Money for club

Tweedsmuir Park Rod and Gun Club in Burns Lake accepted a cheque for $13,750 last week.

Rosanne Murray

Rosanne Murray

Rosanne Murray, Bob Fowler and Linda Blackwell at the Tweedsmuir Park Rod and Gun Club in Burns Lake accept a cheque for $13,750 last week.

The cheque is the final portion of a Nechako Kitimat Development Fund grant of $27,500.

 

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