Mazes like this are being employed at 1 to meditate and be 1 with world peace
- World Labyrinth Day be 1 at 1 this lady’s yard is dedicated to this endeavor.
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- Water shed is great here!
Waters endless task to the sea and back, eons of time encapsulated in a moment of time; near eternal.
Today in History, April 27th 1124 :
David the 1st becomes King of the Scotts
Sure sign of spring home plate left at local ball field.
Today in history , March 29th 1967
France launches its first atomic powered submarine ; Redoubtable.
This business is new however it bought out an established business (Brookmere Vintage). Took the stock, changed location and name to Under the Willow, nothing to do with asprin I hope ,but they do have lots of fine art and established artists prints. Voght Street Merritt BC.
Today in history, March 26th 1999:
Melissa worm infects Microsoft world wide.
One of my kids went all the way to Los Angeles to drive one of four of theses trucks back for the local contractor Lower Nicola Backhoe to set up a competing business here. The business Phoenix Ready Mix competes with a well established company called Norgaard Ready Mix that has outlived other attempts.
Today in History March 25 2008:
160 square miles of antarctic ice shelf disintegrates.
This sign board seems to meet the unattached criteria that allows some non street faceing signage. Unconfirmed sources say that 2 million in insurance is required.
Today in history, March 23 1956
Pakastan becomes first Islamic Republic though remains in British Commonwealth.
The local optometrist is updating his building to comply with the downtown theme. This after having two competing outlets for eyewear open down the street.
Today in History: March 19th 1931
Gambling legalized in Nevada.
A thought before the weekend , respect those that came before they were a step in what you are now…
Today in History March 5th 1923:
Nevada and Montana pass first old age pension plan in US 25 dollars a month (they didn’t say which month), four years before Canada’s first at 20 dollars for 20 resident British Subjects over 70 years old, with a strict means test.
Correction that should read 20 year resident British Subjects./Or should it?.
A retired man named Jerry has good access to the great outdoors around here. We think that that’s a privilege and worth much in lifestyle and quality of life. A tenured system allows access to Crown land for responsible recreational purposes. One tenure, the open range land (one of the oldest) is sensitive to noxious weeds spreading on rec vehicles and we advise people always to heed signage and gates.
Today in History : February 26th 1948:
US, Britian and France condem coup in Praque.
These paintings and prints are being offered by the arts council in a silent auction, the Arnold Mosley original has a reserved bid of Canadian $1500.00 appraised value of $8,000.00
- This guy is having trouble with the bylaw guys and has come to official letters over signage, I suggested to park behind his shop and use his vehicle for the labour day parade as a float.
The public health people are always concerned with low living conditions, as they effect the general population.This is some of the context they operate in. Is there anything slanderous or libelous about this recently posted sign?
Kevin Griffiths
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The Proprietor Review 