DETERMINATION Over the past couple of months I have noticed that a spider has made a home in the overflow vent of our bathtub. We have one of hose fancy corner tubs that we never use, both of us preferring a shower. I don’t know why these corner bathtubs are so popular as their shape […]
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from Rocky Lundy
Is this really Oliver ? what year?
Let’s keep it a safe summer
RDOS Wildfire Bulletin – Regional Restrictions To Reduce Potential Wildfires The Province of BC is under a province wide ‘State of Emergency’ due to wildfires. The current Fire Danger rating for most of the regional district is ‘Extreme’. Due to the provincial state of emergency and extreme conditions the RDOS Board of Directors haven taken […]
RCMP reports
On Thursday August 3rd*, 2017 at 09:55 PM a single vehicle collision was reported occurring on Sawmill Lake Rd, Oliver, BC. A vehicle being driven by a local 19 yr old male drove off the road and into a ditch. At the time of the incident it is believed the male suffered serious injuries and […]
Town Hall meeting called for victims of flooding in Rural Area C
Flooding, claims, reporting demands on the mind of directors at RDOS meeting Thursday in Penticton. Area C Director Terry Schafer has scheduled a Town Hall type meeting for Wednesday August 23. (6pm at the Oliver Community Centre). Schafer wants rural residents to have a say on recent events including flooding, fires and landslides. Representatives […]
Down the aisle
by Brenda Shaw
Alma Faulds…A Tribute Alma Amelia Schmidt was born January 18, 1915 in Zorra, Saskatchewan to John and Elizabeth Schmidt. Alma’s parents were both immigrants to Canada. Alma grew up in a very large family but one filled with love and laughter. Alma met an engaging young Scotsman named Alexander Faulds. Alec was born August 12, […]