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itususally isa time to exchange
fish stories. However Ron and —
Ginnie Lowrie have ‘came up -
with a little different approach ~
to this fish bake which is
becoming: a tradition ‘at the
Timberland Trailer « Park,
situated just over. two. miles.
southeast of the Skeena Bridge
on the Queensway, — .
The Lowries, both’ ‘keen
fishermen themselves,. who
enjoy a good fish story as much
as anyone else decided : that
: these could be best told in the
proper setting, so three years.
ago they held their first fish fry -
and invited not only the 52
permanent. residents of this .
beautiful park, but the some
twenty odd tourists who were in
residence. The venture went-
over so well that the party is
looked forward toeach year and
has become a “must date” for
residents and visitors alike,
- The highlight of the event is
...the presentation ofa ‘souvenir
"Plaque to the fisherman who
cat Doast in his stories that he
has taken the largest: fish of the,
current season. ; :
.. This yeay the honour went to ;
Ed L'Heureux of Vanderhoof, 500 tourists who stop atthe park the park’s smoke shack some. _All the residents of the park
B.C, who came home with a each year. Many of these years ago before such a facility added to the feast by bringing
“Magnificent 42 pound spring return year after year, In fact existed locally. ’ salads, pickles, deserts etc. Roni

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salmon. He took his prize on Ginnie Lowrie notes that a few Lowrie had an ample stock of
' ‘August 4 while shore fishing i in have returned yearly since the. Tony Yakimovich, a resident good B.C. white wine to wash all -
the Skeena. -— . park opened in 1965... of the Mobile Homes provideda this down with. No one left
Mr, L'Heureux had returned There was plenty more to this couple of steelheads while other hungry and that’s no fish story.
to the Timberland Park as a year’s party than fish stories fish were provided by Biorn Th
tourist this year but for some however. There was plenty of Peturson also a permazent e evening concluded with

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time was a permanent resident, salmon along with the prize- resident as well as Mr, Miklo, . dancing to the wonderful ac-
Ina fine gesture this year’s winner.. Carl Ricard from John Bradley, Arnold Smith, ©Tdion of Bill Young, well-
Number Onefisherman donated Paradise, California’, who ‘The latter also handled the known, saanager ‘of the Tillicum-
his fish to the fish bake. - returns every year donated an barbecue chores, Thea

The long time Timberland 18 pound steelhead to the feast.
championship remains that of @%d demonstrated his fine art of
Harold Anderson of Masoula Salmon smoking with large .
Montana who took a 65 pound portions of this delicacy, In fact
spring salmon in i969. He heads it was Mr. Ricard along witha
. the prizes taken by thesome4 to Mr. Harold Anderson who built

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a Carl Ricard who donated an 18 lb. steelhead to the
Ed L'Heureux of Vanderhoof who caught this  fish-fry being congratulated by Ron Lowrie who
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donated towards the fish fry. wife Ginnie who threw the party.

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