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Established in 1973, the Johnston Meier Insurance Agencies Group operates 41 offices throughout the entire Lower Mainland of British Columbia as well as the Cariboo and Okanagan. With office locations from Williams Lake, Golden and Penticton to Vancouver, we currently handle the insurance needs of over 250,000 customers. As one of the major brokerage operations in British Columbia, we represent a host of leading Canadian and International Insurers. Our staff of professionals are able to offer a wide spectrum of insurance services. We specialize in Commercial and Personal Lines insurance as well as Auto, Life, Disability and Group programs. Johnston Meier has become, for many, the company that handles all aspects of their insurance needs.

Penticton Arts Council Gave Out Almost $5,300 To 5 Member Groups This Week.Left To Right Joyce Chen And Jodi Taylor (Childrens Showcase) Eric Hanston (Penticton Arts Council) Antonia Mahon (Penticton Academy Of Music)Liz Lupton (Strings The Thing) Brad Hillis (Accepting For Penticton Concert Band)Carman Leier (Bc Registered Music Teachers Association)Art Under The Treesthe Artisan Market Is Over For Another Year, Thank You For All Your Support.For More Information Please Email. Artisan220Hotmailcommunity Events Calendarevents Calendarmission Statementthe Mission Of Penticton And District Community Arts Council Is To Increase And Broaden Opportunities For The Public Enjoyment Of And Participation In Cultural Activities, While Working Closely With All Levels Of Government To Address The Cultural Needs Of The Community.Links

30 Minute Hit is a women's only gym offering a 30-minute boxing and kickboxing circuit designed to empower women through fun, challenging workouts that enhance physical and mental strength in a supportive community.

The site was originally operated by a partnership between three field engineers who were kicked out of Russia by the communists after the revolution. After irrigation canal water became available in the early 1920s, they planted tree fruits and ground crops.The land was next sold to Tim Robin, one of the largest growers in the area, who continued to farm it as an apple and peach orchard.The property was sold in a derelict state to Hungarian Arpad Pallay in 1961. Arpad (deceased in 2004) planted apples, cherries and ground crops. He was the first farmer in the lower valley to circumvent the growers' co-op and took his fruit direct to Vancouver. As a juicy side, his daughter Kate married the son of the fruit inspector who has always trying to catch Arpad selling his fruit outside the co-op!