Living

Delta Secondary students participated in the Royal Canadian Legion’s annual Remembrance Day Poster and Literary Contest. Each winner received a cheque for $25 and their entry went on to the Legion Zone level.

Olwen Demidoff (left) and Kurtis Peardon, executives of the Ladner Legion, recently donated $750 to the Canuck Place Children’s Hospice.

Local author Marian Wiacek signs a copy of Window to Freedom: A Journey of Survival for Krzysztof Olendzki, the consul general of Poland in Vancouver, during a book signing earlier this month at Albany Books in Tsawwassen.

The track at Paterson Park has received some TLC in preparation for tomorrow’s Splash N’ Dash and Kids of Steel Triathlon.

Three-year-old Kaelen Rose lets a bowl fly under the watchful eye of his mom Stacey during the Ladner Lawn Bowling Club’s season-opening open house last Saturday.

Ladner author Ashley Spires is juggling a lot of things these days, including the launch of Fluffy Strikes Back, a graphic novel set.

Both hands are clasped around his chubby belly and between his wide-spread legs is an impressive body part that would delight any demi-God.

Having been on a three-month sabbatical for December, January and February, I am just back in my office this last month, so I wish to thank Rev. Vida Jaugelis for filling this spot while I have been away.

Council of Canadians hosts session in Ladner

Few things can be as troublesome to gardeners and landscapers as weeds. Weeds seemingly spring up overnight and quickly can overrun lawns and garden beds.