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Imagine finding
the perfect place
IMAGINE
LIVING IN PENTICTON
PENTICTON RELOCATION GUIDE
PENTICTON RELOCATION GUIDE
Table of Contents
Overview of Penticton
3
Location
4
Penticton’s Weather
5
Penticton School District
6
Population Statistics
7
Labour Force Statistics
8
Community Facts Statistics
9
Motor Vehicle Licensing and Insurance
10
Penticton Regional Airport
10
Health Care in BC
11
Penticton Regional Hospital
11
Local Contact Numbers
12
Local Realtors
13
Storage and Moving
13
Places of Worship
14
Service Clubs and Lodges
15
Whether you want to achieve a successful
business in technology, manufacturing, tourism
or agriculture;
train for the Ironman Triathlon year-round;
live in a city where a 100 mile diet is achievable;
have a stress-reduced, less-congested lifestyle;
Or all of the above,
Penticton has it all.
Penticton Economic Development Services Office
553 Railway Street. Penticton, BC. V2A 8S3
250.493.3323 www.imaginepenticton.ca
Overview of Penticton
Penticton lies in British Columbia, Canada’s most
westerly province. The city is located in BC’s southcentral region, known as the Okanagan Valley and
home to over 350,000 people. The area has become a
prime destination for residential and small business
relocations due to the gentle climate, excellent
transportation link, strong labour force, and the ready
availability of first-rate recreational opportunities.
Penticton area. Nestled in vineyards, carved from
canyons, or appearing like lush oases on the desert
landscape, golfers can enjoy courses with spectacular
views and natural hazards to challenge every level.
Skiers can enjoy Apex Mountain Ski Resort, only a 30
minute drive from Penticton.
Attractions
An array of consumer products and services are
available in Penticton’s multitude of shops and stores.
Choose from a variety of indoor shopping centres,
and a thriving downtown corridor.
Penticton can offer all of the amenities of larger urban
centres, yet maintains the tranquility of a small
community. It is a great place to work, live and do
business.
The Penticton Art Gallery, Penticton Museum, Leir
House Cultural Centre and the Okanagan School of
the Arts are all evidence of the strong cultural soul of
the community. The newly opened South Okanagan
Events Centre attracts internationally renowned
performers and shows.
Penticton’s economy is based on:
agriculture (182 wineries in the Okanagan valley),
tourism (1.4 million visitors per year; 41 hotels),
manufacturing (85 companies are based here),
and retirement (25% of the population is over 65).
An Educated City
Penticton provides a full range of public education
facilities, from pre-school to senior secondary and
includes arts and technical training and a number of
independent schools.
A City For All Seasons
Penticton is an all-season playground, surrounded by
vineyards, two fresh water lakes and gentle rolling
mountains. Modern facilities offer a wide variety of
recreational activities—Penticton boasts four ice
arenas, an indoor pool with water slide, a curling rink,
gymnasium, and an indoor soccer facility. The
Okanagan Valley offers one of the longest golf
seasons in Canada. Golfers have a choice of seven
championship and 21 additional courses within the
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PENTICTON LOCATION
Destination
Kelowna, BC
Distance/
kms
72 km
Drive
Time
1 hr
Kamloops, BC
242 km
2 ½ hr
Merritt, BC
155 km
1 ½ hr
Vancouver, BC
391 km
4 ½ hr
Calgary, AB
683 km
8 hr
Seattle, WA USA
504 km
5 ½ hr
Location of Penticton: 49°, 30′N, 119°, 35′W
Penticton has excellent access to the vibrant markets of
Western Canada, the United States, and the Pacific Rim.
Geographical size: 4,447 hectares (17.2 square miles)
Elevation: 344.1 metres (1,130 feet) above sea level.
Hours by Highway: Penticton is a five-hour drive from
Vancouver, eight hours from Calgary, Alberta, and a fiveand-a-half hour drive from Seattle, Washington, USA.
Penticton is easily accessed via Highway 97 from the
USA and other Okanagan locations. There are three
routes from Vancouver, on Highway 3 or 3A, or via
Highways 5 (Coquihalla) and 97C.
Highway 97: runs from the Yukon and Alaska through
the centre of British Columbia to Washington, Oregon
and California. This transportation corridor provides
access to a potential market of more than 40 million
people.
The segment of Highway 97 that runs through the
Okanagan has been designated the ―Wine Route‖, as it is
Canada’s largest wine growing area.
By Air: Air Canada Jazz offers daily scheduled flights
at the Penticton Regional Airport with connecting
flights to all major Canadian cities and many
International destinations.
From Alberta, Penticton is accessed via Highway 1
(Trans-Canada), 16 and Highway 93. Highway 1 keeps
Penticton well-connected to the BC and Trans-Canada
Highway system.
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Penticton’s Weather
PENTICTON HAS THE BEST CLIMATE
When Environment Canada did its national
survey, Penticton came out shining. In the
Climate Severity Index based on four factors
of discomfort, psychological effect, hazard,
and outdoor immobility, Penticton rated the
lowest at 16. The lower the score out of a
possible 100, the less stress is induced by
climate.
Source: Environment Canada: Climate Severity Index
CLIMATE STATISTICS FOR PENTICTON
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec Annual
Daily Mean Minimum C°
-5.6
-3.3
-1.7
1.9
5.9
9.7
11.6
11.2
7.3
3.1
-0.4
-2.9
3.0
Daily Mean Maximum C°
-0.3
4.0
9.0
15.6
20.8
24.5
28.6
27.3
22.0
14.4
6.4
2.2
14.0
Daily Mean
-2.9
0.3
3.7
8.7
13.4
17.1
20.1
19.2
14.7
8.7
3.1
-0.4
8.0
Mean Rainfall (mm)
8.9
10.4
12.2
22.9
27.7
35.6
24.6
22.4
18.0
19.8
19.3
10.4
232
Mean Snowfall (cm)
24.9
10.9
4.6
0.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Tr
6.9
21.6
69
Mean Total (mm)
31.5
20.8
16.5
23.1
27.7
35.6
24.6
22.4
28.0
19.8
25.7
30.5
296
76
67
50
41
41
40
36
39
46
58
71
79
Temperature
Precipitation
Mean Relative Humidity (%)
At 4:00 pm
Sunshine
Hours of bright sunshine yearly: 2,032 (average since 1941)
Wind
Prevalent wind – January
Prevalent wind - July
Normal frost free period
S28 at 15 km/hr
N26 at 10 km/hr
May 11 – October 1: 143 days
CLIMATE COMPARISON
Sunshine (Hours)
January
July
Annual Total
Temperature (°C)
Daily Maximum: January
July
Daily Minimum: January
July
Daily Average: Annual
Precipitation (mm)
January
July
Annual Total Precipitation
Annual Total Rainfall
Annual Total Snowfall
Penticton
Kelowna
Vernon
Vancouver
48
311
2,032
44
311
1,981
45
308
1,896
55
296
1,919
1
28
-5
12
9
-1
28
-8
10
7
-2
27
-8
12
8
6
22
0
13
10
27.3
28.4
308.5
250.5
730.0
31.1
33.7
366.4
280.7
1055.0
41.0
38.0
447.4
322.7
1233.0
149.0
361.0
1167.0
1117.0
549.0
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Penticton School District
kindergarten to grade 8 schooling in French-as-a-firstlanguage. French Immersion is available in grades 6 to
12, and ESL programs are available at all schools in the
District.
The mission of the Okanagan Skaha District (#67) is
to provide a learning environment for all students to
develop the knowledge, skills and attitudes that will
enable them to become productive members of a
changing global society.
Graduating students consistently score higher than the
provincial average on provincial examinations and are
more successful at obtaining provincial scholarships.
Academic, career preparation, pre-apprenticeship
training and high tech programs are offered at the
senior secondary level. For more information, contact:
School Board Office (District 67), 425 Jermyn Avenue,
Penticton, BC, telephone: 250.770.7700; website:
www.sd67.bc.ca.
For the school year 2008/2009, the District enrolled
6,793 students in the Penticton and Summerland area
in eleven elementary schools (kindergarten to grade 5),
four middle schools (grades 6 to 8), and three senior
secondary schools. All schools offer a full range of
programs including special education services, practical
arts, and fine arts. The Ecole Entre Lacs, administered
by the Francophone Education Authority, offers
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS: GRADES K - 5
Carmi Elementary
Columbia Elementary
Giants Head Elementary (Summerland)
Kaleden Elementary
Naramata Elementary
Parkway Elementary
Queens Park Elementary
Trout Creek Elementary (Summerland)
Uplands Elementary
West Bench Elementary
Wiltse Elementary
400 Carmi Avenue
1437 Allison Street
10503 Prairie Valley Road
152 Linden Ave, Kaleden
3660-8th Street, Naramata
225 Kinney Avenue
330 Power Street
5811 Nixon Road
145 Middle Bench Road
1604 West Bench Road
640 Wiltse Boulevard
250.770.7697
250.770.7676
250.494.9272/250.770.7671
250.497.5453/250.770.7692
250.496.5225
250.770.7686
250.770.7680
250.494.7876
250.770.7678
250.492.6049/250.770.7698
250.770.7694
MIDDLE SCHOOLS: GRADES 6 – 8
KVR Middle School (French Immersion)
McNicoll Park Middle School
Skaha Lake Middle School
Summerland Middle School
300 Jermyn Avenue
1213 DeBeck Street
110 Green Avenue West
13611 Kelly Avenue
250.770.7600
250.770.7683
250.770.7674
250.494.6511/250.770.7685
SECONDARY SCHOOLS: GRADES 9 – 12
Penticton Secondary (French Immersion)
Princess Margaret Secondary
Penticton Indian Band Education Centre (K-12)
Summerland Secondary
158 Eckhardt Avenue East
120 Green Avenue West
200 Westhill Drive
9518 Main Street
250.770.7750
250.770.7620
250.770.3210
250.494.6581/250.770.7650
SCHOOL DISTRICT 93 (Francophone Education Authority)
Ecole Entre Lacs (K-8)
1077 Nelson Avenue
250.770.7691
INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS
Concordia Lutheran School (K-5)
The Glenfir School (K-12)
Holy Cross Catholic School (K-8)
Penticton Community Christian School (K-12)
Summerland Montessori (K-5)
2800 South Main Street
P.O. Box 1800, Summerland
1298 Main Street
102 - 96 Edmonton Avenue
10317 Prairie Valley Road
250.492.5902
250.494.0004
250.492.4480
250.493.5233
250.494.7266
OKANAGAN COLLEGE
Penticton Campus
Summerland Campus
583 Duncan Avenue West
13211 Henry Street
250.492.4305
250.494.1300
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Motor Vehicle Licensing and Insurance
DRIVER’S LICENCE
If you are new to British Columbia and drive a vehicle,
you need to obtain a BC driver's licence within 90 days
after moving here. This can be done at the Service BC
Government Agents Office, 40 Calgary Avenue,
Penticton.
ADDRESS CHANGES
If your address has changed, your driver’s licence and
motor vehicle insurance policy will both have to be
updated. You must let ICBC know within 10 days of
moving.
Note that the procedures for changing the address on
your driver’s licence and your insurance policy are not
the same.
New residents who hold a Canadian, American,
Austrian, German, Swiss, Japanese or South Korean
licence can usually complete their licence exchange the
same day, provided they bring all necessary
documents. For more information, visit:
www.icbc.com/driver-licensing/moving-bc/licencesfrom
Address Changes for Driver’s License
1. Online: www.addresschange.gov.bc.ca/
2. Phone: 1.866.775.0011
3. In person: Service BC Government Agents Office,
40 Calgary Avenue, Penticton, BC, V2A 2T6,
Phone 250.487.4200
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
All motorists in BC must carry basic automobile
insurance. For residents, it is provided through the
Insurance Corporation of British Columbia’s (ICBC)
Basic Autoplan. For more information, visit:
www.icbc.com/insurance/
Address Changes for Automobile Insurance
You will need to visit an Autoplan broker in person to
change your address on your policy.
For a list of local Autoplan brokers, check under
―Insurance‖ in the Yellow Pages of the telephone
directory or visit:
www.icbc.com/autoplan/broker
Penticton Regional Airport offers daily scheduled service to
and from Vancouver. The Airport is a point of entry into
Canada with on-site customs service.
AIRPORT SERVICES
Air Canada Jazz scheduled flights to Vancouver
24-hour Flight Service Station
Customs
Car Rentals
Full Ground Transportation Services
Restaurant
Aircraft Parking & Maintenance Facilities
Car Parking - $3 per day
Airport Manager 250.770.4414
www.cyyf.ca
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Health Care in British Columbia
Medical Services Plan
Enrolment in the Medical Services Plan (MSP) is
mandatory for all BC residents. MSP covers the cost
of medically required services provided by physicians
and
supplementary
health-care
practitioners,
laboratory services and diagnostic procedures.
Information on medical and health-care benefits
provided by the MSP can be viewed at:
www.health.gov.bc.ca/msp/infoben/benefits.html
The Penticton Regional Hospital is operated by
Interior Health with 129 acute care beds and directly
serves a population of approximately 43,500 and is a
referral hospital for the South Okanagan (85,000
people). A full range of services is provided with the
exception of open heart surgery, neuro-surgery and
recent spinal cord injury care.
When Does Coverage Begin?
New residents or persons re-establishing residence in
BC are eligible for coverage after completing a waiting
period that normally consists of the balance of the
month of arrival plus two months. For details on
eligibility and enrolment, visit:
www.health.gov.bc.ca/msp/infoben/eligible.html
When To Apply?
You should apply for MSP coverage immediately after
arriving in BC to allow time for your application to be
processed. Applications for MSP can be done at the
Service BC Government Agents Office, 40 Calgary
Avenue, Penticton, Telephone 250.487.4200.
Application forms are also available online at:
www.health.gov.bc.ca/msp/forms.html
Outpatient Services
Integrated Health Center – Chronic Disease
Management (diabetes, cardiac, renal health);
Oncology Program; Day Surgery and Ambulatory Care
Services, Rheumatoid Arthritis Program; Mental
Health Rehabilitation – Physiotherapy, Occupational
Therapy, Speech Pathology, Nutritional Counselling;
Cardiology; Genetics; Neurology.
Coverage During the Waiting Period
New residents from other parts of Canada should
maintain coverage with their former medical plan
during the waiting period. New or returning residents
arriving from outside Canada should contact a private
insurance company for coverage during this period.
Diagnostic Services
Diagnostic imaging - General X-ray, Ultrasound, CT,
Cardiac Ultrasound, MRI; Laboratory and Pathology
Services; Respiratory Therapy.
FAIR PHARMACARE
PharmaCare provides financial assistance to British
Columbia residents for eligible prescription drugs and
designated medical supplies. The level of assistance is
based on need, the lower your income, the more
assistance the government provides for your
prescription drugs. Further information on this
program can be found at:
pharmacare.moh.hnet.bc.ca/PPIBroker?
ExternalAction=JppiHome
Hospital Medical Staff
6 Anaesthesiology
4 Paediatrics
2 Oncology
1 Dermatology
4 Radiology
1 Otorhinolaryngology
10 Internal Medicine
3 General Surgery
4 Obstetrics/Gynaecology
2 Pathology
2 Psychiatry
2 Ophthalmology
57 Family Practice
1 Urology
4 Orthopaedics
2 Neurology
Source: Penticton Regional Hospital, November 2006
Acute Services
Emergency; Obstetrics; ICU/CCU; General Medicine;
Surgery (general & orthopaedic), Gynaecology;
Maternity; Paediatrics, Psychiatry; Rehabilitation; Renal
Program.
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Local Contact Numbers
CITY OF PENTICTON
171 Main Street
Penticton, BC V2A 5A9
250.490.2400
www.penticton.ca
HOSPITAL:
550 Carmi Avenue
Penticton, BC V2A 3G6
250.492.4000
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
553 Railway Street
Penticton, BC V2A 8S3
250.492.4103
www.penticton.org
PENTICTON HEALTH CENTRE
740 Carmi Avenue
Penticton, BC V2A 8P9
250.770.3434
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
553 Railway Street
250.493.3323
www.penticton.ca/eds
SERVICE BC GOVERNMENT
AGENTS OFFICE
40 Calgary Avenue
Penticton, BC V2A 2T6
250.487.4200
REGIONAL DISTRICT OFFICE
101 Martin Street
Penticton, BC V2A 5J9
250.492.0237
1.877.610.3737
www.rdos.bc.ca
MOTOR VEHICLE DEPARTMENT
40 Calgary Avenue
250.487.4200
EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION:
Canada Employment Centre
386 Ellis Street
Penticton, BC V2A 8C9
250.492.3848
MEDICAL PLAN:
Medical Services Plan of BC
1.800.663.7100
WALK-IN CLINICS:
Apple Plaza Walk-in Clinic
162-1848 Main Street
Penticton, BC V2A 5H3
250.493.5228
Peach City Medical & Urgent Care
3090 Skaha Lake Road
250.276.5050
ELECTRICITY AND WATER:
Penticton City Hall
171 Main Street
Penticton, BC V2A 5A9
250.490.2400
TERASEN GAS UTILITIES
444 Okanagan Avenue East
Penticton, BC V2A 3K2
250.490.2600
www.terasengas.com
TELEPHONE LINE:
Telus
Residential: 310.2255
Business: 310.3100
www.telus.com
SCHOOL ENROLLMENT:
School District # 67
425 Jermyn Avenue
Penticton, BC V2A 1Z4
250.770.7700
www.sd67.bc.ca
TELEVISION:
CHBC Television
342 Leon Avenue
Kelowna, BC
250.762.4535
OKANAGAN COLLEGE
Penticton, BC V2A 8E1
250.492.4305
www.okanagan.bc.ca
CABLE:
Shaw Cable
Customer Service
250.492.5832
www.shaw.ca
NEWSPAPERS:
Penticton Herald (Daily)
186 Nanaimo Avenue
250.492.4002
www.pentictonherald.ca
Penticton Western News Daily
(Monday to Friday)
2250 Camrose Avenue
Penticton, BC V2A 8R1
250.492.3636
Western News Advertiser
(Wednesday, Friday)
2250 Camrose Avenue
250.492.3636
www.pentictonwesternnews.com
RADIO:
Giant FM 100.7
125 Nanaimo Avenue
Penticton, BC V2A 1N2
250.493.6767
Sun FM 97.1 And EZ Rock AM 800
33 Carmi Avenue
Penticton, BC V2A 3G4
250.492.2800
RECREATION:
Penticton Community Centre
325 Power Street
250.490.2426
www.penticton.ca/city/parks_rec
RCMP
1168 Main Street
250.492.4300
WELCOME WAGON
Pam
250.276.7349
ANY GOVERNMENT
INFORMATION CALL:
INQUIRY BC
1.800.663.7867
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Local Realtors
For real estate listings online visit www.mls.ca
CENTURY 21 LAKE 2 LAKE REALTY LTD
1421 Main Street, Penticton, BC V2A 5G7
Phone: 250.490.2002
www.century21.ca
COLDWELL BANKER OKANAGAN REALTY
101-1873 Main Street, Penticton, BC V2A 5H2
Phone: 250.492.2911 Fax: 250.492.2878
[email protected]
McINTYRE REALTY
2010 Main Street, Penticton, BC V2A 5H4
Phone: 250.493.0286 Fax: 250.493.0276
[email protected]
ONE PERCENT REALTY LTD
101-543 Ellis Street, Penticton, BC V2A 4M4
Phone: 250.492.7922, Fax: 250.492.7944
[email protected]
REALTY EXECUTIVES PENTICTON
280 Main Street, Penticton, BC V2A 5B2
Phone: 250.493.4372 Fax: 250.493.4376
Toll Free: 1.866.493.4372
[email protected]
REMAX PENTICTON REALTY
101-3115 Skaha Lake Road, Penticton, BC V2A 6G5
Phone: 250.492.2266 Fax: 250.492.3005
Toll Free: 1.800.652.6246
[email protected]
www.remax-pentictonbc.com
REMAX FRONT STREET REALTY
2 Front Street, Penticton, BC V2A 1H1
Phone: 250.492.2233 Fax: 250.490.0226
Toll Free: 1.866.44.REMAX
[email protected]
www.frontstreetrealty.net
ROYAL LEPAGE - LOCATIONS WEST
484 Main Street, Penticton, BC V2A 5C5
Phone: 250.493.2244 Fax: 250.492.6640
[email protected]
www.royallepage.ca/Penticton
SUTTON POWER 1 REALTY
543 Martin St. Penticton B.C. V2A 5L5
Phone: 250.487.0001 Toll Free: 1.877.487.0001
www.suttonpower1.com.
LOCKE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
528 Main Street, Penticton, BC V2A 5C7
Phone 250.492.0346 Fax 250.492.6673
Storage & Moving
ADVANTAGE MINI STORAGE
Penticton, BC
Phone: 250.493.3917
AFFORDABLE STORAGE
Penticton, BC
Phone: 250.492.3006
108 Green Mountain Road
Penticton, BC
Phone: 250.492.6078
Toll Free: 1.877.648.6464
www.affordable.ca
CARMI MINI STORAGE
1 - 1362 Carmi Avenue
Penticton, BC
Phone: 250.493.2828
EXTRA STORAGE
1280 Commercial Way
Penticton, BC
Phone: 250.809.0727
www.extra-storage.ca
PENTICTON SELF STORAGE
101 - 380 Industrial Avenue East
Penticton, BC
Phone: 250.493.9227
2360 Government Street
Penticton, BC
Phone: 250.493.0737
www.pentictonstorage.ca
PROTECTED MINI STORAGE
275 Okanagan Avenue East
Penticton, BC
Phone: 250.492.1033
COTTER’S MOBILE STORAGE
126 Spruce Place
Penticton, BC
Phone: 250.493.6303
RAILWAY MINI STORAGE
500 Railway Avenue
Penticton, BC
Phone: 250.492.5557
U-STORE MINI STORAGE
101-105 Martin Street
Penticton, BC
Phone: 250.493.8899
FAMILY MOVERS
Phone: 250.493.2687
JADE LINE MOVING
Atlas Van Lines Agent
Phone: 250.492.8040
ST. GEORGE MOVING & STORAGE
Phone: 250.492.7371
WILLIAMS MOVING & STORAGE
Phone: 250.492.3104
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Places of Worship
Abundant Life Christian Fellowship
102 - 105 Martin Street
Phone: 250.492.0131
Services: Sunday @ 10:30am
HINDU
South Okanagan Hindu Temple
2706 Johnson Street
RR4, Site 87A, Comp 16
Summerland, BC
Phone: 250.494.0851
Services: Sunday @ 11am
Alliance Church
197 Brandon Avenue
Phone: 250.493.7136
Services: Sunday @ 9:30am & 11am
JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES
Jehovah’s Witnesses
30 Roy Avenue
Phone: 250.493.7315
ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA
St Saviour’s Anglican Church
150 Orchard Avenue
Phone: 250.492.4325
Services: Sunday @ 8am & 10am
LUTHERAN
Concordia Lutheran Church
Phone: 250.492.5902
Services: Sunday @ 9am & 10:30am
BAHA’I FAITH
Baha’i Of Penticton
PO Box 91, Penticton, BC
Phone: 250.493.8957
Our Redeemer Lutheran Church
1370 Church Street
Phone: 250.492.6861
BAPTIST
Baptist Church (First)
1498 Government Street
Phone: 250.492.3824
Services: Sunday @ 10:30am & 7pm; Saturday @ 7pm
MENNONITE BRETHREN
Grace Mennonite Brethren Church
74 Penticton Avenue
Phone: 250.492.0088
CATHOLIC
St Ann’s Roman Catholic Church
1296 Main Street
Phone: 250.492.3169
Services: Saturday @ 5pm & Sunday @ 11am; Thursday & Friday
@ 9am
ORTHODOX
Greek Orthodox Church
1265 Fairview Road
Phone: 250.492.5592
St John Vianney Roman Catholic Church
361 Wade Avenue West
Phone: 250.492.7035
Services: Sunday @ 9am & 7pm; Wednesday @ 9am
NON-DENOMINATIONAL
New Beginnings Church
96 Edmonton Avenue
Phone: 250.770.1675
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
First Church Of Christ (Scientist)
608 Winnipeg Street
Phone: 250.492.3071
Services: Sunday 10:30am; Wednesday @ 7:30pm
PENTECOSTAL
Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle
945 Main Street
Phone: 250.493.3911
Services: Sunday @ 10am & 6pm
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY
SAINTS
Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-Day Saints
Phone: 250.493.5580
PRESBYTERIAN
Penticton Free Presbyterian Church
20 Preston Avenue
Phone: 250.490.0520
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Church Of Nazarene
523 Jermyn Avenue
Phone: 250.492.4028
Services: Sunday @ 10:30 am
St. Andrews Presbyterian Church
387 Martin Street
Phone: 250.492.8304
SALVATION ARMY
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Salvation Army Community Church
Phone: 250.492.6494
Services: Sunday @ 10:30am; Thursday @ 7pm
UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA
Penticton United Church
696 Main Street
Phone: 250.492.2684
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
290 Warren Avenue West
Phone: 250.492.3135
Services: Saturday @ 9:30am & 11am
VICTORY CHURCH OF PENTICTON
352 Winnipeg Street
Phone: 250.487.1300
Services: Sunday @ 10am & 6pm
SIKH
Sikh Temple & Indian Cultural Society
Phone: 250.493.8048
PENTICTON VINEYARD
Vineyard Christian Fellowship
102-1825 Main Street
Phone: 250.492.0888
Service Clubs and Lodges
AIRFORCE ASSOCIATION OF CANADA (890 South
Okanagan Wing)
President:
Oliver Stopsen
Res: 250.493.3290
Past President: Eleanor Paulin
Mess: 250.492.3151
Res: 250.492.8338
Address:
c/o 126 Dakota Avenue
Penticton, BC V2A 8X1
Meetings:
3rd Thursday of the month at 1 pm at the
Penticton Flying Club, Penticton Airport.
CHRISTOPHER HOUSING SOCIETY
Address:
c/o 137-2575 South Main Street
250.493.7797
Meetings:
3rd Wednesday of the month.
CHRISTOPHER SOCIETY OF PENTICTON
Contact:
Jim Calvert, President
Res: 250.493.1875
Address:
c/o Christopher Housing Society
137-2575 South Main Street
ARMY, NAVY, AIRFORCE VETERANS CLUB
UNIT NO. 97
President:
Dean Potter
Office: 250.490.4980
Secretary:
Sandra Psiurski
250.497.1111
Address:
257 Brunswick Street
Meetings:
3rd Sunday of the month at 11 am at the
club.
FAITH REBEKAH-LODGE 32 (SUMMERLAND/
PENTICTON)
Secretary:
Beverly Holland
Res: 250.493.6478
Address:
Hall: 250.492.5809
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES
President:
Bob Hazell
Office: 250.490.0211
Fax: 250.492.4281
Secretary
Dave Smith
Address:
1197 Main Street
Penticton, BC V2A 5B6
BENEVOLENT and PROTECTIVE ORDER OF
ELKS OF CANADA - LODGE 51
Contact:
Dave Atkinson, Bar Manager
Office: 250.492.6183
Secretary:
Claire Underhill, Treasurer
Lodge: 250.492.2949
Address:
Elks Lodge, 343 Ellis Street
Penticton, BC V2A 4L8
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES - LADIES
AUXILIARY
President:
Shirley Pedersen
Bus: 250.490.0211
Fax: 250.492.4281
Secretary:
Cindy Smith
Address:
1197 Main Street
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMAN'S CLUB
President:
Peggy Whitley
Res: 250.494.9700
Secretary:
Marge Donovan
Res: 250.492.4333
Meetings:
Held the 3rd Tuesday of every month at 6
pm at Days Inn, Penticton.
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GYRO CLUB of PENTICTON
President:
Gerry Klappe
Res: 250.492.7229
Secretary:
Bill Hartt
Res: 250.493.3872
Address:
PO Box 247
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS (ST JOHN’S)
Contact:
Harry Niehe
250.490.5540
Meetings:
3rd Monday of the month, St John Vianney
Church, 361 Wade Street.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS - LODGE #49
Email:
[email protected]
Contact:
Reg Greenwood
Res: 250.493.1181
Marv Wilson, Chancellor Commander
Phone/Fax: 250.492.6520
Address:
c/o 1566 Duncan Avenue
Meetings:
Held 1st Thursday of the month, 7 pm at the
IOOF Hall,125 Eckhardt Avenue East and
the 3rd Thursday, Supper Meeting at 6 pm at
the Sandman Inn.
I.O.D.E. DIAMOND JUBILEE CHAPTER
President:
Carol McRae
Res: 250.493.3399
Secretary:
Rhelda Pawulski
Res: 250.493.9149
Address:
c/o 1248 Duncan Avenue East
JAYCEES CLUB OF PENTICTON
President:
Margie Nuttal
Res: 250.488.2301
Vice-President: Ryan Sirianni
Res: 250.490.4420
Fax: 250.492.8861
Address:
PO Box 20245
Penticton, BC V2A 5C3
LIONS CLUB (PENTICTON)
President:
Guy Oliver
Res: 250.492.6447
Address:
PO Box 226
113 - 437 Martin Street
Meetings:
Held 2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month.
Refreshments at 6 pm and dinner at 6:30 pm
at the Sandman Inn. Meeting starts at 7 pm.
KINETTE CLUB OF PENTICTON
Contact:
Hazel Cooke
Res: 250.494.9176
Address:
150-216 Hastings Avenue
Penticton, BC V2A 2V6
Meetings:
General meetings every 2nd Monday at 8
pm at 150-216 Hastings Avenue.
MASONIC TEMPLE ASSOCIATION
Contact:
Steve Ward
Res: 250.493.8000
Address:
c/o 157 Orchard Avenue (Masonic Hall)
Fax: 250.492.9842
KINSMEN CLUB OF PENTICTON
Email:
[email protected]
President:
Alf Cobb
Res: 250.493.3681
Address:
150-216 Hastings Avenue
Penticton, BC V2A 2V6
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR
Secretary:
Eileen Ward
Res: 250.493.3186
Address:
c/o 157 Orchard Avenue (Masonic Hall)
Meetings:
Held every 2nd Wednesday of the month, at
7:30 pm at the Masonic Hall.
KIWANIS CLUB OF PENTICTON
Email:
[email protected]
President:
Pat Hurd
250.493.0484
Secretary:
Peter Armstrong
250.492.0279 Fax: 250.492.7147
Address
360 Brunswick Street
Meetings:
2nd and 4th Wednesday at 12 noon, at the
Sandman Inn.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Contact:
c/o 137 - 2575 South Main Street
Meetings:
Held 1st Monday of the month, St Ann’s
Catholic Church, 1295 Main Street.
PYTHIAN SISTER OF PENTICTON (CALANTHE
TEMPLE #26)
Secretary:
Ethel Broccolo
Res: 250.492.0316
Address:
1110 Killarney Street
Meetings:
Held 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of the month, 7:30
pm at IOOF hall, 343 Ellis Street.
16
QUOTA
INTERNATIONAL OF PENTICTON
BRANCH
President:
Susan Blackwell
Res: 250.493.3236
Secretary:
Joy Pinney
Res: 250.493.5066
Address:
220 Manor Park Avenue
Fax: 250.493.0495
Meetings:
Business meetings, 2nd Tuesday of each
month (call for information).
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION (LADIES
AUXILIARY)
Office:
250.492.3074
President:
Kay Rutledge
Res: 250.492.5926
Secretary:
Jean Lum
Res: 250.492.3836
Meetings:
Held 1st Monday of the month at 2 pm,
except July and August, at the Legion Hall.
RCMP VETERANS ASSOCIATION - OKANAGAN
DIVISION (Summerland to US border)
President:
Jack Ross
Res: 250.493.7392
Past President: Don Walker
Res: 250.497.5440
Meetings:
Auxiliary luncheons, and social meetings
are held the 3rd Saturday of each month,
Informal lunch at the Legion Hall on
Tuesdays.
REDLAND REBEKAH - LODGE 12
Secretary:
Beverly Holland
Res: 250.493.6478
Address:
Hall: 250.492.5809
ROTARY ANNS
President:
Sharon Amos
Res: 250.770.1173
Address:
c/o 510 Naramata Road
SHRINE CLUB OF PENTICTON
President:
Ray Hudson
Res: 250.493.2740
Address:
157 Orchard Avenue
Meeting:
1st Friday of each month at 6 pm at the
Day’s Inn.
PENTICTON-OKANAGAN ROTARY CLUB
President:
Sue Harvey
Res: 250.492.3323
Secretary:
Lloyd Higgs
Res: 250.493.8764
Address:
PO Box 20065
Meetings:
Held Tuesdays at the Ramada Inn at 7 am.
SHRINE
President:
Address:
ROTARY CLUB (DOWNTON PENTICTON)
President:
Gerry Karr
Res: 250.493.5537
Secretary:
Mark Peeren
Res: 250.496.5114
Meetings:
Held Wednesdays at the Days Inn at 12
Noon.
Meetings:
UNICEF
Contact:
Address:
ROTARY CLUB (SKAHA)
President:
Doug Lawrie
Res 250.492.7594
Meetings:
Held every Wednesday at 6 pm at the
Penticton Lakeside Resort.
CLUB OF PENTICTON (LADIES'
AUXILIARY)
Carol Gunn
Res: 250.493.4853
114 Pineview Place
Held the 1st Friday of the month at the
Penticton Lakeside Resort and Casino.
Mrs D. Tuck
Res 250.492.0166
1297 King Street
VALKRES OF CANADA (FORMERLY JAYCETTES)
President:
Donna Falck
Res: 250.492.1032
Address:
556 Edna Avenue
Penticton, BC V2A 2M2
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION - BRANCH 40
President:
Keith Foster
Office: 250.492.3074
Address:
502 Main Street
Lounge: 250.492.2882
Meetings:
Held 3rd Monday of the month at 7 pm.
VALLEY AMATEUR RADIO COMMUNICATIONS
Co-ordinator: Al Miller
Res 250.493.5940
Address:
162 Corry Place
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