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46Th Annual Wild Game Dinner & Trophy Ball, March Fort Saskatchewan Fish & Game Association Newsletter, Fall 2011 P.O. Box 3038, Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta T8L 2T1 T8L 2T1 Doris & Ron’s 1st 33 lb King salmon, June 2011 2011/2012 Calendar of Events Dec 7 Annual General Meeting, Railway Station, 7 pm Mark’s 2011 Calling Season Moose Dec 16 Christmas Social, Pioneer House, 7 pm Dec 27-30 2011 Youth Winter Camp, Narrow Lake Jan 18 Club General Meeting, Kinsmen Room, Railway Station, 7 pm (Guest Speaker) Jan 18 Last Chance for Trophy Entries Feb 2 Antler Scoring Night, Pioneer House, East Wing Room, 7 pm Feb 15 Club Executive Meeting, Kinsmen Room, Railway Station, 7 pm Feb 19 Sunday, Family Day Weekend, Kids’ Ice fishing Derby, Mons Lake (Coal Lake) 10 am (??) Feb 23-25 AFGA Conference, Glenmore Inn, Calgary Mar 1 Club Executive Meeting, Railway Station, 7 pm Mar 3 Wild Game Dinner & Trophy Ball, Josephburg Hall Mar 21 Club Executive Meeting, Kinsmen Room, Railway Station, 7 pm Apr 14 Zone 5 Spring Meeting, Location TBA Apr 18 Club General Meeting, Kinsmen Room, Railway Station, 7 pm Apr 21 Tri-Club Jerrit Zayac Memorial Trap Shoot, Mundare Range Apr 20-22 Fort Trade Fair, Dow Centennial Centre May 6 Inspection of WTF habitat land, Athabasca 7 May 16 Club Executive Meeting, Proctor Room, Railway Station, 7 pm st May27 Disabled Fishing Derby, Isle Lake (Camp He Ho Ha) Doris & Ron’s 1 33 lb King salmon, June 2011 June 2 Legary Park, Birdhouse Building, Ft. Saskatchewan June 6 President’s BBQ, Club Cabin, 5 pm June 15-17 Family Fishing Derby, Fawcett Lake Birdhouse building at Legary Park – Dan Roth at the Trade Fair, April 29th, 2011 June 20 Club Executive Meeting, Kinsmen Room, Railway Station, 7 pm everyone goes home with a birdhouse July 8-14 Youth Conservation Camp, Narrow Lake July 18-21 BOW (Become An Outdoor Woman), Narrow Lake July 22-28 Youth Conservation Camp, Narrow Lake Aug 10-14 Women’s Outdoor Seminar, Alford Lake Sept 9 Andrew Young Junior Trap Shoot, Mundare Range Sept 13 Hunters’ Night, ACT Rec Centre, Edmonton Sept 19 Club General Meeting, Kinsmen Room, Railway Station, 7 pm (Guest Speaker) Oct 17 Club Executive Meeting, Kinsmen Room, Railway Station, 7 pm Oct 20 Zone 5 Fall Meeting, Location TBA Nov 21 Club Executive Meeting, Kinsmen Room, Railway Station, 7 pm Dec 12 Annual General Meeting, Kinsmen Room, Railway Station, 7 pm Dec 20 Christmas Social, Pioneer House, 7 pm Page 20 Page 1 Executive, 2011 President Gord Blize 998-0062 Directors at Large Past President Doug Butler 895-7799 1st Vice-President Dan Roth 436-3419 Val Blize 998-0062 2nd Vice-President Colin McLean 923-2281 John Homeniuk 764-2422 Secretary VACANT Ingrid & Doug Horner 414-1477 Co-Chair Norm Iwaskiw 992-8409 Lorne & Betty Knudslien 467-7716 Treasurer James Paterson 982-5875 Howard Johnson 998-2661 Co-Chair Howard Johnson 998-2661 George & Lynn Lord 464-1341 Ada McLean 923-2261 Directors, Chairpersons and Committee Members Eric Mickailyk 998-7202 Allan Moeller 464-1981 Membership Andre Radtke 998-1155 Adrienne Paterson 982-5875 Trophy Dan Roth 436-3419 Willy Sheskey 992-0869 Co-Chair Robyn Butler 895-7799 Gord Suprovich 974-0177 Outdoor Rec/Training Doug Butler 895-7799 Newsletter Gord Blize 998-0062 Co-Chair Tella Findlay 998-1509 Honorary Directors at Large Fishing Graham Morin 720-2669 Co-Chairs Roger Gamache 998-7556 John Appleton 998-4594 Lorne & Betty Knudslien 467-7716 Ellen Bablitz 998-1037 Wildlife/Hunting Doug Butler 895-7799 George Hargesheimer 796-2391 Land/Cabin Dan Roth 436-3419 George Shipka 998-4063 Co-Chairs Roger Gamache 998-7556 Andre Radtke 940-5962 Special Committees – Game Dinner James Paterson 982-5875 Range VACANT Gord & Val Blize 998-0062 Co-Chairs Allen Moeller 464-1981 Doug & Robyn Butler 895-7799 Jergen Bech 998-4414 Roger Gamache 998-7556 Social VACANT Dennis & Pat Hlushak 998-9877 Co-Chair Maurice Maa 998-9697 Maurice Maa 998-9697 Fundraising VACANT Chris Moeller 464-1981 Co-Chairs Robyn Butler (Interim) 895-7799 Graham Morin 720-2669 Chris Moeller 464-1981 James & Adrienne Paterson 982-5875 Jim Rowlett 467-8711 Dan Roth 436-3419 Meetings Dennis Hlushak 998-9877 Jim Rowlett 467-8711 Merchandise Chris Moeller 464-1981 Phone Chair Jim Rowlett 467-8711 Publicity Pat Hlushak 998-9877 Youth Committee Gord Blize 998-0062 Co-Chair Brady Johnson 936-6180 Archery Justin Kaban 220-2598 Web Page VACANT Photo Album Robyn Butler 895-7799 CODE OF ETHICS 1. Will know and strictly obey all Fish and Game laws and all other laws governing conduct of the outdoors activity or recreational activity pursued. 2. Will support and actively support the organizations concerned with the welfare of the resources upon which the reactions depend. 3. Will consider and respect the rights and concerns of the public generally and practice their recreations with strict observance of the rules of safety, i.e. firearms safety in hunting 4. Will respect, preserve and protect private property, particularly the land, property and rights of private landowners. 5. Will engage in recreations only with ethical participants and will treat those other participants with courtesy and respect, unless and until the individuals demonstrate they are unworthy of such consideration. 6. Will strive always, individually and through organizations, to pass onto the next generation the knowledge, skills and ethical traditions of various outdoor recreations. MISSION STATEMENT To promote, through education, lobbying and programs, the conservation and utilization of fish and wildlife, and to protect and enhance the habitat they depend upon. Page 2 Page 19 President’s Barbeque PRESIDENT’S REPORT – GORD BLIZE Well, another summer is gone, but we are sure having a beautiful Fall. Hunting is in full swing; both rifle and archery are going strong. I was even successful on an Antlerless Moose Draw in an area that I do not hunt. I must have miscued on the computer when I was putting in for my draws and ended up getting the wrong WMU. I hunted there maybe 20 years ago but it was not the zone that I wanted. Thanks to Dan Roth for taking me under his wing and showing me a new area. So this shows you to pay attention to the details, or watch your fat fingers on the keyboard. As well, we had our first planning meeti ng for the th rd 48 Game Dinner and Trophy Ball which will be happening on March 3 , so if you would like to help plan this exciting event, please let me know. Along with that, we NEED someone in the Fort to take over the deep freezer for the gathering of the donated meat for the banquet. All you have to do is plug it in, record the weight of the meat donated, the type (moose, elk, deer, etc), what WMU it was shot in and the date it was shot, then we look after the Capital Health Permit and away we go. Right now it is at Adrienne and James’, so if you were successful this year, please give them a call and arrange to donate some healthy wild meat. The President’s BBQ went off without a hitch. Thanks to Colin M. and John Homeniuk for doing the BBQ and MANY thanks to Old Country Sausage in Bruderheim for donating the hamburgers (see my report).. Legacy Park bird house building was held on June 4th, with over 180 birdhouses being built. We even had a 92 year young gentlemen walk away with a birdhouse. Many thanks to our volunteers and to Dow Chemical for the grant to buy the wood. We were also approached in October to donate 30 bluebird houses to the Bruderheim Communities in Bloom activity with children, so we did that as well. And the family fishing derby turned out really well (see the report). We sent two youths to Narrow Lake Conservation Camp this summer. Adam Gremm and Jason Hinken were the only two young people who applied (see Jason’s report). One of them was sponsored by the Fluker Family. The Fluker Grandfather, Morgan Alton, passed away earlier this year, and the family requested that instead of flowers, donations be made to the Club. Morgan was not a member but he was never happier than when he was taking a youngster out fishing. His love of the outdoors showed when he was sharing it with his grandkids. We wish to thank Mary Alton and the Fluker Family for this kind gesture in the memory of their husband and grandfather. Once again, Narrow Lake ran two camps this summer. Their Winter Survival Camp is coming up, December 27th to 30th and this camp shows the kids that there is a lot to do in the winter months. You don’t have to hibernate. We will be sponsoring two youth this year again, so let’s get some names in. As well, we sponsored two women to the BOW program at Narrow Lake. Chris Ruzycki and Mary Chizen went and had a fantastic time (please read their report) and we will look forward to the Power Point presentation that they are putting together. We need volunteers for the Camrose Casino on January 13th and 14th, 2012. James is taking the names of volunteers, and when we say work, we mean that term loosely. It’s usually a fun time. We will cover the volunteers hotel, mileage and reason- able food costs (while you are at the casino the food is supplied). This is a big money maker for your Club but please carpool if you can.
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