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It’s going to be a busy weekend in Delta. Four major events are planned, including the return of the Boundary Bay Air Show tomorrow afternoon. The popular free event will see hours of aerobatic entertainment begin at 1 p.m. Saturday night will mark the first of three outdoor movie nights hosted by the Business Improvement Association of Tsawwassen. Activities get underway at Winskill Park at 6:30 p.m., with The Goonies to be screened at dusk. That event is also free. On Sunday, the Burns Bog Conservation Society hosts Jog for the Bog and International Bog Day at the Delta Nature Reserve in North Delta. Sunday will also see another installment of the Ladner Village Market, which will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. along 48th Avenue. Details on all events at www. delta-optimist.com.

Decision time on Southlands plan Century Group proposal for controversial Tsawwassen property to go before municipal politicians on Monday BY

SANDOR GYARMATI

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The application to develop the controversial Southlands property in Tsawwassen will reach another critical juncture on Monday. That’s when Delta council is set to decide what to do with the proposal by the Century Group, which formally submitted an application almost two years ago that’s slowly wound its way

through a lengthy and complex process. A report by Delta CAO George Harvie lays out three options for councillors: refer the application back to staff again for more information, give it preliminary approval and send it to a public hearing, or deny it. Should council decide to move the proposal forward, a public hearing would be held at the South Delta Recreation Centre

starting Oct. 28. In his report, Harvie noted staff has dedicated a considerable amount of the time processing the application, including hosting several public information meetings. The Southlands site actually comprises seven properties with a combined area of 217 hectares (537 acres). The application involves a request for 950 residential units in various forms and densities, including single-family

homes, townhomes, apartments and live-work units, on 20 per cent of the site. The application also involves over 7,400 square metres (80,000 square feet) of commercial space. Century is proposing to construct a connector road, which would extend from 3rd Avenue and Boundary Bay Road to 4th Avenue and 56th Street. Century is also proposing to transfer 172 hectares (425 acres)

of land to Delta, amounting to 80 per cent of the site. That would be used for agriculture, natural habitat, public open space, including a Market Square, and greenways. In addition to land, the owner is proposing to transfer ownership of the Alexander/Gunn House and the Red Barn to Delta. Both buildings are in the proposed Market Square area. Century See SOUTHLANDS page 4

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Blasting back at noisy cannons Fed up with bird-scaring devices on blueberry fields, residents gather in East Ladner to devise plan of action BY

SANDOR GYARMATI

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Residents annoyed with the deafening sound of blueberry field cannons are being urged to take action. More than 150 people attended a community forum organized by a group of concerned citizens Wednesday evening at the Sundance Inn in East Ladner, a community that has seen a steady increase in farms converted to blueberry crops with cannons as the preferred choice to scare away birds. “We’re going to challenge unethical farming practices. There’s a lot of ethical farmers here, so we don’t want to tar them all with the same brush, but we’re going to go after the unethical ones,” said Sandy Strukoff. Guest speaker Kevin Mitchell with Ban the Cannons told the audience of the ongoing difficulties residents face in curbing the incessant noise. He explained some of the avenues they can take, including detailed videos and notes, as well as registering complaints with municipal hall. Mayor Lois Jackson promised that Delta would lobby for stronger regulations. B.C. Ministry of Agriculture guidelines allow cannons to be used from 6:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. According to Ban the Cannons, the devices are not even necessary. Some of the alternatives for bird control proposed include netting. Bert van Dalfsen, manager of the Ministry of Agriculture’s Strengthening

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Delta Mayor Lois Jackson, bylaws manager Hugh Davies and Coun. Ian Paton (foreground) were among the 150 or so at a community forum Wednesday on the blueberry cannon issue. Delta council will discuss the problem at its meeting next Monday. Farming Program, told the Optimist this week those concerned about propane cannons have several avenues to have their complaints addressed. The B.C. Blueberry Council has a liaison officer who responds to complaints, educating neighbours and farmers on the rules governing the use of cannons. Mitchell, though, noted the council has no enforcement powers. Some local governments have enacted their own noise bylaws on the use of propane cannons. Another lengthier complaint process would be through the B.C. Farm Industry Review Board, charged with administer-

ing the Farm Practices Protection Act. Mitchell described at Wednesday’s forum how lengthy and challenging the

means farmers could challenge noise bylaws. A safer bet for local governments is to pass a farm bylaw that has provisions

“There’s a lot of ethical farmers here, so we don’t want to tar them all with the same brush, but we’re going to go after the unethical ones.”

Sandy Strukoff

board’s process really is for residents, who inevitably are told the farm in question is following normal farm practices. Farmers have the Farm Protection Act, aimed at protecting farmers from complaints or local government nuisance bylaws. That

for audible devices, van Dalfsen noted. “To pass a farm bylaw, they need to be regulated under the local government, so it would first be an order-in-council decision made by cabinet. The farm bylaw would require the minister of agriculture

approval to have effect,” he explained. “If you have a farm bylaw, and Delta, the Township of Langley and the City of Abbotsford all have that ability to pass farm bylaws, they would need ministerial approval, then the farmer would have to follow that farm bylaw before they would receive protection under the Farm Practices Protection Act.” About a decade ago, Delta council began a long and arduous process of trying to pass its own farm bylaws, but was rejected by the Ministry of Agriculture every time. New bylaws were eventually approved, but only after they were was carefully worded by Delta staff to follow provincial

farming regulations. That means Delta can’t stray too far from provincial guidelines. However, in 2009, Delta amended its regulations, with ministry approval, implementing a mandatory break from noon to 3 p.m. in cannon firing. Delta also managed to enact a change requiring cannons to be 300 metres from residential property, up from 200 metres, although cannons are still only required to be 200 metres from adjacent farm dwellings. Delta council will discuss a staff report on the issue Monday. Civic bylaws manager Hugh Davies noted the municipality is constrained by provincial regulations, but there are some measures it can take, including increasing fines, which are presently only $300. Coun. Ian Paton said only a few farm property owners are causing all the aggravation for residents and that the absentee landowners are showing no courtesy. Local dairy farmer Colleen Terpsma, whose property is surrounded by blueberry farms, said she’s had the same frustrating problem for six years with the same neighbour. “These cannons should be used as a last resort but these property owners see it as a first and only resort,” she said. A message was conveyed on behalf of MLA Vicki Huntington Wednesday that she has spoken to the agriculture minister about the complaints and is asking for a visitation of the guidelines as well as study of the alternatives to cannons.

Teen arrested in Tsawwassen gropings facing six charges BY

JESSICA KERR

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Delta police arrested a local teen last week after a series of sexual assaults in South Delta this spring.

In June, police asked for the public’s assistance in identifying a young man who was allegedly groping women in Tsawwassen. In each case, the suspect ran up behind an unsus-

pecting female and either grabbed their buttocks, or bear hugged them around the waist and breasts, before fleeing on foot. On July 17, officers arrested a 14-year-old boy.

The teen, who cannot be named due to his age, is facing six charges of sexual assault. He has been in police custody since his arrest last week and is scheduled to appear in court

next week. “Allegations like this we take very seriously,” said Delta police spokesperson Sgt. Ciaran Feenan. Police are continuing to investigate and have

set up a tip line. Anyone with information about the alleged sexual assaults is urged to call 604-946-4411 and refer to file 13-11497, or Crime Stoppers at 1-800222-8477.

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Differing opinions on Century farming plan for Southlands

Developer responds to scathing assessment by ministry agrologist BY

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The Century Group is firing back at questions raised about the viability of its farming plan for the Southlands. A few weeks ago Delta council received a lengthy letter from Kathleen Zimmerman, a regional agrologist with the B.C. Ministry of Agriculture, offering a scathing assessment of the Century Group’s proposed community-based farming district. The company is hoping to develop 20 per cent of the controversial Tsawwassen property with 950 housing units, while handing over 80 per cent of the site to Delta. Much of the land to be given to Delta would be used for soil-based farming, according to the development application, which proposes a multi-phased plan over 30 years. Century Group last fall submitted a consultant’s report explaining how the farm district would work, describing the proposed community farm types as well as governance and management structures. The farming would generally occur on a smaller scale, allowing a greater diversity of farming types. The report notes the economic benefits of the farm district, covering 209 acres, for Delta and its residents include over $2.39 million per year in net revenue for farmers, approximately 26 full-time jobs per year created and over $233,000 per year in net revenue for the proposed governing nonprofit organization. Total net revenue for the 30-

The Century Group plan calls for both small-scale and large-scale farming. year time period would be approximately $2.8 million for the governing organization after start-up costs. “This scenario successfully illustrates how such a community-based farming endeavor could be economically self-sufficient after only ten years of operation and serve as an innovative model for communitybased farming in Metro Vancouver and beyond,” the report states. In her letter, Zimmerman admits that ministry approval is not required because the Southlands is not in the Agricultural Land Reserve, however, she goes on to raise a number of questions about the report, saying, “The report does not include sufficient, reliable information on which to base this significant planning decision.” Among the concerns, said Zimmerman, is the report does not include enough details regarding soils, suitable crops, and drainage and irrigation improvements needed for the site. She also questioned income calculations, the

SOUTHLANDS from page 1 would also construct a new multi-use community building in the Market Square area. As well, Century proposes to provide a $9-million amenity contribution that would be put in a special reserve to improve drainage and irrigation as well as lease back approximately 18.7.hectares (46 acres) from Delta for small-scale farming. The remainder of the agricultural land that would be transferred to Delta would be leased for larger scale, soil-based farming.

The site is zoned agricultural but hasn’t been in the Agricultural Land Reserve for over 30 years. The application would also require Metro Vancouver’s approval. The Southlands has a history of controversy, including a record-breaking public hearing in 1989, and has long divided the community. The current application faces stiff opposition from many in Tsawwassen, but it also has supporters. “Given the overwhelming opposition to this development, including over 70 per

cost of hedgerow planting and maintenance for Delta, as well as the idea the public will appreciate agriculture and become more involved with it by living adjacent to it, particularly small-scale, organic plots. Southlands the Facts has been quick to highlight the letter in its campaign against the development, saying “numerous and substantial inaccuracies” were revealed. In a statement of response, Southlands project manager Brad Semke noted Zimmerman did not contact Century Group or the Corporation of Delta to seek clarification on the key issues she wrote about. On the drainage issue, he noted the report’s authors indicated Century Group president Sean Hodgins requested they assume that drainage and irrigation needs would be resolved. He said Hodgins offered to pay the necessary costs for irrigation and drainage enhancements for the first phase, but there was no mention in Zimmerman’s letter. He went on to say, “If

Ms. Zimmerman had taken the time to talk with Century Group, she would have learned that Delta had already commissioned a separate study (which she references above) on the topic of drainage and irrigation. “Further, she would have also discovered Century Group had already committed to working with Delta on establishing the needed infrastructure to address the critical need for irrigation and drainage on the Southlands site. Without extensive capital improvements, which Ms. Zimmerman from the B.C. Ministry of Agriculture references as $13 million, the Southlands will continue to consist of poor soils and be an economically unviable farm.” Semke also offered his own critical assessment of Zimmerman’s conclusions regarding revenues of organic farming and hedgerow maintenance, He also disagreed with her view that residents wouldn’t be interested in participating community farming.

cent of the almost 2,000 pieces of correspondence received to date, I can’t imagine what rationale would allow council to proceed with a public hearing.” stated Dana Maslovat, one of the organizers of Southlands the Facts. “Over the past three years, staff and council have spent countless taxpayers’ dollars collecting an enormous volume of community opinion that show staunch majority opposition. To continue with a public hearing clearly shows that community opinion has been completely ignored in this process,” he said. Supporters haven’t orga-

nized into a formal group, but several in favour gathered for an interview with the Optimist earlier this year. “The community is a divided community and there is a lot of aggravation between the two groups. We need a plan that will join the two forces,” said longtime Beach Grove resident Lennart Osterlind. Saying the plan addresses the need for housing for downsizers who want to stay in Tsawwassen, Osterlind noted he has friends in support of the proposal but feel intimidated in expressing their opinions.

July 26, 2013 The Delta Optimist A5

Speeding drivers are taking toll Family living on Tsawwassen’s 56th Street has lost two cats in the last two months BY

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Chrystal White and daughter Capri Gildemeister have been forced to create a pet cemetery in their backyard of their 56th Street home. which had already died. Just two months earlier, a second family cat was hit. White that in that case the driver didn’t even stop. “I ran out there and she

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A Tsawwassen woman is voicing concerns about drivers speeding along the community’s main thoroughfare. Chrystal White has lived in a duplex at 56th Street and 4th Avenue for four years and the number of drivers speeding up and down the street has been a constant concern for the single mother of two. It came to a head after speeding cars killed two of the family’s cats in the last two months. “I’ve got a pet cemetery in the backyard now,” White said. Most recently, her 12year-old daughter’s cat was killed while the pair was in the front yard. White said she was watering her garden when they heard a car screech to a stop. Her daughter looked to see what happened and saw people crouched over the cat.

“They were born and raised outside.” White said since the most recent incident she has tried to keep the remaining cat inside. “They’re using this as a freeway,” she said of cars going to and from the Point Roberts border crossing, adding it appears that many vehicles are traveling well in excess of the 50 km/h speed limit. “It’s atrocious.” Delta police spokesperson Sgt. Ciaran Feenan said the road has been identified as one of the department’s “constant enforcement areas.” “We’ve become aware that it might have some issues with speeding,” he said, adding officers were out at that location four times in the last week looking for speeders. “They really focused on it over the past week... It’s one of our strategic goals and it has been to have the safest roads in British Columbia.”

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Marijuana tour stops in Delta Sensible B.C. director Dana Larsen is coming to Ladner this Saturday as part of a tour of B.C. to promote the marijuana referendum campaign. Larsen will be at the Ladner Pioneer Library from 2 to 3:30 p.m. to recruit canvassers and volunteers. Elections B.C. recently approved the Sensible Policing Act, a law that would effectively decriminalize marijuana possession in the province, as valid legislation and suitable for a referendum. Sensible B.C. is now registering canvassers for the 90-day signature-gathering period. Canvassers must collect signatures from 10 per cent of voters to force a referendum in 2014.

Supermarket manager stops suspect Woman, who had stolen goods in backpack, also seen putting hand in customer’s purse

The following are some of the calls of interest the Delta police responded to in the South Delta area between Thursday, July 18 and Saturday, July 20: Tsawwassen • July 18, 8:51 a.m., 5300-block of 1st Avenue: Sometime overnight an unknown person threw an empty vodka bottle at the back of the complaint’s vehicle parked on the street. One taillight was smashed and the paint damaged. • July 19, 1 p.m., 1100block of 56th Street: Complainant reported that while she was shopping at the supermarket someone removed her wallet from her purse that she had left in her shopping cart. The wallet contained bank and

debit cards, B.C. driver’s licence, Carecard, medical card, personal cheques and $80 in cash. Ladner • July 18, 4:15 p.m., 7700-block of Progress Way: A business reported a female had purchased a remote steering system using a Visa card. The purchase was picked up the next day by a male who verbally provided his B.C. driver’s licence number. The business was contacted by Visa indicating the credit card was fraudulent and the funds had been removed from their account. Incident still under investigation. • July 19, 10:02 a.m., 4600-block of Clarence Taylor Crescent: Complainant reported he

had left his cell phone on a bench in the men’s change room of the Ladner Leisure Centre and when he returned to retrieve the phone it was gone. Investigation revealed a person known to the centre had taken the phone and placed it in the garbage can where it was recovered. The suspect admitted to police he took the phone and was banned from the centre for a week. He was also informed the manager would likely given him a further ban. Suspect was escorted from the property. • July 19, 11:29 a.m., 5200-block of Ladner

Trunk Road: A suspect was stopped at the front door of the supermarket by the manager after being observed by an employee putting her hand in the purse of an elderly customer. The customer indicated nothing was missing from her purse but butter and cheese from the store was found in the backpack of the suspect. No charges were laid but the suspect was banned from the store for one year. • July 19, 4:38 p.m., 5200-block of Ladner Trunk Road: The loss prevention officer at the drug store reported he was holding a male who had entered the store, selected and concealed merchandise up his sleeve, and then left without

paying. Police attended and identified the suspect who admitted to the theft and apologized. As the suspect had no previous record, the store requested the suspect not be charged. The suspect was banned from the store for one year and escorted from the premises. • July 20, 11:36 a.m., 5200-block of Ladner Trunk Road: The liquor store reported a Caucasian male about 50 years of age concealed two bottles of scotch and a bottle of cognac valued at $295 in his jacket and left the store without paying. The store will provide investigators with images of the suspect, which can be distributed for identification. Investigation is still ongoing.

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MURPHY’S LAW The political gods are a fickle bunch, your best friend one minute only to conspire against you in the next. John Cummins, the longtime MP for this riding and more recently the leader of the provincial Conservatives, knows this mercurial relationship better than most. Cummins has experienced both highs and lows over the last quarter-century, his political career providing ample evidence that it doesn’t take a whole lot to swing the political fortunes of an individual or an entire party. He first surfaced on the local political scene back in 1988 as an also-ran for the upstart Reform Party, finishing a distant fourth, almost 18,000 votes back of Tory Stan Wilbee. Five years later, however, the political gods smiled on him as he rode a Reform wave that swept across Western Canada. Being in the right place at the right time back in ‘93 was parlayed into a distinguished 18-year career in Ottawa. Shortly after leaving the federal scene Cummins was acclaimed leader of the provincial Conservatives. During his first year or so at the helm, the fledgling party made significant headway in the polls, to the point where it was neck-and-neck with the governing Liberals, and much of that success was attributed to the former MP giving it a legitimacy it previously lacked. Again, the political gods were smiling, Cummins cast as the alternative that right-of-centre voters fed up with the Liberals had desperately been seeking. Many people, myself included, likened it to a repeat of 1991, with the new party leader reprising the role of breakout star Gordon Wilson. We all know it didn’t turn out that way, and it didn’t really take a whole lot to make it go awry. Some infighting within the party coupled with British Columbians’ fear of splitting the rightof-centre vote and a less than inspired debate performance all conspired to marginalize the Conservatives. And suddenly the guy who was hailed as the party’s saviour just a couple of years earlier was tendering his resignation. Things could have easily followed that ‘91 script and Cummins could well have become the godfather of a new force in B.C., but the political gods didn’t see it that way. With his experience in the nation’s capital and his straight-shooting ways, Cummins’ foray into the provincial scene deserved a better fate, but even a veteran politician isn’t immune from the fickle nature of the profession. It won’t, however, be how the maverick MP is remembered.

Oliver recognition not in step with pioneer’s contributions DOUG HUSBAND

COMMUNITY COMMENT If there were ever a local pioneer/politician who has not achieved prominence in Delta based on service and contributions both locally and provincially, it would be John Oliver. To be sure his name is associated with a portion of 112th Street south of Highway 99 in East Delta adjacent to his original homestead. There are also active rugby and football fields on land originally owned by his son, W.A. Oliver, bordering John Oliver’s farmland. Oliver Road and John Oliver Park have been named in his honour, but I doubt most Deltans have ever travelled Oliver Road or have reason to pause and reflect on the life of John Oliver at the out of the way park named after him. Here’s a short summary of John Oliver’s life in Delta. For those wishing more detail, his biography written by James Morton, Oliver’s

principal secretary, is in Delta’s library and a copy is in the Edgar Dunning Reading Room. Oliver arrived in B.C. as a 21year-old in 1877 and settled in Surrey. Survey crews were laying out the route for the long expected cross-country rail line and Oliver’s first employment was as an axeman, clearing land for the rail line. As strong and brawny as he was, this was a most difficult assignment, one that lasted five years. He demonstrated interest in education by leading a petition for a school site and in local government by appointment as municipal clerk in Surrey. He was able to save enough money during this period to pre-empt and purchase 151 acres of low land in East Delta in 1882 for a dollar an acre. Oliver built his home on the highest site on his land, which continually flooded during high tide, particularly in the winter. Oliver and his crew of six set about constructing a six-foot high, half-mile long dike at the edge of Mud Bay that provided some protection, but his children recall the house flooding and riding on floating logs on some of the farmland. In 1886, Oliver married Elizabeth Woodward, daughter of one of Surrey’s earliest pioneers

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(Woodward Hill on King George Boulevard honours the name). The couple named the farm “Bayside” and raised eight children. Oliver’s education was modest as he left school at 11 to work in a lead mine in England before immigrating to Canada at 14. When it was time for his children’s education, he hired a tutor who lived on the farm. Along with his backbreaking work as a farmer plying fields with oxen and plough, he soon added a herd of cattle. Each spring he and his crew would drive the herd to Pitt Meadows for summer pasture via a wooden bridge near New Westminster, returning them to “Bayside” in the fall. With his keen mind and endless energy, Oliver was soon recognized as having one of the area’s finest farms. With his prospering farm life and large family, Oliver continued his interest in community leadership in Delta. He again showed interest in education and was elected to a term as school trustee. Thereafter he served a term as Delta councillor and two terms as reeve. There was still time for provincial politics. To be continued.

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Monumentally bad decision Editor: Some would say I’m just a bad loser, but I say, as many residents of Marina Gardens do, that we fought a good fight, must accept the decision, but we’ll never feel the decision was the correct one. Who knows, in 10 years when the project is completed, we may have to eat crow, but I wouldn’t bet the farm on it. The decision to approve Polygon’s application for the final phase of the Marina Garden Estates neighbourhood may go down as one of the poorest decisions ever made by a Delta council. I firmly believe the impact on the neighbourhood will be

Another vote

Editor: Re: Reader would like to see Hoover run for mayor in 2014, letter to the editor, July 19 I agree with S. Paterson: Hoover for mayor. But let’s take this a step further: Hoover for mayor of Tsawwassen. R. Smith

extensive and Ladner in general is in for a big surprise. In the 1995/96 era, the council of the time, the current land owner, and a committee of the Marina Gardens residents sat down and created a development plan that was accepted by all parties involved. The present Marina Gardens neighbourhood is the end result of those meetings. The neighbourhood is one of the nicest in the Lower Mainland and we, the residents, are pleased to be a part of it and the Ladner community in general. Unfortunately as of July 15, we are faced with a dramatic change. The goal

Surcharge is highway robbery Editor: The Port Mann toll is literally highway robbery. My sister-in-law visited me last month from Dubai. She drove her daughter across the Port Mann twice a day every Saturday for a month. That’s $6 per day. When she was putting her truck in storage she

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Station Leader Captain Jeff Engholm of the Royal Canadian Marine Search and Rescue, Station 8 Delta and Kevin McIntosh, President of the Delta Marine Rescue Society request the pleasure of your company on the occasion of the commissioning of their new vessel "Spirit of Delta V" This type 1 Fast Response Vessel is the ﬁrst of many to be commissioned up and down the BC Coastline giving the volunteers of RCM SAR state of the art technology needed in their quest of "Saving Lives at Sea" The commissioning of "Spirit of Delta V" will take place at Captains Cove Marina, 6100 Ferry Road, Ladner BC on July 27th at 1300hrs.

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Adjacent property to follow with development proposal Editor: Despite overwhelming opposition to development on the Southlands, Delta council will be considering the proposal on July 29. The application is a request for 950 residential units in various forms and commercial units as well. What many people don’t know is the Southlands application does not include the 47 acre-property east of Forest by the Bay and south of Beach Grove Golf Club. If civic politicians approve the Southlands deal, a subsequent application for at least 200 more units on the 47 acres will inevitably come to council. Current maps show this property as nicely plowed brown earth giving the impression it will stay that

way. Not so. There can be no doubt that a development application is pending for the 47 acres. The property is owned by a numbered Vancouver company and it is heavily mortgaged (including mortgage funding from a federal Crown corporation). Recent enquiries concerning development potential have been made in municipal hall but Delta claims it is unable to consider the impacts of development on this property as a formal application has not yet been made. If Delta approves the Southlands application, it will be obligated to also approve development on this adjacent property. Impacts of the Southlands development do not include this develop-

ment for an additional 200 to 250 units, which will add a significant additional burden on traffic, roads, infrastructure, community and professional services, schools and all amenities. On July 29 when council votes whether to send the Southlands application to a public hearing, will council members have all the information they need to make an informed decision? Or will they have only the information that Delta staff is giving them because “there’s no development application for this property in the hall at this time?” Council would serve the public well by including impacts of potential future applications in the area of the Southlands. Susan Jones

Common sense plan deserves support Editor: The Southlands proposal provides reasonably sized housing for first-time buyers and downsizing seniors. Several years of careful planning by the Southlands Community Planning Team, working closely with Sean Hodgins, have produced an excellent agricultural and community based plan that will become the envy of town planners throughout North America. I urge our mayor and council to seize the opportunity to pass the Southlands project through first and second readings to final approval. Please keep all the positive advantages of Southlands uppermost in your deliberations.

All areas of Tsawwassen, including Centennial Tides, Monterra, Forest by the Bay, Imperial Village, Stahaken and Tsawwassen Springs, have welcomed new residents, known as newbies, to enjoy the benefits of the Tsawwassen lifestyle. However, once some of these newbies have settled in to enjoy their new homes, they mysteriously become NIMBYs. The selfishness of this attitude is appalling. We all enjoy the shopping advantages at 12th Avenue and 56th Street that were built to meet the needs of the growth in our population. Without growth and young families moving into

areas like Southlands, more schools could close and the tax base could decline at a time when infrastructure upgrades are needed throughout Delta. Communities must continue to evolve or they will die like Detroit, Michigan. Mayor Lois Jackson and council are to be commended on their stewardship of Delta and their realization that communities like Southlands will contribute substantially to the positive growth of Tsawwassen and Delta as a whole. Jackson has wisely stated that “council must base its decisions to create a good community based on good plans and common sense.” Joan Vanstone

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rab the lawn chairs, blankets and favourite theatre snacks and head outside tomorrow as the Business Improvement Association of Tsawwassen’s Outdoor Movie Nights series kicks off its sixth season. The first screening takes place at Winskill Park with a showing of 1985 adventure-comedy The Goonies. The movie nights bring the community and business sector together in fun, family-friendly and laid-back atmosphere, explains BIA executive director Barb Westlake. “The business merchants come together. They want to make it fun. They want to make it interactive,” she says. The Tsawwassen BIA hosts the movie nights to thank the community for shopping locally, she adds. Every year the event gets bigger and bigger, Westlake says, noting former BIA executive director Ana Arciniega, who moved on to a position with Delta Gymnastics last year, did an “amazing job” with the initiative. Westlake says the BIA couldn’t do the event without the support of local service clubs and noted the Lions Club will be operating the concession at Winskill tomorrow, the Rotary Club for the second movie night and the TOOBs for the final movie. This year proceeds go to the South Delta Invaders ‘99. The girls’ fast pitch team will be helping with the set-up, food sales, parking, information and clean-up. While movies are scheduled to start at dusk, pre-show activities

begin at 6:30 p.m. Tomorrow’s event includes a performance from Vitamin D, formerly known as Loose Change, as part of Delta’s Concerts in the Park summer series. The band plays a mix of classic and current rock. There will also be inflatable activities like slides and bouncy castles, notes Matthew Norris, events and communications assistant for the Tsawwassen BIA. Local businesses and community groups will run 15 booths with activities, he adds. “They’ll have their own activity in each booth,” says Norris, mentioning examples like Frisbee toss and face painting. The opening night of the series is sponsored by Randy’s Tirecraft and Tsawwassen Collision. Each of the three movie nights will be held on Saturdays. Next up is The Lorax on Aug. 10 at Diefenbaker Park, sponsored by Budget Blinds & Vancity. Doghouse, a local Celtic band, will perform. The series wraps up with Pirates of the Caribbean on Aug. 24 at the Tsawwassen Town Centre Mall. The Flanagans will perform their brand of folk and contemporary music. The finale is sponsored by the mall. The movie nights are free to attend and guests are asked to bring their own lawn chairs, blankets and flashlights. Bug spray is also recommended. In case of extreme weather, the events will be rescheduled. Visit the BIA’s website at www.shoptsawwassen.com or check out the association’s Facebook page (Tsawwassen Business Improvement Association) for updates before heading out to the park.

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A14 The Delta Optimist July 26, 2013

leisure&lifestyles travel

A city of beauty and romance BY

CHRIS MILLIKAN

Optimist contributor

The Scenic Emerald carries us down the Rhine River on a leisurely 15day itinerary. Sightseeing in old Heidelberg on Day 3 introduces us to one of Germany’s most beautiful cities. Our explorations begin at Heidelberg’s famous castle, perched high on the Konigstuhl hillside above the Neckar River. Only partially rebuilt since ruined by lightning, wildfire and war during the 17th and 18th centuries, this landmark displays an unexpected architectural mix. Our guide Ingrid takes us to the corner of the terrace. Identifying Church of the Holy Spirit rising above a sea of red tile roofs in the old city below, she tells us that Mark Twain also greatly admired this striking view. Near the castle’s entrance stands Elisabeth’s Gate. According to legend, in

1615 Friedrich V built it in a single night, a surprise birthday present for Elisabeth Stuart, his English princess. Delicate flowers entwined in whimsical leaf work on the pillars greatly impressed her — and now delight us. Inspired years later by Gingko trees in surrounding gardens, Goethe penned a love poem for Marianne von Willemer, complete with heart-shaped leaves attached. In the large inner courtyard further along, two magnificent palaces come into view. This complex projects the wealth, power, sophistication and priorities of its monarchs. Completed about 1560, the Ottheinrich Palace represents Germany’s finest Renaissance façade. It features sculptures of Zeus, Roman goddesses known as the Virtues and includes biblical notables Samson, Job and King David. The Friedrichsbau Palace of 1607 displays decorative Baroque elements

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PHOTO BY CHRIS MILLIKAN

A view of the bridge, castle and old town of Heidelberg, Germany.

incorporating the ElectorsPalatine family tree; builder Friedrich IV stands pompously above the archway among resplendent statuary honouring Charlemagne and subsequent Holy Roman Emperors.

Downstairs in an adjacent cellar, we ogle the world’s largest wine cask. Made of 130 oak trees, it holds 221,000 litres when full. Intended to store taxes paid in wine, this Great Tun cask was rarely ever used.

A walking tour throughout old town then takes us to Germany’s oldest university, established in 1386. In a small lane behind the University Building stands the Student Jail, a curious reminder of a renowned academic past. Between 1778 and 1914, mischievous students were incarcerated here for drunkenness, womanizing and disturbing the peace. Some impudently stripped in the University Square’s fountain, inciting arrest just to get free room and board! Serious offenses like dueling meant weeks in cramped cells. To while away time, they used candle smuts or coloured chalks to decorate walls with pictures and inscriptions, since preserved. A small University Museum and elegant Old Hall built to celebrate the university’s 500th anniversary in 1886 are located nearby. Coming to the Old Bridge, a cheeky brass monkey sculpture prompts

several zany photos before we proceed through the gateway towers, originally part of the town’s wall. At least eight bridges have graced this site; sculptures of builder Karl Theodor and Minerva, helmeted goddess of wisdom, adorn this version constructed in 1786. Once across the river, we enjoy postcard views of the bridge, city and castle set against green wooded slopes. Some climb further along a narrow, winding pathway to Philosopher’s Walk for even more spectacular panoramas. Others locate the ruined 11th century Monastery of St. Michael and remains of an earthen Celtic hill-fort at the top. Long inspiring artists and poets, Heidelberg’s magical castle, old town and university continue to reveal a splendour and romance that captivates curious history buffs like us. Travel Writers’ Tales is an independent travel article syndicate.

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leisure&lifestyles

Food and music come together at Earthwise event Love fresh produce and homegrown music? Enjoy cooking and exploring new recipes? Then Bee Jammin’ is singing your tune. Join Earthwise Society and Delta Arts Council for Bee Jammin’ on Saturday, Aug. 3 at the Earthwise Garden and Farm in Boundary Bay. Set to run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., it’s a day of sweet music and sweet treats. Featured local musicians such as Alea Rae and Suddenly There will share their sounds, using the garden’s setting of bee-friendly flowers as the backdrop for their performances. Fans of the culinary arts will enjoy meeting celebrated local cookbook author Sharon Hanna, who be on hand to sign copies of her best seller, The Book of Kale, already in its fourth printing. Hanna will be demonstrating how to prepare some of her recipes, showcasing creative ways for bringing out the best in this delicious nutritional powerhouse. Also celebrating the art of food will be local chef Derek Bothwell of Chill Winston in Gastown. Bothwell will work his culinary magic at the

Earthwise cobb oven, offering cutting edge tastiness using just picked Earthwise produce. He will also demonstrate how to can, jam and preserve the best of the summer harvest for year-round dining enjoyment. Chill Winston’s unique take on jams, pickles and preserves made from Earthwise produce will be available for purchase. In addition to tasty creations, inspiring recipes and sweet songs, Bee Jammin’ will showcase local vendors presenting handmade soaps, organic aromatherapy, fresh local berries and, of course, honey. Without bees, and the vital work they do pollinating our crops, there’d be no fruit. Bee Jammin’ is the first event in a month-long celebration of Art in the Garden by Earthwise Society and Delta Arts Council. Other upcoming events include a garden art show on Aug. 17 and a live theatre performance in the garden starting Aug. 29. For more information, visit www. earthwisesociety.bc.ca or call 604946-9828.

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Astro’s Collar performed at Ladner’s Memorial Park last Thursday as part of Delta’s annual free Concerts in the Park Summer Series. Next up in the series is Vitamin D, a youth band that plays a mix of current and classic rock, at Winskill Park in Tsawwassen at 6:30 p.m. Saturday.

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July 26, 2013 The Delta Optimist A17

leisure&lifestyles health&fitness

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t warms my heart when clients tell me, as they prepare for their summer vacations, they have their “Away Programs” printed, their runners and workout gear packed, and our YouTube channel saved on their phones. That is precisely what every personal trainer wants to hear: their people get it. They understand that a trip is no excuse to stop respecting their bodies; they will keep moving no matter the circumstances or time of year. So, it baffles me when I read tweets or blogs, or eavesdrop into conversations at the local Starbucks, and hear people proclaim they have taken a break from their fitness for the summer. While I will give them some credit because they always back it up with an, “I’ll get back to it in the fall,” I still don’t get it. Why would you purposely lose the strength, flexibility and aerobic capacity that you have just spent the last nine to 10 months working towards? You will lose it. In fact, the more “deconditioned” you were before your summer hiatus, the more you are going to lose. Studies have followed new exercisers as they began an exercise program and then stopped it, and

found that two months after quitting their new found fitness program, they had lost all their original gains. They were back at square one. Fit people, your outcome is not as bad, but it is still worrisome. After two months off, it’s estimated you will lose about 30 per cent of your gains. The question then begs to be asked: How long will it take to get it all back? Researchers say that is hard to predict. For new exercisers, it could take 8-10 weeks (it’s faster for new exercisers to see gains because the adaptation process is quicker). For an experienced exerciser it takes more time and effort to get back to your top level again — up to three months. If you allow me to do the math, a new exerciser who stops exercising for the summer and then starts up again after the kids go back to school in September, will just be getting their original fitness back by the beginning of December. And then guess what? It’s Christmas. Now there are parties to go to, schedules that are busy and, well, what the heck, “I will start up again in January.” After Christmas comes winter holidays, because most people I know take off sometime in early in the year. Then there is spring break and then guess what? It’s summer again. It’s a vicious cycle, with no end in sight and no gains to be seen. That is, unless you decide to break the habit of thinking that exer-

cise is something that can be dropped from the schedule and put back in again when it suits you better. Exercise is a necessity to maintain a healthy lifestyle. It is our only proven fountain of youth, disease-fighter and “I-feel-awesome” medicine all rolled into one. Why would you give all that up? Try these easy tips to keep exercising through the summer: Try a new class Quite often fitness studios will run specials through the summer months because it is their slow time. Use these savings to try something you have never done before. Use the great outdoors Go for a hike, do a miniworkout outside, play tag with the family. Get outside and enjoy both moving your body and the great outdoors all at the same time. When travelling, pack your fitness gear Always have a workout outfit and runners packed no matter where you go. Your phone If you go away, and have access to Wi-Fi, check out all the free workouts available to you on YouTube (including our channel, www.youtube.com/gofitgals). You can also use apps to keep moving. I love the Nike Training Club and Pocket Yoga apps. Both will guide you through workouts and moves safely and effectively. P.J. Wren is the fitness half of the Go Fit Gal team. You can reach her at www. gofitgals.com.

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FRIENDSHIP DINNERS 5:30PM

Rev. Henry Numan

Weekend Masses

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

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

10:00 am Coffee & Refreshments 10:30 AM WORSHIP SERVICE

3rd Sunday of Every Month

Saturday at 10am in the Chapel

Baptisms

available every Sunday

For other Sacrements please call the parish ofﬁce for an appointment with the Pastor.

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Signs of the times Some churches opt for the funny one liner, others for a folksy welcome. Others have scrolling data signs. What are the most effective signs in this community pointing to your church and informing the community about what goes on there? It depends on the size of a sign, its relationship to traffic and the speed that traffic is travelling. Churches need a three-second sign for faster moving traffic and a five-second sign for slower moving traffic. That is all the time a driver has to devote to the information there. Better yet, let’s focus on the best possible scenario: moveable signs, constantly adapting to the speed of passersby and to the perspective of the one viewing the sign.

The Apostle Paul said (1 Corinthians 9: 22), “To the weak I became weak, to win the weak. I have become all things to all people so that by all possible means I might save some.” It is no surprise the people of our area churches are the best signs advertising who we are and what we do. It is recorded in Luke’s gospel that the angels gave a message to the shepherds, “This will be a sign to you: You will find a baby wrapped in cloths and lying in a manger.” You see, Jesus is the sign, Emmanuel, which means “God with us.” And this is the message that all of our human signs communicate, that God is with us in Christ and loves us all.

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July 26, 2013 The Delta Optimist A21 In the Community

Visually impaired bowlers take to the green

PHOTO BY

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DAVE WILLIS

Nanaimo’s Gus Thorne (left) prepares to release his bowl as Donn Sherry provides direction. The Ladner Lawn Bowling Club hosted the British Columbia Blind Sports and Recreation Association for a friendly visit Tuesday. Blind or visually impaired bowlers from Victoria, Nanaimo, Ladner, Burnaby, Coquitlam and Kelowna took part in the action at the local club. The organization is dedicated “to facilitating participation and encouraging skill achievement in all aspects of physical activity for British Columbians who are blind, visually impaired, deaf-blind, or who are blind/visually impaired and have additional disabilities,” its website states. For more on the association, visit www.bcblindsports.bc.ca.

Flight simulation museum in the works at Boundary Bay Airport

A museum is being planned for the Boundary Bay Airport in East Ladner. The second museum of its kind in the world, the North American Museum of Flight Simulation will feature the history of flight simulation and will have a range of working simulators that people will be able to experience. Museum president Kai

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Hansen said the proposed facility would also focus on education and introducing new generations to the aviation industry by offering programs for a wide range of groups. The museum, which has already been two years in the planning stages, is hoping to open its doors in 2015. The museum has two

smaller flight simulators in storage at the airport and is working on getting more equipment that will help it tell the story of how simulators have contributed to the aviation industry. More information about the North American Museum of Flight Simulation can be found at http://simulationmuseum. sharepoint.com.

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A22 The Delta Optimist July 26, 2013

Enjoy the Aerobatics at the Boundary Bay Airshow while having a cool one at the Rotary Club of Tsawwassen

BEER GARDEN opens at 11am

Saturday, July 27

at the Boundary Bay Airport

Beer supplied by Delta's own Four Winds Brewery Co.

• Exciting Aerobatic and Static Displays • Free admission and parking • Gates open at 11am • Airshow Starts at 1pm MEMBERSHIP AT BEACH GROVE GOLF CLUB

Brent Derrheim welcomed Junior Golf Camp Brent Derrheim welcomed 100 Tsawwassen youth aged 4 to 11 to the annual Junior Golf Camp at Beach Grove last week. We asked Brent to share with us some of the features - benefits of this introductory children’s golf camp. What does the week entail for the Children? The camp is designed around 4 separate sessions that involve Putting, Chipping and two full swing classes. Each aspiring golfer is partnered with up to 4 other children and a coach. The focus for this camp is really centered on two things: the Kids must be having fun and they must be participating safely at all times. This allows the coaches to really help the kids with the fundamentals of the game. By the end of the week we really do see a close knit group of kids who have improved in their skills and understanding of the game golf. How does the program contribute to the Children’s understanding of the game? Because the program is designed around fun with a reward at the end of each session the kids stay focused on the tasks that they are provided. The fundamentals of the game are the starting point for this camp and sticking to these really helps insure they remember the need to focus there for success. We spend a good piece of time on safety so that the kids know how to keep themselves and others safe on the course or the practice facilities. We have amazing coaches that know the benefit of keeping it safe. The other thing that happens by default is that the parents can see how their children are responding to the instruction and the game itself. This gives them the advantage of reinforcing the information and activities that the coaches provided in all four of the sessions. How does Beach Grove benefit as a Club through this program? Because we introduce this great game to the children and the community we believe that they will have a better chance of becoming members of the Club sometime in the future. Beach Grove is the home of the South Delta High School Golf Team and you would be amazed at how many of these students were once students of ours through this Junior Camp program. We also like to expose the Club to the non member parents of these children to let them see our community of golf and meet some of the great people that are members here. Lastly our current members, who generously share the club for this program, are very proud to give back to the community of South Delta in this way. They recognize that giving back is the most direct way to thank the community for their support of our Club.

Thank you to the sponsors of our various events for 2013 PLATINUM Steve Knoblauch- Ram Construction • Envision Financial Services Dave Hamilton - The Delta Optimist Rick Boates, Brian Parker, Lance Hughes, Robin Reimer - The View at 1212 (Luxury Condos) CORPORATE WEDNESDAY SPONSORS Keith McGee - Jarvis McGee Trial Lawyers • AON - Shaun Johnston & Chris McLean Brian Parker & Rick Boates - Unitech Construction Management Ltd. • Kevan Brown & Tom Finlay - AMJ Campbell International Movers • Dave Hamilton - The Delta Optimist • Dr. Brian Standerwick - Family Dentist GOLD Doug Boychuk Silver City Galvanizing SILVER Warren Stanyer - Beach Grove Café • Rob Gillespie - Muscle Memory • Ken Clayton - Humphrey Construction Ltd. • Tony Elvin - Precision Eyecare, Optometrists & Opticians • Glenn Rowley - Glenmore Printing & Imaging • Phil Alalouf - Cowell Auto Group – Volkswagen BRONZE Jim Froese - Williams Moving & Storage • Tim McLean - Sicon Signs • Paul Wiebe - Rack Attack - Car Rack & Hitch Center • Steve Menzies - Ok Tire Burnaby Location • Dan Boisvert - Notary Public Ron & Cindy Phillip - Iris Optometrists & Opticians • David Ainsworth - Cellworks/Rogers Wireless Keith Gagne - PGL - Pottinger Gaherty Environmental Consultants MANUFACTURER WEDNESDAYS Ping • Titleist • Taylor Made • Callaway • Foot-Joy • Travis Mathew Saxx Underwear • Kaenon Polarized Glasses HOLE SPONSORS Lance Hughes - Re/Max Realtor • Howell Lyons - Commercial Tenant Advisory Group • Chris Beveridge - Skana Forest Products Ltd. • Curtis Lappin - Anixter • Cyle Lappin - Priority Fire Ltd. • Dick Klassen - RKTG Associates Ltd • Pat Cocking - NewImage Projects Inc. • Bob Scowcroft - Albany Books • Larry Wood - Aqua Coast Engineering Ltd. • Brent Wallace - Green Stone Ethical Concrete Jay Drew - Lock-Block Ltd. • Peter Bexley - Bex Holdings Ltd.

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Alalouf is new bench boss Longtime South Delta coach and executive takes over Greater Vancouver Canadians head job BY

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Phil Alalouf got a little more than he bargained for when he decided it might be time to dip his toes into the coaching waters of the B.C. Major Midget Hockey League. The longtime coach and executive in South Delta had the wheels in motion to step behind the bench for the 2013-14 season as an assistant to Leland Mack. That was until Mack informed him he had accepted a job with the Burnaby Winter Club Academy and was stepping down as head coach of the Greater Vancouver Canadians.

“I’m very excited about this opportunity. It’s going to be a lot of hard work and fun too.” Phil Alalouf

Alalouf then went through the application process with B.C. Hockey and was recently announced as the fourth head coach in franchise history, following Rob Rogers, Matt Erhart and Mack. “One week I’m talking to Leland about potentially working together and the next I’m applying to be head coach,” said Alalouf. “I’m very excited about this opportunity. It’s going to be a lot of hard work and fun too.” What Alalouf has going for him is an understanding of this elite province-wide league from every perspective. He was president of South Delta Minor Hockey when B.C. Hockey gave its reasons for launching the BCMMHL over a decade

the roster will be filled out by midSeptember when the picture becomes clearer what kids will be back from auditioning for major junior and junior “A” clubs. The make-up for elite hockey has somewhat changed in the past couple of years with the launching of midget age teams by school hockey academies. Alalouf said this route can be ideal for the 15-year-olds who may not initially crack the major midget level but can benefit from another year of seasoning in these programs rather than play for their home association midget teams. He is also aware it’s important for the Canadians to have a good relationship with the academies to understand what talent is coming through. “Leland did an outstanding job with this program and I have very big shoes to fill,” Alalouf added. “At the same time, I think some people thought these teams had already been predetermined through earlier camps in the PHOTO BY GORD GOBLE Phil Alalouf, originally slated to take on an assistant coaching role, is now the head coach of the B.C. Major spring. I’m trying change that percepMidget Hockey League’s Greater Vancouver Canadians. tion and to say the opportunity to make ago and has coached the with the Canadians in goal. Alalouf will be running this team is wide open for age group that feeds tal“I was there during the conditioning camps as play- everyone.” ent into the league at the meetings when the league ers make final preparations The Canadians will be expense of potential success was being created and for next month’s four-day holding their main camp for their own associations. have written cheques too,” tryout camp, which gets at the Richmond Olympic He also has been a parent laughed Alalouf. “I have underway Aug 8. Oval and will once again with his son Nathan having seen and heard everything He must initially sign play out of the world class spent the past two seasons from all angles.” 12 players and the rest of venue in the coming season.

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Local Tides Pacific Standard Time. Height in feet

SATURDAY, JULY 27 4:00 am 6.9 9:33 am 11.5 3:24 pm 6.2 10:05 pm 14.1

SUNDAY, JULY 28 4:55 am 6.2 10:54 am 11.2 4:12 pm 7.5 10:41 pm 13.8

MONDAY, JULY 29 5:50 am 5.6 12:27 pm 10.8 5:07 pm 8.9 11:18 pm 13.1

TUESDAY, JULY 30 6:46 am 5.2 2:03 pm 11.2 6:17 pm 10.2 11:57 pm 12.8

WEDNESDAY, JULY 31 7:41 am 3:28 pm 7:46 pm

4.9 11.8 10.8

These predictions are supplements to and not replacements for the Canadian Tide and Current Tables, which include the only authorized tidal predictions for Canada and are provided by Canadian Hydrographic Service.

A24 The Delta Optimist July 26, 2013

Dodgers are champions!

Twins take bronze at Kits Beach tourney

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The Tsawwassen Dodgers are Midget AA tier III baseball champions after doubling the host North Delta Dodgers 4-2 in the final late last month. Helped by strong defensive support, pitcher Justin Russell came within two outs of going the distance. Several times North Delta came close to scoring but runners were put out at home plate. Catcher Jared MacMillan batted in two runs to secure the win. The team also includes: Mark Dykstra, Alex von Schulmann, Jonathan Murphy, Adam Bosch, Brock Lawson, Kevin Marlowe, Yuichiro Tsukasa, Robert Scarr, Richard Topp, Nolan Gallagher and Sam Smith. The Dodgers were coached by Stu Bosch and Brian Lawson.

Tsawwassen’s favourite twins were at it again, winning bronze in the $15,000 Clearly Contacts.ca Open at Kits Beach on July 14. With a field featuring the top teams in Canada, Nicole and Megan McNamara scrapped their way to the semi-finals, only to narrowly fall to the eventual tournament winners. An hour later, the 16year-old twins, who will enter their senior year of high school in September, won a tough three-set match on centre court in front of a packed grandstand to claim the bronze. The girls will now move on to represent B.C. at the Canada Games in Sherbrooke, Quebec.

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The McNamara twins won bronze earlier this month.

Delta Coastal Sting Metro club wins gold in Minnesota The U-14 Delta Coastal Sting Metro girls’ soccer team took gold in its group at the USA Cup in Blaine, Minnesota last week. The USA Cup is the largest youth soccer tournament in the Western Hemisphere and this year drew over a 1,000 teams from 17 countries, 17 states and six provinces. It is hosted at the National Sports Centre, the world’s largest soccer facility, with 52 fields in

U14 Delta Coastal Sting Metro girls

one location. The Sting went 6-1 through the round robin and playoff portion of the tournament, culminated by a 30 victory over the Northern Lights Soccer Club from Minnesota in the championship match. The players had to endure 100F temperatures most of the weeklong event but showed tremendous resolve, dedication and sportsmanship throughout, said coach Kevan

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BEAUTIFUL 2-LEVEL 3 BEDROOM TOWNHOME

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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

• 1,324 sq.ft. • Spacious 2 bdrm unit • Overlooking Beach Grove Golf Course • Quiet, concrete building • 2 spacious bedrooms, • Extra large storage #201 1400 View Cr, Tsaw.

$419,900

ONE-OF-A-KIND CONDO, VANCOUVER

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• Beautiful 704 sq ft • One bdrm + ﬂex • 140 sq ft private East & South facing balcony • 1 parking • Only mins to Downtown #407-2770 Sophia St., Van.

$429,900

#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

www.fraserelliott.com

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

BUILDING LOT

#203-4815 48th Ave., Ladner

$432,990

$469,990

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

RESORT-LIKE LIVING

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5196 Central Ave., Ladner

• 2,550 sq.ft. • 5 bedroom • Unique layout • Massive living and kitchen area • 2 bedroom suite downstairs • Large private backyard • Walk to schools & Ladner Village

$548,888

BEAUTIFUL 3 BDRM + GAMES or 4 BDRM HOME

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5043 44B St., Ladner

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

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AMAZING OPPORTUNITY!

• Excellent well-maintained rancher • LARGE 8,051 sq.ft. corner lot • Desirable Beach Grove • Updated kitch & bath • huge lot • Don’t miss this one! 1296 Morris Cr, Tsaw.

• 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

• 9031 lot • 2772 sq ft • 6 bd 4 bath • Duplex zoned • Fixer upper e egre e 360 dour onlin lt a u t r vi

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4713 46A Street, Ladner

$689,900

$619,888 • 3 Bedroom Rancher • Large 9,849 sq.ft sunny westexposed Lot • Great style, great layout, great location! aser to sell! Priced by• fr • Don’t miss out

just sold

451 Milsom Wynd, Tsaw.

$669,900

$635,900 • 2,713 sq.ft. living space • 4 bedrooms • 3 bathrooms • Lot size 5,797 sq.ft. • Port Guichon location

5881 Crescent Drive, Ladner

LARGE RANCHER, GREAT LOT

3715 Arthur Drive, Ladner

WATER VIEWS FROM BALCONY

• BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED DETACHED HOME • THOUSANDS SPENT! • Stamped concrete, 100% private yard! • New kitchen, upgraded bathrooms, high-end laminate ﬂoors • Double garage! Priced to sell! Great location! 6204 48A Avenue, Ladner

$599,900

$579,900 WALK TO THE BEACH IN MINUTES

• ABSOLUTELY PERFECT • 1,902 sq.ft. Executive Townhome • BEST LOCATION IN COMPLEX • 3 OR 4 BEDROOMS • UNOBSTRUCTED NORTH SHORE MOUNTAIN VIEWS!!!! • PERFECT FAMILY HOME! #14 2738 158th St., Surrey

$499,900

HOT! HOT! HOT! 5 BEDROOM HOME

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• Two bdrm, 2 bath • 1,272 Sq. Ft. • Overlooking the Fraser River!! • NEW kitchen, • 42 ft. boat slip!

#8-4965 47th Ave., Ladner

READY-TO-GO BUILDING LOT

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WATERFRONT LIVING

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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

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

July 26, 2013 The Delta Optimist A27

*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

A28 The Delta Optimist July 26, 2013

* South Delta’s #1 Real Estate Agent.

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

in offer pend

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.

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$699,900

$698,800 EXCELLENT FAMILY HOME

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

$699,999

$709,900

• 3 bedroom+loft • 9,000 sq.ft, cul-de-sac location • Custom-built with top quality ﬁnishings • Master suite with jacuzzi tub etc

BEAUTIFUL 3 OR 4 BEDROOM EXECUTIVE HOME

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5140 Westminster Ave., Ladner

$759,900

• 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

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5385 Wellburn Dr., Ladner

$779,900

$799,900

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

• 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

$880,000

$849,900

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• 4 Bedroom family home • Built in 2007 • This home has everything you need! • Clean-as-a-whistle! • Walk to all of Ladner’s amenities etc

916 Gale Dr., Tsaw.

5155 45th Ave., Ladner

Re/Max Progroup Realty 100 - 5000 Bridge Street

• 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

5301 Pinehurst Pl, Tsaw.

STUNNING EXECUTIVE COACHHOME PROPERTY

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• Farmland views • 2,800 Sq. ft. • 4 bedroom • Quiet cul-de-sac location! • Tons of storage!

6754 London Drive, Ladner

EXCELLENT FAMILY HOME ON LARGE LOT

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ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL 4 BEDROOM HOME

5348 Commodore Dr., Ladner

ABSOLUTELY STUNNING CUSTOM RANCHER WITH LOFT

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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 #206-5099 Springs Blvd., Tsaw.

5156 Westminster Ave., Ladner

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

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

RESORT LIVING ON GOLF COURSE

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

www.fraserelliott.com

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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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• 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 6260 Brodie Place, Ladner

4936 63A Street, Ladner

$919,900

$909,000 STUNNING CUSTOM 4300 SQ.FT. HOME

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STUNNING EXECUTIVE HOME! MASTER ON MAIN

• 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

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• 5 year young • 2,580 sq.ft • 4 bedrooms, • Crown moulding • Beautiful outdoor jacuzzi hot tub with covered patio! 1617 Duncan Dr., Tsaw.

1212 Paciﬁc Drive, Tsaw.

$998,000

$938,800 STUNNING EXECUTIVE HOME

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LIKE-NEW 4,100 SQ. FT. ESTATE WITH POOL

• 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

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674 52nd Street, Tsaw.

608 Sandollar Pl, Tsaw.

$1,059,900

$1,638,800

DREAM ESTATE HOME! 6,600 SF

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EXCELLENT FULL DUPLEX! BEACH GROVE

• Custom built SxS duplex • Beach Grove location • steps to beach & schools • Three bedrooms one side two on the other er s y fraexposed •b South private yard • Family or rental

• 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

just sold

5808-5806 17A Ave., Tsaw.

5382 Crescent Dr., Ladner

$949,000

$1,695,000 LADNER’S FINEST COUNTRY ESTATE

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• Extensively Renovated, Fully Redesigned • Miele Appliances, Wenge Cabinets • Walnut Hardwood, granite countertops • 11,000 PLUS sq.ft. lot! • Top-of-the-line EVERYTHING!

GREAT OPPORTUNITY

• 7.59 Acre Estate • PRIME WEST LADNER LOCATION • UNOBSTRUCTED VIEWS of North Shore Mountains! • Tennis courts, ofﬁce accomodation, putting gree

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4905 36th Ave., Ladner

• Free standing building • Building is 60’x 120’ with ceiling height of 18’ (+) • Great freeway exposure and visibility! • Good access/egress • Same site as “Value Village” and “MJM Furniture”. 45150 Luckakuck Way

$2,880,000 just sold

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.

just sold

FRASER HAS BEEN BUSY! 1 Sale Every 2.82 days so far in 2013!!!*

Fraser and his Team are CURRENTLY RANKED #4 in THE GREATER VANCOUVER REAL ESTATE BOARD (over 10,000 agents total) *Based on number of sales in 2013! Stats as of June 27th 2013. *Based on Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver Statistics!

*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.

$8,800,000

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

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WOW! ONE OF THE NICEST HOMES AROUND

BEAUTIFUL BRAND NEW HOME

fraser elliott

July 26, 2013 The Delta Optimist A29

Re/Max Progroup Realty 100 - 5000 Bridge Street

A30 The Delta Optimist July 26, 2013

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Tsawwassen Shores is a masterplanned community down by the ocean just 30 minutes from Vancouver. Nothing builds an appetite more quickly than a walk along one of the nearby beaches. So you’ll love your island kitchen, gas stove and walk-in pantry. This summer, come down to the ocean — and stay. DETACHED SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES WITH RANCHERS STARTING FROM $499,900 AND 3 BEDROOMS WITH DEN STARTING FROM $529,900.

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(last right before the ferry terminal)

Open 12–5pm daily, except Friday

This is not an offering for sale. An offering for sale can only be made after filing a disclosure statement. Photos and renderings are representational only. E&OE.

July 26, 2013 The Delta Optimist A31

~ PARTNERS IN REAL ESTATE ~ RUSS NUGENT

Direct Line 946-2766 • email: rnugent@ladnerhomes.com

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$379,000 #C 4845 Linden Drive, Ladner

$639,000 4934 Central Avenue, Ladner

Nice 2200 square foot 2 level main ﬂoor 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, efﬁcient to own and in a quiet neighborhood!

$395,000 #8 6280 48A Avenue, Ladner

Ready to move in! Freshly painted and very functional ground ﬂoor Rancher style unit in a well cared for complex! 2 Bedrooms and a Den! Covered breakfast patio area right off the Kitchen and Eating area, great for those sunny mornings. Big Living & Dining Rooms with a Gas Fireplace too! Single car Garage with remote opener, and an outdoor parking area as well. These rancher Style units don't come along very often, so you better buy it now!

NEW LISTING

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

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!

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!

COMING SOON! $549,000 Port Guichon Area back split style home. 3 bedrooms, Down Family Room, New paint and carpets! South Exposed lot!

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

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

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5015 Fenton Drive | $999,000

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

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5562 Frigate Road | $698,900

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

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5336 Westminster Ave | $959,000

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

NEW LISTING

5678 Clipper Rd. | $709,000

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

4880 Linden Drive, Ladner

Listed by Remax City SOLD by richard lowe & associates

SOLD 5515 Swiftsure Bay, Ladner

Sutton Group West Coast SOLD by richard lowe & associates

1,861 sqft - 3 bdrms - 2 bath - 2 parking spaces - Ladner - MLS# v951619

NEW PRICE

4551 Aurora Court | $739,900

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

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

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

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SOLD

A306-4811 53rd Street | $398,900

SOLD 5247 Regatta Way | $399,900

2,350 sqft - 3 bdrms - 2.5 baths, pool - 6,959 sqft lot 3,536 sqft lot - Ladner MLS# v985564

SOLD C302-4831 53rd Street | $322,900

1,164 sqft - 2 bdrms, 2 bath - top ﬂoor - Ladner Pointe Ladner - v1002752

ALL OUR HOMES ARE MIRACLE HOMES!

A32 The Delta Optimist July 26, 2013

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Personal Real Estate Corporation

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YOUR REALTOR FOR LIFE

380 Tsawwassen Beach Road, 5336 Westminster Avenue, 1436 Village Green Crescent, 5415 Westminster Avenue, #6-5671 Ladner Trunk Road, Ladner Ladner Tsawwassen Ladner Tsawwassen

$2,990,000

• 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

$959,000

• Completely Updated 2,191 Sq Ft Rancher • Kitchen with granite counters, stainless appliances & hardwood flooring • 3 bedrooms-den! • Over height garage, carport, workshop and wine cellar! • 11,668 sq ft double lot!

$639,999

• Well Maintained Rancher Overlooking Beach Grove Golf Course! • Vaulted ceiling & large window in living room for stunning view • Master suite on main floor with private deck • Lower level includes two large bedrooms and family room • 1,976 sq ft home with plenty of storage

$969,000

• 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” • 17,007 sq ft lot (100 ft front x 170 ft depth) • SUB DIVIDABLE LOT!

$425,000

• Upgraded Four Bedroom Townhome • New flooring, blinds, paint, crown molding & some appliances • Spacious master bedroom with walk in closet • DOUBLE garage, roof & hot water tank 2011 • 1700 sq ft townhome • Low Maintenance Fee $125/mnth

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

July 26, 2013 The Delta Optimist A33

Golf pro plays 250 holes for ALS

NEW PRICE

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1559 FARRELL, TSAWWASSEN • $729,000

PHOTO BY

GORD GOBLE

Beach Grove Golf Club pro Cory Rudston-Brown got a big thank you from Wendy Toyer, executive director of the ALS Society of B.C. Last month, Rudston-Brown played 250 consecutive holes to in the PGA of B.C. Golfathon for ALS. This is the seventh year Beach Grove has taken part in the event, which raises money to help fund awareness and research into the fatal disease. Also know as Lou Gehrig’s disease, ALS is a neurodegenerative disorder that affects a person’s motor neurons, which results in weakness and muscle wasting in the arms, legs, mouth, throat and other parts of the body. There is no known cause or cure. Donations can still be made through the pro shop or at www.golfathonforals.ca.

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Charming Woods bungalow on a huge 9,224 square foot lot 5115 Dennison Drive West Ladner. Country kitchen, living room with remodeled Stop right here! Itʼs time to enjoy your next home! Youʼll have plenty of time to see what all ofinWest Ladner wood dining room and 3 bedrooms. Fabulous has to offer in this newly renovated townhouse. Prime location facing Memorial Park. Minutes awayfireplace, from south Ladner village. Close to shopping, restaurants, transit, schools and dyke. Nearly 1400 sq ft., 3 bed, 2.5west bath, exposed back yard with large sundeck. Roof 360˚ VIRTUAL TOUR ONLINE 8 years, newer paint, some newer flooring and refinished 2 story townhouse feature rare 2-car garage. Recent updates include: Paint, Flooring, Quartzjust Countertops, parquet.Low Nicely landscaped. Excellent home! Kitchen Cabinets, Stainless Steel Appliances and MORE! Sit back and relax your cozy gas fireplace. maintenance fees in a small 10 unit complex that has great neighbors. Also, many green features including rain barrel, compost bin and “silent” gardeners. Just turn key!!!

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MUST SEE! Truly fabulous corner Penthouse/Townhouse is located in Spacious & comfortable rancher with a loft area; located in a great culthe heart of Ladner. Over 1800 square feet. Living room with vaulted de-sac and backs onto Kensington Park. South East exposed back yard ceiling, formal dining room, kitchen eating area and two bedrooms and with beautiful new sundeck overlooking the park and greenspace. Living D L room, dining room, family room, kitchen and a huge master bedroom. O 2 bathsS on main level. Upstairs loft boasts 16ʼ ceilings and loads of Updates include all new flooring, new window coverings, new paint, E N 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 JU N I 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. 308-4803 48th Ave., Ladner • $479,000 235 66A St., Tsaw. • $699,000 #9-5053 47th Ave., Ladner • $456,500

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#205-1704 56th Street, Tsawwassen • $434,900 3600 VIRTUAL TOUR ONLINE

CANNOT BEAT THIS LOCATION!! 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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PRIME LOCATION WITH VIEW! 4410 50A Street, Ladner • $773,000

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 theRESULTS! kitchen. New torch OUTSTANDING MARKETING! OUTSTANDING on roof in 2010. Storage shed in backyard. Large Workshop beside double carport. RV parking and room for the familyL friends rides too! 5 skylights and tons of windows help give this home lots of natural O andD OLD OLD S S S light. Large J deck features breathtaking view of boundary bay and onY one of Emountain. The location? NE A U MItʼs JUN N N N I I I Tsawwassenʼs best streets; quiet, children friendly and also close to schools.

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105-4955 River Rd., Ladner • $457,000

D • $749,000 4974 Dogwood Drive OLD SOLD E SOL S UN JUNE JUNE N N IN J I I *These Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver statistics are based on combined listing and sales. #1 Agent REBGV 1986. #2 Agent REBGV1987. #3 Agent REBGV 1985 & 1988 #1 Agent in S. Delta for 11 years 1984-1992, 1996 and 2007 (Team) MLS President Club for 10 years 1984-1992 and 2007* **Based on5511 The Real Estate of Greater Vancouver•career statistics for Bob &/or Linda Chancey 48BBoard Ave., Ladner $599,000

6327 45th Ave., Ladner • $689,900

5852 Cove Link Rd., Ladner • $889,900

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Terrific TOP FLOOR 1,200 square foot corner suite, in quiet location. Gourmet kitchen with sleek granite countertops, gas stove, custom wood cabinetry & eating bar. Sleek slate tile and warm laminate flooring. Double sided gas fireplace compliments both this spacious family room/eating area and the living room. Lovely covered patio overlooks beautiful, secluded treed area. 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, laundry & storage closet. Guest suite and amenities room, 2 underground parking stalls, and more. Less than 10 minute WALK TO BEACH! Don’t miss out — this is a great place to call home!

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The perfect rancher in desirable cul-de-sac location. Home features living room with gas fireplace, dining room, open concept kitchen, eating area & family room which overlook a lovely private backyard. Total of 3 bdrm - master bedroom with 4 pce ensuite. Radiant heat, 2 car garage, 3 year young roof, some new flooring, lots of new paint. This is a real gem in a lovely neighborhood, close to Elementary school, parks & easy access to Vancouver.

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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.

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Spacious and comfortable rancher with loft; located in a great cul-de-sac and backs onto Kensington Park. South East exposed yard with beautiful new sundeck overlooking the park and greenspace. Living room, dining room, family room, kitchen and a huge master bedroom. Updates include all new flooring, new window coverings, new paint, bathroom tiles and more. Total of 3 gas fireplaces!!! Loft area includes bedroom with 3 piece ensuite and lovely sitting area and balcony. Perfect for the empty nester .. this could be your dream come true.

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Phenomenal! 2800 square feet of solid structured, well maintained home. Total of 4 Bedrooms, 3 baths, Wow! Brilliant Open Concept - Builders Own Home! Built With Luxurious Living in Mind this Home family room and a huge games room. New Stainless Steel Whirlpool appliances in the kitchen. New torch Features 30K in Extras. Wainscoting, Coffered Ceilings, Hardwood Floors, Maple Cabinets that run on 2010. aStorage shed5inBurner backyard. Workshop besideDual double carport. and Steel room to roof the in Ceiling, large 36"GasLarge Cooktop, Wall Oven, Door FridgeRV (Allparking Stainless for the family and friends rides too! with 5 skylights and tons of windows this home lots Gorgeous of natural - KitchenAid). Quartz Countertops Rounded Edges, Double Sinkhelp withgive High-End Faucet. light. Large deck featuresHome. breathtaking view and of boundary bay and The location? onMirrors one of Chandeliers Throughout 3 Bedrooms Finished Attic, 2.5mountain. Bathrooms with CustomItʼs Built Tsawwassenʼs best streets; quiet, children friendly and also close to schools. + Frames. High-Efficiency Viessmann H/W System. South West Exposed Backyard Leads to Double Detached Garage + Suite Above. Suite Linda Rents for - Talk About A Mortgage Helper!!! Call Bob, or $850/month Blake at 604-946-8899

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B.C. Grown

594 g

No Added Sugar, Fat Free, ee, Cholesterol Fr Gluten Free

TOMATOES ON-THE-VINE

POPCORNERS

Regular Or Pineapple

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Seedless

Red Or Green

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COCO LIBRE COCONUT WATER

ORGANIC FEATURE!

HIGH EFFICIENCY!

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California Grown

3.26/kg

FIELD CUCUMBERS

GRAPES

HERSHEY’ S S’MORES KITS

Argentina Grown

Fresh Citrus 2x Concentrated, 128 Loads, Biodegradable, Plant Based

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3for 5

FRESH LEMONS

Selected Varieties, 454 g Whole Bean, Fair Trade

California Grown

B.C. Grown

+ Dep. recycling fee where applicable

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WHOLE SEEDLESS WATERMELON

CORN ONTHE-COB

Selected Varieties, 1 L

MOUTH WATERING!

MIX & MATCH!

CERES JUICES

B.C. Grown

LOBSTER TAILS

SIMPLY 7 HUMMUS OR LENTIL CHIPS 142 g & 113 g

North Cove 8 oz.

SIMPLY DELICIOUS!

GREEN ZUCCHINI

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3for 5 HOT HOUSE + Dep. recycling fee where applicable

PEPPERS

B.C. Grown

2 lb Bag

We reserve the right to limit quantities.

4857 Elliott Street, Ladner Open Sunday - Saturday, 7 am to 6 pm

Wk 31

Assorted Colours

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