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Council OKs final phase of ‘Garden’

Rockin’ at Kirkland House!

Density already in place, councillors say BY

SANDOR GYARMATI

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Kevin Parmenten (left) helped musician and singer Anthony Polanowski rock out at the Delta Community Living Society’s annual Family Picnic at Kirkland House in Ladner last Friday. The non-profit society supports people with developmental disabilities and their families and friends.

The final build-out for Marina Garden Estates has moved a step closer to reality. Delta council granted third reading Monday night to the development application by Captain’s Cove Marina and Polygon Homes to build 674 housing units in the Ladner subdivision. Barring a last minute change of heart from civic politicians, fourth and final reading seems just a formality. The applicant is proposing to build 580 townhouses, 94 condos, a commercial area, a linear waterfront park and relocated golf course amenities. The plan for the final phase has met with stiff opposition from some homeowners who already reside at Marina Gardens, many of whom packed council chambers Monday. The proposal has gone through several revisions over the past year, but it was still deemed not acceptable by opponents for several reasons, including the housing form and density. Voting in favour, Coun. Bruce McDonald noted the initial development planned for the site dating back several decades was for manufactured homes before modifications were made in the

mid-1990s to build stacked townhomes. Saying the density had already been approved, he noted the latest plan is a vast improvement over the original. “From a council perspective, there is a legal and I believe an ethical requirement to have a hard look at that. That density was approved and has been in place for a great deal of time. From that perspective, Coun. Bruce I have a McDonald hard time saying we Better than can try and original plan stop this, because the developer can go back to the original plan or some modification,” McDonald said. He also said the removal of a planned pocket park in the original scheme in favour of a linear park is another improvement. Coun. Robert Campbell agreed, saying the claim the final phase is too dense is nothing more than a red herring. “I don’t know why we sit here and talk about density and preSee GARDEN page 3

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Findlay named revenue minister

First-term Delta-Richmond East MP lands portfolio in Prime MInister Stephen Harper’s cabinet shuffle BY

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Delta-Richmond East MP Kerry-Lynne Findlay has moved up to a senior position in the Conservative government’s biggest cabinet shuffle yet. Prime Minister Stephen Harper announced Monday his new cabinet, one that features eight new ministers, including Findlay, a first-term MP who was moved from associate minister of national defence to minister of national revenue. “I am very proud to assume my new duties as minister of national revenue and I am thankful for the responsibility that Prime Minister Stephen Harper has bestowed upon me. I look forward to continuing the work of our government to create jobs, stability and long-term growth for all Canadians,” she said in a statement. Findlay also thanked everyone at the Department

of National Defence and the men and women of the Canadian Armed Forces for their support during her tenure there as associate minister. Findlay’s new responsibilities will include overseeing the Canada Revenue Agency, which administers tax laws for the government and for most provinces and territories, as well as various social and economic benefit and incentive programs delivered through the tax system. “It’s a very large department and, of course, spread out across the country. It’s not just about collecting taxes, it’s about tax policies and we’ve brought in a lot of tax credits for families and FILE PHOTO those kinds of issues I’ll Delta-Richmond East MP Kerry-Lynne Findlay moved from associate minister of national defence to be working closely with minister of national revenue in Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s cabinet shuffle Monday. the minister of finance,” she told the Optimist in prised by her rise in the the prime minister might be she’s shown, as well as her a phone interview. ranks in just her first term pleased with her communibackground in law. Asked if she was surin Ottawa, Findlay noted cations and other skills that Commenting on the

GARDEN from page 1 tend that the density on this piece of property is going to change, whether it’s this proposal or another proposal. What developer in their right mind is going to give up their right to build a certain number of units? That’s their profit, what they negotiated a long time ago,” he said. Campbell said the design of the buildings could change but the number of units is already set. “It’s beyond me to see how people can feel that this all of a sudden, if council rejects this, is going to go back to become singlefamily homes there,” he

added. Mayor Lois Jackson also voted in favour, noting they had to base their decision on facts, not emotion. She noted council must base its decisions “to create a good community based on good plans and common sense.” Coun. Sylvia Bishop voted in opposition, noting that although the applicant has made a number of positive modifications based on feedback, the density remains a concern. She said Ladner is a unique community that shouldn’t look like the Mary Hill Bypass in Coquitlam. Coun. Ian Paton was the

only other to vote in opposition, saying all residents want is to further tweak the proposal in order to have something that better fits with the surrounding neighbourhood. He likened the density on the final 13 undeveloped hectares (33 acres) to “squeezing in a hundred pounds of potatoes in a 25-pound sack.” Located off Ferry Road, the first phases of Marina Gardens were completed over two decades ago. Over the years several residential phases and a golf course were added. The 87-hectare (217acre) site had originally been approved for 1,426 homes as well as a golf course, a 220-room hotel,

a marina, a neighbourhood pub and limited commercial uses. To date, 619 housing units have been constructed, including detached singlefamily and duplexes, while the hotel plan has been dropped. The proposed final phase exceeds the maximum permitted units for that remaining undeveloped portion by 65, however, the proposal would result in 133 fewer units overall than originally approved for the entire development. Following council’s vote, Polygon president Neil Chrystal told the Optimist his company will continue to listen. “Everything that’s been discussed to date has been

very much conceptual and the real work begins now, coming up with more detailed plans for the community, and that will continue to include all the points we’ve heard to ensure we build a quality environment for the immediate neighbours and the future community, and for the greater community in Ladner and Delta,” he said. Council took the unusual step of not having a question period prior to the meeting because several residents had contacted municipal hall indicating they wanted to speak on the application. Council can’t hear further submissions on applications once a public hearing is adjourned.

many new faces in cabinet, the prime minister said, “These changes to the ministry feature both younger members of Parliament ready for new opportunities, and steady hands that will continue to deliver strong leadership in key portfolios. In particular, I am proud to welcome four new strong and capable women to the cabinet table.” Harper bypassed mainstream media Monday by announcing the new cabinet on his official Twitter account, tweeting each of his ministers and their portfolios. The prime minister also announced he will outline a “renewed policy agenda” this fall with a speech from the Throne. “We have a good economic record. We created almost a million net new jobs since the depth of the recession and a lot of that has to do with, of course, tax policy and I’m looking forward to furthering that,” Findlay added. Prior to the start of Monday’s discussion, the mayor read a statement responding to concerns that some individuals at the public hearing should not have been allowed to speak, noting under the Local Government Act councils are required to hear all submissions from the public. Opponents to the Marina Gardens project had objected to employees of Polygon and their friends speaking in support at the hearing. Coun. Scott Hamilton, now the MLA for Delta North, participated in part of council’s agenda by phone but left when the Marina Gardens application came up because his daughter is employed by Polygon.

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Szendrei killer admits to previous attacks

Crown seeking adult sentence for man, now 20, who murdered 15-year-old girl in North Delta park in 2010 BY

TOM ZYTARUK

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The young North Delta man who murdered Laura Szendrei confessed to an undercover cop that he had committed three sex offences in Burns Bog prior to killing the Burnsview Secondary student. The court heard he also told a probation officer he used zap straps to restrain Szendrei and had struck her three times over the head with a metal pipe when she struggled to escape.

“He talks about it being a sexually motivated attack,” Crown prosecutor Wendy Stephen told the court. The 20-year-old, who was six days shy of his 18th birthday when he killed Szendrei, is being sentenced in Surrey provincial court after pleading guilty to second-degree murder. Lawyers are arguing, during a four-day hearing that began Monday, over whether the young man should be sentenced as a youth or as an adult. The onus is on the Crown

to convince the judge why he should be tried as an adult. In the meantime, the Youth Criminal Justice Act shields his identity. “We don’t have somebody here who is habitually before the law,” his lawyer, Donna Turko, said. Originally charged with first-degree murder, the young man pleaded guilty to the lesser charge last year. Szendrei, 15, died in hospital on Sept. 26, 2010, one day after she was viciously beaten in broad daylight

while walking along a path in Mackie Park forest, in the 8200-block of 110th Street in North Delta. The scope of the police manhunt was unprecedented in that community. If sentenced as an adult, the young man’s sentence will be life in prison without eligibility to apply for parole for seven years. If sentenced as a youth, he faces a seven-year sentence, with a maximum four of those years to be served in prison and the remainder in the community, under

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“destroyed” his own family. “This is not me,” Stephen said he told the probation office. The court heard he was described as being “very shy” and was “somewhat concerned about not having a girlfriend.” Stephen said there is “nothing untoward” in his educational background and “basically there’s nothing untoward in (his) upbringing. “He continues to have tremendous support from his family.”

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Delta police had more than 50 firearms turned in last month during the province-wide gun amnesty program. The program gives residents the opportunity to turn over unwanted guns and other weapons to police without fear of charges for unregistered weapons, as long as they have not been used to commit a crime.

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our students working to reduce their carbon footprint,” said Mayor Lois Jackson. “It’s so important for our young people to learn how they can be leaders in improving the environment.” Collectively, the 12 participating elementary school classes in Delta reduced greenhouse gas emissions by over 25 tonnes through the showdown, which is a

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The reconstruction of the Ladner Lagoon footbridge appears to be back on the table. Delta South MLA Vicki Huntington raised the issue in Victoria again last week, resulting in a commitment from the government to revisit the decision prohibiting the connection of the popular trail system. “We need to have the lease approved so that the bridge can be replaced,” she said. “The province put the footbridge up in the first place, but after many years it became unsafe and in 2009 had to be removed. All Delta wants, after all these years of trying, is the ability to replace the bridge — at absolutely no cost to the province.” Prior to its removal in 2009, the footbridge con-

nected the Ladner Harbour Sewage Lagoon Dyke Trail with Ladner Harbour Park. Despite proposals from the Corporation of Delta and a local service club, so far the province has refused to approve reconstruction of the bridge. Huntington said the ongoing delays were exacerbated by the fact Delta established an off-leash dog area and relocated hundreds of rabbits to Ladner Harbour Park. “Apparently that was a threat to the marsh and everything came to a screeching halt,” she said. Huntington said last week that nature has taken its course and it appears that there are no more rabbits in the park. “The eagles have dined, the coyotes have supped,

and there are no more bunnies in the park — at least that anybody can see or find,” she said in the legislature last Tuesday. Huntington said that in response, Minister of Forests, Lands and Natural Resources Steve Thomson said that a ministry biologist would visit the park to confirm there are no longer any rabbits living there. “I have done what I can and now we have to hope the municipality is right and there are no more bunnies in the park. “The municipality has assured me that there are no more bunnies. I’ve looked and certainly haven’t seen any — but if one of those bunnies happens to hop by the biologist, I’d say that the footbridge is doomed,” Huntington said.

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MURPHY’S LAW Like so many things in life, the frosty relationship between Vicki Huntington and her civic counterparts seems to boil down to personalities. I guess the recently re-elected MLA for Delta South finally had enough of what she views as slights from those in charge over at municipal hall to go public with her complaints last week. It’s an issue that’s been simmering for years and has its genesis some 15 years back when Huntington was a civic councillor. When Lois Jackson looked to join the ruling IDEA party prior to the 1996 municipal election, she was rebuffed and instead formed TriDelta with her supporters. Huntington was the first IDEA member to reach out to Jackson, who became mayor three years later, but it wasn’t long before the two running mates were on opposite sides of many issues that came to the council table. Huntington became a burr under Jackson’s saddle and that acrimonious relationship has followed the pair to Victoria since Huntington was elected MLA in 2009. I understand there are hard feelings, but surely those can be put aside in order to work together for the betterment of Delta. I get that the mayor is busy, but two months to schedule an appointment to meet with the area’s MLA? This isn’t me or you asking for a sit down, this is our provincial representative who wants to discuss the potential ramifications on Delta of pending legislation in Victoria. Surely there can be 30 minutes set aside for that. There’s little doubt Huntington is hypersensitive to any slights because, as an independent, she needs to show constituents she’s out there working on their behalf. There’s also a sense of frustration that she’s unable to do her job to its fullest extent. Those over at municipal hall have told me they don’t need the MLA’s help in lining up meetings, which is valid enough given the civic administration and the ruling Liberals have both been in power for over a decade and in that time the locals have developed many relationships in Victoria. They’ve also told me — and this is the more telling part — that it’s not their job to make the MLA look good. So it’s not surprising the group that endorsed Wally Oppal in 2009 rarely turns to Huntington for assistance and seems to go out of its way to exclude her. The fact one of their own is now the Liberal MLA for Delta North means the need to go to the Delta South MLA for help will be reduced, if that’s even possible.

Inspiration is derived from the pages of the local newspaper BRAD SHERWIN

COMMUNITY COMMENT I have to sympathize with Corry Anderson-Fennell. As the deadline approached for my column, I didn’t have a topic yet. Should I write about the Tour de Delta? I enjoyed volunteering, but tough to get 500 words on it. Southlands? I’ve shared enough. Marina Gardens? My article was due before a decision was made Monday, so I might be way off. I was stumped. Then I got last Friday’s paper. On the front page, the headline screams of a dispute between the mayor and our MLA over the South Fraser Perimeter Road press conference. Our MLA was not informed, the response being there wasn’t time. I think our MLA should at least be made aware of these things, regardless of where the information originates — provincial or municipal. Regardless if

she speaks, she should be able to hear about her constituency first hand. We are, after all, giving up a lot of our community for the good of the country. Flip a couple of pages, and Steve Graham’s Community Comment calls for “cleaning house” at the next municipal election. I guess I read “cleaning house” as a complete replacement. I agree, a few new faces would be a good thing, but there’s some good experience and wise counsel sitting at the table, so I don’t think a wholesale change would be best. I’m guessing it’s probably a little frustration coming through; our frustrations are a bit more public since we get to share them in the paper. I always read the letters to the editor. The big debate is who gets to have an opinion on local development. Should Ladner people be allowed to contribute to the Southlands debate? Should Tsawwassen citizens hold their thoughts on Marina Gardens? Should all of us zip our lips about the MK Delta Lands proposal? With all of these articles, I felt like our community was in a little bit of turmoil. Friday’s paper seemed to hold a bit of simmering angst. But then, I got hit with a

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reality check. I flipped the page and saw the article about Colton Boreen. I’ve know Colton for most of his life, and clearly remember him going by in his wagon, too tired to walk, not a hair on his head. I remember the big question was if his hair would grow back in time for kindergarten (it did). His sister has severe challenges and is confined to a wheelchair, unable to speak. His parents have been through more than I can imagine in a dozen lifetimes. But Colton never felt sorry for himself, he’s always had a positive attitude and has grown into an impressive young man. He’s a real inspiration for those who meet him. Sure, we have important issues that need to be dealt with, but nothing we can’t work through, and nothing like some people face every day. We can disagree and debate, but if we make sure we are doing a good job of listening to each other, we can get back to living in the best place in B.C. Funny, listening to the community is what a social planner does, as the Canadian Federation of University Women South Delta have suggested. But that’s for someone else to write about.

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July 17, 2013 The Delta Optimist A9 Letters to the Editor

Social planner helps more than poor

Editor: Re: Strong economy, not more officials, more of a help in alleviating poverty, Publisher’s Perspective, July 10 Yes, federal and provincial governments are responsible to respond to the issues that create poverty, not municipalities. And yes, a strong economy will help alleviate poverty for many. In the meantime, many people throughout Delta need help. That’s what we at Deltassist do. We are an important part of Delta’s social safety net, helping

people deal with unexpected challenges that life sometimes throws at us. Alleviating poverty is not the job of a social planner. A municipal social planner is not responsible for providing social services in the community. They do not focus exclusively on the vulnerable or lower income segment of the population. They don’t manage food banks or collect toys at Christmas. The job of a social planner is to look out for the wellbeing of all citizens in the community. They report to council, and are responsi-

ble for knowing the people’s needs and desires. Their job is to think about the people in the community, not the buildings or roads, which are already well handled by other departments. A social planner works with local non-profits to find out how government can help them do their work, not to do the work for them. A social planner understands the mood of the community on a number of issues, from development to facilities to knowing what sidewalks should look like so seniors can get around safely. They work

on projects that enhance the lives of every person in the community, not just lower income residents. A social planner is not a luxury. Delta is one of very few communities in Metro Vancouver without one. We support the call by the Canadian Federation of University Women South Delta for a social planner in Delta. We already live in a wonderful community and a social planner will only make it better for everyone. Doug Sabourin Executive Director Deltassist Community and Family Services

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Politicians must heed public Injured dog flees from park Editor: Re Municipality can afford by-election, letter to the editor, July 10 As always, a letter from Greg Hoover is thoughtful, intelligent and well written. Unfortunately, it probably makes way too much sense to be implemented by our council. It is my opinion that the mayor and most of the council will not want a replacement for Scott Hamilton because they can count on his support for their pet projects. At some point this council must realize the citizens of Delta voted them into office to support our vision for this community, not the reverse. We seem to be considered mere annoying impediments to their plan. Julie Berks

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of whom aren’t even related to us. At the side of the house, for instance, is a bicycle, which transported one of the sons’ friends to a party at our home a year ago. Think he’d decide to retrieve it? Nope. We’d call him if we knew who he was. Then there are the golf clubs — again, not ours. (To the owner: you know who you are. Please? Come get them?) Never mind that we have no storage. There is no basement in the home, and no usable attic. A quasi laundry room, therefore, has become a receptacle for our stuff and others. It is crammed to the ceiling with stuff, some of which I have forgotten about. For all I know, there’s a car in there. I just can’t happen to see it. I want to make one thing clear, however: I am not a hoarder. Far from it. I’d love to live with a lightened load. Anyone out there in need of some placemats?

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Students, parents and staff (left) celebrated a new mural at Cliff Drive Elementary in Tsawwassen during end of school festivities last month. Artist Jason Craft painted the mural depicting soaring eagles, a theme the school’s student leadership group devised. Grade 5 student Taylor Giles (right) stands in front of the other part of the mural, which has the new school crest painted on top. TFN member Carl Morgan, an uncle of a student at the school, designed the crest.

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July 17, 2013 The Delta Optimist A13 Coming Events Clubs & Groups !Join Janine the Jenius in the Science Works Lab and explore what makes things go Up, Up and Away! Junior Geniuses will witness the power of gases, like the power that makes rockets blast off Watch out overhead for the amazing astrocork and acrobatic rocket balloons, count down for the rocket cannon race and cool off with an exploding space gas bubble on your head. For ages five and up. Wednesday, July 17, 10:30 to 11:15 a.m. at George Mackie Library; 1 to 1:45 p.m. at Tsawwassen Library; 3:30 to 4:15 p.m. at Ladner Pioneer Library. !Tennis lessons and coaching for kids age 4 to 18 are available at Sunshine Hills Tennis Club for all skill levels from Beginner to Advanced. Visit www.sunshinehillstennisclub.ca for info and registration form for summer camps in July and August. !During the month of July, children are invited to register their favourite plush toy for the Stuffed Animal Pet Parade in August. This is an annual Summer Reading Club sto-

rytime event at the George Mackie Library, 8440-112th St., on Wednesday, Aug. 7 from 2 - 3 p.m., and at the Tsawwassen Library, 1321A 56th St. on Friday, Aug. 9 from 10:30 - 11:30 a.m. Register soon as this event is popular and space is limited. Each animal will receive a special certificate. !French language preschool Lutins du Bois is still accepting the applications for Sept. 2013. NonFrench speaking children welcome! 785-49th St., Tsawwassen (located in Ecole du Bois-Joli). Call 604-948-1222 or e-mail lutins_du_bois@csf.bc.ca. !Knitting Sisters group - If you would like to knit or crochet for worthy causes please contact Brenda Henderson at 604-946-8172 or bucks@dccnet.com and Donna Miller at 604-9480088 or dmiller@smartt. com. Drop-in sessions every first and third Saturday of each month from 10 a.m. - noon at McKee Recreation Centre in Ladner. Yarn donations always welcomed and appreciated. !Hospital Auxiliary Thrift Shop needs Tuesday men. If you have some time to

spare and would like to make a difference in your community, the Delta Hospital Auxiliary Thrift Shop needs your help on Tuesdays. We are looking for two to three strong and cheerful “front” men to unload and organize donations, help customers and join the friendly group of volunteers who staff the Thrift Shop on Tuesdays. This is an important position. All proceeds go to patient care and comfort and medical equipment at Delta Hospital. Drop by and meet the Tuesday Supervisor or fill out an application for our Coordinator. Delta Hospital Auxiliary Thrift Shop is located at 4816 Delta Street, or call 604-946-1455 for further information. Seniors !Jammers Country & Western Jamboree is set for Saturday, July 20 at McKee Seniors Recreation Centre, 5155-47th Ave., Ladner. Jammers in the park: 3 to 5 p.m. Bar opens: 5 p.m. BBQ: 5 - 6 p.m. Beef & salmon burgers, hotdogs, salad, baked beans, dessert & beverage. Members $12; guests $15. Entertainment: Sincerely Yours from 7 - 10

p.m. Line Dancing with Liz Salikin. !KinVillage Community Centre, 5430-10th Ave., Tsawwassen, Christmas Market notice to vendors: The market is scheduled for 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 23. To reserve your 6’ table for $35, call reception at 604-943-0225 or purchase from reception, Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Limited number of tables available per category so book yours now. !KinVillage Community Centre 5430-10th Ave., Tsawwassen, Saturday Social Dance, Saturday, July 20. Doors open at 7 p.m. Dancing to wonderful CD music 7:30 to 11 pm. $8 for members, $10 for non-members includes midevening tea, coffee, and assorted goodies. To reserve a table drop in Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., or call 604-943-0225. !McKee Seniors Recreation Centre, 515547th Ave., Ladner, presents a Summer Luncheon Friday, July 26, 12:15 p.m. BBQ burgers, Hotdogs, salad, dessert, tea or coffee. Members: $7; guests $8. Call : 604-946-1411.

Fund Raisers !A jazzercise fundraiser for the Canadian Red Cross Alberta Floods Fund will be held at KinVillage Community Centre, (543010th Ave., Tsawwassen) at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, July 20. It will be an intense and fun 75-minute class. For more information call Pam at 778-840-5299 or email pam272@shaw.ca. !X-Border Wine Benefit with Silent Auction on Saturday, Aug. 10, 4 - 7 p.m. at Point Roberts Marina Club, 713 Simundson Dr., Point Roberts. Enjoy good company, fine wines, tapas, live music, door prizes/ raffle, silent auction. $35 donation supports End The Pain Project’s free Mirror Therapy Training Workshops in Rwanda, Bosnia & Haiti. Call 604834-5401 for tickets and info. Special Events !Delta Community Animal Shelter Expo, Sunday, Aug. 11 at Memorial Park 5010-47th Ave., Ladner from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Over 50 animal related exhibitors and non-profit rescue

groups including birds, reptiles, small animals and more. Tollie Fund activity Arena is fun for you and your furry friend with Doga and challenging games. Bring your whole family including the leashed furry ones! Visit www.deltacommunityanimalshelter.ca and Facebook for more info. Arts !South Delta Artists Guild annual juried “Oil and Water.” A must see show this year has attracted artwork from around the province. Prizes awarded during our opening reception (refreshments served) July 25 at 6:30 p.m., Tsawwassen Longhouse Gallery, 1710-56th St., Tsawwassen. www.southdeltaartistsguild.com for more info. The Coming Events column is published every Wednesday as a community service. If you have a nonprofit event, mail, drop off, fax, or e-mail (events@ delta-optimist.com) the details to the Optimist by 3 p.m. Monday. Submissions are subject to space limitations (no phone calls, please).

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Islanders knocked out of playoffs Victoria Shamrocks win 12-8 Sunday to eliminate Delta from best-of-three Junior A lacrosse quarterfinals The Delta Islanders bowed out of the B.C. Junior A Lacrosse League playoffs Sunday with a 12-8 loss to the Victoria Shamrocks in Ladner. Facing elimination after dropping the quarterfinals series opener the day before, Delta got on the board first about halfway through the opening frame thanks to a goal from Ryan Vogrig. Victoria equalized less than a minute later and didn’t let up, building a 4-1 lead by the end of the period. The Shamrocks kept on scoring in the second period, finishing the stanza with a comfortable 10-3 advantage. Delta had a strong third and chipped away at Victoria’s lead but ultimately came up short. Evan Messenger led the offensive charge for the Islanders Sunday by racking up two goals and five assists. Vogrig finished with two goals and a helper, Mike Henry picked up four assists and Delta got singles from Jonathan Phillips, Shawn Richardson, Randy Jones and Tyler Nett. Brody Eastwood (three goals, three assists), Chris Wardle (three goals, one assist), Jesse King (one goal, five assists), Dane Schoor (two goals, three assists), Devon Casey (four assists) and Conrad Chapman (one goal, two assists) had multi-point games for Victoria. Ryland Hood made 18 saves for Delta while Ryley

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Delta’s Mike Henry makes a move during the Islanders’ 12-8 loss to Victoria on Sunday in Ladner. Brown had 11 stops in a spell of relief action in the second period. Cody Hagedorn compiled

44 stops in the win for Victoria. Delta went into the series without regular sea-

few games to go before the playoffs for the rights to five players, including Vogrig, along with four

son scoring threats Cody Nass and Eli McLaughlin. The pair was traded to New Westminster with a

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draft picks. The deal included Nass and McLaughlin’s playing rights reverting to Delta next season.

Ladner Pioneers take on Langley Warriors in opening round WCSLA playoff action The game was past the Optimist’s press deadline. Game 2 in the best-ofthree series goes tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Ladner Leisure Centre.

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Ladner finished on top of the regular season standings with an 11-3 record but came into the playoffs having dropped their last two match-ups, both close

games, against Nanaimo and North Shore. The team has secured home floor advantage throughout the playoffs. Langley limped into the

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playoffs on a five-game losing skid. The Warriors’ last victory came on June 11 and the club finished at the bottom of the regular season standings.

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The Pioneers and Warriors met twice in the regular season with Ladner winning 14-7 late last month as well as 11-8 on July 2.

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The Ladner Pioneers opened their West Coast Senior Lacrosse Association quarterfinal series last night on the road against the Langley Warriors.

Delta will host bantam provincials this week Delta Lacrosse will be hosting 27 teams from across B.C. in this week’s Provincial Bantam Championships. The five-day tournament will determine provincial champions in four divisions, including three featuring the host association. Action gets underway today with the elite A1 level taking to the floor. The A1 Islanders started their season in the A2 division but after winning all their games in the tiering round were moved up to A1. They finished their season in fifth place in the Lower Mainland with an overall record of 13-13-1. Though considered underdogs, they will be looking to take advantage of their home floor, starting this afternoon (1 p.m.) at the Ladner Leisure Centre. Their goal is to be one of the four teams advancing to the semi-finals on Sunday. The teams in the A1 division are Coquitlam, New Westminster, Ridge Meadows, Juan de Fuca and a team yet to be determined. The A2 division will

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Hayden Dance and the rest of the A1 Islanders begin their quest for a provincial title today in Ladner as Delta Lacrosse hosts the five-day tournament. feature teams from Burnaby, Richmond, Surrey, Campbell River, Port Moody, Kelowna, Prince George and Nanaimo. Delta has a great chance of earning a medal in the B division as the Islanders put together a solid regular season, finishing with a 12-5-1 record. They also won the New Westminster Hyack tournament. The B Islanders open their provincial schedule on Friday with games at 7:30 a.m. at the South Delta

Recreation Centre and 3 p.m. in Ladner. Delta also has an excellent chance to medal at the C level where the locals enjoyed a stellar regular season, posting a 14-3-1 record. The C team’s opening game is at 9 a.m. Friday at Sungod Arena followed by a game in Tsawwassen at 4:30 p.m. Gold medal games will be in Ladner on Sunday at 10 a.m., noon, 2 p.m. and 4 p.m.

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Johnny de Jesus July 17, 1937 ~ Nov. 18, 2012

All Eternity

Come Soar with me Sprout wings and ﬂy Into an eternal & limitless sky Where dreams grow wild Futures unfold Take with me heart & memories Gold. Of Peaceful state where time stands still, No lines to wait – no one gets ill. Where no more days sit idle by, We talk, we laugh, no tears to cry. No one grows old and no one sick, The hands of clocks no longer tick. Come hold my hand away we’ll go, Of parting ways we’ll never know. Yours forever I will be, your daughter all Eternity.

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Love eternally, your Family

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TWO CATS NEED A GOOD HOME These two lovely cats need to roam around also to be a part of a family. They are very friendly and street wise . If anyone can open up their hearts and home for them it would be awesome. 604-943-6482 hahansen@hotmail.com

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GALIANO EXECUTIVE Home & Cabin on priv beach, completely furn’d, many extras, ready to move in. Reduced to $849,000! Global Force Realty. 604802-8711 www.yourlinktorealestate.ca

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REAL ESTATE APARTMENTS / CONDOS-FOR SALE

HOUSES FOR SALE HATZIC LAKE 1hr drive from Vanc. 2 vacant lots, 1 lakefront $65K/both 604-2405400 uSELLaHOME.com id5588

ABBY TOP flr 762sf 1 br condo, in-ste, laundry, 45+, Mt. Baker view. $85,000 778-822-7387 uSELLaHOME.com id5553

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SRY/WHITE ROCK partial ocean view, 920sf. 2b, den, 2ba quiet condo, kids, pets ok. $309,000 778-294-2275 uSELLaHOME.com id5575

STEVESTON VERY lg 1284 sf 2br 2ba top floor condo, mtn views $455k 604-2757986 uSELLaHOME.com id5376

DUPLEXES FOR SALE ALDERGROVE SXS duplex 80K, below assesm. $3100 mo rent, $529,900 604-807-6565 uSELLaHOME.com id4513

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“BUILDERS/INVESTORS” 1/4 acre with home in multi res, 65x160, lane access, garage $749K, 604-5411100

1 BR Bsmt, nr 44Ave/47A St, NS/NP, avail Now, $700, incls w/d, Call 604-723-2581 2 BR, lrg living room w/FP, quiet area, all app, $700, for more info 778-388-1548 Aug 1

HOUSES FOR RENT Beach Grove Aug 15-Dec. lrg 2 BR rancher w/pool, 2 fp’s, ensuite, dbl garage $1800, (604)250-1522

SHARED ACCOMMODATION

Peninsula Property Management Luxurious, furnished executive home in prestigious Marina Garden Estates backs onto 9th hole of Cove Links Golf Course. 2950 sq ft, 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, 3 fireplaces. Beautiful home, quality craftsmanship, elegant furnishings, radiant heated hardwood floors, dream kitchen, master suite with FP, Jacuzzi tub and balcony $3495 includes utilities, cable and internet. 1 year lease. N/S, N/P. Avail now Call Dawn (604) 536-0220 www.rentinfo.ca

FARMS/ ACREAGES

LANGLEY BUILD your view home, secluded 5 acre ppty. $630,000 604-825-3966 uSELLaHOME.com id4513

OFFICE/RETAIL Tsawwassen: Office space 640 to 923 sq. ft., Retail space 938 to 1,580 sq. ft.

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VACATION RENTALS PALM SPRINGS, Beautifully updated 1800sf home in Golf & Country Club. Please call for photos and availability. (604)948-9801

LADNER Del Rio and Lora Court Updated 1 bedroom suites in quiet well maintained buildings. Rent includes 2 appl, carpets, drapes heat and h/w. To view please call 604-454-4469

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TSAWWASSEN Kelly Court and Kerry Court Bright 1 and 2 bedroom suites available in quiet location close to amenities. Rent includes heat and hot water. To view these suites please call 604-306-7877. Century Village Beautiful complex consisting of 6 bldgs with landscaped green areas. 1 & 2 bedroom suites available include drapes, wall to wall carpets, balconies, elevators and wheelchair access. Tsaw. Manor includes heat. Close to beach, parks, rec centre and schools. To make an appt to view please call 604-948-9111 Greensview and Shawnigan 1 and 2 bedroom suites available. Greensview includes d/w and garburetor, in-suite storage is included at Shawnigan. Buildings are located on bus route and within walking distance of shopping centre. For more info please call 604306-1499 For a full list of our availabilities check: www.centuryrentals.ca

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