Ken Robinson represented the Shriners at the public skate Saturday. The Shriners pay the cost of the arena so children could skate at no charge. The Shriners also raise funds to transport children to Children’s Hospital in Vancouver or Portland at no cost. Submitted by Dave Whalley
Archives for November 2014
Check the poll – at right – Check details – below – Christmas Light Up
Rediscover downtown Oliver’s main street at our annual Christmas Light Up from 5:00 PM –7:00 PM on Friday, November 28th! It’s a great opportunity to visit the local businesses and take part in all the activities being offered in town. The Christmas Light Up is family friendly and we hope to see all of you […]
Lifting spirits – available at Beyond Bliss
Stories to Lift Your Spirits Canadian artist Roy Henry Vickers features prominently in the new, inspirational book Fly Like an Eagle. The book opens with Roy’s life story, which recounts his early years, passion for drawing, struggles with identity and addiction and how he manages to re-emerge stronger and more content with his life and […]
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Success – with a helping hand to the Food Bank
Oliver Arts and Craft Show. Two day event over now but raising about $1000 in cash gifts for the Oliver Food Bank and about 500 + lbs. of donated canned and dry food. Left to right Show organizers Klaudia Deschenes and Jen Allgeier with Jim Oullette – Food Bank.
Santa seen in the garden – Doris Lancaster in a snow storm
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100 Books to Read Together Before Kindergarten The Okanagan Regional Library is pleased to announce a wonderful way to make sure your child enjoys some of the best children’s books available at the library! Beautiful booklists of 100 Books to Read Together Before Kindergarten are available at all branches for parents and caregivers. These booklists […]
https://southokanaganphotos.today/articles/2014/11/22/get-a-booklist-for-young-children/