The boys and girls* played their hearts out, won the first one, lost three in a row, rallied back for a win against Nova Scotia, and our final game against New Brunswick was a nail biter to the final second — such an exciting game, but we lost by one point. Team BC wheelchair basketball […]
Canada Games to wrap up today
jubilance means ??
From a grand-mother’s eye Submitted by Sue Morhun
Living Room – part three
GROWING UP WITH GRANDMA PAT WHALLEY Grandma’s house was typical of most post war homes in northern England. The house had three bedrooms upstairs, a front parlour, the living room and a back kitchen. Down the yard was a flush toilet and next to this was the coal shed. The house only had one kitchen […]
PRH student housing constructed
“Home” will soon look much more inviting for visiting medical students and locum physicians at Penticton Regional Hospital. A new factory-built modular student housing facility was placed on site today (Saturday, Feb. 28) near the hospital’s psychiatric unit. The fully-furnished, single-storey residence will be known as the Lloyd and Lota Jobling House in honour of […]
Off to provincials
All three South Okanagan teams have made provincials. Pee Wee’s are off to Kitimat Bantams are off to Port Hardy Midgets off to Dawson Creek Provincials for all teams take place from the 15th-21st of March. Thee will be lots of fundraising happening in the next 14 days!!! Submitted by Theresa Fortune
town spirit (1) mar 4-18
On the Sunnyside
Noticed The king of England agreed to attend the laying of a cornerstone for a new hospital in a city he had rarely or maybe never visited. As a result huge crowds assembled on the day of his arrival. Thousands thronged the streets and converged upon the grounds where the stone was to be laid. […]