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Gun & Sportsmans Show draws 2,000+

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South Peace News

Tammy Kaleta presented a plaque to Paul Loewen, who accepted it on behalf of Cal Burnside. Kaleta says Burnside has dedicated many years of his life to the sporting world. Burnside could not attend the dinner for health reasons.

Tammy Kaleta presented a plaque to Dick Blaikie for his many years of service to the High Prairie Fish and Game Association.

Keira Kushner, left, and Scott Simms of Sustainable Resources Development provided information about the mountain pine beetle, wildfire prevention and camping on public lands. Simms works in High Prairie and Kushner works in Slave Lake.

Bob Rohloff was in the Sports Palace taking registrations for his hunter’s education course and memberships for the High Prairie Gun Club.

Keaton Auger tries a trick jump during the broom dance. Behind him is Sam Cunningham, who waited for his turn in the dance.

Tanner Grey was in step for the broom dance. His instructor, Audrey Anderson, says only boys perform the dance.

Cole Cross, left, and Curtis English provided information about bear awareness, barbless fishing hooks and the 2009 sport fishing regulations. English works for Alberta Fish and Wildlife in High Prairie. Not shown are Tim Krikun and Cole Smith, who also work for Alberta Fish and Wildlife.

These children didn’t chicken out during the chicken dance. From left are Jastyn Gauchier, Zetta Anderson, Sam Cunningham and Destiny Anderson.

The Rocky Top band performed following the dinner. From left are Don Cunningham, Shannon Cunningham, Len Lawrence, Carmen Pelletier and Rocky Walker, with Cliff Merchant on the drums.

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