In the Community

Let's check out the Ladner Lawn Bowling Club which was first organized in 1916. Rev. R.F. Stillman was the first president and Mr. W.H. Wilson was the secretary. In 1917, the name was changed to the Delta Lawn Bowling Association.

CLUBS AND GROUPS Restorative Yoga for people living with cancer. Join a free yoga group where body, breath and mind come together in fully supported reclining yoga positions. Yoga experience is not necessary.

The Pets N Us new pet of the week is Sadie, an eight-year-old, Border Collie/Shepherd Mix. This girl loves to be off leash at dog parks to putter around and do her own thing, and she walks well on leash.

Around Town

A recreational boxing class is making a huge difference in the lives of seniors and those with movement disorders like Parkinson’s. Held at the Odd Fellows Hall (5425 Ladner Trunk Rd.

Robin Ruder Celiz says he already feels like its home. The new reverend at All Saints Anglican Church in Ladner has been on the job since November. He was formerly at St. Martins in North Vancouver.

Genesis Theatre was the place to be Jan. 18 for the inaugural Let’s Talk Hope conference in Ladner. The day was about connection, community and hearing from everyone.

Let's go back in time and visit the Charles Green family's first house in the Crescent Island area, which they named Greencroft. Charles Green and his wife Elizabeth were one of the first pioneering families in Delta.

The Ladner Zephyrs have once again scored big for the Delta Hospital and Community Health Foundation. Last week members of the team presented a cheque for more than $5,200 which was raised on Dec.

Let’s go back in time to and check out the Inverholme schoolhouse in Ladner. The above photo from 1910 shows the one-storey, one-room wood-framed school which was originally located on 72nd Street, about a mile south of Ladner Trunk Road.