Pictures – 2011 singles winner Quinn Erzinger shown at top next to this year’s top player Middle – 2012 singles winner Brian Cook shown with Mayor Ron Hovanes and Youth Ambassadors Sierra Hammond and Carly Craik Bottom – Tournament organizers Clif and Joyce Antypowich with Cook Doubles Competitive: 1st place: Brian Cook & Fred Slater, […]
Last day for chimney poll
Poll has got the attention of many people. Sunday is last day – so get your vote in.
Crokinole Doubles champions – single play on now
Brian Cook and Fred Slater of Toronto – took the BC Open championship playdowns at Oliver’s Community Hall Saturday – action all day. This was doubles play with all contenders now challenging each other in singles play.
Baldy Buzz
Saturday March 17th St Patricks Day. The party is at the Baldy Bar this year. Get the leprechaun costume out for your chance to win Baldy Bucks. Thursday March 22nd and 29th. We will be open extra days for Spring Break. Looking for something to do with your school age kids? Bring them up for […]
Food
Lemon, avocado, chocolate, garlic, potatoes, legumes, spinach, broccoli, salmon, and walnuts. Ten best things to eat for your health. Are they in your diet? Okay time for a drive to the supermarket – salmon and chocolate sounds good. Picture supplied by wikipedia
Cambodia – Oliver students get a lesson from afar
Mam Sambath, executive director of DPA (Development and Partnership in Action), a small non governmental organization in Cambodia, speaks to the History 12 class at SOSS on Friday. He spoke of rural development issues in Cambodia, of residual land mines left over from the Khmer Rouge era in 1979, and of political and social issues […]
Through the lens with Lance Soare
Oliver Daily News will be featuring local scenes this weekend by Lance Soare of Freedom Photography
School District #53 Report
Student Achievement Dual Credit Students: Diana Thomson, Okanagan College Associate Registrar – Recruitment and Admissions, reports that the college is experiencing the largest intake of dual credit students in one semester. She writes “It is due to the hard work of all the secondary Career Coordinators and counselors, and college admissions staff, administrators and instructors […]