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The voice of Delta since 1922FRIDAY, JULY 8, 2016
BURNS BOG FIRE CONTAINED:Restoration efforts come next, 3BASEBALL IN HIS BLOOD:Carter finally steps down from post, 200
GOLDGOALBowlerlooks todefendtitle, 19
DAVE WILLISdwi l l is@delta-opt imist .com
The same stretch of LadnerTrunk Road in East Delta hasseen its second fatal crash in thelast three months.
A 17-year-old male fromLangley was killed on impactWednesday morning in a colli-sion between a car and a dumptruck, said Delta police A/Sgt.Sarah Swallow.
The crash occurred in the9800-block of Ladner TrunkRoad. The driver of the PontiacSunfire, a 23-year-old femalefrom Langley, suffered seriousbut non-life threatening injurieswhile the dump truck driver suf-fered minor injuries.
The cause of the crash is stillunder investigation, Swallowsaid yesterday. Police are askingwitnesses to call 604-946-4411and ask to speak with Const.Grayson Smith.
It appears the dump truckand vehicle were travelling inopposite directions. The vehicleended up trapped underneaththe dump truck in the ditch.
Ladner Trunk Road wasclosed between 104th Street andHighway 99 into the evening.
A single-vehicle crash, whichclaimed the lives of two peo-ple, occurred in early April
along the same stretch of road.A Richmondman died at thescene while a woman, also fromRichmond, was airlifted to hos-pital but eventually succumbedto her injuries.
“These two crashes occurredin the same general area, yes,but there’s not really anythingelse common between the twoof them,” said Swallow.
It doesn’t appear that speed
was a factor in either of the inci-dents, she said.
There are ditches on bothsides of the road there andthere’s no room for driver error,she added.
Some of the top cyclists inNorth America will battle it outon local streets in the 16th edi-tion of the Tour de Delta thisweekend.
The Tour de Delta, which car-ries a total purse of $25,000,kicks off B.C. Superweek, whichincludes races throughout theLower Mainland next week.
This weekend will once
again feature three races overthree days: the MK Delta LandsCriterium tonight in North Delta,the Brenco Criterium tomorrowevening in Ladner Village andthe UCI-sanctioned White Spot| Delta Road Race on Sunday inTsawwassen.
Due to ongoing road work onDelta Street in Ladner Village,there’s a new course for this
year’s Brenco Criterium, whichwill take riders along 47AAvenue.
In addition to the racing,there will be several other activi-ties over the weekend, includ-ing community festivals inTsawwassen (Dennison Park)and North Delta (RichardsonElementary), Kids Crits and ayouth race.
Another fatal crashonTrunk17-year-old fromLangley killed
PHOTO BY GORD GOBLE
A dump truck is extricated from a ditch along Ladner Trunk RoadWednesday afternoon following a crash that killed a Langley teen.
TourdeDelta rolls into town thisweekend
FILE PHOTO
Two hundred riders will contest this weekend’s Tour de Delta.
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IAN JACQUESContr ibut ing Writer
A Ladner heritage homewill soon be on the move,but its owners aren’t con-vinced it’s going to theright location.
The Gillespie Houseat 4964-47A Ave. will bere-located sometime thismonth to a farm on 34thStreet that is also ownedby the property owner. There-location is expected topave the way for a pro-posed housing develop-ment.
The Gillespie Housewas constructed in 1901for R.H. Gillespie, anemployee of MarshallSmith’s store. The houseis on Delta’s HeritageInventory, but not on theDelta Heritage Registry,which provides greaterprotection.
John and Anne Flaming
own the property andare prepared to move thehome, but feel it shouldbe placed somewherethe public can enjoy andappreciate it.
“I have no problem withheritage stuff and to saveit. What we have a prob-lem with is they [Deltacouncil] want us to moveit to our farm, and use itas a storage shed, whichis not feasible,” said JohnFlaming.
“I don’t think that is agood use of our heritageproperties or houses. IfDelta wants these housessaved, they should be tak-ing them to a spot wherepeople can see and enjoythe heritage. They havelots of land available. Whynot create a heritage parksimilar to what Burnabyhas or other municipali-ties have? A house is not astorage shed— a house is
something to live in.”Delta council has been
struggling with the issue ofpreserving heritage homesfor years.
In 2012, the Corporationof Delta hired a consult-ant to develop a heritagestrategy. A draft, whichsets out a plan to establisha framework for herit-
age preservation, wascompleted in early 2014and the full plan shouldbe back before councillater in the fall, accordingto Coun. Sylvia Bishop,who is familiar with theGillespie House and theFlamings’ developmentapplication.
“Originally council
wanted the house kept onthe site and made part ofthe development,” saidBishop. “But that is notwhat the property ownerwants, and I respect thefact the developer has aprocess for the land andhe wants to develop it, butwhat can we do?”
Bishop said while shecan see the desire to pre-serve the home in its natu-ral condition, council issimply not in the positionto transport and relocatehouses.
“This is a constant chal-lenge for us,” she said.“We don’t have the land totake them to and try andpreserve them. I would saythat the heritage strategy,when it is finally adopted,envisions having sometools to provide incentivesto developers so that theycan maintain a house in itslocation.”
SANDOR GYARMATIsgyarmat i@delta-opt imist .com
The focus will shift torestoration once the mas-sive wildfire in Burns Bogis extinguished.
Delta enthusiasticallyannounced Wednesdaythat the fire, which brokeout Sunday and had grownto almost 80 hectares,was fully contained. Morethan 80 firefighters fromDelta and across MetroVancouver, as well as sev-eral water bombers, weremobilized when the firebroke out. At one point theblaze jumped Highway 17and threatened the TilburyIndustrial Park.
Bog fires have thepotential to burn under-ground, but officialsbelieved it may not havepenetrated the peat line,saying, “The water moundis higher and the bog is inmuch better shape thanduring previous fires.”
The evacuation of theindustrial park was liftedas well as the closure ofHighway 17.
However, officials pre-dicted it would still takeanother week to ensurethe fire, which is underinvestigation, is complete-ly extinguished.
Now that that local stateof emergency is over, next
up Delta will arrange anon-site visit with mem-bers of Metro Vancouver’sScientific Advisory Panel.
“It is essential thatexperts and science guideus in recovery of BurnsBog. The Corporationof Delta is committed tocontinuing our role in thelong-term preservationand health of this natu-ral wonder,” a municipalstatement read.
The advisory panelmeets regularly to provideadvice to the bog’s man-aging partners on issues
relating to hydrology andbog ecology.
When a managementagreement was signedfollowing the public pur-chase of a large portion ofBurns Bog, Delta took onresponsibility for drainagemanagement. During thepast few years, significantwork has been done byDelta to dam internalditches in an effort toincrease water levels.
In conjunction withthe ditch blocking efforts,an extensive water levelmonitoring program has
been in place. Monitoringhas shown water levelsincreasing in the areaswhere dams have beenconstructed, and stablewater levels in the remain-der of the raised bog.
However, the loss ofbog habitat due to fire isa significant issue for theadvisory panel.
A Delta civic report sixyears ago noted the lastmajor bog fire in 2005damaged a sizeable area ofhabitat. The idea of install-ing fire breaks in strategicareas of Burns Bog has
been raised by the panel inthe past. It would involvethe removal of trees, whichthe report noted couldresult in public concern.
Also since that 2005fire, Delta has been proac-tive in taking preventativemeasures to reduce therisk of fire, including ban-ning public access, ban-ning almost all vehiclesduring higher risk fireseason as well as regularpatrols. A fire manage-ment plan was also devel-oped by the Delta FireDepartment.
Ownerswantnewsiteforheritagehome
RestorationeffortsnextWith Burns Bog fire nowcontained,municipal officials turn to recoverymode
FILE PHOTO
The owners of the Gillespie House saymoving it totheir farm to use as a storage shed doesn’t benefitthe public.
PHOTO BY GORD GOBLE
A fire that burned 8o hectares of Burns Bog is contained but it could take another week to fully extinguish it.
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The purpose of theCrime Beat is to educateand inform the publicabout some of the prop-erty crime trends occur-ring in South Delta andother files of interest. Ifyou see anything occur-ring that you believe to besuspicious, call 911 for in-progress crimes and emer-gencies or 604-946-4411for other assistance.
The following are someof the calls the Delta policeresponded to in the previ-ous week:
TSAWWASSEN• July 1, 3:14 a.m., 5100-
block of 11A Avenue:Complainant reporteda young white male hadentered her attachedgarage through an openfront door. When confront-ed by the complainant, thesuspect left, taking a fullbox of soft drinks. Policearrived and found the sus-pect, who was intoxicated,
had returned. He was readhis rights and arrestedfor theft. The suspect wasthen transported to hisresidence and released tohis mother with a promiseto attend court at a futuredate.
• July 3, 7:15 a.m.,1700-block of 56th Street:Complainant reportedher vehicle parked in thesecured undergroundparking lot had been bro-ken into by smashing thepassenger side window.Keys to the complain-ant’s vehicle, home andoffice were stolen. Videosurveillance revealed twosuspects breaking thedoor in order to enter theunderground parking lot.Incident still under inves-tigation.
• July 2, 11:18 p.m.,Point Roberts border:Police called to assistwith a male being heldwhose breath samples hadread “Fail.” The suspectadmitted to drinking fourglasses of wine two hoursprevious while watch-ing the fireworks in PointRoberts. Police attended
and the suspect was givena 24-hour roadside sus-pension. The suspect wasdriven home by his wife.
LADNER• June 27, 2:36 p.m.,
4700-block of CanneryCrescent: Complainantreported she had receiveda call from CanadaRevenue Agency andhad given her SIN num-ber before she realizedthe call was fraudulent.Police provided the com-plainant with the phonenumbers for Equifax andTransunion. Both thesecompanies will keepsubscribers informed ofpotential identity fraud.No money or other per-sonal information pro-vided to the suspects.
• June 27, 6:01 a.m.,5000-block of River Road:Complainant reportedthat sometime overnighthis work van was brokeninto by punching the rearlock. Approximately $2,500worth of work tools werestolen. All tools engravedwith the letters “DMH.”
• June 29, 8:42 p.m.,
4800-block of 53rd Street:Complainant reportedhe had entered his creditcard information to a web-site for a charge of $3.99.When the complainantwent to pay his creditcard bill, he discoveredseveral charges to otherwebsites for items he hadnot purchased. He imme-diately contacted the bankto report the fraud andcancel his credit card.
• June 30, 7:40 a.m.,5100-block of CentralAvenue: Complainantreported he left his vehicleand two trailers locked inhis driveway and when hereturned he found theyhad been entered. Thedriver’s side window in thetruck had been smashedand the locks on both trail-ers cut and snapped off. Alarge number of expensivetools were stolen. Forensicidentification officers pro-cessed the scene.
• June 30, 9:05 p.m.,7500-block of HoskinsStreet: Complainantobserved two males look-ing into the windows of hisbusiness and then crawl
under the fence to theadjoining business. Theystole several flats of sodapop by sliding them underthe fence and placingthem into a white pickuptruck. The complainantprovided police with thelicense plate number ofthe vehicle and severalcell phone photos he hadtaken of the suspects whilecarrying out the offence.Police attended but sus-pects were gone on arrival.The incident is still underpolice investigation.
• July 2, 6:52 p.m., 55BStreet and Ladner TrunkRoad: A complainant leftan anonymous call with911 reporting a CanadaPost mailbox had beentipped over. Police attend-ed and finding the mail-box had not received anydamage, put it back in itsupright position.
• July 2, 1:58 p.m.,6200-block of River Road:Complainant reportedthat sometime overnightsomeone had broken intothe underground park-ing lot. Police attendedand reviewed video sur-
veillance that revealedan Asian male climbingover the parking gateand letting a white malein through the door. Themales then obtained adolly and transported sto-len items from the parkinglot. Incident still underinvestigation.
• July 2, 12:04 p.m.,5300-block of 46th Street:Complainant called tosay he lost his wallet inVancouver but had notfiled a report. Recently henoticed a credit card hadbeen opened under hisname. He also discoveredthat an attempt had beenmade to order a birth cer-tificate in his name. Hecancelled the credit cardand the bank indicatedhe would be refunded forthe fraudulent purchases.Police suggested the com-plainant request the bankto provide informationas to where the transac-tions took place in order tosecure possible video sur-veillance. The complain-ant was also advised tocontact Equifax, which willflag his credit account.
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Point celebrates 4th of JulyPHOTOS BY GORD GOBLE
Point Roberts held a parade andmore Monday as theAmerican peninsula celebrated Independence Day.More photos at www.delta-optimist.com.
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“We are so pleased thatwe have been able to con-nect with other familiesthat have received out-standing care at RoyalColumbian Hospital,” saysRon VanMarrewyk. “It’sbeen our hope since we
started that we could growthe network of supportersinto a strong fundraisinggroup for the NICU.”
The moneyraised this yearwill go towardsan overall$200,000 goalto purchase aninfant trans-port incubator.The equipmentallows for thesafe transpor-tation of pre-mature babiesbetween hospitaldepartments oreven betweenhospitals. It is aself-contained,mobile intensivecare unit.
“The VanMarrewykfamily and other donorsare part of the reasonwhy the NICU is con-sistently recognized asbeing among the best inthe country,” says Royal
Columbian HospitalFoundation presidentand CEO Jeff Norris. “Ourdonors help put the right
tools in the hands of anincredibly dedicated andpassionate team of neona-tal experts.”
Royal ColumbianHospital’s Variety NICUhas been recognized forclose to two decades as
consistently having amongthe best survival rates inCanada, despite the chal-lenge of caring for babiesborn as early as 23 weeksinto pregnancy and weigh-ing as little as 500 gramsor less. The NICU is oneof four Level 3 centres inthe province designatedto care for the sickest andmost fragile prematurebabies from throughoutB.C.
Since 2012, the VanMarrewyk family hashelped raise more than$220,000 for the NICU. Inprevious years, their effortshave led to the purchaseof incubators, infusionpumps and a jet ventilator.
The family’s daughters,Andy, Paige and Shauna,were born prematurely at29 weeks in 2010, weigh-ing between two and threepounds each. The girlscame under the care ofRoyal Columbian’s NICUfor several weeks.
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Family and Friends joined the VanMarrewyks at last month’s Scotiabank Charity Challenge
LocalfamilyoftripletscontinuestogivebacktoRoyalColumbianVanMarrewyks raise $65,000 for hospital’s tiniest patients
It’s been ourhope sincewestarted thatwe could growthe networkof supportersinto a strongfundraisinggroup for theNICU.
RON VAN MARREWYK
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These guys, and gals, are legit.
The 200 or so riders thatwill roll into town this week-end to compete in the Tourde Delta aren’t household
names, but don’t let their anonymityfool you. The cyclists that will do battleon our streets over the next three daysare indeed world class athletes.
I recognize that you have to be ahardcore cycling fan for names likeLyne Bessette or Zach Bell to register,but be assured that every year there areseveral riders in that brightly-colouredsea of spandex that zips by at 60km/hthat are among the best in the world.
Bessette and Bell, who have starredat previous editions of the Tour deDelta, are both two-time CanadianOlympians. They are among a long listof riders to boast impressive credentialsin the race’s 16-year history, a direc-tory that includes national champions,Olympians and those that have com-peted on the grand tours of Europe.
Sometimes the Tour de Delta actsas a springboard for up-and-comingcyclists, which was the case a dozenor so years ago for the aforemen-tioned Bell, who was an unknownfrom the Yukon before winning here.Washington state native Tyler Farrarused our local series to launch a careerthat has seen him win stages of boththe Tour de France and Giro d’Italia.
The race also attracts those at theother end of their spectrum, ridersthat have reached the pinnacle of thesport and are now winding down theircareers. That’s an apt characteriza-tion of former three-time CanadianOlympians Gord Fraser and EricWohlberg, who gave the young guysall they could handle on the streets ofDelta in previous editions.
One rider that fits the bill this year isChris Horner, a 44-year-old Americanwho doesn’t appear to be slowing downdespite more than two decades as aprofessional cyclist. A 2012 Olympianand former top 10 finisher in the Tourde France, Horner holds the distinctionof being the oldest rider to win a stageof a grand tour when he captured a legof the Vuelta a Espana as a 41-year-oldin 2013.
It would be great to see him add aTour de Delta title to a resume thatincludes more than 70 victories world-wide, but even if that doesn’t come topass this weekend, you can bet Hornerand his colleagues will put on a heck ofa show.
Topnotchcycling
In the past few weeks oppo-sition to the Massey Bridge(if that’s what it will becalled) has becomemorevisible. It’s been there for
quite a while, but is becomingmore focused. Why?
Several say the bridge will notsolve a transportation problem,only move it down the road. Theysay the other parts of the roadnetwork such as Oak Street andits bridge will simply get morecongested. One study predictsthe addition of the bridge willincrease travel time as it willencourage even more vehicles totry to navigate the existing roads.
Richmond and all MetroVancouver mayors except Deltaare against it as the road net-work in Richmond will becomemore congested as more vehi-cles attempt to use the network.An improved intersection atSteveston Highway and Highway99 is only one piece of a muchmore complex network thatwould need to be expanded.
While a provincial studyshowed about two-thirds ofall traffic goes just betweenRichmond and Delta today, whatwill the trips look like in say 40years? Just think of how travel haschanged since 1976.
Many say the money— likely tobe more than $4 billion — needsto be focused on buses and tran-
sit. They do acknowledge, how-ever, that some expansion of theexisting capacity to cross the riveris needed. Here is where the ideasbecome numerous. The originalgovernment study did not look atadding another tunnel segmentof say two to four lanes, onlybridges.
It’s a bit difficult to trace theevolution as there is considerableevidence to suggest the decisionto do away with the tunnel wasmade behind closed doors asearly as 2007.
If so, we have been seriouslymisled.
At that time there were somemisgivings about reinforcingthe tunnel against earthquakes— despite earlier engineeringstudies recommending it. Therewere also serious talks going onwith the port about the need to
dredge the river bottom to allowfor deeper/bigger ships to go upthe river.
This was the time of GordonCampbell’s PPPs — public–pri-vate partnerships — that werethe talk of government. Used onthe Golden Ears and Port Mannbridges, the contractor paid forthe building of the bridge fromhis own finances and then gotrepaid from the tolls paid by theusers.
The bridge belongs to thegovernment but it doesn’t pay anickel for its operation— unlesstraffic on the bridge is overesti-mated and then the governmentpays the shortfall in tolls to thebridge builder. Today about$100 million per year is paid forthe miscalculations on the PortMann and Golden Ears bridges.Politically it’s great as they will tellyou no taxpayer money is neededfor the bridge.
The Massey Bridge is goingto be built the same way, andyou and I will likely pay $10 for around trip to go to Richmond orbeyond.
With the $4 billion (or muchmore) spent on the bridge, itwon’t buy even one new bus.Ian Robertson is a professional
engineer who has lived in SouthDelta for over three decades, andhas been following this story forseveral years.
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CommunityCommentIAN ROBERTSON
A8 The Delta Optimist July 8, 2016
Letters
Editor:Re: Mayor urged to
change course on casino,letter to the editor, July 1Having just read Boris
Lum’s letter, I feel theneed to comment as everyone of his statements iscloaked in troubling tones.
The premise of his letterappears to be that casi-nos and gambling are allthings bad. His “negativesocial and moral impacts,dirty revenue, creating aPotterville, and no cityworldwide has ever ben-efitted from gambling”statements are over dra-matic and not true.
Most people gamble.
Some a little, some a lot.They may enjoy lotto-typegames, betting on sportingevents, horse race wager-ing or the games offeredin casinos. I purchaselotto tickets weekly andoccasionally wager onthe horse races at FraserDowns and Hastings,along with a rare bet onSanta Anita and Del Marhorse races. I am not acasino patron.
My wife, on the otherhand, likes to play thecasino’s one-armed ban-dits.
You cannot controlanyone’s “social or moralbehaviour” until the
results of their actions aredeemed illegal. Canadais a free country. We canmake choices. Casinos arehighly regulated govern-ment approved operationsand the money returned tothe venue city can hardlybe considered “dirty rev-enue.”
It makes no sense hav-ing your populace travelto a nearby city to gamble,contributing to their rev-enue stream. Keep it athome.
Lum’s reference to “cre-ating Potterville” is utternonsense. Does he classifymost B.C. cities, includ-ing Vancouver, Richmond,
Surrey, Kelowna andKamloops, as Pottervillesas they all have casinos?
His comment that “nocity worldwide has everbenefitted from gambling”must come as a completeshock to the B.C. mayorsand councils lining up tospend their share of gam-bling generated revenue.
In closing, I am notsupportive of his positionon this issue and do notbelieve that a majority ofresidents in South Deltawould support it either.Hopefully, common sensewill prevail and a localcasino is in my future.
Robert W. Craig
Editor:Ever since God placed
Adam and Eve in theGarden of Eden, Adamand his progeny havedevised various waysthat in their opinion havemade life more bearableand to some extent enjoy-able.
For the most part,success was the result;however, that foregoingsuccess took a nosedivea couple of decades agowhen one of Adam’s kinstumbled on the idea of
how to achieve somethingby doing the opposite ofwhat others consideredworthwhile.
The wheel of inven-tion turned and somehowthe lowly grass rake wasdeemed to be evil andhad to be replaced with acontraption that shattered— and continues to shat-ter — the quietude of anycomfortable area to thepoint of destroying one’ssensitive hearing.
Of course, most modernday occupiers of God’s
world know that in timespast, the task of gatheringfallen leaves was a simpleone: get the appropriaterake, engage in a smallamount of physical exer-cise and rake the appar-ently offending leavesinto a nice pile for futuredisposal.
Now, however, that kinof Adam who stumbledupon a method of scat-tering those same leaveshither and yon and chas-ing them all around asthey rush here and there
willy-nilly came up with acontraption that not onlyruins the quietude of anyneighbourhood but alsothreatens the air thoseneighbours breathe.
Moreover, the usersof such a devilish deviceneed to wear ear protec-tion to avoid possiblehearing loss and that, inand of itself, is a blackmark against their use.
Question: Are leaf blow-ers necessary? Answer:No.
SM Cruickshank
Editor:Re: Public input sought
on port’s land purchases,June 22
As reported in theOptimist, the Port ofVancouver is buyingup parcels of land inRichmond and Delta toadd to the land holdingsit already has, some ofwhich are agriculturallyzoned. Seems the port isrelying more and moreon renting lands andassets rather than focus-ing on its core businessof running a sustainableport.
CEO Robin Silvestersays they are buyingland for warehouses andlogistics infrastructure.Trouble is that we do notneed more warehousesclose to the marine ter-minals. The supply chaindoes not need nor requireoff-dock facilities close tothe marine terminals.
In fact, nearly all othermajor container termi-nals around the worlduse some form of inlandterminal. Many also userail rather than truck totake containers from the
marine terminal to off-dock facilities.
Why does Port ofVancouver not do thesame? Could it be to pro-tect the vested interests ofstakeholders? With only10 per cent of contain-ers coming to the portthat are destined for theLower Mainland, there isno reason to have all theoff-dock facilities here.
In fact, they can beelsewhere in B.C. or inAlberta. Will we get rid ofall local off-dock facili-ties? No, but we do notneed to add more.
We need a port man-agement and board thatrecognizes that our envi-ronment and communi-ties are precious and theenvy of many. We simplycannot afford to havethe Port of Vancouvercontinue to gobble upland—much of it valu-able farmland, wetlandsand ecosystems withhuge biodiversity — foruses that run counter tothe way in which almostevery other port aroundthe world does business.
Roger Emsley
TimeforDeltatoget itsshareofgamingrevenueswithcasino
Noisy leaf blowers just aren’t necessary
It’s notnecessary tobuildmore facilitiesnearport
Editor:How hard would it be to install a temporary conveyor
belt across the border and dump the gravel into truckson the Canadian site for a level one-kilometre haul?
The customs problems should be simple, and solve alot of objections and inconveniences with only effect onboth job sites.
Ralph Tiessens
Useconveyorbelt tomovegravel
Editor:With Canada’s 150th
birthday one yearfrom now in 2017, let’sdecide to rid ourselves ofthe clichéd banality ofnaming the country’sanniversary CanadaDay and instead celebrateConfederation Day to helpremind us of our nation’straditional heritage andhistorical foundation.
As a sad manifestationof the intense insecu-rity that has developedwith regard to our his-
torical national identity,the Canada Act in 1982changed Canada’s birth-day from Dominion Day tothe more politically palat-able moniker of CanadaDay, lest we forget who weare and where we are.
Secure in who theyare, other countries donot refer to their nation-al days as America Day orFrance Day or Italy Day.
National days com-memorate and celebratehistorical achievement.The French people gave
birth to their nationon July 14, 1789, and cel-ebrate it as Bastille Day.Americans gave birth toa new nation on July 4,1776, and celebrate it asIndependence Day.
Unlike the revolutionarybeginnings of France andAmerica, Canada beganits devolutionary journeyto self-government on July1, 1867 as the federalDominion of Canada withthe confederation ofthe three colonies ofBritish North America
into the new provincesof Ontario, Quebec, NewBrunswick and NovaScotia.
So for 2017, let’s resolveto mark Canada’s birthdayas Confederation Day.
Today,149 yearslater, confedera-tion — the “comingtogether” of all of Canada— remains our nation-al challenge, requiringrenewed effort and com-mitment from all of usall year round.
E.W. Bopp
CelebrateConfederationDaynext July 1
Editor:There are a small, but
growing, number of elec-tric vehicles (EV) used byDelta residents. Your read-ers might like to know thatboth malls that will openthis fall at the TsawwassenFirst Nation have electricchargers for vehicles.
Tsawwassen Commonswill have a minimumof 20 charging stationsand Tsawwassen Mills willhave 14 charging stations
for electric vehicles. A big“thank you” to the archi-tects of these newmalls.
There are many EVs onthe market and most areaffordable. The provincialgovernment provides dis-counts on the purchaseof a new EV and, with anapproved decal, driver-only EVs are allowed inmost HOV lanes. Seewww.cevforbc.ca for moredetails.
If you want to see where
on the planet to plug-in tocharge your vehicle, visit
www.plugshare.com.Keith Munro
TFNmalls get kudos for includingvehicle charging stations
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You know what I amtalking about. Everybodyis wondering whether weare in a housing bubbleand if so, whether it willburst or not, what affectreplacing the tunnel andall the development at theTFN will have on houseprices in South Delta, howmuch foreign investmentis affecting the Vancouvermarket and on and on.
We don’t know whetherto sell, buy, rent or movesomewhere cheaper. Thereis tremendous uncertaintyabout timing. What if I buynow and the market col-lapses? What if I don’t buyand prices just keep climb-ing? What if I don’t selland the bottom drops out?What if I do sell and payrent while watching myold house soar in value?
The uncertainty consumesus.
I can’t predict the hous-ing market. But I can pre-dict this — everyone read-ing this is going to die. Weare all in a life-bubble thatis some day going to burst.
I once heard Canadiansinger/songwriter James
Keelaghan say it this way:“A nephew once asked
me when he was quiteyoung,
Who dies? I said,‘Everyone dies’
No use denying it, oneday you’re done,
Oh, everyone dies.”Jesus put that reality in
perspective: “What goodwill it be for someone togain the whole world,yet forfeit their soul? Orwhat can anyone give inexchange for their soul?”(Matthew 16:26, NIV)
In other words, whatgood is it if we win big inthe housing bubble andlose it all in the life bub-ble?
Think about it.Mike Mawhorter can be
reached at [email protected].
Will thebubbleburst?
Minister’sMinuteMIKEMAWHORTER
Ladner Baptist Church
A10 The Delta Optimist July 8, 2016
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Jazz festivalThe South Delta
Jazz Festival continueswith shows today andtomorrow. There is anoon-hour concert atthe Delta Music Schoolwith Len Aruliah onsaxophone (free) fol-lowed by a Faculty GalaConcert at All SaintsChurch in Ladner at7:30 p.m. (tickets $10at the door) today.There is a festivalfinale tomorrow withan afternoon studentconcert and picnic,noon to 3 p.m. at DeltaCommunity MusicSchool grounds (free).
Tour de DeltaTour de Delta kicks
off today and contin-ues throughout theweekend. The MKDelta Criterium anda community festivalare set for today inNorth Delta, the BrencoCriterium takes place inLadner Village tomor-row evening while theWhite Spot Delta RoadRace goes Sunday inTsawwassen along witha South Delta commu-nity festival. Kids racesalso take place in NorthDelta, Ladner andTsawwassen.
Car boot saleCar boot sales take
place every second andfourth Saturday, weath-er permitting from8:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. atBoundary Bay Park inthe Centennial BeachParking area. The nextsale is tomorrow. Formore information callTom at 604-940-9296or visit www.bounda-rybayparkassociation.wordpress.com.
Art grand prixThe Grand Prix of
Art Delta takes placeSunday, July 17 from 10a.m. to 1 p.m. through-out Ladner Village.Artists of all levels areinvited to participate.An art show and salegoes from 3 to 5 p.m. atthe Ladner CommunityCentre. For more infor-mation or to registeras an artist visit grand-prixofart.com, www.artistsinthevillage.comor contact [email protected] or778-855-7523.
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Serge Alternês,co-author of LiveSouls: Citizensand Volunteers ofCivil War Spain,
will sign copies of his bookduring a meet-and-greetat Black Bond Books inLadner on Sunday, July 17.Live Souls features the
memoir of Alternês’ father,Alec Wainman, a medi-cal volunteer during theSpanish Civil War, alongwith 210 of his photo-graphs. The photographs—many of which havenever been seen before —were long thought to belost but were recovered inexcellent condition.
Alternês was born andraised in Vancouver, andcompleted his degree atUBC. Discovering themissing collection of hisfather’s photos after yearsof searching, he was deter-mined to bring them andhis father’s story to thepublic.
“In Spain, following theFranco dictatorship andthe amnesty law, much of
the historyof the CivilWar andthe SpanishRepublicstill remainslargely bur-ied,” saysAlternês.“Live Soulswas madeto preservethis mem-ory.”
Heexplainshow in the spring of 1975,Wainman was contactedto publish 200 photo-graphs from his collectionof 1,650 photographs ofCivil War Spain. He thensent the complete col-lection of negatives toLondon, England, for aforthcoming book on theInternational Brigades.Unfortunately, publicationnever happened. At thatpoint, however, Wainmanstarted writing his ownmemoirs, which are nowpublished in Live Souls.
Alternês says in 2013
he was able to contact aperson who had corre-sponded with his fatherabout the publication ofthe photographs.
“Again, by chance, shehad rescued Alec’s photocollection from the homeof a retired, and sincedeceased, Soho publisher,and had stored and pre-served the collection in asuitcase,” he says.
Alternês currentlydivides his time betweenVancouver and Europein the promotion of LiveSouls and exhibitions ofthis photo collection.
In light of this yearmarking the 80th anni-versary of the begin-ning of the Spanish CivilWar, he will also discussVancouver’s importantconnections to the warand explain how theseevents transformed socialawareness, the arts and
medicine in the Westernworld. The book signingevent goes from 1 to 3 p.m.
For more informationabout the event, contactBlack Bond Books (5251Ladner Trunk Rd.) at 604-946-6677. Call RonsdalePress at 604-738-4688 forqueries about the book.
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A photo from Live Souls: Citizens and Volunteers of Civil War Spain shows jubilant militia members of the Spanish Republic in 1936.
In Spain, followingthe Franco dictatorshipand the amnesty law,much of the history ofthe CivilWar and theSpanish Republic stillremains largely buried.
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BookpreservesmemoriesCo-author of Live Souls: Citizens andVolunteers of CivilWar Spain in Ladner July 17
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Lifestyles
There are a lotof ways we cansabotage ourown health.Some ways we
consciously do, such asFriday night drinks andnachos, while others wearen’t aware have negativeeffects to our health.
Here are 11 that youmay not know have harm-ful and long-term effectsto our health and well-being:
1.Not getting enoughsleep. Sleep deprivationcan lead to a higher riskof health problems likehigh blood pressure, heartdisease and stroke. It canalso lead to weight gain,
depression, memory prob-lems and moodiness.
Sleep deprivation isused as a form of torturefor a reason. It’s bad forthe body, physically andmentally.
Find out howmuchsleep you need by keepinga sleep journal for a week.For seven days turn off thealarm clock and go to bedonly when you are tiredand get out of bed as soonas you open your eyes inthe morning. At the endof the seven days, aver-age out howmany hoursa night you were sleeping.This average is what yourbody needs; it’s your natu-ral sleep pattern.
2. Slouching. Bad pos-ture, over time, can take aserious toll on your spine,shoulders, hips and knees.Offset this by focusing onthese muscles when inthe gym: middle trape-zius muscles, the rotatorcuff, the rear deltoids, theglutes and the low back.
3.Don’t eat kale. Or anyother vegetable for thatmatter. Veggies providenutrients that are vital forthe health and mainte-
nance of your body.And if you have young
children - start themyoung. Studies have shownthat kids who eat a lot offruit and vegetables whenthey are young tend tocontinue these eating hab-its when they’re adults. Somy loving husband’s verybad eating habits? I blameon his mother.
4. Stress over every-thing. Most things in lifeare not a big deal, we justmake them into a big deal.Continuously do this andwe increase our chancesof heart disease, diabetesand even cancer.
I cannot stress enough(haha, no pun intended…well, it was kinda intend-ed) the importance ofdoing yoga and meditatingdaily. These activities canchange lives. I know, theychanged mine.
5.Not lifting heavythings. My mission in lifeis to get every woman onthis planet lifting weights.I know, big goal, butweight training is essentialfor both weight loss andweight maintenance, aswell as quality of life.
This goes the same forthe men too. Add threeto four strength trainingworkouts into your weekand start seeing the resultsin as quick as two weeks.
6. Adding to your muffintop. Measure your waist:if it’s 34 inches or greater(female), or 40 inches andgreater (men), you arefour times more likely ofdeveloping diabetes, threetimes more likely to havehigh blood pressure andtwo times more likely tohave heart disease thanthose whose waists meas-ure smaller.
7. Eating low carb, lowfat or low anything. Ourbodies need carbohydrates(it’s the fuel of choice forthe brain and the mus-cles), as well as healthyfats. Add whole grains,starchy vegetables andhealthy fats from foodssuch as salmon, avoca-dos, nuts, eggs, olive oiland coconut oil on a dailybasis.
8.Not drinking enoughwater. Dehydration is atotal buzz kill for the body.For one, it can presentitself as hunger —mak-
ing us eat more when wereally should be sippingmore and second it can killa workout.
In fact, a two per centdehydration rate will causeyou to perform 20 per centless than if 100 per centhydrated. That’s a hugedecrease in results whentraining.
9. You choose sea saltover table salt. Sea salt,and all those other fancysalts on the market aregreat, however they don’tcontain iodine, which is akey element for our thy-roid. Only good ol’ tablesalt does.
A healthy thyroid willkeep our metabolismsrunning along smoothlyand that in turn keepsour waistlines in check.Add regular table salt toyour diet and you can alsoget iodine from seaweed(hello sushi!), cod, shrimpand eggs.
10. You can’t touch yourtoes. The older we get, themore inflexible our tissuebecomes and this will setus up for pain and injury.
As we age our muscletissue and connective tis-
sue loses water. Add a sed-entary lifestyle and a jobthat has you in one posi-tion for most the day (suchas sitting behind a desk),and you have the perfectstorm. Avoid this stormby practicing some sortof stretching and mobilitywork on a daily basis.
11. You eat alone. Beingby yourself on a regu-lar basis is bad for yourhealth. A recent study pub-lished in the Perspectivesin Psychological Sciencefound being connected toothers was associated witha longer life.
They found that loneli-ness increased a person’srisk of death by 26 per centand was also linked toobesity, substance abuse,mental health disordersand violence or injury.
Connect with lovedones on a daily basis,make plans with friendson a weekly basis andvolunteer to keep yourselfconnected to your fellowhuman beings.PJ Wren is a local fitness
trainer and writer who canbe reached at www.fitness-withpj.com.
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Well onYour WayP.J.WREN
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NOREEN FAIRWEATHEROptimist contr ibutor
Visual art is what wesee, right? But how impor-tant is visual art in helpingus understand somethingwe don’t at first compre-hend? A fresh idea, a total-ly different approach to adifficult problem, a radicalpolitical idea?
The vibrant work dis-played regularly by SouthDelta Artists Guild mem-bers at Tsawwassen’sGallery 1710 puts each art-ist’s original mind and tal-ent on show, as in the cur-rent Summer Showcase,running through Aug. 1.Is the artist presenting aquiet contemplative water-colour, like Enja Jorge orAnn Hilton, or exploringenergetic multi-surfacedpaintings like Jan Rankinor Sandra Taylor? A con-nection is on offer.
Artist Nancy Dean, cur-rently serving her secondterm as guild president, is
also an interior designerand excellent photog-rapher whose interestscomplement each otherwell. Cityscapes particu-larly attract her, and herstriking interpretations ofVancouver are popular.Strong angles, deep shad-ows and intense coloursprovide motifs, whileVancouver’s rain bringsvivid night street andwater reflections to put oncanvas.
An award-winningTsawwassen artist, shealso paints local and for-eign landscapes, workingin acrylic.
Serving with Dean onthe new board of direc-tors are: Jan Rankin (vicepresident), Rod Winning(past president and com-munications), MaryEllen Bullock (treasurer),Judith Turner (member-ship), Lynne Mackenzie(workshops), GloriaMalaka (outside venues),Sandra Taylor (gallery),
Liette Kjorvel (schedul-ing) and directors at largeBeverly Brazier, Al Gejdos,Barbara Lynch and HilaryMatson.
At the AGM, the out-standing long-time serviceof Lorna Wladickuk astreasurer was recognizedby her appointment asan honourary member.In presenting her finaldetailed financial report,she noted the guild is inexcellent standing, andthe cost of upcoming fallworkshops will thereforebe reduced.
Following SummerShowcase, the next exhibitand sale, Celebration, willrun Aug. 4 to 28. The gal-lery will continue to beopen Thursday to Sunday,11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Drop-in programs runall summer, Tuesday toFriday, in the studio/work-shop at Gallery 1710.
Visit www.southdel-taartistsguild.com for fur-ther information.
PHOTO BY NOREEN FAIRWEATHER
Nancy Dean hangs paintings in Gallery 1710.
SummerShowcaseonnowatGallery1710SouthDeltaArtists Guild exhibit runs until Aug. 1
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Ladner’s RosemarieHurst will be performingat Art After Stroke today inVancouver.
The singer/songwriterwill also have her pho-tography on display,along with other strokesurvivors, in a fundraiserfor the Stroke RecoveryAssociation of B.C.
The event is billed as acelebration of incredibleworks by stroke survivors
to raise awareness andfunds for important strokerecovery programs.
Hurst notes all of theartists and performers arestroke survivors, showingthat there is hope after astroke and that she’s very“honoured and happy toparticipate in this event.”
It will include painting,sculpture, photography,music, comedy and thea-tre.
Art After Stroke takesplace from 7 to 10p.m. at the VancouverRoundhouse CommunityArts & Recreation Centre.
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Water is top-of-mindfor many during the hot,sunny days of July as weseek out a green oasis inbackyards, gardens andparks. Increasingly theserejuvenating summerpleasures are temperedwith concerns about watershortages.
To help support home-owners, gardeners andanyone interested inlearning what they cando to conserve water andprotect water quality,Earthwise Society is offer-ing a series of three freeSaturday workshops thismonth.
Educational tours ofEarthwise’s garden andhands-on demonstra-tions form the backboneof workshops that show-case practical techniquesand tricks to conserve,
collect and re-use water.Education guides willreveal how you can har-ness some of nature’s wis-dom to help create sum-mer refuge spaces.
July 9: Rain Gardensat Home: This tour andworkshop will outline thebig picture of urban plan-ning water concerns fromwater runoff to streamcontamination. Tourthrough the EarthwiseGarden’s own water catch-ment systems and learnhow to prevent water runoff with rain gardens.
July 16: Gardening forSalmon: Your garden ispart of a larger ecosystemthat affects waterways,salmon spawning andanimal habitat. Learn theimportance of ecologicalfeatures, such as hedge-rows, in your small home
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All workshops start at 1p.m. To register for one orall of the workshops, call604-946-9828, email [email protected] drop by the garden at6400-3rd Ave.
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Instructors at the South Delta Jazz Festival performed a free noon-hour concertWednesday in Ladner. The 13th annual festival concludes this weekend with afaculty concert tonight at 7:30 p.m. at All Saints Church and a student concerttomorrow at noon at the Delta Community Music School grounds.
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The Tuesday Night clinics start at 6:30pmevery week and there is a workout group foreveryone. There is a Power Walking Groupthat goes out for 45 minutes to an Houror more.
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ShortsSCOREBOARDLACROSSEWest Coast Senior Association
GP W L T PtsLangley 12 9 2 1 19Nanaimo 12 8 3 1 17Ladner 11 8 3 0 16Royal City 12 7 5 0 14Victoria 12 5 6 1 11Coquitlam 12 5 7 0 10North Shore 12 5 7 0 10Valley 11 0 11 0 0
BC Junior A Lacrosse LeagueCoquitlam 19 19 0 0 38Delta 21 15 6 0 30New West 20 14 6 0 28PoCo 21 11 10 0 22Langley 20 9 11 0 18Victoria 21 9 12 0 18Burnaby 21 3 18 0 6Nanaimo 20 2 18 0 4
B.C. Intermediate “A” LeagueCoquitlam 17 13 4 0 26Langley 17 13 4 0 26Maple Ridge 18 13 5 0 26Victoria 17 12 5 0 24Delta 16 11 5 0 22PoCo 17 8 9 0 16New West 16 7 9 0 14Nanaimo 17 6 11 0 12Burnaby 17 116 0 2
LOCALTIDESPacific Standard Time.Height in feet
SATURDAY, JULY 94:29 a.m. 8.59:06 a.m. 10.83:27 p.m. 5.210:41 p.m. 14.1
SUNDAY, JULY 105:25 a.m. 7.910:17 a.m. 10.24:06 p.m. 6.611:14 p.m. 13.8
MONDAY, JULY 116:18 a.m. 7.211:46 a.m. 9.84:49 p.m. 7.511:47 p.m. 13.5
TUESDAY, JULY 127:08 a.m. 6.61:27 p.m. 10.25:39 p.m. 8.9
WEDNESDAY, JULY 1312:20 a.m. 13.17:55 a.m. 5.92:59 p.m. 10.56:46 p.m. 9.8
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IAN JACQUESContr ibut ing Writer
The Delta Islanders seta new franchise record forregular season wins — andthey didn’t even have totake the floor in their finalgame to accomplish thefeat.
Late Tuesday night,the B.C. Junior AmateurLacrosse League (BCJALL)announced that the
Wednesday night homegame between theIslanders and NanaimoTimbermen was cancelled.
Islanders assistant gen-eral manager and headcoach Greg Rennie toldtheOptimistWednesdayafternoon that Nanaimoforfeited the game due tolack of player availability.The forfeit gave Delta its15th win of the season andclinched second place in
the league standings.“A lot of positives mov-
ing forward and trying tobreak new ground for theIslanders,” said Rennie.“We have a record-settingseason, now we want toadvance further in theplayoffs and hopefully aberth in the Minto Cup.”
Also Wednesday, theleague announced thedates for the best-of-threewildcard playoff between
the Langley Thunder andPort Coquitlam Saints— July 12, 14 and an ifnecessary game on July 15.
The first-placeCoquitlam Adanacs willget the winner of thewildcard playoff in onesemi-final series whilethe Islanders will get NewWest Salmonbellies in theother semi-final.
The series will starteither Saturday, July 16 or
Sunday, July 17 in Deltaonce the league approvesthe series dates, which isexpected in the next fewdays.
“We want to take advan-tage of a good opportunityand that’s our team’s atti-tude right now,” he said.“We’re not looking pastNewWest. We are onlyfocused on NewWest andthe opportunity that lieswith them.”
IAN JACQUESContr ibut ing Writer
Emma Boyd is lookingto repeat her gold-medalwinning performance thisweekend in Sidney.
The 15-year-oldTsawwassen Lawn BowlingClub member is set tocompete in the 2016 juniorprovincial championshipsand is out to defend thetitle she won last year.Competition starts todayand wraps up Sundaymorning.
“It is very exciting. It’sgoing to be hard. Thereare a lot of good players,but I’m just excited for thechallenge,” she said. “I’mhoping for a lot of goodgames. It’s different everysingle game. I’ve played acouple of these girls threeyears in a row and I’vewon and they’ve won, soit’s hard to gauge.”
The provincials marktwo big months of compe-tition for Boyd as she plansto also compete in theU25 nationals in August inNorth Vancouver.
After her gold-medalwin last year at provincials,she qualified for her firstnationals in Saskatoon,calling it a “fun experi-ence.”
Her grandmother MaryHargreaves, who is theTsawwassen Lawn BowlingClub junior coach andVancouver and District
junior director, introducedher to the game.
“I started when I was 10.My grandma brought meout and I thought it was afun game and somethingthat I could do with her,”Boyd recalled.
“But as soon as I sawother girls winning andgetting the chance to travelto places like Australia,I thought that was reallycool. That’s what I wantto do— travel all over theworld playing the sportthat I love.”
Naturally, Hargreavesis proud of her grand-daughter and what she hasaccomplished.
“We have a little bit ofhistory repeating itself Ithink,” Hargreaves said.“Our world bronze medal-ist Pricilla Westlake wasmentored by her grand-mother Marg Westlakeand I’m doing the samewith Emma. There are 14juniors at our club, whichis quite a high number.Our club has been a leaderreally in getting juniorsinto the game.”
Hargreaves said it isimportant to have youngpeople involved in lawnbowling to ensure thedevelopment of the gamecontinues.
“If we do not get youngpeople coming along, youcan’t sustain the life ofthe game,” she said. “Theamount of success that we
have had with our youngjuniors and their grand-mothers bringing them
along, for instance, hasbeen tremendous. As aclub we have made a com-
mitment to our junior pro-gram and the results speakfor themselves.”
Lawnbowler seeks2ndgoldEmmaBoyd looking to defendher junior provincial championship title
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Emma Boyd, a member of the Tsawwassen Lawn Bowling Club, is looking todefend her title at this weekend’s junior provincial championships in Sidney.
Delta Islanders set franchise record forwins
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A remarkable 40-yearrun as an executive,including the last 16 asBaseball Canada presi-dent, has come to an endfor Ray Carter.
The longtimeTsawwassen resident offi-cially stepped down at lastmonth’s Baseball CanadaAGM in Toronto, makingway for New Brunswick’sJason Dickson. Carter’stenure was longer thanany of the previous nineBaseball Canada presi-dents.
“It’s a bittersweet feel-ing,” said Carter. “Baseballhas been a big part of mylife for 40 years, includ-ing the 16 as president ofBaseball Canada, but it’stime to let somebody elsehave a crack at it.
“I know Jason will be agreat leader,” said Carter.“The key (to success) is tobe patient, listen to peopleand lead the orchestra,and great things will hap-pen for Baseball Canada.”
Carter began his asso-ciation with the summerpastime over 40 years agoas a volunteer coach withTsawwassen AmateurBaseball.
“I didn’t even have akid on the team, but a co-worker asked me to helphim coach,” he explained.“Before you know it I wason the league executive.”
In 1988, Carter becamepresident of B.C. MinorBaseball, a position hewould hold until 1990when he became presi-dent of what is now knownas Baseball BC. The sameyear he became presidentof B.C. Minor, he becamethe vice-president ofBaseball Canada and wasimmediately involved withseveral committees withinthe organization. In 2000,he was elected presidentof Baseball Canada.
A man who cares deeplyabout the game from thegrassroots level right upto the national teamsprogram, Carter saw hisrole as an opportunity togrow the game and effect
change within the sport,for the better.
“I thought there was avoid to fill at the nationallevel when I started (mypresidency),” said Carter.“I didn’t feel that the(baseball) season was long
enough, I thought thereshould be more expertiseavailable to coaches andI didn’t think that ath-letes were getting all ofthe resources available tobecome better players.”
During Carter’s
presidency, he has seenCanada’s world ranking gofrom outside of the top 10to an all-time high of sixthand among the world’spowers of the game.
He has also witnessedbaseball in Canadabecomemore inclusive asprograms for female play-ers have grown, includingthe implementation ofthe successful Women’sNational Team program.
Baseball Canadahas also adopted theChallenger Baseball pro-gram to give children withcognitive or physical dis-abilities an opportunity toenjoy the thrill of playingbaseball and being partof a team. On the grass-roots side, the DQ RallyCap program for initiationplayers has grown to thepoint where it now has anational sponsor.
“I’m not saying I wassolely responsible, but itmakes me proud knowingthat I was part of a groupthat led Baseball Canadato where it is today,” addedCarter. “I’ve always been a
proponent of finding theright people to put in placeand letting them do theirjob.”
It’s the people, playersand coaches that he’s metat these events that he’llremember the most.
“All of the players thatplay with the nationalteams are great baseballplayers but at the end ofthe day they’re great peo-ple. I love them all.”
Although Carter is step-ping away from his role aspresident, he will neverremove himself from base-ball, as he just loves thegame and the people asso-ciated with it too much.
“Just because I’m notpresident anymore doesn’tmean I can’t pick up a rakeand rake a field,” said theman who has a baseballfield named after him inTsawwassen. “If anybodyneeds me to sit on a com-mittee or anything likethat, I’m here. I’m not fin-ished yet.”
Carter was inductedinto the Delta Sports Hallof Fame back in 2006.
Remarkablerunendsfor RayCarterTsawwassen resident’s 40years as baseball executive includes 16 as Baseball Canadapresident
Ray Carter, who recently stepped down from a16-year stint as Baseball Canada president, becameinvolved with the sport as a volunteer coach withTsawwassen Amateur Baseball.
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312 4768 53 STREET $379,000Excellent opportunity to own in this wellmanaged complex. This large 2 bedroom with2 full bathrooms unit has been nicely updatedwith rich hardwood and laminate floors, crownmouldings, newer kitchen finishes and paintthroughout. 3rd floor living with a Westerlyview for those evening sunsets on the balcony.Complete with in suite laundry, gas fireplace, onesecure parking and one storage locker. Pets andrentals are allowed with some restriction. Greatlocation inWest Ladner. Close to shopping, transitand recreation. You can walk to everything fromhere. Potential for quicker possession if needed.
Come build your dream home in highly desireableBurkeville located on Sea Island. Beautiful location forthis 60’ x 126’/120’ lot that is ideal for your new build.The original existing home would need substantial workto make it liveable again. And for that reason it is beingsold in an ‘as is where is’ condition. Very easy accessto Vancouver, freeways south, and a quick drive over thebridge into Richmond. Burkeville has become one of themost popular neighbourhoods to live in with its sense ofsafe community living, treelined streets, K-3 school, alongwith a beautiful park with tennis and basketball courts toenjoy. There is also a community hall that offers excellentdaycare for the children, and recreational programs for allages. Come to Burkeville, and make it home today.
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PRIME PEBBLE HILL LOCATION -Wallace Ave!!! Updated home on quiet& private SOUTH exposed lot backingonto US border - no neighbours behindyou! Gourmet’s kitchen leading to huge,sunny deck overlooking beautifullylandscapedyard is ideal forentertaining!Loads of updates in this ‘move in ready’home in one of Tsawwassen’s mostdesirable locations! Walk to Pebble HillElementary, Diefenbaker Park & transit.
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This is a beauty. Walking distance to historicLadner Village. You will enjoy this 2 bdrm3 bath spacious townhome. Very open andspacious floor plan, lovely laminate floorsopens onto roomy deck with south exposure.Big galley kitchen with nice bright window.Family size dining area. Great for entertaining.2 full bathrooms upstairs and a powder room onmain! Upstairs has two large bedrooms and greatclosets. This is located in a small 8 unit gatedcomplex. A real sense of community here.Easy to show.
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• Lovely 3 bdrm and den, 2 bath locatedin“Harbourside”
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GThis is the rancher that youhave beenwaiting for! Custombuiltand professionally renovated from top to bottom. No detailshave been spared in this elegant, bright and spacious 2458 sq.ft. home that boasts 4 bedrooms, 3 spa like bathrooms, a largeloft, 2 car garage, ample storage, and functional and openlayout that’s perfect for entertaining. The new eat-in kitchen,that opens to the family room finished with custom oak builtins, includes a large island, maple cabinetry complete withfull extension and soft close hardware, quartz countertops,gas range with Victory Pro hood fan, Samsung fridge,Silhouette french door beverage cooler, BiancoWood marblebacksplash, large undermount sink with garburator and airswitch.The finishings of the spa-like bathrooms include: solidwood cabinetry, white quartz countertops, under-mount sink,frameless shower in the ensuite, and locally made fixtures.Other features include new stunning engineered brushed oakhardwood flooring, designer lighting throughout, new custommouldings, new carpet, new hot water tank, newer roof,2 gas fireplaces...the list goes on! Centrally located in Ladner’sprestigious “Victory South” and within walking distance toshops, restaurants, walking trails, schools and more.
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Tons of flair in this 2 storey, 3 bedroom and den home located on a large 8,000 square foot home, close to Neilsen GroveElementary and Cove Links golf course. The home features vaulted ceilings, lots of skylightsand a loft area overlooking the family room, eating area and kitchen. Over 2,550 squarefeet of living space with a spacious back yard patio area for great summer entertaining.
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4577 56A Street, LadnerPalatial 1 1/2 year young custom built home on asprawling 10,400 square foot cul-de-sac lot! Qualityfinishings throughout. This lovely 4,000 sqft homeincludes gorgeous formal living; dining; gourmet kitchen,spice kitchen, family room; 4 bedrooms, 5 1/2 bathsplus a 2 bedroom legal suite. Great outdoor area anddetached shop/office. Located close to bus, recreation,parks and Ladner Village.This spectacular propertyis a must to see!
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9,500 SQ. FT. PROPERTY ONPRESTIGIOUS ARTHUR DRIVE4452 Arthur Drive, Ladner
This home will surprise you with it’s size! 2614 square feet on threelevels. Bright spacious rooms, country sized oak kitchen complete withisland and an eating area. Living room and formal dining room boastoriginal oak and walnut floors and original softwoods in the balanceof the two upper floor rooms. The main floor den could easily be a 4thbedroomThishomeretainsall of its craftsmanstylecharmwithmodernupdates including rebuilt firebox in the original wood burning fireplaceupdated plumbing and wiring and tankless hot water system. There isa summer kitchen downstairs for canning and preserving and directaccess to the 22 by 16 coveredpatio for summer entertaining inyour very private backyard whichbacks onto the Chillukthan slough. $1,198,000
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This home at 4607 56A Street is ready to be demolished. Premier Ladner locationto build a new home! Nice wide 75’ x 96’ = 7,158 square feet lot. Zoned RS2. Westexposed backyard. Very quiet street that ends in a cul-de-sac; close to parks,recreation, bus and more.. $849,000
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#2-5510 Admiral Way, Ladner
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5917 Crescent Dr., Ladner
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#15-4925 Elliott St., Ladner
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#203-4815 55B St
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#46 5510 Admiral Way, Ladner
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5716 49B Ave., Ladner
$1,468,000Builder, Investor, Developer alert!
8,723 sqft lot – 61 frontage – 143 deep
DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL
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249 W Murphy Dr., Tsawwassen
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#56-5510 Admiral Way, Ladner
richard lowe
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6115 48A Ave., Ladner
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4903 3rd Ave., Tsawwassen
$1,688,8002,500+ sqft – 5 bdrms – 4 bath
9,053 sqft lot - dbl garage – updates throughout
NEW LISTING!
5358 Crescent Dr., Ladner
richard lowe
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5465 Grove Ave., Ladner
$1,599,0002 storey – 3 bdrms – 3 bath – 15,273 sqft lot
games room – detached studio – Mountain view
4569 Arthur Dr., Ladner
$1,880,00014,331 sqft lot – 109 frontage – 127 depth –West exposed lotLadner Heritage Conservation – steps to town center & shops
NEW PRICE!
#203-4770 52A St., Ladner
$428,800Westham Lane – 975 sqft – 2 bdrm – 2 bath
spacious – new flooring & fresh paint
NEW LISTING!
926 Eden Cres., Tsawwassen
$1,899,0002,065 sqft – rancher – 3 bdrms – 2 bath – 11,367 sqft lot
dbl garage – many upgrades – backs onto Beach Grove Golf Course
4921 56 St., Ladner
$1,049,0001,241 sqft – rancher - 3 bdrms – 2 bathrenovated – dbl garage – 6,600 sqft lot
NEW LISTING!
EXECUTIVE HOME
5120 Bentley Dr., Ladner
$1,298,8002,458 sqft – 4 bdrms – 3 bath – 5,287 sqft lot
extensively updated rancher w/ loft
UPDATED RANCHER
4935 58th St., Ladner
$888,0001,446 sqft – 3 bdrms – 1 bath – 7,500 sqft lot (75’x100’)
west exposed lot – great starter home
NEW LISTING!
richard lowe
+ associates
SOLDby
richard lowe
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4591 57th St., Ladner
$899,9992,570 sqft – 5 bdrms – 3 bath – 4,428 sqft lotbright & spacious plan – starters or investors
5 BEDROOM HOME
richard lowe
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SOLDby
richard lowe
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office – triple car garage – 6,995 sqft
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#12-4748 54A St., Ladner | $688,000Townhome – 1,503 sqft – 3 bdrms – 2.5 baths – end unit
Rose Wood Court – great family complex
5445 Chamberlayne Ave., Ladner | $859,0001,016 sqft – rancher – 2 bdrms – den – 1 bath
25x7 deck – 7,115 sqft lot
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#107-4926 48th AvenueIt is all about location! This isthe most affordable 2 bedroomin the heart of Ladner. Endunit with fabulous N/Wpartially covered patio. 928sq. ft, newer flooring andbathroom updates. Come see!
$319,000
1437 Farrell Ave, Beach Grove - Open Sat 2:30-4:30pmFabulous updated 4 bedroom homein Beach Grove! Open plan, freshkitchen, hardwood flooring, deckoff dining area overlooks privateWEST exposed private yard. Deckfeatures electric awning for yearround enjoyment. Light and brightthis house is ready to go! 9-year-oldroof. 50x118 lot.
$1,198,000
58 Centennial Parkway - Tsawwassen’s Boundary Bay Waterfront!THE BEST LOCATION on the BESTBEACH the Lower Mainland has to offer.With 61’ of beach waterfront & a 15,931sq.ft. rectangular lot, check in with theCorporation of Delta for the possibility ofSUBDIVIDING into two lots or loving theexpansive west facing lot, as is (swimmingpool / sports court?). The home is acontemporary build, with lots of windows& gorgeous views over the Bay. A renovationwould make this home AMAZING or holdon and build your new home. CompleteNEW seawall replacement 2015.
$3,798,000NEW PRICE!
1111 English Bluff - Open Sat 2-4pmCentral location large lot (10,062 sq.ft.) home in Tsawwassen! Updated!Recent windows, furnace, carpets,bathrooms (master with three pieceensuite), baseboards, PLUS more!Long term owners have cared forthis home immaculately! Total fourbedrooms, suite potential, DOUBLEcar garage, RV / TRAILER parking.Private WEST exposed yard. Frontage95’X120’X75’X83’. Easy to show!
$1,148,800
OVER 10,620 SQ.FT. LOT
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5017 60A StreetEnglish country cottage - charming3 bedroom + den RANCHER - total1,210 Sqft -hardwood flooring, vaultedceiling in living room. Cozy denoff living room - perfect for curlingup with a book in front of the largewindows! Charming garden front andback bursting with a year round garden& fruit trees! Front deck 13’ x 12’plus rear deck 20’ x 12. New garage!240sqft! Plus workshop! 192 sqft!
$812,900
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4880 55B StreetWhen only the best of the best will do!Constructed as the perfect family home,every detail and design features has beenthoughtfully built with exceptional careand precision. Enter through the beautifulfront doors into the heart of the home,open concept living including the fabulouskitchen with premier appliances, brightlarge windows, gorgeous H/W flooring anddesigner window coverings. FOUR beds upincluding the master suite with THE mostlavish walk-in closet and spa-like ensuite.BONUS: area on main for suite or office withown entry. $1,458,000
#14-3459 River Road - Open Sat 12-2pmLive the waterfront lifestyle in this threebedroom floating home in Canoe PassVillage! Third floor deck provides stunningviews and amazing sunsets, moor your boatadjacent in your own 40’ boat slip! Brightupdated kitchen, living and dining areas,with added light from the third floor, viewsfrom most windows! Total of 1517 sq.ft witha monthly main fees of $415/month, garagewith extra storage and second parking stall.Live the dream of owning a float home in onethe most popular float home properties!Call Aileen for more details!
$654,900
Canoe Pass-FLOAT HOME!
6260 28th AvenueStunning TEN-acre parcel, minutes fromLadner! Custom built sprawling estatewith great room, full size PUB withseparate entrance, wine cellar and fivebedroom, den + library, an very specialhome. Ideal for a large family or multi-generational families! Indoor pool + spa.Double car garage PLUS 90 x 44 climatecontrolled outbuilding for any type ofcollection (30 car capacity). Workshop + 8stall horse barn and paddock. Zoned A-1.Please allow time for booking viewings.
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$4,475,000
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Here is your GOLDEN opportunityto build your NEW DREAM HOMEon one of Ladner’s most prestigiousstreets, Paton Drive. No home todemolish or costs for removal. Thisvacant lot is perfectly rectangular andthe new home’s backyard will face west.Ladner, just a short drive to Vancouverproper and YVR, not to mention theAMAZING NEW MALL just minutesaway, is a fabulous place to call homeor INVEST in the future. Total lot size4,643 sq. ft.
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5242 Crescent DrivePerfect split level in West Ladner!Spacious living/dining areas, familyroom with laminate flooring opensonto private backyard. Total fourbedrooms plus three full bathrooms!Large 20 x 19 garage. Newer appliances,vinyl windows, roof 2004, furnace andhot water tank 2009. Lot 7,393 sq ftsquare lot. Buy and hold or developwith adjacent property (5246 CrescentDrive) of identical size.
$1,038,000
#107-4926 48th AvenueIt is all about location! This isthe most affordable 2 bedroomin the heart of Ladner. End unitwith fabulous N/W partiallycovered patio. 928 sq. ft,newer flooring and bathroomupdates. Come see!
$319,000
Central location large lot (10,062 sq. ft.)home in Tsawwassen! Updated! Recentwindows, furnace, carpets, bathrooms(master with three piece ensuite),baseboards, PLUS more! Long termowners have cared for this homeimmaculately! Total four bedrooms, suitepotential, DOUBLE car garage, RV /TRAILERparking.PrivateWESTexposedyard. Frontage 95’X120’X75’X83’. Easyto show!
THE BEST LOCATION on the BESTBEACH the Lower Mainland has to offer.With 61’ of beach waterfront & a 15,931 sq.ft.rectangular lot, check in with the Corporationof Delta for the possibility of SUBDIVIDINGinto two lots or loving the expansive west facinglot, as is (swimming pool / sports court?). Thehome is a contemporary build, with lots ofwindows & gorgeous views over the Bay. Arenovation would make this home AMAZINGor hold on and build your new home. CompleteNEW seawall replacement 2015.
Stunning TEN-acre parcel, minutes fromLadner! Custom built sprawling estate withgreat room, full size PUB with separateentrance, wine cellar and five bedroom, den +library, an very special home. Ideal for a largefamily or multigenerational families! Indoorpool + spa. Double car garage PLUS 90 x 44climate controlled outbuilding for any typeof collection (30 car capacity). Workshop +8 stall horse barn and paddock. Zoned A-1.Please allow time for booking viewings.
10,062 SQ. FT. LOT
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WATERFRONT LIVING
#207-4743 River Rd., Ladner
$639,900
• Over 1,600 sq. ft. of living space
• 2 bdrm & a den & 2 bthrms
• 2 parking stalls & a 32’ ft boat slip
• Large storage locker
• Huge wrap around deck
• Bright and sunny SW exposure
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AFFORDABLE TOWNHOME!
5630 16 Ave., Tsawwassen
$519,900
• 2 bdrm & 2 bthrm• Over 1100 sq. ft.• Kitchen on main• Nicely updated• Close to bus and steps to town
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ALMOST $100,000 IN RENOVATIONS!
#310-4728 53rd St.
$519,900
• 2 bdrm 2 bath 1178 sqft• Top quality custom finishings and newerappliances
• Loads of storage incl. 7 closets and largedownstairs storage locker• Custom fireplace surround, leaded glassfrench doors and Italian marble tile• Beautiful sunny west exposed unit withviews of green space• Balcony with custom plexiglass enclosure
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HUGE 1 LEVEL TOWNHOME!
#4 6380 48a Ave., Ladner
$689,900
• 19+ complex in quiet location• Master bedroom with sundeck• Large 3 bdrm layout (2 with 4 piece ensuite).• Approximately 1,716 sq. ft. of living space.• Close to highway access.• Single garage plus additional parking stall• Stainless steel appliances, gas stove,new washer and dryer, and crown mouldingthroughout.
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RANCHER STYLE TOWNHOUSE!
2-6280 48A Ave., Ladner
$699,900
• 2 bdrm and den with 2 bthrms• Updated throughout incl new floors,appliances, bathroom & more• 1411 sq. ft., single garage• Quiet side of adult orientedcomplex (19+)
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TOP FLOOR 2 BEDROOM CONDO
#204 1642 56th St., Tsawwassen
$599,900
• Almost 1,200 sq. ft. of open living space• 9’ & 16’ Vaulted ceilings with cathedralwindows & custom California shutters
• Real Cherry hardwood flooring• Luxurious kitchen with granite counters,stainless appliances incl gas stove
• Quiet unit with private outlook & largebalcony
• Convenient location close to many amenities• Extra large master suite with huge walk-incloset and ensuite
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JUST STEPS TO LADNER VILLAGE!
#4 4729 Garry St., ladner
$699,900
• 1745 sq. ft. townhome in ultra convenientlocation• Two large bedrooms each with full ensuite• Large open concept floorplan wentertainment sized kitchen• Hardwood flooring, slate entry, kitchenwith stainless appliances and 9’ ceilings.• Lower floor features den/3rd bedroom.• Hardiplank siding• Single Garage plus carport parking
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4 BEDROOM TOWNHOME!
#2 4780 55b St., Ladner
$728,800
• Desirable Leander’s Lane bySonnenberg• 3 level design with over 1,700 sq. ft.,double garage & 4 bathrooms• Luxury features incl granite counters,SS appliances & crown mouldings• Close to many amenities incl LadnerVillage and easy transit access• Well maintained complex with lowstrata fees
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UNBELIEVABLE RIVER VIEWS!
#20-3871 River Rd., Ladner
$629,900
• Custom built float home
• 1,900 sqft, 3 bedrooms and 700+ sqftdeck
• Unobstructed views of the river
• Gorgeous sunsets almost every evening
• Hot tub on private deck space
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STUNNING WATER FRONT VIEWS!
#302-6251 River Rd., Ladner
$699,900
• Like new 2 bedroom unit at River’s Watch• Over 1,049 sqft of luxurious space• Huge deck overlooking Deas Slough wgas heaters and BBQ hookup
• Both bedrooms have water views• Open concept plan with West exposure• Modern appointments, large windows,hardwood floors, quartz counters
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LOVELY RANCHER
5278 Pinehurst Pl., Tsawwassen
$1,150,000
• 1728 sq. ft.• South facing yard• 3 bedrooms & 2 full bathrooms.• Fabulous finishings• Crown mouldings in main livingspace & laminate floors in kitchen,• An open kitchen, family room &eating area.
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LARGE LOT IN BEACH GROVE!
1696 58th St., Tsawwassen
$1,098,000
• Opportunity to separate existingduplex and build a new dream home on7,838 sq. ft. lot• Current home is an updated,2 bedroom half duplex with singlecar garage• Quiet cul-de-sac location close toschools, parks and the beach• Upgraded roof, hardwood floors,kitchen etc.
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ENJOY THE BEACH LIFE!
1432 Compston Cr., Tsawwassen
$1,138,800
• 3 bedroom rancher style home withundeniable beach style• Private setting with multiple outdoorentertaining spaces• Rustic wide plank hardwood floors,wainscotting, updated kitchen,bathrooms and more!• Just steps to the beach• Nearly 1,300 sq. ft. of functional livingspace on a 6,000+ lot
BEACH GROVE FAMILY HOME!
1664 57a St, Tsawwassen
$1,225,000
• Excellent 4 bedroom home with 1bedroom mortgage helper• Updated throughout inc newer roofand windows• Large, rectangular 7,642 sqft lot• Quiet street just steps toElementary School• Only a few blocks to the beach• Single car garage
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BEAUTIFUL FAMILY HOME!
4508 Dawn Pl., Ladner
$1,288,800
• Quiet cul-de-sac location• Large 2,841 sq ft plan on 5,219 sqftlot• Updated throughout, move-in ready• 4 bedroom and den design• Close to Holly Elementary and Park• Easy access to Ladner Village andRichmond/Vancouver
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3 BEDROOM RANCHER IN GREAT LOCATION!
4458 52A St., Ladner
$929,900
• Charming 1,300+ sq. ft. bungalow home• 7,500 sq. ft. rectangular lot with sunnybackyard yard• Just steps to town core & countlessamenities• Updated roof, windows, furnace,kitchen, & more• Quiet family friendly street close toschools
EXQUISITE 3 BEDROOM TOWNHOME!
#4 4780 55B St., Ladner
$779,900
• Sonnenberg-built Leanders Lane• 1,360+ sq. ft. plan on two levels• 3 large bedrooms and 3 bathrooms• Meticulously maintained throughout• Luxury finishes including high endkitchen with granite counters andstainless upgraded appliances• Double garage, quiet side of complex.
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GREAT FAMILY HOME
6048 Brodie, Ladner
$929,900
• 2,000+ sq. ft.,• 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms• 7,513 sq. ft. lot with south exposedbackyard• Double side-enclosed carport,large driveway ability to suite thedownstairs if desired.
SHOWS LIKE NEW!
4572 47A St., Ladner
$1,198,800
• Completely renovated home with 4bedrooms• Almost everything has been done• Top to bottom updates by localbuilder• Cul-de-sac location with bonusdriveway for extra parking• 1 bedroom suite for mortgagehelper
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OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS IN BEACH GROVE!
6003 Kirkwood Rd., Tsawwassen
$1,288,800
• 7,200+ sq. ft. rectangular lot juststeps to the beach• Updated 2,700 sq. ft. home on twolevels• 5 bedrooms upstairs plus formalliving and dining areas down•Very sunny, south facing exposure infront yard• Double garage
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INCREDIBLE LIKE-NEW FAMILY HOME W/SUITE!
6376 Brodie Rd., Ladner
$1,538,888
• Custom built in 2012 by experienced localbuilder• Stunning 3,000+ sq. ft. open concept designwith high-end finishings throughout• 4 bedrooms up with den down plus fullydetached media room• 1 bedroom suite rented for $850 per month• 6,000 sq. ft. corner lot close to school andparks• Still under warranty
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STUNNING VIEW HOME ON TSAWWASSEN BLUFF
1675 53A St., Tsawwassen
$1,538,800
• Built in 2013 by long-time builder• 4,100+ sq. ft. & 6 bedrooms incl2 bedroom legal suite• Panoramic views of water,mountains, city and farm• Luxurious finishings throughout• Located in a quiet family-friendlycul-de-sac• Close to many amenities
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HUGE 22,000 SF LOT WITH POTENTIAL FOR DEVELOPMENT!
5361 8a Ave., Tsawwassen
$1,450,000
• Prime location close to town centre andSecondary School• Half acre parcel that can be combinedwith neighbouring lots for 90,000 sq. ft.land assembly• Large two level home with legal suite• Double garage and updates in upper andlower areas• Inquire about development possibilities
GORGEOUS EXECUTIVE RESIDENCE
4992 59 St., Ladner
$1,338,800
• 5 Bedroom 5 Bathroom• Over 2600 sq. ft. with 2 Masterbedrooms one up and one down• Radiant in-floor heat on both levels,stainless steel appliances• hardiplank exterior• Quiet, family friendly location close toBell Park Built in 2006
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STUNNING RANCHER WITH GORGEOUS UPDATES!
5353 Wildwood, Tsawwassen
$1,388,800
• Renovated throughout incl new kitchen,bathrooms, flooring, windows, furnace &so much more!• 3 bedrooms, 2100+ sq. ft., 8,593 sq. ft. lot• Quiet, low-traffic street• Double garage and lovely landscaping• Close to schools, parks & amenities• West facing, sunny backyard
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STUNNING FAMILY HOME IN MARINA GARDENS!
5841 Fair Wynd, Ladner
$1,338,800
• 2008 built home with 3 bedrooms, loftspace and spacious den• 2,489 sq. ft., gourmet kitchen, openconcept design on main floor• Radiant infloor heating on both levels,concrete tile roof• Close to school, walking trails, golfcourse & marina• Quiet, kid-friendly location
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MARINA GARDENS EXECUTIVE HOME!
5649 Clipper Rd., Ladner
$1,298,800
• 4 bedroom design with over 2,550 sq. ft.• Quiet, low traffic street walking distanceto school• Close to nature trails, marina, golfcourse and Ladner Village• Immaculately kept with many upgrades• Double garage with overheight doors• Radiant heating and new roof
QUIET, NATURAL SETTING IN “THE VILLAGE”
1170 Ehkolie Cres., Tsawwassen
$1,298,800
• STUNNING 3,120 sq. ft. ENTIRELY RENOVATEDRANCHER WITH WALK-OUT BASEMENT• LARGE 9,375 sq. ft. lot• New kitchen, bathrooms, flooring, paint,mouldings• Covered rear deck overlooking your park-like yard• beautifully landscaped yard• Lower level of home configured with a KITCHEN,full bathroom & 2 bedrooms, Family Room area,separate entrance
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LARGE 4 BEDROOM FAMILY HOME!
5295 12th Ave., Tsawwassen
$1,298,800
• 2,720 sq. ft. home on 7,987 sq. ft. lot• Updated throughout with newerkitchen, flooring, paint andbathrooms• Excellent plan with 4 bedroomsupstairs• Close to all amenities includingschools and parks• Move in ready
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UPDATED FAMILY HOME!
4692 53A St., Ladner
$1,288,800
• Beautifully renovated throughoutincl stunning addition• 4 bedrooms plus massivegamesroom• Excellent location on quiet, no-thrustreet• Walking distance to all localamenities and schools• Private backyard with hot tub andentertainers deck
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STUNNING WATERFRONT HOME
5379 Windjammer Rd., Ladner
$1,588,800
• Over 3,000 sqft in family friendlycul-de-sac• Incredible water views from manyrooms• Executive Marina Gardensneighbourhood• 5 bedrooms including a gamesroom• Large kitchen with oversize island• Double garage
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GREAT UPDATED HOME IN “THE TERRACE”
5632 Groveridge Wynd, Tsawwassen
$1,698,800
• Substantially updated home on large11,043 sq. ft. corner lot• Over 2,500 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms plus den& enclosed solarium• Partial views of Boundary Bay• Lush landscaping creates nicecurb appeal• Newer flooring, kitchen, windows,glass railings & much more• Double garage w new glass door
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ONE OF THE FINEST HOMES IN “THE TERRACE”
33 Woodland Dr., Tsawwassen
$2,298,800
• Highly desirable location in coveted executiveneighbourhood• Completed renovated to show like new w/stunning renovations incl high-end gourmetkitchen, hardwood flooring, new windows androof, exquisite landscaping and so much more!• Westcoast inspired design offering nearly5,000 sq. ft. incl finished basement• Large 9,000+ sq. ft. private lot• Way too much to list! A true must see!
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RARE CLIFF DRIVE VIEW PROPERTY!
5027 Cliff Dr., Tsawwassen
$2,388,800
• 2,998 sq. ft. house, huge backyard winground pool• 20420 sq. ft. lot on view side of street• Hold for investment, renovate orbuild your dream home• Quiet, family friendly street close toCliff Drive Elementary• “Street of Dreams” with many luxuryestate homes
PRIME LAND ASSEMBLY OPPORTUNITY
4600-4624 51 St., Ladner
$7,223,000
• Stunning location• Steps to Ladner Village.• Inquire at city hall for zoning details.• OCP designated ground-orientedresidential• Possibility for townhomes and maybecondos• Total combined site exceeds 36,000 sq. ft.
FARMLAND!
LOT 1 HWY 99 BB, Ladner
$9,488,800
• 28.59 acres of prime farmland• Excellent investment property withannual income• ALR, A1 zoning• Type 1 soil allows harvesting ofmany crops• High profile location
PRIME ACREAGE WITH REDEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL
2990 57B St., Ladner
$11,500,000
• 23 acre parcel beside railroad tracks• Close to Deltaport• Potential opportunity for industrial use• 3 homes plus horse stable, 2 barns andindoor riding ring• Call for more information
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POTENTIAL MULTI-FAMILY DEVELOPMENT SITE!
4925 53rd St., Ladner
$2,650,000
• 11,872 sq. ft. lot beside existingcondo development• Potential to purchase twoneighbouring lots in assembly• Stunning location within steps tocountless amenities• Livable, well maintained home• Inquire for more details
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HOT OPPORTUNITY AT RIVERS REACH MARINA!
3443 River Rd. W, Ladner
$2,688,800
• 13,000+ sq. ft. waterfront lot with30 berth marina business• 2 bedroom floathome included• 1 bedroom main home with loft area• Parking lot for 15 cars• Income producing business• Stunning river and sunset views
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INCREDIBLE CUSTOM BUILT HOME IN THE VILLAGE!
1078 Pacific Crt, Tsawwassen
$3,998,800
• Over 4,000 sqft luxury residence byPinnacle Homes• Quiet cul-de-sac location on half acre lot• Stunning interior design with ultrahigh-end finishings• Incredible private entertainers yard withinground pool & hot tub• 5 bedrooms plus media room, home gym,wine cellar & more• Too much to list, an absolute must see
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EXCEPTIONAL SOUTH DELTA ESTATE
3540 Arthur Dr., Ladner
$2,488,800
• Private & peaceful 37,287 sq. ft. lot• Manicured lawns & stunning farmland & water views• 4 bedroom rancher w/loft style home w 4,386 sq. ft. ofluxury living space• Gourmet chef’s kitchen feat Fisher Paykel & Jenn Airappliances• Open concept post & beam architecture• Brand new roof, upstairs games/media room, built-inspeakers• Gated driveway, koi pond, tennis court & gazebo
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PRIME 58 ACRE FARM PARCEL!
6785 62b St., Ladner
$13,200,000
• Agricultural zoning with 2 current houses• Excellent location close to transportationand just minutes to Ladner• ALR designated• Leased as farmland for 2016 growingseason• Rare waterfront property alongDeas Slough
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INCREDIBLE LUXURY RESIDENCE!
5139 Cooper Pl., Ladner
$2,088,800
• Over 5,000 sq. ft. home on huge15,748 sq. ft. lot• 6 bedrooms + den and gamesroom• Luxurious finishings throughout• Gorgeous landscaping & outdoorentertaining space• Legal 1 bedroom side suite• Must be seen to be appreciated!• Built in 2012
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9 yrs of Prestige RE/MAXWestern Canada Awards
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GORGEOUS EXECUTIVE RESIDENCE
105 Parkgrove Cr., Tsawwassen
$1,888,000
• 5 bedroom design spread over 5,000 sq. ft.• Tasteful updates throughout• Exquisite landscaping with mature trees• Architecturally designed with acontemporary flare• Double garage with bonus parking• Potential to suite if desired in finishedbasement• Large gamesroom and grand foyerentrance
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GIBSON,Audrey MadolineAugust 19, 1933 -June 27, 2016
It is with great sadness thatwe announce the passingof our beloved mom, Audrey.She is survived by herdaughters, Darlene Davis(Glen) and Janet Tramontin(Angelo), her grandchildren,Kevin (Stephanie), Kelli (Scott),Joseph and Angela, her
great-grandchildren, Daniel, Mia, Mason and Isabeland her sister-in-law, Dorothy Jones. Audrey ispredeceased by her husband, William Gibson (Gibby)and her son, William John Gibson. Mom was a verycaring and loving person and was liked by every-one. She will be deeply missed.
Thank you to the staff at Delta Hospital, Delta Hospiceand Kin Village for all their kind and compassionatecare.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to DeltaHospice Society, 4631 Clarence Taylor Crescent,Delta, BC V4K 4L8, or Delta Hospital Foundation.
Service will be private and at a later date.
Delta Funeral Home (604) 946-6040
NYSTROM, LoydJuly 2, 2016
Dad died on Saturday, July 2. Tired and resigned,after a short battle with failing health, he was readyto let go. He lived the life he wanted, simply, withquiet determination, patience, honesty, and grace.His family is heartbroken. Dad, we love you and willmiss you more than words can say. You are gonetoo soon. Thank you Donna of Gibsons, BC, foryour remarkable and enduring friendship; to hisgood neighbours of Beach Grove − particularlyJack and Joe − with whom he spent many happyhours passing the time of day; and thank you Dianaand Walter, Clayton, and other extended family;and to the Rock Hounds, rock carvers, gem cuttersand silversmiths, and so many others of you, somewho have gone before him or that we don’t know,but all of whom gave his life meaning and purpose.We are grateful for you all.
SMITH, Roger Partridge.
October 31, 1930 - July 2, 2016
Roger was born in Middlesex, England, October 31,1930. He passed away peacefully in his sleep atWiarton Hospital, July 2, 2016. Loving husband forsixty years and best friend of Jill Smith. Lovingfather and father-in-law of David and Julie; Rachaeland Andrew; Andrew and Kelly; and Timothy andHeidi. Proud and loving grandfather of Taylor andAlexandra; Grace and Emma; Coleman andGabrielle; and Olivia, Julian and Simon. Rogerattended Brentwood School and LondonUniversity, before he and Jill married and came toCanada in 1957. Through a 35-year career as a civilengineer with Canadian Pacific Railway, Roger andJill lived in Sudbury, London, Toronto, Port Credit,Winnipeg and Vancouver, making many friendsacross the country. Roger was a talented andpassionate singer who partook in choral musicfrom age 8 through 85. In a life filled with friendsand laughter, Roger was a fan of wordplay and akeen crossword puzzler, an avid bridge player, agamesman, a jigsaw puzzle enthusiast, a musiclover, a sailor, a birder, supporter of Abbeyfieldhomes, and a lover of all things railway. Our deepappreciation goes to Dr. Nelvia Van Dorp and theentire staff at the Wiarton Hospital for theiroutstanding care and loving support of Roger andJill.A funeral service will be held at the Trinity AnglicanChurch in Wiarton, on Thursday July 7, 2016 at 1PM, with a reception to follow. On request of Rogerand Jill please come dressed for a celebration oflife.In lieu of flowers, donations can be directed to theBPHS Wiarton and may be made through theThomas C. Whitcroft Funeral Home & Chapel,Sauble Beach (519) 422-0041..
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