Living

The Rotary Club of Tsawwassen held an Oktoberfest celebration, with beer, food and music, last Saturday at South Delta Secondary.

I love training beginners. They always allow me kick their butts ever so quietly – unlike my regulars, who tell me where to go on a regular basis. I heart the regulars too as I adore sarcasm and spunk.

Bill Coles I don't really have any. Pretty pleased with the way everything's going, except maybe the port. I can't do anything about that. Nor can the council. Andy Basi The George Massey Tunnel and what's likely to happen with it.

Cadets from the Ladner-Tsawwassen Navy League Cadet Corps Henry Roberts were presented with the first place trophy and pennant last month after a year-long competition.

Delta Hospice’s Dalyce Wickett receives $750 from Kiwanis Club secretary-treasurer Jennifer McCurdy to go towards children’s grief and loss programs.

CEO and co-founder of British Columbia Guide Dog Services Bill Thornton (left) accepts a $1,000 contribution from the Rotary Club of Tsawwassen. The presentation was recently made by Rotary director Marlene Findley and president Wayne Connorton.

Delta Museum’s Mary Elizabeth Harrison plants a clue for the Mystery in the Museum kids drop-in program. The fall program runs Tuesday to Friday; 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. and costs $5 per mystery solving kit.

I am up early, but the sun is already warm. I walk the seemingly endless silky white sand beach, past palms swaying in the morning breeze. The clear turquoise waters curl gently on the shore.

Local artists Rod Winning and Dennis Walsh (SNL 149) have a showing at the Tsawwassen Arts Centre and instead of a reception they will be having a Variety Music show tomorrow (Oct. 2) from 7 to 9:30 p.m.