Keremeos Review, December 26, 2013

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Review

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Vol.15 Number 52

Thursday, December 26, 2013

Serving the communities of Keremeos, Cawston, Okanagan Falls and Kaleden

$1.15 including GST

FIRE IN CAWSTON

Second structure fire this month in Cawston See page 3

COMMUNITY MINDED STUDENTS

Photo by Steve Arstad

Leadership students collect food for those in need See page 7

PERFORMING STUDENTS

Cawston Primary School held its long running annual Christmas concert last week. The delightful event, called Twinkle and Shine, was themed around a Christmas tree’s star. In photo: (back row) - Niki Schwetje, (front row, left to right - Julie Allison, Lamay Boshoff and Sarah Hare sing “Gotta Get a Tree.” For more photos of the Christmas play, please see page 8.

RCMP report vehicle, mail theft Mailbox thefts continue to plague Lower Similkameen communities By Steve Arstad news@keremeosreview.com

Terrific students and students of the month See page 6

Keremeos RCMP reported continuing mail theft from mailboxes in the Keremeos area, including Cawston and Olalla. The thefts have occured over the past two weeks and appear to be

Wood Stoves & Supplies ♦ Wood Stoves ♦ Pellet Stoves ♦ Pellets

random in nature. On December 20, police reported the latest thefts from a number of boxes that were jimmied and contents emptied at a community mailbox site at Ritchie Road and Lowe Drive in Cawston. Thieves are targeting parcels, cash in the mail, cheques and anything that is of value that people send and receive, especially around Christmas time. Theft has occurred to mailboxes in the Oliver area as well. Keremeos RCMP would like to hear from anyone who sees or has knowledge of suspicous activities

FEED STORE Farm Supplies, feed, fencing, shavings, pellets...

around area mailboxes. They are asked to contact the detachment at 250-499-5511, or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-337-8477. Vehicles stolen from compound Sometime during the night on Sunday, December 15, the vehicle impound lot behind Fas Gas was broken into and two vehicles - a 1995 Ford pick up and a 1993 Nissan were stolen. The pickup was recovered in Princeton, while the Nissan was found locally. Police have no suspects at this time.

Pet Food & Pet Supplies See us for your Dog & Cat needs!

Fletcher Building Supplies ▪ 250-295-6938

222 Burton Ave., Princeton ▪ princeton@timbrmart.ca ▪ Open 7 days a week


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