Left to right: Jim McConnell, Al Cade, Al Browett, Mel Girard Playing golf for many, many years & getting your first Ace playing with your buddies….Priceless !! Hitting his new “favorite” 6 iron, Al hit his tee shot at the 12th hole and rolled the little Srixon right into the cup !! Congratulations Al…your friends […]
Archives for 2014
Crime Stoppers under the microscope
The programme and the man under review says Regional Crime Stoppers Coordinator Al Sismey. The programme review to be completed by Cst. Jack STETZ with E Division Community Policing representing the provincial parent association of Crime Stoppers. This is the latest twist in a simmering dispute between Crime Stoppers located in Penticton ( society and registered charity […]
Junk – no one wants junk on their property especially the Kiwanis
Kiwanis offers a service of selling used furniture and other items and they even pick up. BUT they don’t want your junk that should go to the dump. Please. Larry Larson says this week alone many mattresses and other junk has been deposited in front of their Flea Market Building. It doesn’t make money it […]
Be on the look out – public service message
The Osoyoos RCMP seek the public’s help in locating a stolen 2010 Honda Street motorcycle. The black motorcycle (pictured below) was stolen the evening of April 8th from the Fuji Court area of Osoyoos. If anyone has information on this crime please call Cst Brad Chaput below of the Osoyoos RCMP or Crime Stoppers at […]
Coroner identifies man found dead in Oliver
The BC Coroners Service has confirmed the identity of a male who was found unresponsive in Oliver on April 7, 2014. He was Karoly Miklos Puskas, aged 52, of Oliver. Mr. Puskas was found unresponsive in a field within the Oliver city limits on the morning of April 7. He could not be resuscitated. The […]
Friday
South Okanagan Health Care Auxiliary Fashion Show At this years fashion show, we would like to showcase the talent in our local community. We are asking all the ladies attending to present an Easter Bonnet, for judging at intermission, for a great prize. It will be a great time, to see what creations we can […]
Egg addling to continue in the valley
The Okanagan Valley Goose Management Program is initiating its annual egg addling program. Now in its eighth year, this program has prevented the exponential increase of the non-migratory resident goose population that inhabits the valley year round. Most communities along the valley struggle with management of these non-migratory Canada Geese. They are largely the descendants of […]