betweenMilsomWynd and 52ndStreet. Spectators areencouraged to walkor cycle to the event,which is presentedby the Rotary Club ofTsawwassen and theCorporation of Delta.

LadnerBandfest

The annual LadnerBandfest will fillMemorial Park withmusic this weekend.Hosted by the DeltaMusic Makers, the eventwill feature 17 largeconcert bands and oneorchestra performing40-minute concerts thatare free and open tothe public. It runs from11 a.m. to 6 p.m. bothtomorrow and Sunday.

Birding walkDelta Nature’s casual

birding walk, a Birdson the Bay event, takesplace next Wednesday,from 9 a.m. to noon-ish, at Boundary BayRegional Park. Join TomBearss and his infor-mal birdwatchers for a2.5-hour amble. Meetat Cammidge House inthe park. Informationat 604-940-9296 or [email protected]: Free for events;voluntary donation forsnacks.

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Reach Child andYouth DevelopmentSociety presents Mylesof Courage. MylesMcKie talks about hiseducational experi-ences, understandingof his autism and tran-sitioning to adulthoodand employment. Theevent takes place nextTuesday from 7 to 9p.m. at the Reach office,3-3800 72nd St., Ladner.$20 per person. Contact604-946-6622 ext. 359or email [email protected] to register.

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Splashdown Park’s lastseason kicks off this week-end.

It was recentlyannounced this yearwould be the final one forthe park and that “specialevents and giveaways” arein the works for visitors asa way to celebrate.

SplashdownmanagerHarold Frederiks told theOptimist last week that,so far, there is one specialevent confirmed for thesecond Sunday in August.

Summer Splash, whichis held annually, fea-tures reduced rates anda percentage of proceedsgoes to the Make-A-Wish

Foundation, Frederikssays.

“At the moment, that’sthe one that looks like it’sgoing to be our main eventfor the summer,” he says.

While the details for thisyear’s event are still beingworked on, Frederiks saysin the past it’s includedDJs, a watermelon eatingcontest, a three-on-threebasketball tournament, abarbecue, dunk tank andperformances.

As for other specialevents for the final season,Frederiks says, “There’sstill a lot of stuff in theworks. For the last littlewhile we’ve been focusingon getting the park ready,getting it open.”

Splashdown will be

closing its doors after theLabour Day long weekend.The park’s lease is comingto an end and won’t berenewed.

“Our goal is to makesure we go out on a high.Splashdown has been a

landmark for the LowerMainland for 33 yearsnow. We want to makesure we give people a greatopportunity for anotherfamily experience, orgroup experience, or what-ever that may look like for

the summer.”Frederiks says the park

has had over 2.5 millionpeople come through itsgates and has had approxi-mately 2,000 employeesover the years.

“We want to make surewe go out with a bang.”

Splashdown opens itsfinal season tomorrow.Hours are listed as 11 a.m.to 5 p.m. for the park’sopening weekend.

Splashdown is locatedat 4775 NulelumWay,Tsawwassen. For moreinformation on the water-park, visit www.splash-downpark.ca or call 604-943-2251. Splashdown alsohas a Facebook page andcan be found on Twitter(@SplashdownPark).

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Anew youththeatre com-pany is holdingauditions laterthis month for

its debut production.Acne Prone

Productions, founded byRachel Garrett, Sophia

Merritt and CassidyJohnston, is looking for 20to 25 cast members for itsadaptation of the Ballad ofRobin Hood, which will bestaged late next month atthe Earthwise Society gar-den in Boundary Bay.

“Robin Hood is so appli-cable across the board.You can make it fun for theadults in the audience and

for the kids watching,” saysGarrett.

Auditions are set forJune 13 and 14, startingat 3:15 p.m. both days, atSouth Delta Secondary’sEquinox Theatre. Thoseauditioning are asked tofill out and bring a form(available on the group’sFacebook page) and pre-pare about 30 seconds of

a song from amusical oftheir choice.

“It’s not a musical,but there is music in theshow,” says Merritt.

The group is also look-ing for crewmembersand sponsorship help.Donations will be usedfor things like posters,costumes, props and setmaterials.

Rehearsals are set tostart July 11 while theshow is scheduled to runfrom July 22 to 25.

The group’s Facebookpage can be found at www.facebook.com/acneprone-productions.

The group can also bereached via email at [email protected].

PHOTO BY GORD GOBLE

Sophia Merritt (left), Rachel Garrett and Cassidy Johnston have founded Acne Prone Productions. The group is holding auditions thismonth for its debut show, the Ballad of Robin Hood.

AcnePronereadies fordebutNewyouth theatre companyholding auditions thismonth inTsawwassen

FILE PHOTO

Splashdownmanager Harold Frederiks says the parkwants to go out with a bang.

Splashdownbegins final season thisweekend


Lifestyles

Livingituplikeroyalty inthenation’scapitalCOLLEEN FRIESENOptimist contr ibutor

Queen Victoria musthave been a pretty savvywoman.

Sure, she had good advi-sors, but ultimately, onDec. 31, 1857, it was upto the 38-year-old Queento pick the capital of theEmpire’s colony. Ottawa,a hinterland city that stillheld pig races in its muddystreets, seemed an oddchoice. It was far awayfrom the colony’s maincities, Quebec City andMontreal in what was thencalled Canada East, andKingston and Toronto inCanada West.

But with the RideauCanal serving as a vitaltransportation link, lotsof forest to protect it frompossible American inva-sion, a tactical hilltoplocation overlooking theOttawa River and, mostimportantly, strategi-cally placed between theFrench and English speak-ing populations, the des-ignated city quickly grewinto its vision as a capital.

As I checked intoOttawa’s castle-likeFairmont Chateau Laurier,

I found myself thinkingabout the Queen quite abit. Given the royal sur-roundings and the viewof Parliament Hill, I wassure she would have beenimpressed.

It was October when Ivisited. I had come to visitHanna, my late friend’s18-year-old daughter. Iwanted to give her a breakfrom her residency life atthe University of Ottawa.Besides, it was time for thenext generation to learnthe art of living well.

Saturday morninglooked like a perfect dayfor a bike ride. We went tothe front desk with a bicy-cle rental brochure wherethe young woman gentlyremoved the brochurefrommy hand. “I’ll call thevalet to bring up the com-plimentary bikes.”

Soon, we were wheel-ing our lovely white BMWbikes along the canal path.

The leaves were flamesof crimson, pumpkin andgold, swirling and crackingin the stiff winds that gust-ed off the canal. Brieflythe skies darkened andgritty snow spun aroundour heads and then, just asquickly, it changed back to

bright clouds and sun.At Dows Lake we turned

back to the hotel. It wastime, as I’m sure theQueen would have agreed,for high tea.

Our table was near thewindow. Overlooking thebundled pedestrians onthe street belowmade ourspot all the more com-forting. The server camewith the large tea trolley.Finally, we made our deci-sions. Hanna chose theapricot and peach blend. Ipicked my favourite scentof bergamot. Soon I wassipping the Fairmont’sown special Earl Greyblend.

The three-tiered traysarrived. Truffled eggsalad sandwiches, lightly-smoked ham and brie,salmon pinwheels… thetiny sandwiches started toadd up. Then we moved tothe upper tray; salted-car-amel chocolate tart, poppyseed cake, the crusty soft-ness of a macaroon.

Groaning, we finallyquit. After all, we wereplanning on attending thePoutine Fest on SparksStreet that night.

The weekend went bytoo fast. There was shop-

ping, the National ArtGallery, the Parliamenttour, the Byward Market,art galleries and thefoot-tapping gospelSunday brunch at FatboysSmokehouse.

But we both agreed thatit was Saturday night’s din-ner that topped the chart.At first I had been skep-tical at the restaurant’sconcept. Mexican andAsian cuisine? It soundedgimmicky with a great

potential for disaster, butit had come highly recom-mended.

The halibut in the fishtaco starter was crispedin a thin skiff of tempurabatter and placed on softthin pancakes. I considermyself a fish taco aficio-nado, and these were thebest I’ve ever tasted. Thesashimi outdid the tacos,the green papaya saladtopped the sashimi andwhen I tucked into the jas-

mine rice and butter currylobster, I nearly cried.

Life, like stormyweather, can knock yousideways. So when thoseskies clear, do yourself afavour…spend a little timeliving like royalty.

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PHOTO BY COLLEEN FRIESEN

Cycling the Rideau Canal.


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Carboot sales returntoCentennialBeach

Delta’s annual SpringClean-Up has come andgone but homeowners andapartment dwellers nowhave the ideal opportunityto sort through unwanteditems to generate a littlecash.

No need to experi-ence the hassle of yourown garage sale as vol-unteers of Boundary BayPark Association haveannounced plans for the13th consecutive seasonof a popular South Deltasummer event, the carboot sales at CentennialBeach parking area.

The first sale is sched-uled for Saturday,June 11 beginning at8:30 a.m. Sales will beheld every second andfourth Saturday throughSeptember, weather per-mitting.

Prospective vendors

can load up their vehicleand head to CentennialBeach parking area inBoundary Bay RegionalPark. Reservations are notrequired and the only costis $10, which provides twospaces — one for the vehi-cle and one for the goods.

Vendors are asked toarrive at 8 a.m. and set upready for opening at 8.30a.m.

Volunteers are on handto assist and also have afew ground sheets as loan-ers.

Closing time and dis-mantling of displays isnoon, with the space to becleared by 12.30 p.m.

“Think about what willactually sell before youload up your vehicle,”Frank Rogers, presidentof the Boundary Bay ParkAssociation, says to first-time vendors.

“Be realistic about pric-ing but certainly don’t giveit away and place pricestickers on your itemsahead of time.”

Rogers also recom-mends vendors bringalong a ground sheet todisplay items, bring appro-priate change and arriveearly so they’re well pre-pared.

Boot sales always fea-ture a variety of items,including householdgoods, garden tools, crafts,clothing, jewelry andmore.

In case of inclementweather, the sale may becancelled and such infor-mation is posted on theassociation’s website atwwwboundarybayparkas-sociation.wordpress.com.

Additional informationis available by calling 604-940-9296.

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Volunteers with the Boundary Bay Park Association recently announced plans forthe 13th annual car boot sales. Starting June 11, the sales take place on the secondand fourth Saturdays of themonth through September.

First sale of 2016 season set for next Saturday


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Sidekickdebuts lastshowoftheseason

The Sidekick Playersopen their last productionof the season next weekat the Tsawwassen ArtsCentre with Norm Foster’shilarious comedy Looking.

Directed for Sidekickby Jacqollyne Keath, it’severything you’d want inan adult romantic comedy— smart, sexy and, most ofall, extremely funny.

In this day and age, somany singles are lookingfor love online.

Match.com,SeniorPeopleMeet.com,Tinder and even onecalled SugarDaddyForMe.com are burning up theInternet and have becomebig business worldwide.Looking takes us back tothe “old fashioned” way offinding love — the news-

paper. The play is aboutfour singles, two womenand two men, who areeach looking for somekind of relationship.

Val (Carol Jones) is adivorced single who hasn’thad a date in six years. Herbest friend Nina (CathyCollis) looks in the datingclassified pages on herfriend’s behalf. The ad sheanswers in Andy’s (PaulFisher).

They set up a blind datebut, to buffer the situa-tion, Val brings along Ninaand Andy brings alonghis best buddy Matt (JoeZucchiatti).

What happens nextmakes for a signatureFoster comedy.

Foster takes the awk-ward situation of a blind

date and turns it into agood two-hour laugh fest,with some serious self-discoveries thrown in forgood measure.Looking opens

Thursday, June 9 andruns to Saturday, June25, Thursday, Friday andSaturday evenings at 8p.m. There are two mati-nees: Sunday, June 12 andSunday, 19 at 2 p.m. Bothmatinees have a question-and-answer “Talk Back”after the performance withthe director and cast.

Sidekick presents itsplays in a bistro-style thea-tre where refreshmentsavailable to enjoy duringthe performance.

Reservations are recom-mended and can be madeby calling 604-288-2415.

PHOTO BY ALISON MAIN-TOURNEUR

Looking stars (from left) Carol Jones as Val, Joe Zucchiatti as Matt, Paul Fisher asAndy and Cathy Collis as Nina.

Three-week runofNormFoster’sLookingopens June 9 at TsawwassenArts Centre


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There’s plenty goingon at the McKee SeniorsRecreation Centre inLadner for Seniors Week(June 6 to 11).

“The activities that areplanned here are just thetip of the iceberg as to thenumber of activities weactually have going,” saysMcKee board memberPeggy Knight.

The week gets startedMonday with a parade at10 a.m.

Highlighted activi-ties throughout the weekinclude mah jong, bridgetournaments, carpet bowl-ing and jackpot bingo.

Everything is organizedby seniors, notes boardmember Amar Dhillon.

“It’s all about seniorsbeing celebrated for thewhole week,” she says.

One of the featureevents is a strawberry teahonouring members whoare 90 and over on Fridayat 2 p.m. Delta policeChief Neil Dubord andpolice trauma dog Caber,a Labrador retriever, areexpected to be in attend-

ance for the tea.There will also be a

special diner’s club dinnerouting on Tuesday at 5:30p.m. at the Rose & Crownin Tsawwassen.

McKee membership isavailable to those 50 andup.

“This is a place that

people can come and doas much as you want,” saysspecial events coordinatorLiz Salikin. “You can do fit-ness, you can do dancing,you can do yoga, tai chi,Pilates, play cards, playbingo…”

Knight adds that “there’ssomething for everyone.”

McKee SeniorsRecreation Centre is locat-ed at 5155-47th Ave. Call604-946-1411.

McKee Seniors Recreation CentreSchedule

Monday, June 610 a.m. — paradeTuesday, June 79 a.m. to noon—Mah Jong Open House1 to 3:30 p.m. — Partner Bridge Tournament (mem-

bers only)5:30 p.m. — Diner’s Club at Rose & CrownWednesday, June 812:30 to 3 p.m. — Crib Tournament (members only)6:30 to 10 p.m. — Duplicate Bridge Tournament

(members only)Thursday, June 99 a.m. to noon— Carpet Bowling Open House, Mah

Jong Open House12 to 3 p.m. — Delta Senior Support Coordinator

Booth7 to 10 p.m. — JammersFriday, June 1010 a.m. to noon—Delta Emergency Social Services

Booth2 p.m. — Strawberry Tea honouring members 90+

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Playoffs1 to 3 p.m. — Jackpot Bingo

CelebratingseniorsforthewholeweekMcKee Seniors RecreationCentre hasmany activities planned

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Members play some billiards at McKee Seniors Recreation Centre in Ladner.


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The week gets startedwith a pancake breakfastMonday morning, notesdirector of recreation JohnLusted.

There are free activi-ties later that day includ-ing exercise sessions,bridge and urban pol-ing. KinVillage’s UniqueBoutique also has a sale

for members.A concert is lined up for

Tuesday at 2 p.m. featuringAlan Matheson (trumpet,piano) and Jon Roper (gui-tar). Matheson, who’s alsoa composer and arranger,has written arrangementsfor jazz legends ClarkTerry and Bud Shank, hiswebsite notes. Roper hasbeen performing in theVancouver music scenefor over a decade and histouring and recording

credits cover many stylesof music.

Wednesday’s activitiesinclude bingo, which fea-tures lots of prizes, Lustednotes.

A bridge tournamentand luncheon on Friday isexpected to draw partici-pants from all over Delta,he adds.

KinVillage CommunityCentre is at 5430-10th Ave.For more information, visitwww.kinvillage.org.

Monday, June 69 to 10:30 a.m. — Pancake breakfast

($7)10 a.m. to 3 p.m. — Unique Boutique

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Delta is celebrating Seniors Weekwith activities at additional civic facili-ties around the municipality. Below is aschedule of events taking place beyondKinVillage Community Centre andMcKee Seniors Recreation Centre:

Monday, June 6Kennedy Seniors Recreation CentreZumba, 10 — 11 a.m.Deltassist Display, 10 a.m. — 1 p.m.Guest speaker: police Chief Neil

Dubord, 11:15 a.m.North Delta Recreation CentreCoffee, Tea & Cookies, 10:30 —11:45

a.m.Pickle Ball Tournament, 12 — 3 p.m.

(drop-in admission rates)Tuesday, June 7

Kennedy Seniors Recreation CentreMobile Hearing Clinic, 9:30 a.m. — 3

p.m.Delta Seniors Planning Team Display,

10 a.m. — 1 p.m.Ladner Leisure CentreThird annual Seniors Water Volleyball

Tournament, 9 — 10 a.m. (drop-in admis-sion rates)

Coffee, Tea & Cookies, 9 — 11:30 a.m.Sungod Recreation Centre, Winskill

Aquatic & Fitness CentreCoffee, Tea & Cookies, 11 a.m. — 12:30

p.m.Wednesday, June 8

Kennedy Seniors Recreation CentreDisplays, 9 a.m. — 1 p.m.Western-themed Luncheon, 11:30 a.m.Jammers Go Country, 1 p.m.Sungod Recreation Centre, Winskill

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Seniors Fitness Information Booth(Lobby), 9 a.m. — 12 p.m.

Pickle Ball Tournament (drop-inadmission rates), 12 — 3 p.m.

Thursday, June 9Kennedy Seniors Recreation CentreBig Moves Big Gains Demo, 9 — 10

a.m.Lawn Bowling Lessons, 10 — 11 a.m.Nutrition Seminar — Keyrsten

McEwan, 1 — 2 p.m.Firehall Centre for the ArtsBring Your Grandparents to Creative

Critters, 9:30 — 11:30 a.m.Firehall Centre for the Arts, Ladner

Community Centre, South DeltaRecreation Centre

Badminton Tournament — prizes andrefreshments, 10:15 a.m. —12 p.m. (regu-lar admission rates)

Friday, June 10Kennedy Seniors Recreation CentreArt Show Awards, 3 p.m.South Delta Recreation CentrePickle Ball Tournament — prizes and

refreshments, 12:45 — 3 p.m. (regularadmission rates)

Saturday, June 11Kennedy Seniors Recreation CentreInternational Travel Dinner —

Featuring Freedom 95, 1:30 p.m. Ticketsmust be purchased in advance

Tsawwassen Arts CentreSeniors Canvas Creations, 11 a.m. — 1

p.m., $5Sunday, June 12

Kennedy Seniors Recreation CentreSingers Country Concert, 2 — 3:30 p.m.

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ShortsSCOREBOARDLACROSSEWest Coast Senior Association

GP W L T PtsLangley 7 6 1 0 12Ladner 5 5 0 0 10Royal City 7 4 3 0 8Nanaimo 6 3 2 1 7Victoria 6 3 2 1 7Coquitlam 6 3 3 0 6North Shore 5 0 5 0 0Valley 5 0 6 0 0

West Coast Junior LacrosseCoquitlam 11 10 1 0 20New West 9 7 1 1 15R. Meadows 9 5 2 2 12Delta 10 5 4 1 11Richmond 10 5 4 1 11Pt Coquitlam 9 5 2 1 11North Shore 10 2 8 0 4Port Moody 9 1 8 0 2Langley 11 1 10 0 2

B.C. Intermediate “A” LeagueVictoria 11 9 2 0 18Coquitlam 11 8 3 0 16Langley 9 7 2 0 14Maple Ridge 9 7 2 0 14Delta 10 7 3 0 14Nanaimo 10 4 6 0 8New West 10 4 6 0 8Pt Coquitlam 8 2 6 0 4Richmond 10 1 9 0 2

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Some key players froma longtime Delta minorfootball rivaly have cometogether to produce anational championship.The B.C. All-Star Youth

team captured the U16title at the recent 2016Flag Football NationalChampionships in Halifaxby winning five of sixgames, including a 42-33victory over Saskatchewanin the final.B.C. is once again

participating in FootballCanada sanctionedchampionships thanksto the newly formedB.C. Provincial FootballAssociation (BCPFA)which was officially rec-ognized by the sport’snational governing bodyback in April. The BCPFAcurrently represents fourprovincial gridiron orga-nizations, including theB.C. Community FootballAssociation that includesthe South Delta Ramsand North Delta MinorFootball.The National Flag

Football Championshipspresented the first oppor-tunity for B.C. to returnto the national stage withfive divisions — U16, U18and U20 Male, along withU16 and U18 Female.The eight-member

B.C. team for the 5 asidegames brought togethertop talent from five pro-grams, including SouthDelta’s Michael Calvertand Billy Matwichyna.They were joined byNorth Delta’s JalenPhilpot, Tyson Philpotand Josh Haydu, alongwith Victoria’s IsaiahCardilichia, Surrey’sJamall Mensah andGraemeMelnyk fromCoquitlam.Calvert and

Matwichyna not onlyhelped the Rams repeatas provincial Bantam

champions in the tackleversion of the game, theyaged up to see significantplaying time with the SunDevils at the high schoollevel last fall. Calvert wasa three-way starter by theend of the season, includ-ing quarterback.The Philpot twins star

at Seaquam Secondarywhere they led theSeahawks to the provin-cial junior varsity semi-finals before bowing outto eventual championNewWest.The B.C. flag team hap-

pened to be coached bytheir father — former B.C.Lions star running backCory Philpot who helpedthe CFL team win the1994 Grey Cup and stillholds the club record formost touchdowns in aseason with 22.For years, Philpot

coached his boys in NorthDelta Minor Football untilthey left the communityranks for Seaquam’s pro-gram.His North Delta teams’

biggest rival was typicallythe Rams. The flag All-StarYouth team presented anopportunity to bring thetalented rivals together.Philpot even asked SouthDelta coaches BrentCalvert (offence) and DanMatwichyna (defence) toserve as his assistants.B.C. opened the cham-

pionships with a 33-17loss to Saskatchewan,then rolled to decisivewins over Manitoba (51-13), Nova Scotia (44-12)and Ontario (52-12).Another victory againstManitoba (41-7) fol-lowed in the semi-finals,before the boys avengedtheir earlier loss toSaskatchewan.Matwichyna came back

from a wrist injury to haulin a one-handed TD catchfrom Calvert in the cham-pionship game, whilea goal line interceptionby Calvert secured the

national title.“When the boys said

they were wanted to cometogether to do this, I toldthem I would step upand coach,” said Philpot.“Saskatchewan was anexperienced team anda little older than us. Itshowed in that first gamebut it was a learning expe-rience and we made theproper adjustments forthe final.”Philpot added flag

football’s popularity hasbeen surging in recentyears and the door beingre-opened for nationaltournaments providesfurther opportunities.

He also takes teams totournaments in the U.S.through his All-Star Youthprogram and mentionedhow Abbotsford’s ChaseClaypool was initiallyscouted by Notre Dame ata 7-on-7 flag tournament.There was little time

for the players to savourbeing national champs.They were back in actionthis past weekend at theprovincial champion-ships in Richmond wherethe team finished secondto Kelowna in the U19Division. The All-StarsYouth included anotherSouth Delta player —Douglas Jameson.

Since the Kelowna ros-ter featured mainly Grade12 players, the Okanagansquad will be representingB.C. in the U20 Division atthe 2017 Nationals whileAll-Stars will be compet-ing in the U18 flight.The boys turned their

attention back to tacklefootball as the Sun Devilsspring camp wrapping upthis week with a scrim-mage in Rutland Friday,along with the upcom-ing Zone Bowl provincialtournament in early July.That regional team

will feature a number oflocal players and will becoached by Philpot.

Former B.C. Lions star Cory Philpot guidesAll-Star Youth to first place inHalifax

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South Delta football players Billy Matwichyna (left) andMichael Calvert with thenational championship banner, along with head coach Cory Philpot after the B.C.team’s win in Halifax last month.


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A pair of South Delta softball standoutscapped outstanding freshman seasonsby helping the Douglas College Royalsfinish second at the Northwest AthleticConference Championships inPortland.

The Royals headed southseeded fourth and would relyheavily on the play of Ladnerpitcher Keeley Ainge andTsawwassen infielder TaylorWoodward.

Douglas opened champion-ships with a pair of wins, includ-ing a 2-0 triumph over Spokanethat saw Ainge pitch a two-hitshutout.

The Royals moved on to faceNo. 1 seed Bellevue, a team theyhad split four regular seasonmeetings with. Ainge was perfectthrough four innings as her teamraced out to a 6-0 lead. Bellevuefinally got a pair of runs in thesixth and seventh innings butit was much too late in a 9-4Douglas win.

The result kept the Royals inthe winner’s bracket and set-up a show-down with the lone other unbeaten team—Mt Hood.

A terrific battle saw Douglas trailing 3-2in the seventh when Delta Heat alumniDanielle Villio clutched up to hit her first

collegiate home run and send the gameinto extra innings. The Royals took a 4-3lead in the top of the eight but Mt. Hoodgot to Ainge for a pair of runs in its half of

the inning for a 5-4 win.The loss sent Douglas to the

loser’s bracket and a rematchwith Bellevue. Woodward led theoffence with a pair of hits, threeRBIs and two of runs while Aingewent the distance again in an 8-6victory.

The Royals would need tobeat Mt Hood twice to becomechampions but three errors and

only five hits resulted in a 7-2 lossto end a memorable campaign.Ainge was named to the All-Tournament Team after workingan amazing 39.3 innings of the43 the Royals played over sixgames. She finished with a 4-2record and a 2.69 era.

Earlier, she was named a FirstTeam Conference All-Star thanksto a 21-7 regular season recordthat included 3.24 ERA, whilestriking out 101.

Woodward was not only a First TeamConference selection but was also thelone Douglas player named to the NFCA/NWAC All-American Team. Softball B.C.’s2015 Minor Player of the Year batted .484with four home runs and 51 RBI.

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778.938.5599www.tammymatson.com [email protected]

TAMMY MATSON

4925 Weaver Dr.Tsawwassen

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526 Erin PlaceTsawwassen

6545 Hillside Cres.N Delta

Beach Grove home on SUNNY south facing lot!!!QUIET location & steps to beach trails, golf course,& quaint Beach Grove Cafe!Walk to schools, stores,restaurants & transit. OPEN Sat & Sun 2-4

1290 Morris Cres., Tsawwassen$1,238,000

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Regency Realty Ltd.1333 - 56th St., Delta, BC

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LOCATION LOCATIONLOCATION!

• Updated rancher style Townhouse•2 Bedroom, l bath withseparate entrance and patio garden•Enjoy the Clubhouse, pool,tennis recreation facilities•Convenient to Canada Line, shopping,restaurants and all amenities.

8630 Citation Drive $299,900

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WANT CHARM ANDCOMFORT

•Cozy 3-4 Bdrm. Home with Vaultedceiling and New Kitchen• Private 8,988 sf fenced gardens safefor children and pets• Huge wrap around deck for hostingBBQ's and entertaining family andfriends

871 Bayview Drive $1,248,000

TSAWWASSEN

GREAT PRICE! YOU'LLLOVE TO COME HOME!• Spacious 3 Bdrm, 3 Bath updatedSemi-Detached House• Home office, Den and Separate Huge20' x 12' wired Handyman's DreamWorkshop• Sunny gardens galore (fenced) grow yourown Veggies, play VolleyBall or just relax!

4813 44 Avenue $749,900

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5465 Maple Cr. $932,000

LADNERCOMING SOON!!!!• Cliff Drive Panoramic Views• 5 Bdrm 3 Bath Custom Home• More than Half an Acre on a Park-like Setting!• Expect to be Envied

TSAWWASSEN1486 View Cr. $799,800

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5024 Wallace Avenue $1,488,000

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4882 TURNBUCKLE WYND, LADNER3bedroomtownhome inhistoric LadnerVillage. Freshly renovatedwithnew paint, new flooring + new doors. Updated kitchen + bathroom.Bright, spacious loG style living on 3 levels. Bonus rec room, single cargarage plus amazing outdoor entertaining paIo.

NEW LISTING

COMING SOON...4 bedroom home in West Ladner. BeauIfully landscaped west-facing backyard, perfect for entertaining. New roof, new windows.Very well maintained with large eat-in kitchen and private south-facing side deck. Great for a family... walk to nearby recreaIon,Ladner Village & all levels of school.

$525,000

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#100-5000 BRIDGE ST, DELTA, B.C. V4K 2K4 604-943-3110SUTTON GROUP SEAFAIR REALTY

The perfect, completelyrenovated, 3 bedroom in

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OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 PM, 5438 Chandlewyck Wynd, Tsawwassen

• Fabulous 3,300 sq.ft. Rancher• Huge 15,000 sq.ft. south facing lot• 3 Bedrooms, den and media room• 2 Separate 2-car garages + RV parking• Sparkling pool - newer liner and heater• 7 year old ceramic tile roof• 2 Newer furnaces and 2 H/W tanks• Marble floors, skylights, thermo windows• Beautiful gardens and flowers• Loads of storage and so much more!

SOLD SOLD5438 Chandlewyck Wynd, Tsawwassen

Harry Siempelkamp604-218-2169

WELCOME

Frank Becir, Manager of Royal LePage Regency Realty Ltd is pleased to welcome HarrySiempelkamp to his sales team.

Harry spent much of his childhood in Tsawwassen playing soccer and sailing in thewarm waters of Boundary Bay and so it was natural that he returned to buy his first homeand raise his family in this comfortable community. Although a new minted realtor Harryhas worked in and around the housing industry his entire career. A journeyman carpenter,he started his own company; built and sold many beautiful homes; worked in the renovationindustry and project managed the construction of houses and large public buildings all overthe lower mainland. Working in the housing industry for over 30 years has honed Harry’sknowledge of construction and residential development, as well as his ability to workeffectively with people from all sectors of the industry. Harry listens, he is collaborative andbringing people together to achieve a common goal is second nature to him.

When not working hard for his clients, Harry can be found in the mountainsparagliding. This sport requires serious attention to detail and continuous risk evaluationand Harry looks forward to bringing these attributes, along with his industry savvy, to hisnew career.

Regency Realty Ltd.

1333 – 56th StreetDelta

604-943-7411


Re/Max Progroup Realty5360 12 AvenueTsawwassen

Exceptional service • 20-point marketing plan • Call us for a free consultation

Aileen NoguerREALTOR®


Joanne EvansREALTOR®

It’s not just an investment, it’s a home.Trust us to help you

make the right move.

604.946.8000www.deltahomes.carealestateinsouthdelta.ca

Based on 2013 closedMLS transactions.Source: CREA, RE/MAX

#305-15795 Croydon Dr. SurreyURBAN LIVING!

$299,000

MORGAN CROSSING -The perfect location in a linenew building! Freshly paintedtwo bed/ two bath unit withwestern/sunny exposure. Warmlaminate flooring, cozy fireplace, open concept kitchenwith stainless appliances,overlooks living area. Urbanlifestyle - Steps to shops, cafe’s,Steve Nash gym, ideal location!Visitor parking underground.Pets OK! (Rentals OK 10%)

6220 Brodie Road

$999,899

Rare find-custom built byquality builder! Spaciousrooms, two gas fireplaces,bedroom/den on main withadjacent 3 piece bathrm.New white kitchen withgranite countertops. Upperfloor features four bedrooms,large master suite with fourpiece ensuite! Recent roof,new carpet, two skylights,interior and exterior paintoversize garage. 5005sq.ft south exposed yard.Hurry on this one!

6260 28th AvenueMASTERPIECE! Stunning TEN-acre parcel, minutes from Ladner! Custom

built sprawling estate with great room, full size PUB withseparate entrance, wine cellar and five bedroom, den +library, an very special home. Ideal for a large family ormulti-generational families! Indoor pool+spa. Double cargarage PLUS 90x44 climate controlled outbuilding for anytype of collection (30 car capacity). Workshop+8 stall horsebarn and paddock. Zoned A-1. Asking-$4,475,000

Please allow time for booking viewings.

$4,475,000

#125-8860 No. 1 Road, Richmond

$208,800

* Over 900 sq.ft. inApple Green Park!

* Located across fromSeafair Shopping Mall

* Recreation facilitiesinclude: indoor/outdoorpool, billiards room,sharing library, guestsuite & clubhouse!

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8626 141st Street, Surrey

$689,000

* Open concept 3 bed 2.5 bath2,279 sqft home in popularBROOKSIDE!!

* Located on a 7,107 sqftlot in nature’s finest setting -GREENSPACE!!

* Private back yard w/ hot tub* Oversized garage!* New furnace 2016 AND

Hot water tank only 1year old!DEFINITELY A MUST SEE!!

Aileenand

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5377 Paton Drive $839,000 5059 Westminster Avenue $959,000 4707 Cannery Place $949,899

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Cliff drive area property with someviews of Boundary Bay and twinklingski-hills lights in the evening! Longterm owners have kept this homemeticulously, located on a10,062 sq. ft. lot this features new vinylwindows, furnace (2009), baseboards -this is a rare find! Total four bedrooms,ensuite & four piece bath upstairs areupdated (seamless glass shower doors,brushed nickel fixtures plus more!)RV + boat + trailer parking north sidePLUS double car garage! Lot size95 (frontage) x 40 x 120 x 75 x 83.

1111 English Bluff - Open Sun June 5th 2-4pm

$1,198,000

English country cottage - charming3 bedroom + den RANCHER - total1,210 sq.ft. - hardwood flooring, vaultedceiling in living room.Cozy den off living room - perfect forcurling up with a book in front of thelarge windows! Charming garden frontand back bursting with a year roundgarden & fruit trees! Front deck13’ x 12’ plus rear deck 20’ x 12.New garage! 240 sq.ft.! Plus workshop!192 sq. ft!

5017 60A Street

$829,999

It is all about location!This is the most affordable2 bedroom in the heartof Ladner. End unit withfabulous N/W partiallycovered patio. 928 sq. ft.,newer flooring andbathroom updates.Come see!

#107-4926 48th Avenue

$319,000

Open concept twolevel home with all theupdates done for you!Private west exposedyard with sundrencheddeck ideal for yearround enjoyment!

COMING SOON! Updated Family home in Beach Grove

THE BEST LOCATION on the BEST BEACH the Lower Mainland has to offer.With 61’ of beach waterfront & a 15,931 sq. ft. rectangular lot, check in with theCorporation of Delta for the possibility of SUBDIVIDING into two lots or lovingthe expansive west facing lot, as is (swimming pool / sports court?). The home is acontemporary build, with lots of windows & gorgeous views over the Bay.A renovation would make this home AMAZING or hold on and build your newhome. Complete NEW seawall replacement 2015.

OUR CLIENTS ARE TALKING!I am delighted to take this opportunity to commend Remax Pro Realty Group, and two of its Realtors in particular.

My recent experience with selling my home and purchasing a new residence was very exciting and, as always, somewhat stressful.However, it was not fraught with suspense, disappointment, and frustration as it well could have been. For this, I would like togive heartfelt and sincere thanks to my realtors, Aileen Nogeur and Joanne Evans.

This is not my first time working with these realtors, and not the first time I have been impressed with their professionalism,expertise, and most importantly, genuine caring attitude. I highly recommend this team to anyone seeking to buy or sell a homein South Delta.

Sincerely,Judith Hutchinson

58 Centennial Parkway - Tsawwassen’s Boundary Bay Waterfront - Open Saturday 2-4pmNEW PRICE!

OVER 10,620 SQ.FT. LOT

$3,798,000

Open House

Open House


Re/Max Progroup Realty5360 12 AvenueTsawwassen

Exceptional service • 20-point marketing plan • Call us for a free consultation

Aileen NoguerREALTOR®


Joanne EvansREALTOR®

It’s not just an investment, it’s a home.Trust us to help you

make the right move.

604.946.8000www.deltahomes.carealestateinsouthdelta.ca

Based on 2013 closedMLS transactions.Source: CREA, RE/MAX

6260 28th AvenueStunning TEN-acre parcel, minutes from Ladner! Custombuilt sprawling estate with great room, full size PUB withseparate entrance, wine cellar and five bedroom, den +library, an very special home. Ideal for a large family or multi-generational families! Indoor pool + spa. Double car garagePLUS 90 x 44 climate controlled outbuilding for any type ofcollection (30 car capacity). Workshop + 8 stall horse barn andpaddock. Zoned A-1.

Please allow time for booking viewings.$4,475,000

10 ACRES!

6240 Holly Park Drive

$999,899

1747 Southmere Crescent

$679,000

1749 Southmere Crescent

$689,000

5476 52nd Avenue

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#14-3459 River RoadLive the waterfront lifestyle in thisthree bedroom floating home in CanoePass Village! Third floor deck providesstunning views and amazing sunsets,moor your boat adjacent in your own 40’boat slip! Bright updated kitchen, livingand dining areas, with added light fromthe third floor, views from most windows!Total of 1517 sq.ft with a monthly mainfees of $415/month, garage with extrastorage and second parking stall. Live thedream of owning a float home in one themost popular float home properties!Call Aileen for more details!

$674,900

Canoe Pass-FLOAT HOME!

#103-4743 W. River RdRare floor plan in the everpopular RiverWest!1,407 sq. ft includingone bedroom and denPLUS 2 baths. Groundfloor unit with nice patioclose to the Marina!

$419,000

5278 Clipper PlaceMarina Gardens spacious 2,344sq.ft. home nestled in a cul-de-sac,vaulted ceiling in living and diningrooms, cook’s kitchen (FisherPaykel) 5 burner gas range +fridge, Bosch dishwasher, HUGEprep area, family room with gasfireplace. Main floor bedroom w/3 piece bath with walk-in shower.12x10 detached office/shop. Fourmore bedrooms on upper floor!Private sunny yard with large deckfor year round enjoyment!

$1,000,999

4880 55B StreetWhen only the best of the best willdo! Constructed as the perfect familyhome, every detail and design featureshas been thoughtfully built withexceptional care and precision. Enterthrough the beautiful front doors intothe heart of the home, open conceptliving including the fabulous kitchenwith premier appliances, bright largewindows, gorgeous H/W flooring anddesigner window coverings. FOUR bedsup including the master suite with THEmost lavish walk-in closet and spa-likeensuite. BONUS: area on main for suiteor office with own entry.

$1,498,000

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“Working with the Chancey’s on our sale this Spring was a great experience. Their inside knowledge ofthe Ladner Market was a key to the overall success of the sale. Most important to us though was that thecommunication was clear, we were always understood and never had to ask for anything twice or felt anypressure. I already have and certainly recommend the Chancey team”- Rob in Ladner

“Thank you so much Linda! Bob and you have gone above and beyond (as always!). Diane and I reallyappreciate all you have done for us.”Best Regards,Brian, Tsawwassen

“When I decided to list my house I remembered so many examples, good and bad, of others’ experiences inselling their homes. There is a common denominator for success, the Agent. A good Agent sells and a not sogood Agent sits and waits. The Chanceys are not sitters, they are SELLERS. I chose them because of theirexperience, knowledge and achievements in the Real Estate industry. There are few people who can keep upto their professionalism, determination and commitment to their clients. The results were phenomenal.Thank you. The Chanceys will always be my first recommendation in Real Estate.”


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1929 CHARM4452 Arthur Drive, Ladner

This home will surprise you with it’s size! 2614 square feeton three levels. Bright spacious rooms, country sized oakkitchen complete with island and an eating area. Living roomand formal dining room boast original oak and walnut floorsand original softwoods in the balance of the two upper floorrooms. The main floor den could easily be a 4th bedroomThis home retains all of its craftsman style charm withmodern updates including rebuilt firebox in the original woodburning fireplace updated plumbing and wiring and tanklesshot water system. There is a summer kitchen downstairs forcanning and preserving and direct access to the 22 by 16covered patio for summer entertaining in your very privatebackyard which backs ontothe Chillukthan slough.

NEW PRICE

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PORT GUICHON JEWEL4482 45th St, Ladner

This one owner home is a must to see. Great neighborhood,just 1 block from school. Newer kitchen with stainless steelappliances, vinyl windows, newer roof, exterior just painted.Cozy home with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths on a spacious6652 square foot corner lot. See you this weekend!

$659,900

302, 1300 Hunter Road,Tsawwassen

JUST LISTED - HURRY!Stunning 1315 sq.ft. condowithVIEWoverlooking the 17th fairwayofBeachGroveGolf course. This 2 bedroomand den S/E exposedsuite has 10 ft. ceilings, quality engineered flooring throughout,beautiful new galley kitchen with quartz countertops overlookingfamily room which has cathedral windows and vaulted ceiling.Living room with gas fireplace and dining rooms with accessto sunny deck. Lovely master bedroom with windows to theeast over the golf course, includes walk-thru closet and 5 pieceensuite. 2nd bedroomwith access to yet another private balcony.Cozy den makes a great computer room.. Over $90K spent onthese beautiful renovations. The best of what Tsawwassen hasto offer right now - Act now andget in today!

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#8, 6380 48A Avenue, LadnerOver 1,800 square foot upper unit in Garden Estates featuring 2 large bedrooms,spacious den, entertainment size living and dining areas, galley kitchen with eatingarea leads to one of 2 fantastic decks. Attached garage plusone additional parking space. Don’t delay on this one! $579,000

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SPRAWLING & SPACIOUSB302, 1248 Hunter Road, TsawwassenYou’ll be TICKLED PINK with this absolutelyflawless one owner 1,263 square foot condo inFairway Estates. Walk to shops, bus, rec centerand much more. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, largeliving & dining rooms, family room/eating area;gas fireplace.. Lovely kitchen; covered westexposed balcony. Clean as a whistle. Lots ofstorage and secureunderbuilding parking. $1,128,000

78 Diefenbaker WyndThis home is an a premier area located just aminutes walk from the best park in Tsawwassen.Just one block away from park, transit & elementaryschool. This well maintained 2,000 square foothome features newer kitchen, family room, livingroom with gas fireplace and formal dining area.3 bedrooms plus BONUS LOFT area for office orden. Updates includes kitchen, windows, furnace, hotwater tank & gas fireplace. Beautifully & meticulouslymanicured landscaping.Hurry, this will not last!

$1,999,000

4577 56A Street, LadnerPalatial 1 1/2 year young custom built homeon a sprawling 10,400 square foot cul-de-saclot! Quality finishings throughout. This lovely4,000 square foot home includes gorgeousformal living; dining; gourmet kitchen, spicekitchen, family room; 4 bedrooms, 5 1/2 bathsplus a 2 bedroom legal suite. Great outdoorarea and detached shop/office. Located closeto bus, recreation, parks and Ladner Village.This spectacularproperty is a mustto see!

Greater VancouverReal Estate Board#1 REALTOR®

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Our family is very proud of our achievements selling real estate inSouth Delta *Based on bob Chancey and or Linda Chancey career

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GroupSeafair Realty

604.868.7858

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A truly Charming one-of-a-kind home in one of Tsawwassensbest locations - and on a large flat 8557 sq. ft. lot! Fantasticfamily layout with a separate studio/office space (great placefor the kids) AND a bonus space with it’s own front door fora home based business etc. Recently renovated kitchen andliving space look out French doors to a tranquil, private yardhighlighted by a nice water feature, extra privacy and lots ofroom to entertain. Great location featuring beautiful homesand peace and quiet yet within walking distance to schools,shopping and recreation. Book your private showing today!

4847 12a ave$1,488,800


Richard Lowe Realtor | RIBCPersonal Real Estate [email protected]

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Amy Lambert Realtor604.323.3147 | [email protected]

Donating a portion of our commissionon each home sold to Children’s Hospital

Top 2% of all Realtors in Real EstateBoard of Greater Vancouver*Based on number of sales in whole or in partof Greater Vancouver Real Estate Board

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Debbie Dray Office [email protected]

604.946.8000

Thank you for your continued support over the years!

#104-5622 16 Ave., Tsawwassen

richard lowe

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5173 Heron Bay, Ladner

richard lowe

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#2-5510 Admiral Way, Ladner

richard lowe

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4895 8A Ave., Tsawwassen

richard lowe

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#7-4965 47 Ave., Ladner

STEPS TO VILLAGE

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5378 46 Ave, Ladner

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5261 Wellburn Dr., Ladner

richard lowe

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#203-4815 55B St

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5530 Wallace Ave., Tsawwassen

richard lowe

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#4-4905 57A Street, Ladner

richard lowe

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4264 Arthur Dr., Ladner

richard lowe

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4372 48B St., Ladner

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5459 45th Ave., Ladner

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#46 5510 Admiral Way, Ladner

OPEN SATURDAY 1- 3

5917 Crescent Dr., Ladner

$888,000NEW PRICE! 2,281 sqft – 2 level – 4 bdrms – 3 bath – 8,665 sqft lot

farmland & North Shore Mountain view

NEW LISTING!

5358 Crescent Drive, Ladner

$1,250,000Over 3,000 sqft – 4 bdrms – 4 bath – master on main

great room – den – office – 8,568 sqft lot

5716 49B Ave., Ladner

$1,468,000Builder, Investor, Developer alert!

8,723 sqft lot – 61 frontage – 143 deep

DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL

926 Eden Cres., Tsawwassen

$1,899,0002,065 sqft – rancher – 3 bdrms – 2 bath – 11,367 sqft lot

dbl garage – many upgrades – backs onto Beach Grove Golf Course

GOLF COURSE VIEW

#103-4768 53rd St., Ladner

$349,000912 sqft – 2 bdrms – 2 bath – Sunningdale Phase 4

rentals allowed – steps from transit, shopping & amenities

PETS ALLOWED!

3400 River Road W., Ladner$1,788,000

1,007 sqft – 3 bdrms – 1 bath – barn – horse stable riding ring – acrossfrom dyke – 2.5 acres – hold now or build

to optimize on River views

2.5 ACRES

4569 Arthur Drive, Ladner

$2,200,00014,331 sqft lot – 109 frontage – 127 depth –West exposed lotLadner Heritage Conservation – steps to town center & shops

NEW LISTING!

4591 57th St., Ladner

$899,9992,570 sqft – 5 bdrms – 3 bath – 4,428 sqft lotbright & spacious plan – starters or investors

5 BEDROOM HOME

5465 Grove Ave., Ladner

$1,599,0002 storey – 3 bdrms – 3 bath – 15,273 sqft lot

games room – detached studio – Mountain view

NEW LISTING!

5445 Chamberlayne Ave., Ladner

$859,0001,016 sqft – rancher – 2 bdrms – den – 1 bath

25x7 deck – 7,115 sqft lot

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5268 3rd Ave., Tsawwassen

$1,198,0003 bdrms – 2 bath – spacious plan

70x120 south exposed corner lot – Pebble Hill

NEW LISTING!

SOLD

4943 59 Street, Ladner

$1,098,000NEW PRICE! – 6 bdrms – 3 bath – 7,520 sqft lotupdates inc: windows, roof, flooring, + more

NEW PRICE

SOLD

249 W Murphy Dr., Tsawwassen$998,000

Over 2,400 sqft – 5 bdrms – 3 bath –Pebble Hill – no thru street updates inc: windows, hot water tank

water, furnace, new roof & fence – 12,217 sqft lot

NEW LISTING!

SOLD


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9 yrs of Prestige RE/MAXWestern Canada Awards

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Re/Max Progroup Realty5360 12th Ave.604-728-2845

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WATERFRONT LIVING

#207-4743 River Rd., Ladner

$639,900

• Over 1,600 sq. ft. of living space

• 2 bdrm & a den & 2 bthrms

• 2 parking stalls & a 32’ ft boat slip

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#6-4755 55B St., Ladner

$799,900

• 2010 built Manor Gardens complex• Large unit in the complex with bonus4th bedroom• Excellent location within minutes tomany amenities• House like feel w/luxurious finishings• Duplex style home with only oneneighbouring unit• Landscaped yard space

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D108 4845 53rd St., Ladner

$489,900

• 2 bdrm & 2 bthrm condo, 1142 sq. ft.• Updated throughout incl new kitchen,• Extra large balcony w south facingexposure, in suite storage• Rainscreened building with newerroof, windows, & siding• Central location steps to town andmany amenities• Vacant Possession , Rentals Possible& 1 Pet OK

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THE LOWEST PRICED DETACHED HOME IN DELTA

9680 Ladner Trunk Rd., Ladner

$359,900

• 818 sq. ft.• 1 bedroom and den home• 8,277 sq. ft. lot.• Can rent for $1,200/month.• Non-conforming status. Call formore details

TOP FLOOR 2 BEDROOM CONDO

#204 1642 56th St., Tsawwassen

$599,900

• Almost 1,200 sq. ft. of open living space• 9’ & 16’ Vaulted ceilings with cathedralwindows & custom California shutters

• Real Cherry hardwood flooring• Luxurious kitchen with granite counters,stainless appliances incl gas stove

• Quiet unit with private outlook & largebalcony

• Convenient location close to many amenities• Extra large master suite with huge walk-incloset and ensuite

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A 4845 Linden Dr., Ladner

$599,900

• 3 bdrm townhome & 3 bthrms• End unit! A must see.• Bright open, spacious kitchen & DRwith real Oak floors.• Large Deck off living room.• Newer windows• Plenty of storage• Covered parking for 2 cars

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EXQUISITE 3 BEDROOM TOWNHOME!

#4 4780 55B St., Ladner

$799,900

• Sonnenberg-built Leanders Lane• 1,360+ sq. ft. plan on two levels• 3 large bedrooms and 3 bathrooms• Meticulously maintained throughout• Luxury finishes including high endkitchen with granite counters andstainless upgraded appliances• Double garage, quiet side of complex.

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HUGE 1 LEVEL TOWNHOME!

#4 6380 48a Ave., Ladner

$689,900

• 19+ complex in quiet location• Master bedroom with sundeck• Large 3 bdrm layout (2 with 4 pieceensuite).• Approximately 1,716 sq. ft. of living space.• Close to highway access.• Single garage plus additional parking stall

JUST STEPS TO LADNER VILLAGE!

#4 4729 Garry St., ladner

$699,900

• 1745 sq. ft. townhome in ultra convenientlocation• Two large bedrooms each with full ensuite• Large open concept floorplan wentertainment sized kitchen• Hardwood flooring, slate entry, kitchenwith stainless appliances and 9’ ceilings.• Lower floor features den/3rd bedroom.• Hardiplank siding• Single Garage plus carport parking

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5649 Clipper Rd., Ladner

$1,298,800

• 4 bedroom design with over 2,550 sq. ft.• Quiet, low traffic street walking distanceto school• Close to nature trails, marina, golfcourse and Ladner Village• Immaculately kept with many upgrades• Double garage with overheight doors• Radiant heating and new roof

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5835 16 Avenue, Tsawwassen

$1,198,800

• Fantastic 2,600+ sq. ft. home in Beach Grove• Wonderfully updated and is ready to moveright in• Newer kitchen w/heated floors & newbathroom renos,• 1 bedroom inlaw suite/mortgage helper• Rectangular 7,707 sq. ft. RM1 (Duplex zoned)lot with 70’ of frontage• Double wide garage, extra large wrap arounddeck, private fenced backyard

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LOVELY RANCHER

5278 Pinehurst Pl., Tsawwassen

$1,150,000

• 1840 sq. ft.• South facing yard• 3 bedrooms & 2 full bathrooms.• Fabulous finishings• Crown mouldings in main livingspace & laminate floors in kitchen,• An open kitchen, family room &eating area.

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$1,075,000

• 1,721 sq. ft. 4 bedroom home on5,920 sq. ft. lot• Updated throughout plus bonus sidesuite & loft space• Across the street from Beach GroveElementary School• Only blocks to the beach and golfcourse• Single car garage

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QUIET, NATURAL SETTING IN “THE VILLAGE”

1170 Ehkolie Cres., Tsawwassen

$1,298,800

• STUNNING 3,120 sq. ft. ENTIRELY RENOVATEDRANCHER WITH WALK-OUT BASEMENT• LARGE 9,375 sq. ft. lot• New kitchen, bathrooms, flooring, paint,mouldings• Covered rear deck overlooking your park-like yard• beautifully landscaped yard• Lower level of home configured with a KITCHEN,full bathroom & 2 bedrooms, Family Room area,separate entrance

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FANTASTIC FAMILY HOME!

763 Kingfisher Pl., Tsawwassen

$1,249,900

• Desirable Forest-By-The Bayneighbourhood• Quiet cul-de-sac location• Close to 2,800 sq. ft. w 4 bedroomsplus a gamesroom• Double garage and new driveway• Updated bathrooms, covered hot tub,real hardwood flooring

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LARGE 4 BEDROOM FAMILY HOME!

5295 12th Ave., Tsawwassen

$1,298,800

• 2,720 sq. ft. home on 7,987 sq. ft. lot• Updated throughout with newerkitchen, flooring, paint andbathrooms• Excellent plan with 4 bedroomsupstairs• Close to all amenities includingschools and parks• Move in ready

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3 BEDROOM RANCHER IN GREAT LOCATION!

4458 52A St., Ladner

$929,900

• Charming 1,300+ sq. ft. bungalow home• 7,500 sq. ft. rectangular lot with sunnybackyard yard• Just steps to town core & countlessamenities• Updated roof, windows, furnace,kitchen, & more• Quiet family friendly street close toschools

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GREAT FAMILY HOME

6048 Brodie, Ladner

$929,900

• 2,000+ sq. ft.,• 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms• 7,513 sq. ft. lot with south exposedbackyard• Double side-enclosed carport,large driveway ability to suite thedownstairs if desired.

LARGE LOT IN BEACH GROVE!

1696 58th St., Tsawwassen

$1,178,000

• Opportunity to separate existingduplex and build a new dream home on7,838 sq. ft. lot• Current home is an updated,2 bedroom half duplex with singlecar garage• Quiet cul-de-sac location close toschools, parks and the beach• Upgraded roof, hardwood floors,kitchen etc.

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GREAT UPDATED HOME IN “THE TERRACE”

5632 Groveridge Wynd, Tsawwassen

$1,698,800

• Substantially updated home on large11,043 sq. ft. corner lot• Over 2,500 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms plus den& enclosed solarium• Partial views of Boundary Bay• Lush landscaping creates nicecurb appeal• Newer flooring, kitchen, windows, glassrailings & much more• Double garage w new glass door

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$1,798,800

• Completely renovated home with over3,000 sq. ft. on 7,759 sq. ft. lot• Everything is new w/permits, stunningrenovations in & out• Open concept design on lower level w/bonus family room lift• Detached garage w/handyperson’s shed• Quiet, family friendly no-thru street indesirable neighbourhood• South exposed backyard

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6 BEDROOM FAMILY HOME WITH POOL!

854 54th St., Tsawwassen

$1,438,800

• Extensively updated throughout• Potential for 7 bedrooms if desired incllegal 4 bedroom suite• Pool and hot tub in ultra private yard• Quiet street close to parks and schools• Large master suite w/ walk in closet &stunning ensuite• Too many updates to list!

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INCREDIBLE LIKE-NEW FAMILY HOME W/SUITE!

6376 Brodie Rd., Ladner

$1,538,800

• Custom built in 2012 by experienced localbuilder• Stunning 3,000+ sq. ft. open concept designwith high-end finishings throughout• 4 bedrooms up with den down plus fullydetached media room• 1 bedroom suite rented for $850 per month• 6,000 sq. ft. corner lot close to school andparks• Still under warranty

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STUNNING VIEW HOME ON TSAWWASSEN BLUFF

1675 53A St., Tsawwassen

$1,575,000

• Built in 2013 by long-time builder• 4,100+ sq. ft. & 6 bedrooms incl2 bedroom legal suite• Panoramic views of water,mountains, city and farm• Luxurious finishings throughout• Located in a quiet family-friendlycul-de-sac• Close to many amenities

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HUGE 22,000 SF LOT WITH POTENTIAL FOR DEVELOPMENT!

5361 8a Ave., Tsawwassen

$1,450,000

• Prime location close to town centre andSecondary School• Half acre parcel that can be combinedwith neighbouring lots for 90,000 sq. ft.land assembly• Large two level home with legal suite• Double garage and updates in upper andlower areas• Inquire about development possibilities

GORGEOUS EXECUTIVE RESIDENCE

4992 59 St., Ladner

$1,338,800

• 5 Bedroom 5 Bathroom• Over 2600 sq. ft. with 2 Masterbedrooms one up and one down• Radiant in-floor heat on both levels,stainless steel appliances• hardiplank exterior• Quiet, family friendly location close toBell Park Built in 2006

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STUNNING RANCHER WITH GORGEOUS UPDATES!

5353 Wildwood, Tsawwassen

$1,388,800

• Renovated throughout incl new kitchen,bathrooms, flooring, windows, furnace &so much more!• 3 bedrooms, 2100+ sq. ft., 8,593 sq. ft. lot• Quiet, low-traffic street• Double garage and lovely landscaping• Close to schools, parks & amenities• West facing, sunny backyard

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STUNNING FAMILY HOME IN MARINA GARDENS!

5841 Fair Wynd, Ladner

$1,388,800

• 2008 built home with 3 bedrooms, loftspace and spacious den• 2,489 sq. ft., gourmet kitchen, openconcept design on main floor• Radiant infloor heating on both levels,concrete tile roof• Close to school, walking trails, golfcourse & marina• Quiet, kid-friendly location

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FAMILY FRIENDLY NEIGHBOURHOOD!

4961 Stevens Dr., Tsawwassen

$1,368,800

• Large 9,349 sq. ft. corner lot• Updated rancher style home• 3 bedrooms 2 baths spreadover 1,650 sq. ft.• Newer flooring, high-end kitchenappliances• New furnace, new driveway,new insulation and more.

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5.6 ACRE PARCEL IN PRIME LOCATION

300 Copsefield Dr., Tsawwassen

$5,988,800

• One of a kind property with custombuilt 2004 home• Services and preliminary plans forpotential new Subdivision• Non ALR, agricultural zoning• Lovely, 3 bedroom family home builtto excellent standards• Hold, live in, redevelop, outstandinginvestment opportunity

ONE OF THE FINEST HOMES IN “THE TERRACE”

33 Woodland Dr., Tsawwassen

$2,298,800

• Highly desirable location in coveted executiveneighbourhood• Completed renovated to show like new w/stunning renovations incl high-end gourmetkitchen, hardwood flooring, new windows androof, exquisite landscaping and so much more!• Westcoast inspired design offering nearly5,000 sq. ft. incl finished basement• Large 9,000+ sq. ft. private lot• Way too much to list! A true must see!

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INCREDIBLE LUXURY RESIDENCE!

5139 Cooper Pl., Ladner

$2,088,800

• Over 5,000 sq. ft. home on huge15,748 sq. ft. lot• 6 bedrooms + den and gamesroom• Luxurious finishings throughout• Gorgeous landscaping & outdoorentertaining space• Legal 1 bedroom side suite• Must be seen to be appreciated!• Built in 2012

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RARE CLIFF DRIVE VIEW PROPERTY!

5027 Cliff Dr., Tsawwassen

$2,388,800

• 2,998 sq. ft. house, huge backyard winground pool• 20420 sq. ft. lot on view side of street• Hold for investment, renovate orbuild your dream home• Quiet, family friendly street close toCliff Drive Elementary• “Street of Dreams” with many luxuryestate homes

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4600-4624 51 St., Ladner

$7,223,000

• Stunning location• Steps to Ladner Village.• Inquire at city hall for zoning details.• OCP designated ground-orientedresidential• Possibility for townhomes and maybecondos• Total combined site exceeds 36,000 sq. ft.

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PRIME ACREAGE WITH REDEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL

2990 57B St., Ladner

$11,500,000

• 23 acre parcel beside railroad tracks• Close to Deltaport• Potential opportunity for industrial use• 3 homes plus horse stable, 2 barns andindoor riding ring• Call for more information

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STUNNING PANORAMIC VIEWS!

314 Rosehill Wynd, Tsawwassen

$2,188,800

• Executive custom built 5 bedroom home• 4,132 sq. ft. 3-level plan on 7,136 sq. ft.lot• Sweeping Boundary Bay views frommany rooms• Double garage, lower level suite forinlaw or mortgage helper if desired• Exceptional landscaping in ultra privatebackyard

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GORGEOUS EXECUTIVE RESIDENCE

105 Parkgrove Cr., Tsawwassen

$1,888,800

• 5 bedroom design spread over 5,000 sq. ft.• Tasteful updates throughout• Exquisite landscaping with mature trees• Architecturally designed with acontemporary flare• Double garage with bonus parking• Potential to suite if desired in finishedbasement• Large gamesroom and grand foyerentrance

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ONE OF LADNER’S FINEST ESTATES!

3540 Arthur Dr Ladner

$2,488,800

• Private & peaceful 37,287 sq. ft. lot• Manicured lawns & stunning farmland & water views• 4 bedroom rancher w/loft style home w 4,386 sq. ft. ofluxury living space• Gourmet chef’s kitchen feat Fisher Paykel & Jenn Airappliances• Open concept post & beam architecture• Brand new roof, upstairs games/media room, built-inspeakers• Gated driveway, koi pond, tennis court & gazebo

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POTENTIAL MULTI-FAMILY DEVELOPMENT SITE!

4925 53rd St., Ladner

$2,650,000

• 11,872 sq. ft. lot beside existingcondo development• Potential to purchase twoneighbouring lots in assembly• Stunning location within steps tocountless amenities• Livable, well maintained home• Inquire for more details

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FITZPATRICK - VivianAugust 14th, 1923-May 28th, 2016

It is with heavy hearts that we say goodbye to ourbeloved mother, Vivian Fitzpatrick. Our cherishedMother passed away peacefully at home onSaturday, May 28th, 2016. Vivian is survived by hersons, Bob (Marilou), Terry (Elizabeth), daughtersKerry, Maureen (Gary), Paddy, and Erin (Terry), aswell as grandchildren - Steven, David, Aaron (Lana),Sean, Shannon, Terri, (Michael) Candace, Jordan(Morgan), Justin, Rennie, Keenan (Bri), Konnar(Chris), great grandchild Kaelan and her sister JoanJohnson in San Francisco. She was predeceasedby the love of her life Bob, daughters Shannon andKelly, son-in-law John Munro. Vivian and Bob raisedtheir children in Vancouver and later Tsawwassen.Our home was always filled with love, laughter andhappiness, we could not have asked for more! Boband Viv took annual trips every summer, piling all ofus in the car to head up to Wood Lake for vacation.We all have wonderful memories of those times andas you can imagine many humorous escapades!They later had annual trips to Maui, and cherishedtheir time there, especially when children andgrandchildren were lucky to be able to join them.The “Fitzpatricks” have arrived was a well knownannouncement. Mom was often referred to inTsawwassen as the well dressed classy lady. Notonly did she have style, she carried herself with suchgrace, especially with her blindness, she nevercomplained to anyone! Until her eyesight failed, shewas very social and active in her community andalways looked forward to meeting her friends andthe “boys” at Petra’s. She was an avid sports fanand was often called by her children andgrandchildren to get a recap of a certain game orher thoughts on a questionable call by a referee! Atrue testament of how special she was - she was aconfidant to her grandchildren in their love life andfuture aspirations and goals....she will always be ourspecial “Grandma Cloud”. Thank you to Dr. Hollingerfor his compassionate care during mom’s final days.A very heartfelt thank you to Nanette, mom’s faithfulcompanion/caregiver who never left mom’s side tothe very end. Her children cannot express howmuch it meant to know mom had such special careand love. We will treasure her memory andprofoundly miss our dear beautiful Vivian. In lieu offlowers, donations to Cystic Fibrosis would beappreciated. A celebration of Vivian’s life will be heldat Sacred Heart Parish in Ladner on Thursday, June16 at 11:00. A reception will follow at the Royal OaksSocial room, 1100 56th Street, Tsawwassen.

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LONERGAN, Margaret Mousley

Peacefully passed away on May 29th, 2016 at theage of 93 at Ladner, Delta, B.C. Margaret was bornin Denmark and she lived a long, fulfilling and happylife and enjoyed her career in professional Nursing.Her academic background included graduation fromSt. Joseph’s Hospital School of Nursing (1945);Seattle University - Bachelor of Science in NursingEducation (1948); University of Washington - PostBaccalaureate - Curriculum Development (1953) andMental Health (1960) andMasters of Nursing (1964).Margaret held various nursing positions including: PrivateDuty, New Westminster (1948); Columbus Hospital,Seattle (1946-1948); St Paul’s Hospital School of Nursing(1949-1959); Government of B.C. (1960-1978);Registered Nurses Association of B.C. (1978-1982).

Family and friends were ever so important andcentral to Margaret’s life. Margaret loved nothingmore than a lively and spirited discussion about allmatters. She loved to hear updates of all herfriends and family’s lives and pursuits.

Margaret was predeceased by her parents Sophia(Epanchin) and Ernest Mousley (Lonergan), herbrother Ernest Mousley (Lonergan), and her nieceChristopher (Kit) MacKinnon. Margaret was muchloved and will be sadly missed by her survivingfamily - her sister Gaye (MacKinnon), her Lonergannieces Patricia (Tricia); Barbara (Jim Byers); Nancy(John Larsh); Jan (Adam Waterous); herMacKinnon nephews Tom (Katya), Hugh (Kathie);Rob (Karen) and her long time and dear friendMarilyn Carmack. She is also survived by her manygreat nieces and nephews: MacKinnon (Erin, Tara,Ryan, Scott, Sean, Ross, Jane and Gulia) Byers(Michael, Kathleen, Christopher), Larsh (Matthew;Paul, James), Waterous (Connor, Riley, Liam).

Friends and family are invited to attend a Mass ofChristian Burial, Wednesday, June 8th, 2016 at11:00 AM at Sacred Heart Parish - in the Chapel at3900 Arthur Drive, Delta, BC V4K 3N5. The mass willbe immediately followed by the internment at St.Peter’s Cemetery, 100 Richmond Street, NewWestminster, V3L 4B3. In lieu of flowers, donationsmay be made in memory of Margaret to the PoorClare Sisters, 8589 Draper Road, P.O. Box 3370,Mission, B.C. V2V 4J5. The Poor Clare Sisters hasbeen a community to which Margaret, her motherand brother Ernie were long-time supporters.They are a contemplative order of nuns who live alife of prayer, community and joy.

SMITH - Richard1940 - 2016

Richard passed away May 10, 2016 after a shortbattle with cancer. He will be greatly missed by hisloving family, wife Joan, sons Brian (Kirstie), Greg(Cassie), grandchildren Megan, Emily, Collin andHannah, brothers Don (Joyce), Doug (Lise), sister inlaw Sheila, brother in law Ron. A celebration of lifewas held for family and close friends onMay 15, 2016.

CAMP, Sandra JaneAugust 28, 1949 - May 30, 2016

It is with great sadness that we announce thepassing of Sandra, age 66 of Delta, BC. She ispredeceased by her parents Harold and AudreySemmens and brothers David and John Semmens.She is survived by her loving family - Husband DavidCamp of twenty-five years, Children Dylan (Christie)Scrase, Geoffrey (Amanda) Scrase and StepChildren Alex (Jhanine) Camp, Estelle Camp;Granddaughters Olivia, Ava, Eleanor, Chloe, andKamryn; Grandsons Maguire, Paitton, and Owen;Brothers Richard Semmens and Roger Semmens;Niece Kaitlin Semmens, Nephews Chris Semmensand Dan Semmens along with many other familymembers and close friends.

Sandra had a huge heart and made everyone aroundher feel loved and special. Her love for animals wasunyielding and she would never pass up theopportunity for cuddles with her Smudgy.The family would like to thank Dr. Kason along withthe staff at Delta Hospital for their exceptional care ofSandra in her final days. In keeping with the wishes ofSandra, a private service will be held in the near futureto celebrate her life. Donations made to the DeltaCommunity Animal Shelter would be appreciated.

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TRELIVING (TKATCHUK), Elaine LorraineAugust 18th, 1941 - May 27th, 2016

In knowing she has returned to Heaven to lookover us, we announce the passing of Elaine,beloved sister, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and auntie, after a long survivedbattle with MS. Elaine’s tenacity, spirit and wit willcontinue in those she is survived by; brother Alvin,daughter Chery l , son Brad and wi fe Ju l ie ,granddaughters Candace, Samantha and husbandSpencer, Ryann and Reese, and great-grandsonJames, a longside her nieces, nephews andcousins. Elaine and her family are grateful for theeternal support and love of Maria and Andy de laCruz and the family of wonderful caregivers whotirelessly supported her.Elaine was born in Yorkton, SK and attendednursing school in Regina where she found lovinghusband and father of her children, Jim. Life tookthe pair to Edmonton, Lac La Biche and Pentictonas they started a family and the first franchises ofBoston Pizza. Elaine moved to Tsawwassen (1975)and then Ladner (1986) where she continued to bean active member of the community. Elaine lovedwarm sun on her skin, Ladner Market, gardening,canning, wheelchair square dancing and wasnever shy to express her thoughts. She isremembered as a strong nurse and powerfuladvocate for herself and her family, others with MS,the Delta Hospital and The Salvation Army.Elaine wil l join her father Fred, mother Nettie,partner Ken and nephew Chad in Heaven.Elaine will be remembered at All Saints AnglicanChurch, 4755 Arthur Drive, Delta, BC, with visitationbeing held on Wednesday, June 8th, 2016 from6-8:00 pm. Funera l Serv ice wi l l be held onThursday, June 9th, 2016 at 1 :30 pm, withreception to fol low before final ly returning toPenticton, BC for Burial at Lakeview Cemetery onSaturday, June 11, 2016 at 9:00 am.In lieu of flowers, donations are appreciated atElaine’s favorite charities: Variety-The Children’sCharity and The Salvation Army. She will always becarried in our hearts..

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