Delta Optimist August 16 2013 by Delta Optimist

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Classic cars, along with lots of colourful quilts, will be on display Sunday in Ladner Village. The annual event goes from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

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Cars & quilts take centre stage Sunday

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The annual Quilt Walk and Classic Car Show is set to roll into Ladner once again this weekend. Thousands of residents and visitors will flock to the streets of Ladner Village Sunday for the yearly event. Hosted by the Ladner Business Association and The Quilted Bear, the event is in its 10th year and typically attracts in the area of 10,000 people to see the hundreds of classic cars and colourful quilts. Initially a popular quilt exhibit, the addition of the classic cars came a few years after its inception. The free event typically attracts hundreds of classic cars from around the region — many vintage car owners have attended the show every year to proudly show off their restored vehicles. Each year a myriad of colourful and creative quilts are put on display in many Village business windows while the cars are displayed along 48th Avenue and Delta Street. In addition to the cars and quilts, organizers have also lined up lots of prizes, vendors, refreshments and entertainment.

Next step for slough float homes Preliminary approval for application that recreational users of local waterway have complained bitterly about BY

SANDOR GYARMATI

sgyarmati@delta-optimist.com

Council this week granted preliminary approval to a controversial application to build a number of float homes in Deas Slough. The proposal by Kyan Management Corporation and Grove Crest Stables would result in a subdivision in the 6303 River Road area to construct 11 singlefamily homes on upland lots

and 11 float homes on proposed water lots in the slough. The float homes would be approximately 2,400-square-feet with piers. “I’m glad we’re sending this to a public hearing. There’s been a lot of confusion about this application and disinformation how far the water lots will extend into the slough. My understanding is it will have minimal impact,” said Coun. Scott Hamilton. Coun. Robert Campbell agreed,

saying the applicant appears to have satisfied all the required mitigation and that users of the slough and the housing can coexist. Saying the owner has been willing to work with the public to address concerns, Coun. Ian Paton noted the applicant would be able to answer questions and concerns that will be raised at the upcoming hearing. Recreational users of the

waterway have complained bitterly about the application, saying allowing foreshore water lots would give the new homeowners rights over a public waterway and block some activities from taking place. Mike Murphy, president of Rowing Canada Aviron, was one of many letter writers voicing objection, saying Deas Slough is the proud home to many rowers, canoe and kayakers, dragon

boaters, wake boarders and water skiers. He also noted it’s considered one of the best sites in Canada for adaptive rowing, and for 27 years has been host to many local and provincial regattas. Supporting the application, Delta’s Community Planning and Advisory Committee recommended agreements be in place to advise future property owners that the river is actively used.

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Trust celebrates two decades in the community Delta Farmland & Wildlife Trust has been bridging the gap between local farmers and wildlife for 20 years The local non-profit organization that works with farmers in habitat stewardship is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. The Delta Farmland & Wildlife Trust’s (DF&WT) mandate has always been not to acquire lands for habitat, but instead work in partnership with the private landowners to ensure farming and wildlife continues to exist side-by-side. Through a variety of programs, the trust works with local farmers to plant winter cover crops, establish and maintain hedgerows, grass margins, and grassland set-aside habitat. In addition, the trust offers programs for farmers to amend their soil pH, and re-contour their fields for optimal crop production. Bridging the interests of conservationists and farmers together, the programs are tailored to meet specific challenges to agriculture, while also providing valuable food sources and cover for wildlife. To understand the significance of this partnership, it’s important to look back at one of the critical issues that eventually led to the formation of the Trust. An agricultural community well known for producing a variety of crops, the lower Fraser River delta is also Canada’s top Important Bird Area,

which hosts large volumes of migratory birds over the winter season. Snow geese, trumpeter swans, widgeon and mallards are some species of waterfowl that migrate along the Pacific Flyway and stopover in Delta to replenish their food stores in order to continue their migration. These internationally significant migratory birds not only feed on the foreshore marshes of Boundary Bay, but also rely on the habitat provided by farmland in Delta and Richmond. Waterfowl grazing has been prevalent on Delta farmland for decades, however in the late 1980s, farmers began to see increased crop damage and losses as a result of heavy field grazing. Dairy farmers, who depend on perennial forage crops to feed their cattle, found that their grass fields were decimated as waterfowl continually grazed any new growth emerging in the spring season. In addition to the cost of re-seeding their fields, many forage producers were forced to import hay for their cattle, which added to the mounting economic costs caused by inadvertently providing food for huge migrating flocks. Vegetable producers faced a similar plight. Due to heavy waterfowl grazing on over-wintering

vegetable crops, farmers were met with limitations in the range of crops that they were able to plant. Farmers preferred crops produced early in the season, as processors offered a better price for an early crop. However, the timing of planting was limited by predation, which meant many farmers who regularly planted vegetables early in the season could no longer do so. Neither dairy, nor vegetable crop producers were compensated for their economic losses.Delta farmers continue to incur damage from waterfowl grazing, however with the establishment of DF&WT in 1993, producers now receive a cost-share in exchange for planting specific cover crops and grasses to enhance and maintain both soil conservation and wildlife habitat. The very issue that divided local agriculture and wildlife conservation communities has brought them together to work as partners in stewardship — providing benefits to the entire Delta community and beyond. Learn more about local agriculture at DF&WT’s much anticipated community event, “Day at the Farm,” at Westham Island Herb Farm on Sept. 7, or visit www.deltafarmland. ca.

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The Delta Farmland & Wildlife Trust has been working with local farmers for the past two decades to enhance and maintain both soil conservation and wildlife habitat.

Delta waiting on fines for Ladner Village parking violations BY

SANDOR GYARMATI

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Delta won’t be handing out fines right away to people who park their vehicles too long in Ladner Village. CAO George Harvie offered that assurance on behalf of the bylaws department this week as council approved a new threehour restriction throughout the core. The time limited parking will be “enforceable” Monday through Saturday between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. The only exception would be a 20minute drop off zone in front of the bottle depot. The off-street public lots on Chisholm and Bridge Streets, as well as

Westminster Avenue where additional spots will be added, will continue to allow all-day parking. However, signage will be posted at those lots notifying vehicle owners that overnight parking isn’t allowed. Noting the municipality has been working with the Ladner Business Association on the issue, Harvie said bylaws staff will first concentrate on educating motorists. A report will come back to council on the results in about three months, at which time the civic politicians may agree to go ahead with allowing fines. This week the Optimist asked several people leaving or going to their vehicles what they thought of the new time restric-

tion and increased enforcement. A couple expressed frustration at the current situation, saying it does play into their decision whether to come to the village, but most others said they are able to find a spot, although they may have to drive around a few times. Managing to find a prime spot on Delta Street, in front of the hospital auxiliary store, Ladner resident Sara Sochting said the three-hour restriction seems more than enough time for people to do their shopping and grab a meal. Saying she has no problem parking a couple of blocks away and walking, Donna Mann, a former local resident who was visiting town with her son Jamie, noted it’s

even trickier finding a spot with a truck. “Somehow we always manage to find something because people are always coming and going. Three hours would be plenty of time for us popping in and out of stores,” she said. Jamie agreed, noting finding parking is most difficult during business hours, and especially during summer in the village. He said parking shouldn’t be an issue for people willing to do a little walking. Business and office employees taking up valuable street spots all day have been blamed for causing most of the street parking shortage in the core. Council this week also decided against exempting veterans.

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Farm gets go ahead for waste-to-energy project After approval from council, operation to produce renewable energy in form of biogas to be sold to FortisBC BY

JESSICA KERR

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A local dairy farm recently got the green light for its waste-to-energy project. Last month, civic politicians approved a proposal from Seabreeze Farm Ltd. on 112th Street in Ladner to build a biogas facility,

which includes an anaerobic digester that would process on-farm agricultural material, such as manure, crop waste and silage, as well as off-farm non-agricultural feedstocks, including fats, oils and greases. The facility will produce renewable energy in the form of biogas that would be sold to FortisBC.

Council gave the project third reading following a public hearing last month. At the hearing, Jim Hessels, who lives nearby voiced his support for the project, saying that the use of an anaerobic digester, while new to Delta, is a tried and true technology that is used in other parts of the world.

He also said that the technology benefits the environment through the production of natural gas and organic digestate. The Agricultural Land Commission has also endorsed the application. A report to council earlier this summer, staff noted that odour control would be achieved by storing all

non-agricultural material in odour-tight tanks. The material would be pumped directly from the storage tanks to the anaerobic digester. After processing in the digester, the homogenized material is rendered essentially odourless. The post-digested material, known as digestate, would be separated with

the solid portion and used as livestock bedding, while the liquid would be used as fertilizer for crops. Non-agricultural off-farm feedstock would require five deliveries per week. Solid material would be delivered in dump trucktype haulers, while liquids would be delivered in haulers similar to milk trucks.

Council defers application to subdivide land in Brunswick Point BY

SANDOR GYARMATI

sgyarmati@delta-optimist.com

Delta council this week deferred an application by the provincial government to subdivide a parcel of agriculturally designated land in Brunswick Point.

Once occupied by the Brunswick Cannery, the 1.67 (four-acre) site is known as the “wedge parcel” and is surrounded by Canoe Pass to the north and agricultural uses to the west, south and east. The province wants to

subdivide the parcel, where no farming is currently taking place, into two lots, but no building or site improvements are planned. One of the new lots would be an upland portion and, according to a staff report, the province’s inten-

Noace of Land Use Contract Discharge DELTA LAND USE CONTRACT DISCHARGE BYLAW NO. 7191 – (File No. LU006809) PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that at the Council Meejng to be held on Monday, August 26, 2013 at 7:00 pm. at the Municipal Hall, 4500 Clarence Taylor Crescent, Delta, B.C., the Municipal Council of The Corporajon of Delta will consider third reading and inal adopjon of “Delta (LU006809) Land Use Contract Discharge Bylaw No. 7191, 2013”, which relates to the properjes listed below.

tion is to dispose of this lot. The Tsawwassen First Nation has first right of refusal to buy the property. The second lot, which is partially under water, would be retained by the province, thereby ensuring sensitive environmental habitat along the shoreline would be protected, the report states. Although the application received the support of Delta staff, as well as the Agricultural Land Commission, Delta civic politicians held off making a decision until provincial

representatives can appear to respond to questions from concerned residents. Council has recently received several letters from people opposed, many concerned about what the TFN would do there if the First Nation decides to purchase the site. At least one letter writer noted the parcel that would be sold off is too small to be a viable farm, thus it’s clear some sort of development would take place on the valuable habitat. A public notice sign was

installed on the property last month, prompting an area resident to complain the municipality was trying to sneak the application through during mid-summer, when many may not be aware of it taking place. If Delta council approves the application, the site would continue to be designated as agricultural in the Official Community Plan, requiring any future owner to make an application to change that designation before any development could go ahead.

The purpose of this bylaw is to authorize Council to discharge the land use contracts from the subject properjes in the list below to reveal the underlying RS1 Single Family Residenjal Zone. Address

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Pursuant to Secjon 890(4) of the Local Government Act and Council’s resolujon on June 24, 2013, there will not be a Public Hearing for this bylaw. Web Page Locajon: June 24, 2013 Regular Council Meejng Agenda Item E.06

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AND TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that the bylaw, detailed maps and other relevant informajon and regulajons may be inspected at the oece of the Community Planning and Development Department, 4500 Clarence Taylor Crescent, Delta, B.C., (604-946-3380) Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, between 8:30 a.m. and 4:45 p.m., and Thursday between 8:30 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. from August 16, 2013 to August 26, 2013 exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays and statutory holidays.

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Police officer to spend weekend in the sky Const. Dave Ogilvy will be in scissor lift 50 feet above ground as part of fundraiser to benefit kids with cancer

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Const. Dave Ogilvy will be back up in the air this weekend to raise money for kids with cancer.

(Pursuant to Secjons 40 and 94 of the Community Charter)

Following inal considerajon and adopjon of Bylaw No. 7245, that porjon of River Road noted as “ROAD BEING CLOSED” will cease forever to be a public highway and jtle shall be vested in Delta. FURTHER TAKE NOTICE THAT, following inal considerajon and adopjon of Bylaw No. 7245, Delta intends to transfer all its interest in that porjon of River Road noted as “ROAD BEING CLOSED” to Kyan Management Corporajon, Inc. No. BC00409409, and Grove Crest Stables Ltd., Inc. No. 357824, in exchange for 56.4 m2 of road dedicajon along River Road and 0.22 hectare park land dedicajon from the property at 6303 River Road. There is no monetary considerajon for this land exchange. Copies of the relevant documents and plans may be inspected at the Municipal Hall at 4500 Clarence Taylor Crescent, Delta, B.C. Any inquiries should be made to Community Planning and Development (604-946-3380), Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday between the hours of 8:30 am and 4:45 pm, and Thursday between 8:30 am and 8:00 pm exclusive of statutory holidays. If you feel that you may be afected by Bylaw No. 7245, you may write to: Mayor and Council The Corporajon of Delta 4500 Clarence Taylor Crescent, Delta, BC V4K 3E2 Fax: 604-946-3390 Email: mayor-council@delta.ca

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TAKE NOTICE that the Council of The Corporajon of Delta (“Delta”) has given irst, second and third readings to a bylaw cited as “Delta Road Closure and Cancellaaon (Kyan Management Corporaaon and Grove Crest Stables – LU006640) Bylaw No. 7245, 2013”, and intends to inally consider and adopt this bylaw at a future regular Council meejng. The intent of this bylaw is to stop up and close to traec and cancel the dedicajon as road of a 0.12 hectare porjon of River Road marked as “ROAD BEING CLOSED” and outlined in bold on the map below.

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expressed concern that even though the speed limit in the area had recently been reduced to 30 kilometres per hour, drivers continue to speed through the area at 50 to 60 km per hour. The complainant is particularly concerned about the many children playing in the area. Information about the situation will be forward to the traffic division for further review. • August 10, 2:08 a.m., 4600-block 51st Avenue: Report received from complainant that a group of youths had pulled several boards from his fence and that he had located the boards on a car in the area. The owner of the vehicle indicated that she was at party in the area and when she came out to the car there were several males near her vehicle. Patrol of the area proved negative. Damage to fence which

is an ongoing problem is $200. • August 8, 2:39 p.m., 1100-block 56th Street: A male observed by a loss prevention officer and a witness leaving the super market without paying for two bags of groceries valued at $250. The suspect was seen leaving the area in a vehicle, which was stopped by police in the 1900-block of 56th Street. A male in the vehicle who provided a false name admitted to the theft and was arrested. Correct name obtained and the suspect was found to have six outstanding warrants. Suspect transported to cells. Ladner • August 6, 3:52 p.m., 6000-block 46A Avenue: Complainant reported the theft of her son’s $450 bike parked at the side of her residence. A garden shed

was also entered by breaking open the handle but nothing appeared to be stolen. Neighbourhood inquiries proved negative. • August 7, 11:21 p.m., 3600-block River Road West: During a routine traffic stop police found a strong smell of marijuana coming from the vehicle. Both the driver and passenger admitted to smoking marijuana thirty minutes before driving. Permission was given to police to search the vehicle and several items including a small amount of marijuana and a small grinder where seized and tagged for analysis and destruction. • August 9, 5:45 p.m., 4800-block 44A Avenue: Complainant reported her bicycle stolen from the side of her residence. The bike is described as being blue/ grey with silver handle bars and seat, and grey saddle bags. Police provided the complainant with the Corporation of Delta phone

number to search found bicycle storage. • August 9, 10:48 p.m., 4900-block Chisholm Street: A community Crime Watch member observed a small group of patrons outside the pub running around and flashing body parts. Patrol of the area by police proved negative. • August 11, 9:30 a.m., 4800-block Georgia Street: Complaint reported that some time overnight his motor scooter parked in the parking lot of his apartment complex had been damaged. The scooter which is secured to a parking stall curb with a chain had the ignition punched out. Estimated damage $100. • August 12, 10:46 p.m., 1000-block 44th Avenue: A group of youth was reported drinking and smoking marijuana on the grounds of the elementary school. Police attended but the youth were gone on arrival. A police patrol of the area proved negative.

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The following are some of the calls of interest the Delta police responded to in the South Delta area between Monday, Aug. 5 and Monday, Aug. 12.

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A8 The Delta Optimist August 16, 2013 Opinion Page Published every Wednesday & Friday by the Delta Optimist, a division of LMP Publication Limited Partnership #207 - 4840 Delta Street, Delta, BC V4K 2T6 Phone 604-946-4451 Fax 604-946-5680 www.delta-optimist.com Publisher: Tom Siba tsiba@ delta-optimist.com

Growth worries unfounded

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TED MURPHY

MURPHY’S LAW That sound you just heard was all the NIMBYs exhaling. There was never any doubt the desirable Greater Vancouver region would continue to grow in the decades ahead, but there was much consternation, particularly in these parts, over where that growth would be accommodated. The term “fair share” has been bandied about for years, the expectation being that all areas within the Lower Mainland must absorb some portion of the increased population. It’s always been a prickly subject around here given we’re not terribly partial towards growth, we don’t have a lot of available land to handle it and, perhaps most importantly, we bristle at the idea of some regional level of government telling us how our community should develop. Regardless of such feelings, Metro Vancouver has a Regional Growth Strategy, and because Delta is part of Metro Vancouver, we’re obligated to help carry it out. We’ve long had an uneasy relationship with such an arrangement, the fear being that Metro would pressure us to grow at a rate at which we’re not comfortable. Those worries had to be allayed by numbers introduced at the Delta council table recently. Although the region’s population is expected to grow by 1.2 million over the next 30 years, Delta will be responsible for accommodating just over 20,000 of those people. That means even though we’ve got a shade under five per cent of the region’s population, we’ll be taking in less than two per cent of the newcomers. Our share doesn’t get a whole lot more “fair” than that. So while Delta’s population grows by less than one per cent per year, Surrey is adding something like 1,200 people a month. In other words, our neighbours to the east will welcome as many new residents in the next couple of years as Delta will over the next three decades. What’s even better news for those in South Delta who are particularly fond of the status quo is that most of that growth, according to our own civic leaders, will occur in North Delta, primarily along a Scott Road corridor Delta is trying to reinvigorate. Increasing density, including the recently approved 37-storey high-rise, is seen as a key component in revitalizing that tired stretch of road, and if that helps meet Metro Vancouver’s growth objectives, well, that doesn’t hurt either. So it looks like the worries that Delta will see its character fundamentally changed by regional decree are unfounded. It turns out we’ll be able to live with our “fair share” after all.

Oliver showed an ordinary man could make a difference DOUG HUSBAND

COMMUNITY COMMENT This week I continue a look at John Oliver, a local politician that hasn’t achieved the level of prominence he deserves. Although Oliver loved rural life and municipal politics, he set his sight on higher office. At age 43, he stepped into provincial politics in the election of 1900. He campaigned aggressively in the New Westminster/Delta riding and was successful. His introduction into the rough and tumble world of B.C. politics was most unkind. A plainspoken farmer, he was labeled a “hayseed” with his unsophisticated clothes, heavy boots and crude use of the English language. Over time he studied parliamentary procedure and carefully chose his causes championed in the legislature. In the new party system of politics in the early 1900s, Oliver was identified as a Liberal and was successful in three consecutive elec-

tions. He developed a reputation as a forceful and effective politician. In the autumn of 1909, Oliver was named leader of the B.C. Liberal party but with little time to prepare for the November election, he and his party were soundly defeated by the Conservatives. Oliver had campaigned in Delta and Victoria, losing both seats. This bitter defeat resulted in his return to Delta where he served a term as school trustee and a second term as reeve. In the federal election of 1911, Oliver ran as a Liberal candidate in New Westminster and lost. He suffered another defeat in the 1912 provincial election. In 1916 he ran successfully in the Dewdney provincial riding and now in government, he accepted two cabinet positions, agriculture and railways. Agriculture was a natural for him. He was responsible for the Land Settlement Act and successfully lobbied the federal government to establish a national policy for returning soldiers. In 1918 Harlan Brewster, leader of the B.C. Liberal party and premier, was suddenly stricken and died. Oliver was elected leader of the party and premier. B.C. was in the throes of post-war economic and social reform and the citizens seemed comforted with their new

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plainspoken premier. In addition to general strikes over working conditions, the gender issue was front and centre over minimum wages for women, maintenance for deserted wives and their right to vote. On Dec. 1, 1920, B.C. women went to the provincial polls for the first time and his government won a slim majority. In 1921, as premier, he opened John Oliver Secondary, which remains a well-known Vancouver public school. Oliver’s reputation as a provincial leader and statesman is preserved in Oliver, B.C., with his bigger than life statue. His last session in the legislature in 1927 resulted in the passing of the Old Age Pension Act. As the first premier to do so, he was dubbed “the Father of Old Age Pensions in Canada.” At the time, he was seriously ill with cancer and at age 71 died in Victoria. He lay in state in the legislature chamber he had dominated for so many years and was given a ceremonial farewell. John Oliver was determined to show an ordinary man could make a difference in B.C. politics. His folksy yet combative style was emulated by many future B.C. premiers. And a good night to you, Ian.

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August 16, 2013 The Delta Optimist A9 Letters to the Editor

Now is the time to speak

Editor: Well, Tsawwassen, that illustrious band from North Delta that is our municipal council has voted to send the Southlands development application to a public hearing in October. It is bewildering that, when the vast majority of South Delta residents still totally oppose any housing project on the farm, they feel they can go against those wishes and continue to pander to the speculator who owns the land. Given their track record, though, the vote was no real shocker. However, this does not mean it is a done deal; it does not mean Century Group gets to expand Tsawwassen’s population by the proposed 10 per cent and it does not mean they will be paving over yet more farmland with their brand of urban sprawl. Far

from it. What it is, though, is an opportunity. The public hearing will be our best chance yet, in its more formal format, to tell the mayor and council once again that none of the farmland at the Southlands should be built on. The last public hearing on the Southlands saw the development application denied. If this public hearing doesn’t persuade council to do the right thing, then the application would still have to get passed by Metro Vancouver and given that it does not comply with any of the relevant regional standards, it has a fair chance of being rejected at that regional level. The developer is increasing pressure in the press, is again giving out free T-shirts and is using lots of spin to further promote his

interests. Once the pressure from this development application has been neutralized, the community can then take time to decide what (if anything) it would like to see happen on the farmland. The community could then go to the land owner and discuss options from a more balanced position. Farmers in the area are crying out for more land to farm so why not let them farm it; all of it? What we have had to put up with so far is a persistent barrage of threats as the property developer attempts to push his agenda onto the community. This is it, Tsawwassen. Be prepared to speak out against this proposal in October or you will have 15 to 20 years of construction and a lifetime of congestion to wish that you had. Peter Malim

Growth in qualitative sense, not quantitative, is needed

Editor: If you have been led to believe that growth in population and development is inevitable, it is simply not true! There are countries in the developed world where the population growth rate is zero and in some cases declining. That is not the case in many developing countries. Millions of people emigrate to countries like Canada to get away from over-crowding, pollution and noise. The population increases when a culture is unaware that too many children per family is simply not logical or healthy. Developers thrive on immigration and the increase in population, and in the most part are insensitive to wildlife habitat and the need to preserve our farmland. This insensitivity extends to those who would sanction this greed, because in

the most part, it is greed, or self-interest for the sake of profit. I think the saying, “there is no one so blind as those who cannot see,” applies to those who have little sensitivity to the beauty and magnificence of the earth and all who inhabit it. Long range vision is needed to see where this destruction is leading us. This problem is intrinsic to the madness within our overly materialistic society. It has been said that, “competition may be the life of trade, but it is the death of spirituality.” The word “spirituality” is used here in the deepest and broadest sense. Arable land (top soil), like oil, is not renewable. Oil can be replaced by other energy sources while top soil, through erosion, ends up at the bottom of the sea or underneath cement and blacktop. In the meantime, while our population is increas-

ing, let us keep our precious small community as it is, and send a message to developers and municipal councillors that they build the infrastructure to a growing metropolis in areas where they cannot destroy existing beauty. It has been well written that, “small is beautiful.” We do not need growth in the quantitative sense but in the qualitative. Some of us have been accused of being responsible for causing stagnation. That criticism comes from measuring life solely from a materialistic point of view. Life is precious, but it seems so only to those whose sensitivity includes the totality of life and who dare to spend time cultivating good relationships, beautiful families and quiet walks in nature. These considerations cannot be ignored in an evolving community. Clayne Conings

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Editor: On behalf of the Tsawwassen Sun Festival Antique Fair, I would like to thank everyone who attended the 35th edition of the show. The antique fair was a great success for all. The antique fair would like to extend its congratu-

lations to D. Reppenhagen of South Delta who won the door prize of a collectable Royal Doulton figurine. Also, I would like to thank Kelly and his staff at the South Delta Recreation Centre for their help and understanding during the three days of the antique

fair. As always, their extra help makes the show possible. Mark Aug. 3 and 4, 2014 on your calendars and see you at the 36th annual Sun Festival Antique Fair. Malcolm Johnston Sun Festival Antique Fair

Oil & Water show organizers get thanks Editor: I just wanted to thank everyone who worked on putting together the South Delta Artist Guild’s Oil & Water show. I have been in a few shows now, and this one

was as well-organized as any. The facility is ideal for this purpose, the logistics leading up to the opening were professional, the opening was very friendly and the food was excellent.

At the back of it all, I was particularly impressed with the way the guild has managed to reach into the local community. It is a real example of how things should be done. Jeff Wilson

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(Grades 1-7 inclusive) Schools will open at their regular times and close at 12:00 noon (as published in the school calendars distributed in May). NOTE: Kindergarten students will attend for approximately 45 minutes on opening day (parents will be notiﬁed of actual times by their child’s school).

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For students whose ﬁrst language is not English (ESL): A district assessment service for secondary students only is offered as follows: LADNER, TSAWWASSEN & NORTH DELTA RESIDENTS Wednesday, August 28 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. School Board Ofﬁce – 4585 Harvest Dr.

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At these assessments, children’s English language proﬁciency will be assessed to determine school placement. To book an appointment, please contact Special Programs at 604-952-5325.

For further information please visit our website at http://web.deltasd.bc.ca or call 604-952-5346. Adult Education Foundations classes begin September 9/10, 2013. High School Completion Classes begin September 23/24, 2013. Enrollment begins August 28 at Delview Adult Learning Centre (9115 116 St.). Students must register in person, and courses are tuition free. Advisors are available free of charge to assist adult students to plan their programs. To book an appointment with an Advisor please call 604-594-6100.

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Delta Firefighters were on hand serving up famous DQ Blizzards last Thursday and helped the Tsawwassen Dairy Queen raise $4,300 for the B.C. Children’s Hospital. 3 p.m. and will include refreshments, giveaways and music. *** A long-time South Delta business is open again with a whole new look.

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Helping out Little House

One local company will have its name on a room at the Little House in Tsawwassen after committing financial support. Westshore Terminals has committed to donate $5,000 per year over the next three years to the society. In return, the Little House decided to name its training room after Westshore. “Westshore’s philosophy is to give back to the community, and we do so by contributing to worthy local causes,” said David Honsberger, director of human resources for PHOTO BY

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David Honsberger (left), director of human resources for Westshore Terminals, poses with a cheque for $15,000 with Jim Stimson, president of the Little House Society. The company has committed to donate $5,000 a year for the next three years. In recognition of the donation the Little House Society is naming its training room in honour of the company.

Westshore. “We are proud to support the Little House as it provides a unique service and much needed resources to the community, and does it very well.” Honsberger said after the three years are up, the company will revisit the contribution. Little House Society president Jim Stimson said the money will go a long way toward helping the society fulfill its mandate to develop, integrate and measure educational strategies related to the prevention and intervention of

substance abuse and abstinence-based treatment of addiction. “We are thrilled to have members of the corporate sector in Delta now providing financial support to help us with programming,” Stimson said. “We had some 125 local companies donate products and services to help build the facility and now as the society turns its attention to providing services to the community, the support of local businesses is much appreciated as we move forward. We are very grateful to Westshore.”

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Annual Chesapeake golf event benefits hospital

CHURCH DIRECTORY St. David’s Anglican Church

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3900 Arthur Drive, Ladner 604-946-4522 Daily Mass in Chapel

Monday - Saturday at 9am

Weekend Masses

Saturday at 5pm Sunday at 9am, 11am & 5pm

Filipino Mass (Tagalog)

Last Sunday of every month at 7pm (except July & August)

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Benediction Lutheran Church 5575 6th Avenue (56th St. at 6th Ave.) Tel: 604-943-3432

SUNDAYS, 10 AM Worship & Christian Education “All are warmly welcomed to worship

We’re Renovating Our Temporary Location: 5008 - 47A Ave., Ladner Phone 604-946-6254 www.ladnerunited.org The Rev. Jim Short

10 am Worship Service and Sunday School We Welcome You to Join Us! Corner of 47A Ave. and Delta St.

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Last month’s annual Chesapeake Landing Charity Golf Tournament raised $1,600 for Delta Hospital. Since 2007, Chesapeake Landing has donated the proceeds of its tournament to Delta Hospital, adding to a total of $8,000 with this year’s proceeds. The money raised will go towards hospital’s Greatest Needs Fund. The tournament saw 34 golfers take to the course and a total of 46 attend a dinner at the clubhouse, organized by Sally Phelps, one of Chesapeake Landing’s golf committee members. Co-chairs of the 2013 tournament, Don Phelps and Dave Rudberg, were happy with the event’s outcome and remarked, “We are proud of the ongoing commitment and generosity of Chesapeake residents and our sponsors to this worthy cause.” Phelps and Rudberg also wanted to express their gratitude for the support they received from Budget Foods, Riverhouse Restaurant, Tsawwassen

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Jackey Zellweger (left) of the Delta Hospital Foundation accepted a $1,600 cheque from Don Phelps, Sally Phelps and Dave Rudberg, proceeds from the annual Chesapeake Landing Charity Golf Tournament. Collision, Expedia CruiseShipCenters, Lawlor Goldsmith Shoppe, SaveOn-Foods, Safeway, Ichiban Fine Cleaning, Meridian Farm Market, Stir Coffee House, Ladner Village Floral, Captain’s Cove Marina (Rusty Anchor Restaurant), Sharkey’s Seafood Bar and Grille, Aquilini Group (Golden Eagle Golf Club) and Cove Links Golf Course. “I’m always so impressed with Chesapeake’s enduring support of our hospital,” said Jackey Zellweger, Delta Hospital Foundation’s

corporate and event manager. “For six years now, they’ve organized this amazing event with Delta Hospital Foundation as their chosen charity, and we are just so grateful.” The Chesapeake Landing Charity Golf Tournament is one of many independent fundraising initiatives that have raised thousands of dollars to enhance patient care at Delta Hospital. Anyone interested in hosting a fundraiser can contact Zellweger at 604-940-9695 or jackey.zellweger@ dhfoundation.ca.

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$18,000

$13,500

$26,000

REMOTE ENTRY, FOG LAMPS, 78,300 KMS #T58384

HEATED SEATS, MOONROOF, 118,550 KMS #T84605A

412/mo.

347/mo.

OVER 60 MONTHS

LEATHER, REAR DVD, 74,900 KMS #T33230

477/mo.

REMOTE ENTRY, 8FT BOX, 38,150 KMS #T69221

369/mo.

LEATHER BUCKETS, POWER GOUP, 78,400 KMS #T33075

FULLY LOADED, NAVIGATION, 66,400 KMS #T97462

542/mo.

271/mo.

OVER 60 MONTHS

SYNC, TOW PACKAGE, 61,600 KMS #T29554

FRONT/SIDE AIRBAGS, SYNC, 72,700 KMS #T59806

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2009 FORD FUSION SE

2010 FORD ESCAPE LIMITED 4WD

2010 FORD ESCAPE XLT

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$22,000

$19,000

$14,000

$22,000

$21,000

$20,000

2009 FORD ESCAPE LIMITED 4WD

455/mo.

355/mo.

POWER SEAT, SYNC, 27,400 KMS #C189209

282/mo.

PARK ASSIST, LOADED! 79,100 KMS #X03171

390/mo.

LEATHER, MOONROOF, 60,500 KMS #T23100

3.0L V6, MOONROOF, 38,500 KMS #T38568

372/mo.

353/mo.

OVER 60 MONTHS

OVER 72 MONTHS

OVER 60 MONTHS

OVER 72 MONTHS

2010 FORD ESCAPE XLT 4WD KEYLESS ENTRY, SAT RADIO, 70,000 KMS #T12132

201 CHEVROLET EQUINOX AWD 2009 CHEVROLET SILVERADO 1500 LS BLUETOOTH, ALLOYS, 72,900 KMS #T31667

POWER GROUP, CANOPY, 98,800 KMS #T34885

HEATED LEATHER, BACK UP CAMERA, 65,000 KMS #T54283

REMOTE STARTER, SYNC, 74,500 KMS #C353303

2010 FORD FUSION SE

2010 FORD TAURUS LIMITED AWD

$23,000

$18,000

$30,000

$13,500

$25,324

$19,000 $

355/mo.

409/mo.

OVER 72 MONTHS

2010 FORD F150 FX4 S/CREW

539/mo.

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233/mo.

OVER 72 MONTHS

OVER 60 MONTHS

OVER 72 MONTHS

369/mo.

FULLY LOADED, 365 HORSEPOWER! 75,760 KMS #C104845

HEATED LEATHER, TOW PACKAGE, 35,600 KMS #T31415

2011 FORD ESCAPE XLT 4WD

2011 FORD F150 FX2 S/CREW

2011 FORD F150 XTR S/CREW 4X4

2011 FORD F350 XLT CREW 4X4

AUTO, LEATHER, MOONROOF, 34,400 KMS #C130633

$28,000

$22,000

27,000

6.2L V8, A/C, POWER GROUP, 60,750 KMS #T83466

$32,000

$33,000

$16,000

2010 FORD TAURUS SHO AWD

REVERSE SENSORS, SYNC, 74,200 KMS #T50133

426/mo.

OVER 72 MONTHS

OVER 84 MONTHS

502/mo.

344/mo.

ECO-BOOST V6, REVERSE SENSORS, 37,900 KMS #T78468

507/mo.

2011 FORD FIESTA SES

524/mo.

246/mo.

OVER 84 MONTHS

2011 FORD FLEX LIMITED AWD

2011 FORD RANGER SPORT 4X2

AUTO, CD, TOW PACKAGE, 32,780 KMS #T50333

A/C,CLOTH, POWER GROUP, 9,100 KMS #T74118

2012 FORD E250 CARGO

2012 FORD F150 FX4 S/CREW

2012 FORD F150 LARIAT S/CREW 4X4

2012 FORD F150 XTR S/CAB 4X4

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$17,000

$24,000

$42,000

$40,000

$32,000

HEATED SEATS, MOONROOF, 50,800 KMS #T20068A

FULLY LOADED, NAVIGATION, 5,900 KMS #T44980

671/mo.

3.5L ECO-BOOST V6, NAVIGATION, 31,200 KMS #T26111

SYNC, 3.5L ECO-BOOST V6, 16,600 KMS #T64584

OVER 84 MONTHS

OVER 72 MONTHS

OVER 84 MONTHS

262/mo.

507/mo.

2012 FORD FIESTA SE

2012 FORD FIESTA SES

427/mo.

2012 FORD FOCUS SE

508/mo.

639/mo.

2012 FORD FOCUS TITANIUM

A/C, POWER GROUP, CD/MP3, 26,900 KMS #C151861

AUTO, HEATED LEATHER, 11,700 KMS #C206246

AUTO, FRONT/SIDE/ROOF AIRBAGS, 28,300 KMS #C109104

HEATED SEATS, SYNC, 55,700 KMS #C158573

HEATED LEATHER, REVERSE SENSORS, 36,500 KMS #C121619

$14,500

$14,000

$17,500

$15,000

$21,000

2012 FORD FUSION SE

ALLOY WHEELS, POWER SEAT, 37,400 KMS #C182853

$17,000

262/mo.

OVER 72 MONTHS

OVER 84 MONTHS

242/mo.

252/mo.

270/mo.

229/mo.

328/mo.

NAVIGATION, HEATED LEATHER, 19,000 KMS #T38037

HEATED LEATHER, VISTA ROOF, 14,100 KMS #T33562

2013 FORD EDGE SEL

2013 FORD ESCAPE SEL 4WD

2013 FORD ESCAPE TITANIUM 4WD

POWER LIFTGATE, LOADED! 32,600 KMS #T22371

POWER GROUP, SYNC, 13,250 KMS #C108104A

KEYLESS ENTRY, SPOILER, 9,300 KMS #C112762

$35,000

$31,000

$32,000

$33,500

$14,500

$15,000

2013 FORD EDGE LIMITED AWD

557/mo.

491/mo.

OVER 84 MONTHS

FULLY LOADED, NAVIGATION, 19,000 KMS #T05357

507/mo.

532/mo.

2013 FORD FIESTA SE

221/mo.

229/mo.

OVER 84 MONTHS

FULLY LOADED, PARK ASSIST, 31,000 KMS #T00945

AUTO, SYNC, POWER SEAT, 19,600 KMS #C115289

2013 FORD FUSION SE

2010 LINCOLN NAVIGATOR 4WD

2011 LINCOLN MKX AWD

VISTA ROOF, NAVIGATION, 43,540 KMS #T06341

REMOTE ENTRY, MOONROOF, 14,000 KMS #T03342

2010 MAZDA TRIBUTE

2007 TOYOTA RAV4 SPORT 4WD

$36,000

$23,000

$37,000

$35,000

$23,000

$17,000

2013 FORD FLEX LIMITED AWD

573/mo.

OVER 84 MONTHS

305/mo.

MOONROOF, REAR DVD, 90,100 KMS #T06053

589/mo.

557/mo.

FRONT/SIDE AIRBAGS, 3.5L V6, 77,600 KMS #T24101

409/mo.

348/mo.

OVER 84 MONTHS

OVER 72 MONTHS

OVER 60 MONTHS

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Northwest chapter in town for 15th annual convention

The northwest chapter of the Crown Victoria Association is in town this weekend for the group’s 15th annual convention. The CVA association comprises owners of 1954 to 1956 Ford Fairlanes and Canadian Meteor cars, including Crown Victoria hard-tops, glass-tops and convertibles. According to co-organizer Tom Siddon, these brightly coloured and chrome-decorated automobiles are signature cars of the glitzy and highly competitive auto era of the 1950s. “Last year I proposed that we bring our unique collection of Crown Victoria’s to Ladner as a fitting lead-up to the great Ladner Quilt Walk and Car Show being held on Sunday, Aug. 18,” says Siddon, who was the Member of Parliament for Richmond-South Delta from 1978 to 1993. These beautifully designed cars can be seen at a Cruise-In in front of the

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Tom Siddon, a former local MP, gives a final polish to his 1955 Ford Crown Victoria. NAPA Auto Parts tonight (Friday, Aug. 16) and again in Ladner’s Memorial Park tomorrow (Saturday, Aug. 17) from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., explains Siddon. “We will have about 50 cars present, including our tropical rose and white Crown Vic which my wife Pat and I will bring from Penticton for this event,”

While supplies last.

says Siddon. The Ladner Village Quilt Walk and Classic Car Show, now into its 10th year, takes place Sunday in Ladner Village from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event, hosted by the Ladner Business Association and The Quilted Bear, features hundreds of classic cars and quilts.

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Ladner Legion executive members Steve Henderson (left) and Olwen Demidoff recently presented a $2,000 donation to the Delta Hospice Society’s Laurine Kelly.

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Ladner Legion executive members Olwen Demidoff (left) and Steve Henderson recently presented a $1,000 donation to Linda Easdown from the Delta Meals on Wheels Society. The charity has been delivering hot meals to the residents of Ladner and Tsawwassen since 1974.

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QUESTION:

I have been trying to find some Royal Canadian mint product from the early 2000’s. I have either not been able to find what I was looking for, or if I did find it the price was very high.

Why should I update my website? ANSWER:

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• People have stopped visiting and SEO strategies are not working.

Older mint product from 1980 - 1999 is fairly easy to find because they made fewer products and a larger quantity of each.

• Information on the website is wrong or obviously outdated

By 2000 the mint started issuing many more products by starting sets and series of coins and making far fewer in quantity of each. This year (2013) the mint is making 200 different items.

Jim Richardson, owner Western Coin and Stamp

I am not sure which items you are looking for but you have picked the perfect time to inquire.We just finsihed buying the largest collection of mint products I have ever seen. There was over 100 boxes villed with almost every mint item from 1995 to 2006.We are just starting to fill our cases with these items and are pricing them well below our regular retail prices. You should come on in next week to take a look and phone me, if there is a specific item you are needing.

• Your target market has changed • Your website is missing social media interaction

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Daniel M. Jones CRP, AACI, P.App., FRI, CMR, RI Business Coordinator/President

As part of the depreciation plan, the consultant must provide the strata corporation with at least 3 cash flow funding models for the contingency reserve fund relating to the maintenance, repair and replacement over the next 30 years. These are only sample models for funding that will show the impact of your decisions.Your strata is not compelled to adopt any of them. If you decide to contribute only 10% of the annual budget, the model should show what your future costs will be, when they will occur, and when will you be facing special levies, likewise if you decided to increase your contributions to a greater amount. The effect of increases will reduce the impact of special levies and increase the value of your asset. The purpose of providing the models is to ensure the strata owners have credible information to make decisions when they vote at the AGM. Even if the strata corporation does not increase their funding, it will allow owners to understand future costs so they may make informed decisions on their personal long term financial planning and savings for those future levies.

QUESTION: Paul, I am concerned about the water line to my house. Should I think about replacing it, or wait till it breaks? My house is 33yrs old? I live in Tsawwassen. ANSWER: Given the age of your home, it would be a good idea to think about replacing the water service (water main), or at a minimum, start budgeting for its replacement. Over time the copper water main, buried under the soil, can start to break down especially where the soil is acidic, but more often, the copper line becomes kinked or damaged by roots from trees putting pressure on it. In either case, at some time in the near future, you are going to spring a leak. Depending on your landscaping, the replacement of the water main, can be dug by hand or machine, which involves digging a trench a minimum of 18” deep from the city supplied water service valve at the front of your yard up to the connection point within your home. An option to digging is to pull a new water service. This involves fishing a cable through your existing water line and connecting the other end to a winch which will remove the old line and install the new line at the same time. The limitation of this technique is that if you wait until your line breaks, it may be kinked, which makes it impossible to fish a cable through it. Most plumbers these days use plastic water service piping to replace water mains due to the high cost of copper. Homeowners should ask their preferred plumber to include a PRV (pressure reducing valve) and a new home shut off valve with any new water main replacement. Be proactive and call us today for a free estimate.

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Tracy Neff and Jyla Davis lead the group in song as they prepare for two performances of Aristocats tomorrow at Delta Secondary.

Aristocats coming to Ladner

Davis and Neff team up, along with Delta kids, for performances tomorrow Jyla Davis and Tracy Neff are teaming up with more than 25 talented Delta kids to bring Disney’s Aristocats to life for two performances tomorrow in Ladner. This is not the first time these two Delta divas have joined forces. They first graced the stage together in 2000 at Theatre Under the Stars’ in their production

of South Pacific and have subsequently collaborated on numerous projects. “Aristocats seemed to be the perfect mix of Jyla and I — Jyla’s the jazzy side and I’m the needs-to-loosen-up side!” Neff laughs. The production will take place at Delta Secondary School in what has been coined the “guitar room.” “We compared all the

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afternoon, according to the pair. Aristocats is a one-act kids show that runs about 30 minutes and is based on the 1970s Disney film. The cost is $5 for kids and $7 for adults and the entrance to the show is on the west side of DSS near the track. Performances will be held tomorrow at 1:30 and 3 p.m.

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Sites and summits in Banff

Man’s best friend comes along for hike in Sunshine Village BY

JANE CASSIE

Optimist contributor

There are fringe benefits for being a dog owner. As well as free kisses and pampering you get more exercise, especially when hiking the trails in Banff’s Sunshine Village. “Sorry, there’s no exception to the pet rule,” the straight-faced ticket seller says from behind the counter. “None are allowed onboard.” We’re at the base of this ski resort, a short drive

ferent. There’s no way of disguising the length, but for the most part, this incline is gradual. Healy Creek weaves in and out of our view and while canopied by evergreens we bisect the occasional blueberry field, cross a few bridges and ogle at rugged peaks that pop into the backdrop. A primitive campground dots the 5.5-km mark, a fork to Simpson Pass is just before kilometer eight and flowery meadows sprawl over the sub-alpine. While Kalli

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Gravel pathways score the upper meadow.

from the town’s hub, where, for a price, a shuttle will whisk us up to the 2,195metre level (7,200 feet) to scenic ridges. But heeling politely between us, and looking up with apologetic eyes, is Kalli, our tag-along pup. “There’s another option,” my husband says, when glancing at the map. “We can hoof it all the way on foot.” I sigh at Brent’s idea, partly with frustration and partly trepidation. Can I manage the 18-kilometre round-tripper to Healy Pass? I might be OK if it was a level playing field, but the elevation gain from this parking lot is 655 metres (2,150 ft). “With all the hiking we’ve done this holiday, it’ll be a breeze,” he reassures me. It’s true and my buffed-up quads are proof. From the Kootenays to Banff, we’ve paced everything from walk-inthe-parkers like the Bow Falls Trail to mountaineer challenges such as Cory Pass. And have truly been rewarded with visual overload in return. This Healy trek ends up being no dif-

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goes ga-ga over the gopher holes that burrow through this scruffy ground cover, Brent prepares for bigger game. “Three grizzlies have been tagged on this ridge,” he says, while reaching for the bear spray, “it’s unlikely

we’ll see any.” In spite of all the previous warnings we’ve had on this trip, my wrist bells go into full action. I’m soon noisier than old Saint Nick. But we safely traverse the open meadow, elevate to Healy Pass and pan the

expansive landscape. To the northeast, living up to its name, is the Massive Range, southeast is beaconlike Mt.. Assiniboine and northwest are the shimmering jewels of Scarab and Egypt Lakes. We sit and try to take it all in before mak-

ing the descent. “Going down will be easier,” Brent assures me, “We’ll even have energy for another hike tomorrow.” Kalli wags her tail in agreement. Little does she know, See HIKE page 22

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HIKE from page 21 her legs will be getting a rest! We make arrangements the next morning for her to stay and play at Veronica’s, a doggy day care that’s a short drive from our Tunnel Mountain campsite. And while she’s romping with other canines, we’re tromping Sunshine’s alpine. After taking the fivekilometre bus drive from

the lower parking lot, we gain 500 metres elevation and save an hour and a half tread-time on our hiking boots. Over 12 kilometres of gravel pathway score these upper meadows. Placards along the first section reveal information about the vegetation, flora and geography. We’re welcomed to the Continental Divide, a

Rocky Mountain landmark that separates the water flow from the Atlantic to the Pacific. And we discover why so many skiers flock to this area — 10 metres of powder cloaks this terrain each year. But the growing season is nothing to write home about. Although the wildflower meadows rage with color in summer, it only lasts about 45 days. Our manicured path rises and falls as it slices through

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home to tranquil lakes. At the base of Quartz Hill (five km/three miles into the trek), we enjoy a snack and serenity. “We could keep going,” Brent says, after checking his watch. “Another hour or so and we’ll be at Citadel Pass where the vistas are spectacular. What do you think?” But we both know the answer. We have to pick up our pooch by 4:30 and time is running out. “Veronica also offers overnight care.” I pipe up. “Maybe next time we’re hiking Sunshine, Kalli

would like to have a sleepover.” We hope you’ve enjoyed the past five monthly articles and tagging along with us on this holiday. By the end of this trip we hiked 150 kilometres and did a total of 40,000 feet in up and down elevation. And if we ever have a future opportunity, we’ll be back to do it all over again! Travel Writers’ Tales is an independent travel article syndicate that offers professionally written travel articles to newspaper editors and publishers. To check out more, visit www. travelwriterstales.com

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Starry Night comes to Deas Island park

We’ve all heard them — the creatures that hoot, howl and squeak in the night. But this Saturday, you can get a closer look at owls, coyotes, bats and more at the annual Starry Night event at Deas Island Regional Park in Delta. Usually, the park is closed after dark, but once a year, this beautiful riverside park is opened up for a magical exploration of the night. Visitors can walk along candle-lit paths through the cottonwood trees, meet a live owl, watch bats fly from their roost in the beautiful Burrvilla heritage house and much, much more. “Starry Night is a great way to get to know more about the creatures of the night and have a lot of fun doing it,” says Lori Bartley, park interpreter for Metro Vancouver regional parks. “Whether you’re a kid who wants to play a game of pin-the-tail on the coyote or an adult who wants to learn

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more about spiders, there will be lots of fun stuff going on.” Starry Night is put together by Metro Vancouver Regional Parks and Delta Parks and Recreation. As well, partners groups will be there too, such as the Royal Astronomical Society (who will bring a telescope for peering at the stars and planets), Delta Museum and Archives (who will wel-

come visitors to Burrvilla and show them what people did for fun in the early 1900s) and Science World, (who will come with cool displays and activities). Starry Night takes place on Saturday, Aug. 17. Everyone is welcome and it’s free. The fun starts at 7:30 p.m. and continues until 10 p.m. — rain or shine! For more information, call 604-224-5739.

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Tom Robson’s stint with his hometown professional baseball team could be over in a couple of weeks. The 20-year-old pitcher from Ladner made his second start at Nat Bailey Stadium on Wednesday night and was in excellent form in the Vancouver Canadians 10-1 win over the Everett Aquasox. The Toronto Blue Jays prospect allowed just two hits and struck out four in five innings of work before he reached his maximum 80 pitch count. In four starts since being called up from rookie league ball, the Delta secondary graduate has a 2-0 record and paltry 0.71 earned runs average (ERA). Robson is scheduled to pitch three more times until the conclusion of the Single A Short Season. He could be re-assigned to continue on in a fall instructional league or shutdown for the year. But everything is pointing to bigger challenges in his promising career. “They keep all that stuff pretty confidential,” said Robson Wednesday from his East Ladner family home. “You do a whole lot more throwing in pro ball and I can definitely tell it’s getting to the end of the season. I still feel good but I’ve been going since April. “If they do shut me down, I will take some time off and maybe go to Mexico for a holiday then get back into the grind. Robson’s made his Nat Bailey debut on Aug. 3 in front of a capacity crowd of 5,500. He pitched six innings in an 8-2 win over Hillsboro. The biggest challenge, however, was coming up with enough tickets to accommodate all his family and friends. Many more also showed up at the park, including some of his former teachers. “I gave 45 tickets to my parents and I had another 25 just for my friends,” smiled Robson. “But there must have been close to another 100 people from Ladner as well. (Laughing) There were people coming up to me afterwards that I don’t

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Tom Robson has a 0.71 ERA in four starts since joining the Vancouver Canadians just over two weeks ago. even remember.” Being in a Vancouver Canadians’ uniform had been on Robson’s mind since the Blue Jays made him the number one pick from Canada in the Major League Baseball draft two years ago. As an 18-year-old fresh out of high school, the journey to get to his hometown team was not as straight forward as one might think. Robson began his career in Virginia and was enjoying a solid season until it was cut short due to soreness in his elbow. He was sent to Florida for rehabilitation then spent six weeks in a fall instructional league before another month long stint in the Dominican Republic. He was invited to extended spring training in April and was 3-0 with Bluefield before being promoted to Vancouver. “I’m definitely getting use to pro ball and understanding what it’s

like,” he continued. “Just because your Canadian doesn’t mean your going to the Vancouver Canadians. I was thinking hopefully I can pitch well in Bluefield and at least get a chance to play in my hometown once in my career. That was my whole goal while I was there. To pitch front of family and friends in a stadium I grew up in was a pretty surreal experience.” One of the biggest adjustments for Robson is working with a limited pitch count. In the B.C. Premier Baseball League with the Langley Blaze or even with the national junior team, he would typically throw between 110-120 pitches per start. Instructional league saw him work no more than two innings and he was on a 60 pitch count in Bluefield. Now his workload is 80. “You don’t want to waste pitches and make sure all of them count,” he said. “Even if I get ahead 0-2, I

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don’t want to throw out of the zone. I rather throw a curve ball or something competitive that could buy me an extra inning.” Robson’s arsenal includes a fastball, curveball and change-up. Since turning pro he has tinkered his grips on all three of them. His fastball has more velocity as well as movement and a sinking downward action to it. He has gone from a four to a two finger grip on his change up and he can throw a spike curveball. This off-season he wants to add a cutter or a slider. He his savouring his days of living at home and catching up with his family and friends. Typically for home games, he heads to Nat Bailey around noon and even later, if he chooses, when he starts. “I don’t want to be here next year but this something I will definitely remember for the rest of my life. It’s a special time.”

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An impressive season for the Delta ’99A Heat girls fastpitch team included three tournament victories and a fourth place finish at last month’s provincial championships. Two players were also picked up to play at a recent high-profile tournament in Reno.

Heat conclude impressive season with 4th place finish at provincials

Delta Heat ’99A girls fastpitch team enjoyed a busy and successful year. This dedicated group of 13 girls from around the Lower Mainland took the gold medal in the U14A division at last month’s Surrey Storm Tournament. Prior to that, the 99A Heat celebrated four other podium finishes — winning gold in North Delta and Surrey in June, silver at the South Delta tournament in early May and bronze at the Softball City Icebreaker Tournament in April. Travelling to Seattle and Portland this season provided the team an opportunity to play some competitive softball on American soil and establish its presence south of the border. The peak of the season came at the provincials, held in late July in Maple Ridge. With crafty coaching, strong pitching and

timely batting the 99’s got as far as semifinals before losing to eventual provincial champions Ridge Meadows Pride. Right after the final game pitchers Logan Bailey and Carri-Anne Hoar left for Reno, Nevada to play for the Ridge Meadows Pride in a 150-team tournament. They faced strong US teams in the week long event — playing two games a day. A whopping five game schedule on the Saturday saw the team eventually bow out to a strong opponent from California. The Heat’s roster also includes: Chloe Cartlidge, Ashley DeGrosseilliers, Janessa Hanson, Courtney Palleson, Kheya McGill, Jayde Robertsen, Sahiba Badh, Kennedy Bonner, Arnelle Basi, Taylor Whitty and Casey Gareau. The coaches are Alex McElroy, Lyndsay McElroy and Bob Whitty.

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Word Challenge Boundary Bay Bluebacks will be well-represented at this weekend’s provincials in Coquitlam.

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LAST WEEK’S ANSWER CLUES DOWN 1. A Dalton (physics) 2. Shopping complexes 3. Chinese transliteration system 4. Lack of normal muscle tone 5. Clobber 6. Pilgrimage to Mecca 7. Divine language of Hinduism 8. A sudden outburst 9. Laborer who does menial work 11. Move to music 13. Unit of loudness 16. Suitable for use as food 18. Financial gain 20. 14760, NY 21. Possessed

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The Boundary Bay Bluebacks made a big splash at the Fraser South Regional Swimming Championships. Ten Blueback swimmers qualified for this weekend’s B.C. Summer Swimming Association’s provincial championships in Coquitlam. In Division One, Olivia Barber, continued her outstanding season by qualifying in three events — the 100 Individual medley, 50 breaststroke, and the 50 freestyle. Aaron Thomson also continued his winning streak by qualifying in 100 IM, 50 free, 50 fly, and the 100 free. He is also a member of the Division 4 boys relay teams for the 200 free and the 200 medley.

Other members of the medley relay team are Max Redman, who also qualified individually in the 50 breast, Sam Bernard, and Jaxon Scholfield. The 200 Free relay team swimmers are Noah Enns, Jaxon, Max and Aaron. Jacky Kam qualified in the 200 IM and the 100 Back. Mia Cender impressively advanced in four events — 50 free, 50 breast, 50 fly, and 100 free. Rounding out the team are Boundary Bay Blueback coaches Francine deLotbinere-Basset who qualified in the 200 IM, 100 breast, and the 50 fly and Alyssia Hunchak who moved on in the 200 IM, 100 breast, and the 100 fly.

Noace of Intenaon to Close a Poraon of Highway and Dispose of the Closed Highway (Pursuant to Secjons 26, 40 and 94 of the Community Charter) TAKE NOTICE that the Council of The Corporajon of Delta (“Delta”) has given irst, second and third readings to a bylaw cited as “88th Street Road Closure and Cancellaaon Bylaw No. 7116, 2013”, and intends to inally consider and adopt this bylaw at a future regular Council meejng. The intent of this bylaw is to stop up and close to traec and cancel the dedicajon as road of a 390 square metre porjon of 88th Street, as shown outlined in bold on the diagram below. Following inal considerajon and adopjon of Bylaw 7116, the subject property will cease forever to be a public highway and jtle shall be vested in Delta. FURTHER TAKE NOTICE THAT, following inal considerajon and adopjon of Bylaw 7116, Delta intends to transfer all its interest in the subject property to BC Transportajon and Financing Authority. In considerajon, Delta will receive a lane of approximately 350 square metres located between 6A Avenue and 7th Avenue with the following legal descripjon: PID: 006-719-937 Parcel “A” (Reference Plan 39072) Lot 472 Secjon 3 Township 5 New Westminster District Plan 32106 As the properjes being exchanged are of similar size, there is no monetary considerajon for this land exchange. Copies of the relevant documents and plans may be inspected at the Municipal Hall at 4500 Clarence Taylor Crescent, Delta, B.C. Any inquiries should be made to Lisa van den Dolder, Lands Solicitor, (604) 946-3234, Monday through Friday (except statutory holidays) between the hours of 8:30 am and 4:30 pm. If you feel that you may be afected by Bylaw 7116, you may write to the ahenjon of the Lands Solicitor at the above address. Please note that only comments received by 4:30 pm on August 30, 2013 will be considered. Reference ile LAN-11-774. Dated this 6th day of August, 2013.

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MUST SEE! Truly fabulous corner Penthouse/Townhouse is located in the heart of Ladner. Over 1800 square feet. Living room with vaulted ceiling, formal dining room, kitchen eating area and two bedrooms and 2Terrific bathsTOP onFLOOR main 1,200 level.square Upstairs boasts ceilings andGourmet loads of foot loft corner suite, 16ʼ in quiet location. kitchen with grnite countertops, gas space stove, custom & eating windows which makes it a great for an wood office,cabinetry studio or games/ bar. Sleek slate tile and warm laminate flooring. Double sided gas fireplace media room.both Lotsthis of in-suite Steps to shops, caféʼs, restaurants. compliments spaciousstorage. family room/eating area and the living room. Lovly covered patio overlooks secluded treed area. 2 bedrooms, Totally rain-screened buildingbeautiful with 6 years warranty.

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Spacious & comfortable rancher with a loft area; located in a great culde-sac and backs onto Kensington Park. South East exposed back yard with beautiful new sundeck overlooking the park and greenspace. Living room, dining room, family room, kitchen and a huge master bedroom. Charminginclude Woodsall bungalow on a huge square foot lotnew in West Updates new flooring, new9,224 window coverings, paint, Ladner. Country livingofroom remodeledLoft wood fireplace, bathroom tiles andkitchen, more. Total 3 gaswith fireplaces!!! area includes dining room 3 bedrooms. Fabulous south west exposed back bedroom withand 3 piece ensuite and a lovely sitting area and balcony. yard with sundeck. Roofthis justcould 8 years, newer paint,come sometrue. newer Perfect forlarge the empty nester... be your dream flooring and refinished parquet. Nicely landscaped. Excellent home!

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5155 58B St., Ladner $569,900

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Perfect family home in sought-after cul-de-sac within easy walking distance to both Ladner Elementary and Delta High School. This stunning home features main floor living with 4 bedrooms and a games room up. Lots of great updates: carpets, hardwood floors in the kitchen and family room, tile floors in entrance area, granite counters, light fixtures, crown molding, French doors, hot water tank, the list goes on! Great place to entertain inside or out with a large patio space in the beautiful and private backyard. Don’t miss this great opportunity!!

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Absolutely fabulous top floor, corner unit in desirable Adlington Court. 9 foot ceilings, bright and cheery private unit with south east exposure. Terrific decor with newer paint, flooring, and appliances. Gas fireplace in living room, dining area, kitchen with window overlooking greenery and a large master bedroom with nook for computer or sitting area. Pet friendly. Great quiet location yet short walk to shops, parks, recreation and more. A must to see!

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Don't miss out on this 2,405 sq.ft. home located in desirable subdivision of West Ladner. Nicely maintained and boasts a NEW ROOF. Main floor with elegant living room and gas fireplace, formal dining room. Terrific kitchen & eating area with vaulted ceilings, skylight and lots of windows overlooking south/west exposed back yard. Family room off kitchen plus a roomy den & double garage. Upstairs you will find a spacious master bedroom with 5 piece ensuite plus 3 more good size bedrooms. This quiet and attractive neighbourhood is within walking distance to both Neilson Grove and Hawthorne Elementary schools, Historic Ladner Village, parks, shopping, restaurants and golf course.

Stunning 2,710 square foot NEW HOME in desirable neighborhood. Gorgeous OPEN CONCEPT kitchen, dining and living room with maple engineered floors, beautiful stone countertops. Spice kitchen, den/flex room, laundry and powder room on main floor. Lots more high end finishing throughout. Upstairs with 4 bedrooms and 3 more baths. Fully landscaped and fenced, west exposed back yard with an awesome covered patio area (already wired for your sound system). Private entrance to this lovely 1 bedroom LEGAL suite with it’s own laundry. This is a great mortgage helper, will pay $160,000 of your mortgage for a 5 year term. GST Included in price. Call today!

Phenomenal! 2800 square feet of solid structured, well maintained home. Total of 4 Bedrooms, 3 baths, family room and a huge games room. New Stainless Steel Whirlpool appliances in the kitchen. New torch on roofCall in 2010. Storage shed in backyard. Large Workshop beside double RV604-946-8899. parking and room Bob, Linda or Blake at 604-946-8899. Call Bob, Lindacarport. or Blake at For floor plans, photos and 360 tours For floor plans, photos and 360 tours for the family friends rides too! 5 skylights and tons of windows give this home lots of natural go toand www.TheChanceyTeam.com go tohelp www.TheChanceyTeam.com light.5265 Large deck features breathtaking view of boundary bay and4943 mountain. TheSt., location? Itʼs on one of Wellburn Dr., Ladner 63A Ladner Tsawwassenʼs best streets; quiet, children friendly and also close to schools. $699,000 $879,000

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Located in the heart of Ladner Village, this extensively updated 2 level condo in Harbourside is a must to see. Featuring 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths (soaker tub). Loads of space in the open concept featuring newer kitchen, dining area and spacious living room with patio doors to a beautifully secluded sunny back yard retreat with gate access to green space. Low maintenance fees of $202/month. Quick possession possible. Call today

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RIVER VIEW & 30' BOAT SLIP. This is a fabulous 2 storey, 2 bedroom & loft/den located in Ladner Village. Gorgeous renovated kitchen with newer appliances and nice big eating bar. Dining area and living room with built in's, wood fireplace and new carpets. Updated 2 piece bath. Upstairs Master bedroom is dreamy - featuring a renovated cheater bath & its own deck - imagine lying in bed watching the boats go by. Nice second bedroom and loft/den area overlooking lush green space. Absolutely the most sought after P waterfront RICE development in the area boasting not only it's marina but loads of green space a good size recreation room. Stroll though ladner village, along the river to to the library, ED REDUC community center or park.

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&www.TheChanceyTeam.com comfortable rancher with a loft area; located in a great culMUST SEE! fabulous corner Penthouse/Townhouse is located in Spacious ForTrulyfloor plans, photos and 360 tours go to de-sac and backs onto Kensington Park. South East exposed back yard the heart of Ladner. Over 1800 square feet. Living room with vaulted with beautiful new sundeck overlooking the park and greenspace. Living ceiling, formal dining room, kitchen eating area and two bedrooms and room, dining room, family room, kitchen and a huge master bedroom. 2 baths on main level. Upstairs loft boasts 16ʼ ceilings and loads of Updates include all new flooring, new window coverings, new paint, windows which makes it a great space for an office, studio or games/ bathroom tiles and more. Total of 3 gas fireplaces!!! Loft area includes media room. Lots of in-suite storage. Steps to shops, caféʼs, restaurants. bedroom with 3 piece ensuite and a lovely sitting area and balcony. Totally rain-screened building with 6 years warranty. Perfect for the empty nester... this could be your dream come true.

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MUST SEE! Truly fabulous corner Penthouse/Townhouse is located in the heart of Ladner. Over 1800 square feet. Living room with vaulted ceiling, formal dining room, kitchen eating area and two bedrooms and 2 baths on main level. Upstairs loft boasts 16' ceilings and loads of windows which makes it a great space for an office, studio or games/media room. Lots of in-suite storage. Steps to shops, café’s, restaurants. Totally rain-screened building with 6 years warranty

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Wow! Brilliant Open Concept - Builders Own Home! Built With Luxurious Living in Mind this Home Features 30K in Extras. Wainscoting, Coffered Ceilings, Hardwood Floors, Maple Cabinets that run to the Ceiling, a large 36"- 5 Burner Gas Cooktop, Wall Oven, Dual Door Fridge (All Stainless Steel-KitchenAid).QuartzCountertopswith Rounded Edges, Double Sink with High-End Faucet. Gorgeous Chandeliers Throughout Home. 3 Bedrooms and Finished Attic, 2.5 Bathrooms with Custom Built Mirrors + Frames. High-Efficiency Viessmann H/W System. South West Exposed Backyard Leads to Double Detached Garage + Suite Above. Suite Rents for $850/month - Talk About A Mortgage Helper!!!

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A lot of work has been done on this nice family home to get it ready for the market! New carpets, fresh paint, new windows, new roof and the home sits on a nicely treed south exposed lot with a private back yard. The home presents itself well, and it waiting for its new family to live there.

$619,000 4934 Central Avenue, Ladner

Nice 2200 square foot 2 level main ^oor living 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom, family home close to town center, Lions Park, and Hawthorne School. 2 car garage, separate RV Parking with sani dump, and so much more.

Some nice updating has been done in this 3 level, 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom Townhome. The Kitchen has been remodeled and opened up into the Dining/Eating area making a great room. Some new painting, carpets, new windows and general updating makes this a move in condition family home. The home comes with a west exposed yard, 2 parking spots and lots of storage! This is a great starter home, with a great price, ef_cient to own and in a quiet neighborhood!

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9 New Executive Townhomes 539,000 to 579,000 4728 54A Street, Ladner

Six, 2 level 1350 sq foot 3 Bedroom, 3 Bathroom Homes with 2 Car Garages, and Three, 3 level 1560 sq foot 3 Bedroom, Den & 4 Bathroom Homes with 2 car Garages. Nice warm colors, Tile & Hardwood ^oors, all Stainless Steel Appliances, Quartz Counters, Under Mount Sinks in Kitchens & Bathrooms. LED Lighting, Electric Fireplaces and so much more. Call me for more Info and Showings!

WATERFRONT LOT $659,000 4469 River Road West, Ladner

Own your own 66 foot wide Water Front lot on the Fraser River near Ladner. The upland is currently parking lot & has 2 storage sheds. Please investigate a building opportunity with Port Metro Vancouver & Municipal authorities. The 66 X 65 Water Lot is zoned to moor 2 Float homes & Boat moorage with Municipal Water & Sewer available. The 2 Floathomes currently there are paying moorage on a month to month basis. You can Walk & Bike the Dyke, take in wonderful views, & Kayak on the River at your door! These Water Front lots are rarely available!

2 Building lots Paton Drive, Ladner 2 46.50 X 100 foot south exposed build lots for sale! Building plans for one lot are already approved & ready to go!

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ONE OF EACH STYLE WILL BE STAGED & OPEN FOR YOUR VIEWING

Saturday & Sunday August 17 & 18 from 1-4 PM each day 4728 54A Street, Ladner, BC

Russ Nugent • ReMax Progroup Realty • 604.9446.22766

prices from

$539,000 to $579,000

including GST!

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Progroup | 100–5000 Bridge Street, Ladner www.realestatedelta.com Each Office Independently Owned and Operated

Richard Lowe, Personal Real Estate Corporation, Realtor, RIBC 604 946 8000 | 604 943 8080 | richard@realestatedelta.com

NEW LISTING

1,101 sqft - 2 bdrms - 2 bath - den Adlington Court - Ladner

3600 VIRTUAL TOUR

5336 Westminster Ave | $959,000

2,191 sqft - 3 bdrms - 2.5 bath - 11,668 sqft lot - dble garage overheight carport - workshop - v1016835

5015 Fenton Drive | $999,000

5678 Clipper Rd. | $689,000

1,560 sqft - 3 bdrms - 2 bath - 4,844 sqft lot Ladner - MLS# v1008483

NEW PRICE

OPEN SUNDAY 2-4

4551 Aurora Court | $739,900

D218 4845 53 Street | $316,900

3,112 sqft - 4 bdrms - game room - den - 3 bath quiet street - 6,144 sqft lot - Ladner - MLS #v1018774

NEW LISTING

NEW PRICE

NEW PRICE - 3,226 sqft - 5 bdrms, games room, 4 bath 7,564 sqft lot - Ladner - v991054

jennifer@realestatedelta.com | 604 908 1593

QUIET STREET

3600 VIRTUAL TOUR

#202-4745 54A Street, Ladner | $352,000

Jennifer McGregor, Personal Real Estate Corporation, Realtor

3600 VIRTUAL TOUR

4752 55B Street | $749,000

1,033 sqft - 2 bdrms - 1 bath - 10,303 sqft lot detached garage - MLS #v1020133

ACROSS MEMORIAL PARK

1,029 sqft - 2 bdrms - 2 bath Ladner Pointe - MLS #v1020128

5562 Frigate Road | $698,900

1,957 sqft - 3 bdrms & games - 2.5 bath - 3,875 sqft lot Ladner MLS# v992012

SPACIOUS

SOLD SOLD #15-4788 57th Street | $449,900

2,084 sqft - 3 bdrms - 3.5 bath - townhome Ladner Estatesr - MLS #v1020136

#406-4768 53rd St. | $295,000

932 sqft - 2 bdrms - 2 bath - top ﬂoor Sunningdale phase IV - Ladner - v1017347

#7-4965 47th Ave. | $419,900

1,647 sqft - 3 bdrms - 2.5 bath - townhouse Ladner - MLS #v1015446

A306-4811 53rd Street | $398,900 1,861 sqft - 3 bdrms - 2 bath - 2 parking spaces - Ladner - MLS# v951619

6204 48A Ave, Ladner Listed by Remax Progroup

SOLD by richard lowe & associates

ALL OUR HOMES ARE MIRACLE HOMES! 2012: TOP 10% OF GREATER VANCOUVER REALTORS® IN SALES

TrishandTeri .ca 940 Tsawwassen Beach - $999,900

5295 Chamberlayne Ave | $674,900

1079 Shaman Crescent | $799,000

OPEN SAT 2-4: Private decks with hot tub overlooking the Beach. Paddle board or kayak from your front door.

OPEN SUN 2-4: The floor plan offers a perfect traditional family plan with main floor living down and bedrooms up.

OPEN SUN 2-4: Completely renovated 4 bdrm/4 bath home situated on a quiet crescent with west facing back gardens.

4728 Stahaken Place | $699,000

508-55A Street | $849,000

872 Tsawwassen Beach | $1,150,000

OPEN SUN 2-4: Beautifully remodeled 3 bedroom & den executive home in a quiet cul de sac.

OPEN SUN 2-4: Post & Beam 4 bdrm family home offers everything. 9322 sqft lot with almost 4000 sqft of living space.

OPEN SUN 2-4: Beautifully renovated 4 bedroom home on 8550sqft ﬂat beachfront lot with decks facing east & west.

Visit the Dogwood Shop ...

Trisha Murphy | 604.312.7621 Trisha@TrishaMurphy.ca Sutton Group - Seafair Realty: 1625 56th Street, Tsawwassen

Teri Steele | 604.897.2010 sold@TeriSteele.com

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45-5300 Admiral Way | $747,000

OPEN SUN 2-4: Stunning Townhome in WOODWARD LANDING offering 2400sqft of luxury with master on the main.

102-5500 13A Avenue | $428,000

SOUTH PATIO: GARDENER’S PARADISE in a condo setting. Beautiful ground ﬂoor 1259 sq ft S/W corner suite.

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Brian iaan E Elsey ls

604-551-9396 1-9396 1-9 396 • www.brianelsey.ca

Personal Real Estate Corporation

YOUR REALTOR FOR LIFE

5588 1st Avenue, Tsawwassen

00 0 4,0 ,0$067 E 9 C 8 I $P3R NEW

$38

Aileen Noguer

Harry Ratchford

604-315-2633 • www.harryratchford.ca

MASTER MEDALLION CLUB

visit ... www.aileennoguer.com

604-946-8000/604-943-8080

5 bedroom, 3,650 sqft Cape Cod family home directly across the street from Diefenbaker Park. Spacious main floor family room with direct to sun-drenched Southern exposed patio in the backyard. The carpeted living room boasts a fireplace, bay window. Spacious kitchen. The upper floor has 4 bedrooms including an enormous master bedroom with a 5 piece ensuite, walk-in closet. In addition there is a 1 bedroom mortgage helper. Sunny, fully fenced Southern exposed backyard. Double garage with extra parking.

1436 Village Green Wynd, Tsawwassen - $639,999

5415 Westminster Avenue, Ladner - $969,000

Open 2-42-4 Open Sat. Sat. & Mon. 203-1153 54A

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IMMACULATE! Welcome to Heron Place - nestled in the heart of Tsawwassen. Move in ready! Professionally painted recently with brand new carpet throughout and brand new stainless kitchen appliances. This wonderful 2 bedroom, 2 full bathroom and den suite is lovely and bright with 9 foot ceilings. Great layout with over 1300 sq ft of living space! Large North facing balcony is on the quiet side of the building, is completely private and is accessible from the LR and the Master BR. Kitchen has lots of cabinet space, a pantry and a nice eating area. Ensuite has separate tub and shower and there is a huge walk in closet in the master. Large insuite laundry. 2 secured parking stalls and 1 storage unit. 2 blocks to all amenities.

• Well Maintained Rancher Overlooking Beach Grove Golf Course • Unobstructed view from living room with large deck • Master bedroom on MAIN floor with private deck • Lower level includes two large bedrooms and family room • 1,976 sq ft home with plenty of storage + END UNIT

• Recently Upgraded Four Bedroom Home! • Old world feel with modern upgrades include roof & windows • Solarium overlooks spectacular garden • Garden has been featured in “Gardens West” magazine • SUBDIVIDABLE 17,007 sq ft. (100x170 lot)

380 Tsawwassen Beach Road, Tsawwassen - $2,990,000

Open Sun. 2-4 5275 Laburnum Park Pl. Ladner

00 4,5 $64

A lovely community of 18 detached homes for those 55 years of age or older. This rancher is ideal for a couple or single person ready to down size. There is everything you need for independent living with extremely low maintenance (bare land strata fee $55 per month)! Wheelchair accessible. 3 year old asphalt roof and new boiler for in floor radiant heating, built-in vacuum, large double garage, open kitchen with adjacent family & eating area with sliding doors having easy access to a beautiful east/south facing fully fenced back yard. This unit is ideally located at the back of the complex in a cul-de-sac.

#148-1440 Garden Place, Tsawwassen - $240,000 • Generous 2 bedroom condo! • Private ENCLOSED PATIO!

• Stunning Waterfront Home with 180 Degree View! • 3,190 sq ft architecturally designed open concept home • 3 bedrooms with potential for 4 or 5 • 1000 sq ft of patio with pool and hot tub • 12,099 sq ft lot - LEVEL LOT & TRIPLE CAR GARAGE

Call Brian or Harry for a FREE MARKET EVALUATION of your home!

RE/MAX PROGROUP - 1559 56TH STREET DELTA, B.C. - 604.943.8080

AMEX BROADWAY WEST REALTY - SUITE 201-10055 W. BROADWAY - 604.738.8878

shelleypater@telus.net

#255-1440 Garden Place, Tsawwassen - $279,999 • Sundrenched Corner Unit! • Updated 2 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom Condo!

Progroup Realty 100-5000 Bridge Street, Delta, BC V4K 2K4 T. 604-946-8000 / 604-943-8080 F: 604-946-1288 aileennoguer@remax.net

www.shelleypater.com

Sutton GROUP - SEAFAIR REALTY 1625 - 56th Street, Tsawwassen

VIRTUAL TOURS AND FLOOR PLANS AT www.shelleypater.com

5040 Fenton Drive Ladner $1,290,000

Style, beauty and elegance, this large, EXTENSIVELY UPDATED 5 bedroom family home has it all. Property is almost 17,000 sq ft and is located on desirable Fenton Drive. Updates include a fabulous GOURMET KITCHEN with granite counters and large centre island, new windows, new roof, new furnace and more. This house is absolutely gorgeous!

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1470 Beach Grove Road

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604.328.4345 www.sandyperry.com | sandyperryrealty@gmail.com I Do House Calls! C Sandy for a Call Free Evaluation of your home

Royal Lepage Regency Realty Limited, 1333 56th St, Tsawwassen, B.C.

1166 Jackson Way, Tsawwassen

OPEN SUNDAY 2-4

Come and see this Fabulous Beach Grove Waterfront home, with exceptional views from almost every room. Enjoy your own private 47’ x 15’ Beach Front Patio, or your own private enclosed garden terrace at the front of the home, or sit on the 23’ x 20’ roof top deck over-looking Beach Grove Road. Access the beach by your own private retractable ladder. This is outdoor Waterfront living at its best!

$879,000

The dramatic and spacious interior is just over 2500 sq ft and is waiting for your design choices to update and beautify this one of a kind custom built home (blueprints/plans available). Don’t miss this once in a life time opportunity to own something special and unique!

Spacious Rancher with loft on prestigious Jackson Way. Set on a large lot backing onto the Beach Grove Golf Course, it is truly a unique property. It boasts the master on the main and three bedrooms up. Functional kitchen with eating area & separate dining room. Large games room with bar & lovely solarium opening to big back deck. Some TLC needed but lots of personality & potential.

$1,750,000

ReMax Advantage Realty

Don Ellam

Your Neighbourhood Realtor

www.donellam.com

Your biggest investment deserves professional expertise. You deserve the best! Call Sandy Perry at 604.328.4345

604.518.3538

LOIS RICHARDSON 1333  56TH STREET, DELTA 6049437411

SOLD IN 2 DAYS

Stunning, immaculate 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom bungalow that has been updated with class. New kitchen with top of the line LG appliances, granite counters, spa like bathrooms with marble counters, slate floors and a soaker tub in the en-suite with a separate shower. Other features include hardwood floors, 2 gas fireplaces, a solarium, and a double garage with storage above. Enjoy the beautifully manicured lawn with its built in sprinkler system. Close to all amenities including the marina, golf course and millennium trail.

$779,999

SOLD

Dogwood

SOLD

lrichardson@dccnet.com

340 Tsawwassen beach Road, Tsawwassen

5629 Clipper Road, Ladner

MARINA GARDEN ESTATES

REGENCY REALTY LTD.

FREEHOLD LAND, BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME

Solid, charming 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom cottage on the water. Over 90 feet of waterfront on one third of an acre of your own land. Stairs or a funicular take you to your private getaway. Anchor your boat or paddle your kayak out from your front yard. Lounge on the Adirondacks and enjoy the sunsets from your deck. If you need a little more space, build up or perhaps your dream home will be tiered with a deck on every level to take advantage of the view. Endless possibilities with this stunning piece of property.

English Bluff

$1,599,000

SOLD

Westham Lane

SOLD

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fraser elliott

A40 The Delta Optimist August 16, 2013

BEST PRICE IN TOWN

• Just steps away from the beach • 18 hole golf course • Shopping and all amenities • Spacious and clean • New paint throughout • 2 parking stalls in secure underground parking lot. • Bring your ideas – sellers are very motivated!

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• Perfect 1 bedroom condo • 740 sq.ft • West-facing Exposure! • Nothing to do but move in! • Walk all of Ladner’s amenities in minutes!

Top 5% of all REALTORS in Greater Vancouver in 2006,2007,2008

dipl. in Marketing Commercial and Residential Real Estate British Columbia Ins. of Tech.

EXCELLENT PENTHOUSE CONDO

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• Ladner’s popular Oasis complex! • Newer kitchen, bathroom, paint, etc • Private yard, end unit, close to all amenities! • New roof! Well maintained complex! • Childrens play area! • Priced to sell!

$269,900

$279,900

• Updated Unit! 3 bedroom, 1,350 sq.ft • Beautiful private patio! • Nothing but move in! • Sought-after location, walking distance to everything! • Updated kitchen, new bathroom, ﬂooring, etc! • Don’t miss this one!

WALK TO ALL AMENITIES • 1,258 sq.ft, 2 bedroom • Ground-ﬂoor unit • Walk to ALL AMENITIES • Popular Royal Oaks Complex! • New b carpeting, erpaint, ek y fras we • Ready to move in

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4906 47A Avenue, Ladner

#111-1100 56th St., Tsaw.

$299,900

$319,900

• Beautifully updated one bedroom • Enclosed balcony • New ﬂooring, granite countertops, and fresh coat of paint • Swimming pool, library, terrace area amd gym • Live in or rent out • One underground parking included

BEAUTIFUL 2-LEVEL 3 BEDROOM TOWNHOME

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• 1,532 sq.ft 3 bedroom townhome! • New blinds, paint, H/W tank, Windows! • Excellent spacious layout, Private yard! • Beautiful mature maple trees! • Walk to all amenities!

#201-1189 Howe Street, Vancouver

4841 55B Street, Ladner

$329,990

$369,900

STUNNINGLY UPDATED TOWNHOME

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#41-4955 57th St., Ladner

DOWNTOWN LIVING IN HEART OF VANCOUVER

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$265,900

#105-4758 53rd St., Ladner

PEACE AND TRANQUILITY! RENOVATED

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• Excellent location, Walk to anything! • Top ﬂoor penthouse! Spacious! • 2 bdrm & 2 bthrm • Insuite laundry #241 5421 10th Ave, Tsaw.

$249,900

9 yrs of Prestige RE/MAX Western Canada Awards

$223,000

#206-4745 54A St., Ladner

• 923 sqft 2 bedroom condo • In sought after Sunningdale • Many updates • Nothing to do but move in • Spacious private balcony • Priced to sell!

• Spacious 770 sqft • 1 bedroom condo • In popular Sunningdale complex • Bright & spacious • Great layout • Priced for immediate sale #109-4728 53rd St., Ladner

$214,900

(2010, 2011, 2012, & to-date 2013)

Top 1% of ALL REALTORS® IN GREATER VANCOUVER in 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012

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#305-1175 Ferguson, Tsaw.

ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL 923 SQFT 2 BDRM CONDO

* South Delta’s #1 Real Estate Agent.

GREAT 1 BEDROOM CONDO

• Fully renovated Townhome • Beautiful new $20,000+ Kitchen reno • New bathrooms • Built-in entertainment center • Walk to absolutely all amenities! • Perfect townhome, ready to move in!

BEAUTIFUL CONDO OVERLOOKING GOLF COURSE!

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• Spacious 1,324 sq.ft. 2 bedrooms • Walk to Town Centre in minutes! • VIEW! VIEW! VIEW! • Quiet, concrete building • 2 spacious bedrooms • Extra large storage

#159-5421 10th Ave., Tsaw.

#201 1400 View Cr, Tsaw.

$407,700

$419,900

#1 Agent in Ladner / Tsawwassen* 2010, 2011, 2012, & to-date 2013! *Based on number of sales in 2010, 2011, 2012, & to-date 2013! *This representation is based in whole or in part on Greater Vancouver Real Estate Board Statistics

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• 1,734 sq.ft 3 bedroom unit • Spacious 3-level townhome • Double Garage • Private Yard • Updated appliances, lighting & much more

BEAUTIFUL CONDO MAIN STREET AREA • Beautiful 704 sq ft • One bdrm + ﬂex • 140 sq ft private East & South facing balcony • 1 parking ser y frato Downtown k bmins we• eOnly

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#8-4965 47th Ave., Ladner

#407-2770 Sophia St., Van.

$425,000 EXCELLENT TOWNHOME IN ROSEWOOD COURT!

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• 1,503 sq ft spacious 3 bedroom 2 level townhome • End unit, new paint, radiant heat on main ﬂoor, laminate ﬂooring • 2 parking spots • Walk to absolutely everything from your unit #17-4748 54A Street, Ladner

$429,900 RESORT-LIKE LIVING

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• Absolutely perfect • 1,902 sq.ft. Executive Townhome • Best location in complex • 3 or 4 bedrooms • Unobstructed North Shore mountain views!!!! • Perfect family home!

$429,900 READY-TO-GO BUILDING LOT

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LOT

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Build your dreams here!

$619,900 RURAL LIVING!!! 14,811 SQ.FT. LOT

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• Prestigious Arthur Drive • 950 sq.ft 2 bdrm rancher • 2,000 sq.ft shop • LOT (14,811 sq.ft) • HUGE amount of parking • This property has endless opportunity 3715 Arthur Drive, Ladner

$619,888

$635,000

• 2,713 sq.ft. living space • 4 bedrooms • 3 bathrooms • Lot size 5,797 sq.ft. • Port Guichon location

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4713 46A Street, Ladner

GREAT FAMILY HOME! GREAT PRICE • 4 bedroom • 2 years young • 2 Bathrooms • 2-5-10 year warranty • In the heart of Ladner ser garage • Detached k by fradouble wee • Don’t miss this!

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• Like new renovation! • 2,590 sq.ft. home • 5 bedrooms • Open plan concept liv/kitch/din • Larges games room downstairs • Easily suited • Close to bus, schools and park! 580 Milson Wynd, Tsawwassen

$689,900

this

• Excellent well-maintained rancher • Large 8,051 sq.ft. corner lot • Desirable Beach Grove • Updated kitch & bath • huge lot • Don’t miss this one!

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$499,900

1295 Morris Cr, Tsaw.

• Huge 9,031 waterfront lot backing canal! • 2772 sq ft home with mortgage helper! • Duplex-zoned lot • Unobstructed farmland views! Wow!

5196 Central Ave., Ladner

WALK TO THE BEACH IN MINUTES

$533,800

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#14 2738 158th St., Surrey

UNOBSTRUCTED MOUNTAIN & FARMLAND VIEWS!

• READY-TO-GO • Building lot 6,300 sq.ft! • Centrally located walk to Hawthorne School • Excellent West Ladner location!

$669,900 RESORT LIVING ON GOLF COURSE

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• Stunning executive condo • Unobstructed views! • Absolute top quality ﬁnishings • 1,534 sqft 2 bdrm & den • Stainless steel appliances • $45,000 in extra furnishings included

5156 Westminster Ave., Ladner

#206-5099 Springs Blvd., Tsaw.

$698,800

$699,900

Nobody sells more real estate than Fraser in South Delta*

*based on number of sales in 2010, 2011, 2012, & to-date 2013!

604.728.2845

personal real estate corporation

WOW! EXCELLENT 3 BEDROOM SPACIOUS TOWNHOME

fraser elliott

August 16, 2013 The Delta Optimist A41

*FRASER AND HIS TEAM RANKED #4 IN THE GREATER VANCOUVER REAL ESTATE BOARD IN 2012. *as of December 2012 (Approx 10,000 agents total in Real Estate Board in 2012)

Call Fraser today for UNBEATABLE Real Estate Marketing Expertise. Ask about my Vancouver Sun marketing campaign. Re/Max Progroup Realty 100 - 5000 Bridge Street

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fraser elliott

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* South Delta’s #1 Real Estate Agent.

EXCELLENT FAMILY HOME

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Top 5% of all REALTORS® in Greater Vancouver in 2006,2007,2008

9 yrs of Prestige RE/MAX Western Canada Awards dipl. in Marketing Commercial and Residential Real Estate British Columbia Ins. of Tech. Re/Max Progroup Realty 100 - 5000 Bridge Street

ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL 4 BEDROOM HOME

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6754 London Drive, Ladner

$699,999

$709,900

• 2,186 sq.ft 3 bdrm home • CUL-DE-SAC LOCATION • Walk to parks • Excellent layout, great condition • Walk to Historic Ladner Village!

BEAUTIFUL 3 OR 4 BEDROOM EXECUTIVE HOME

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5140 Westminster Ave., Ladner

$719,900

$739,900 SHOW-HOME QUALITY EXECUTIVE

• 3 bedroom+loft • 9,000 sq.ft, cul-de-sac location • Custom-built with top quality

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4993 Linden Drive, Ladner

$778,800

$759,900 EXCELLENT FAMILY HOME ON LARGE LOT • Beautiful and unique • 3,583 sq.ft • 3-Level home • Main ﬂoor living • Stone ﬁreplace • Ready for your family and to entertain!

6 YEAR YOUNG, VICTORY SOUTH • 4 Bedroom family home

just sold

• Built in 2007 • This home has everything you need!

• Clean-as-a-whistle! er ek by fras this we • Walk to all of Ladner’s amenities etc

916 Gale Dr., Tsaw.

5385 Wellburn Dr., Ladner

$759,900

$799,900

STUNNING EXECUTIVE COACHHOME PROPERTY

• 3,300 sq.ft, 4 bedrooms plus games • 1 bedroom self contained Coachhome rental covers $250,000 of mortgage! • New kitchen! Quartz counters, Viking and Wolf top-of-the-line appliances. • This home has beautiful executive style!

POTENTIAL DEVELOPMENT PROPERTY

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$880,000

$849,900 STUNNING BRAND NEW EXECUTIVE HOME • New custom built house • AC & HRV system • 4 zone Radiant Heat • Upstairs Laundry, High end ﬁnishing • detached guesthouse/ofﬁce r by frase week• will exceed all your expectations

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• 12,700 sq.ft Lot • Prime development ppty! • Ofﬁcial Community Plan designation is MDR • 10+ for location • 1 minute walk to nature trails on the river! 4829 48th Avenue, Ladner

5155 45th Ave., Ladner

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• 2,312 sq.ft 4 bdrm home • ENTIRELY re-done ª modern contemporary ﬂare • New windows, newer roof, entirely new bathrooms, washer/dryer, etc!

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5301 Pinehurst Pl, Tsaw.

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• 2,100 sqft, 3 or 4 bedrooms • Open plan, high-quality ﬁnishings • Custom landscaping • Double garage • Private yard • Walk to all of Ladner Village amenities in minutes

5209 Bentley Cres., Ladner

ABSOLUTELY STUNNING CUSTOM RANCHER WITH LOFT

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• Unobstructed farmland views • 2,800 Sq. ft. • 4 bedroom + den • Quiet cul-de-sac location! • Updated! Excellent layout!

5348 Commodore Dr., Ladner

EXCELLENT FAMILY HOME IN VICTORY SOUTH!

(2010, 2011, 2012, & to-date 2013)

Top 1% of ALL REALTORS® IN GREATER VANCOUVER in 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012

• Beautiful 2,277 sqft • 5 Bedrooms • 3 Bathrooms • In Ladner’s premier Marina Garden Estates • Lovingly maintained • Formal dining/living rms

FANTASTIC CUSTOM-BUILT HOME

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• 5 year young • 2,918 sq.ft, 4 or 5 bedroom in West Ladner • 10,215 sq.ft lot with double garage and double garage/shop in back • 2 master suites • Walk to schools

5261 Lynn Place, Ladner

4560 51st St., Lader

$888,777

$899,900

plus 7% tax

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• 5 bedroom + Ofﬁce home • Large open plan kitchen • Whirlpool appliances • Engineered hardwood • Largest lot in new subdivision • Including net GST

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4936 63A Street, Ladner

6260 Brodie Place, Ladner

$909,000

$919,900 TEN OUT OF TEN! EXECUTIVE CUSTOM

STUNNING CUSTOM 4300 SQ.FT. HOME

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• 3,000 sq.ft executive home • Open concept home • New top-of-the-line kitchen • Renovated dream bathroom • Too many renovations to list! • Make an appointment to view

• Bel-Air style exec. home • Stahaken Subdivision • 4,300 sq.ft of top-notch construction • 4 bedrooms and an ofﬁce • 4 bathrooms • 22 foot vaulted entrance

• 2,516 sq.ft 4 BEDROOM AND OFFICE • Custom built by Hiak Homes NO EXPENSE SPARED • Excellent Marina Garden Estates location • Golﬁng, Nature trails, river

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5516 Cove Inlet Road, Ladner

1212 Paciﬁc Drive, Tsaw.

$948,800

$938,800 STUNNING EXECUTIVE HOME! MASTER ON MAIN

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• 5 year young • 2,580 sq.ft • 4 bedrooms, • Crown moulding • Beautiful outdoor jacuzzi hot tub with covered patio!

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1617 Duncan Dr., Tsaw.

674 52nd Street, Tsaw.

$998,000

$1,059,900 LADNER’S FINEST COUNTRY ESTATE

DREAM ESTATE HOME! 6,600 SF

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• 3,170 sq.ft custom built executive home • Top-of-the-line ﬁnishings • 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms • Triple car garage • 10,200 sq.ft private yard

• Luxury executive estate • 6,160 sq.ft home, 1 yr old • 20,000 sq.ft lot • High 25 foot ceilings • Prof. landscaped yard • Move in ready

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• 7.59 Acre Estate • Prime West Ladner location • Unobstructed views of of North Shore Mountains! • Tennis courts, ofﬁce accomodation, putting green 4905 36th Ave., Ladner

5382 Crescent Dr., Ladner

$2,880,000

$1,695,000

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ser fraduplex • Custom builtby SxS

• Beach Grove location • steps to beach & schools • South exposed private yard • Family or rental

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5808-5806 17A Ave., Tsaw.

451 Milsom Wynd, Tsaw.

6204 48A Avenue, Ladner

5043 44B St., Ladner

$949,000

$669,900

$599,900

$579,900

by frasedetached home • Beautifully renovated • Stamped concrete, 100% private yard! • New kitchen, upgraded bathrooms, high-end laminate ﬂoors • Double garage!

fra • 2,550 sq.ft. b5ybedroom • Massive living and kitchen area • 2 bedroom suite downstairs • Large private backyard • Walk to schools & Ladner Village

just sold

#203-4808 Linden Dr.

6327 45th Ave.,

5720 Ferguson Ct.

4550 Edmonds Dr.

#328-1441 Garden Pl.

#204-1369 56th St.

#C208 4831 53rd St.

5314 Belair Cr.

1648 Enderby Ave.

4695 Holly Park Pl.

1522 Beach Grove Rd.

5404 Chamberlayne Ave.

just sold

4987 59A St.

5641 Sherwood Bv

5805 Fair Wd

4905 Cliff Dr.

4522 62nd St.

5318 Laurel Dr.

206 52nd St.

#203-4738 53rd St.

941 50th St.

$599,900 5097 Calvert Dr.

#24-5661 #7-5671 Ladner Trunk Rd. Ladner Trunk Rd.

just sold

FRASER HAS BEEN BUSY! 1 Sale Every 2.97 days so far in 2013!!!*

Fraser and his Team are CURRENTLY RANKED #5 in THE GREATER VANCOUVER REAL ESTATE BOARD (over 10,000 agents total) *Based on number of sales in 2013! Stats as of July 28th 2013. *Based on Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver Statistics!

(Approx 10,000 agents total in Real Estate Board in 2012)

Call Fraser today for UNBEATABLE Real Estate Marketing Expertise. Ask about my Vancouver Sun marketing campaign. Re/Max Progroup Realty 100 - 5000 Bridge Street

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Fresh picked from Ashcroft in the BC Interior.

Caribbean Lime

Chicken Breasts

Boneless, skinless 6-7 oz breasts in our tropical combination of fruit juices & spices reminiscent of the West Indies.

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New York Salmon Fillets BC WILD Steaks Maple Bourbon

Green Peppers BC Grown

98 100 g

Jumbo Tiger Prawns

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100 g

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Field Tomatoes

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Beef Flank Steak

Large 8/12 size. Raw, frozen.

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Tender, juicy 7-8 oz Striploin. Grass-fed beef without added growth hormones.

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Smoked Salmon Nuggets

Sweet, decadent morsels ready to eat.

98 100 g

Prices in effect August 15 – 21, 2013

1202A - 56th Street, Delta

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Tsawwassen Shopping Centre Tim Hortons

12 Ave

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