The Eyelids When Duet. 32:10 promises that God will guard us as the “apple of His eye” we would be wise to ask ourselves how that is done. We are able to guard, protect and care for the well-being of the eye with the eyelid. The eyelid consists of skin and muscle that provide the […]
Archives for September 2018
Down the aisle
Starts today at 3
Fall Art Show and Sale “flows” with art Overflowing with creativity, Oliver’s 35th annual Fall Art Show and Sale welcomes art lovers this coming weekend. The multimedia arts event includes photography, fibre art, three-dimensional art, watercolours, oils, acrylics, mixed / other media, and two categories for youth. In the competitive portion, a flood of […]
Drop off day for entries – Show starts at 3pm
Option 1 recommended
Spartan Street Light options That Council choose one of the following lighting options; • Option 1 for $10,000, • Option 2 for $13,350, • Option 3 for $26,200, or • Budget an option for street lighting into the 2019 General Capital budget. RECOMMENDATION: Staff’s recommendation is to go with Option 1 and order new lamp […]
Think about it with Joseph Seiler
Safety To be safe, feel safety, is to be protected, unthreatened, at ease as a result. Maslow’s hierarchy of basic human needs has the safety and survival needs at the foundation. Food, warmth, without serious and present threat, those are the components of safety. When we are feeling safety we can put attention to ‘higher’ […]
by Gale Kleckner
Last of the season
Rick Machial for water councillor
I have lived in Oliver for all of my life. I grew up on farm and learned early that water was the life blood of our tree’s. I still remember changing long aluminum pipes by hand and was sure happy when solid set irrigation was introduced. I went to school and graduated from S.O.S.S. I […]