Come to our Sportsman's Supper and bid to win a trip to Larry's Gulch!
The Sackville Rod &Gun Club’s annual Sportsman’s Supper will be held on Saturday, April 25, 2015, at the Tantramar Veteran’s Memorial Civic Centre, 182 Main Street, Sackville, N.B.. Tickets are $20. This year’s meal will be roast beef, vegetables and dessert. There will be a cash bar. Following the meal, raffles and games will take place. Doors will open at 5:30, with the meal being served at 7:00.
The door prize is a .243 Savage rifle donated by Green Diamond Equipment-Moncton, and Savage Arms Canada.
Our premiere live auction item is a salmon fishing trip to Larry’s Gulch Lodge on the Restigouche River. The package is for two people and includes: food, lodging, guide and canoe, fishing and instruction. The exclusive Larry’s Gulch Lodge has hosted Canadian dignitaries, American presidents, Hollywood entertainers and professional athletes from around the world. This is the best fishing in New Brunswick, on the river with the biggest fish. The trip is valued at over $2,600.00. For more information and details about this once in a lifetime opportunity visit http://larrysgulch.ca/ .
Our thanks is extended to the province of New Brunswick and the New Brunswick Wildlife Federation for donating the trip.
Very few supper tickets are left. Contact Roger Estabrooks at 506-364-0091 to purchase tickets
The door prize is a .243 Savage rifle donated by Green Diamond Equipment-Moncton, and Savage Arms Canada.
Our premiere live auction item is a salmon fishing trip to Larry’s Gulch Lodge on the Restigouche River. The package is for two people and includes: food, lodging, guide and canoe, fishing and instruction. The exclusive Larry’s Gulch Lodge has hosted Canadian dignitaries, American presidents, Hollywood entertainers and professional athletes from around the world. This is the best fishing in New Brunswick, on the river with the biggest fish. The trip is valued at over $2,600.00. For more information and details about this once in a lifetime opportunity visit http://larrysgulch.ca/ .
Our thanks is extended to the province of New Brunswick and the New Brunswick Wildlife Federation for donating the trip.
Very few supper tickets are left. Contact Roger Estabrooks at 506-364-0091 to purchase tickets
Monthly Meeting March 4, 2015
The SRGC monthly meeting will be taking place on March 4, 2015 at the Tantramar Civic Center at 7:00. The guest speaker will be a representative from the Petitcodiac Watershed Alliance. The PWA is a non-profit environmental group that tries to improve the environment surrounding the Petitcodiac and Memramcook rivers and their tributaries. This group has undertaken a large number of projects in the last year including Water quality testing, creek restoration, wood turtle monitoring, and surveys for the critically endangered inner Bay of Fundy Salmon in conjunction with the Fundy National Park and Fort Folly Habitat Recovery Program. For more information come attend the meeting and check out their website at www.petitcodiacwatershed.org.
SRGC hosting Canadian Firearm Safety & Hunter Education Course
The Sackville Rod & Gun Club will be hosting a Firearms Safety/Hunter Education course on March 9,10, 16, 17 with testing on the 19. Enrollment is limited so sign up today by calling the Dieppe DNR office at 506-856-2344. The course is open to residents of NB or NS.
The Great Resource Giveaway
The Council of Canadians is hosting an informative presentation about the state of our Crown Land Forest management strategy in the Sir James Dunn Physics building (Corner of Salem & York street) at 7:00 pm on Monday October 6th.
Free introduction to .22 shoot
The Sackville Rod & Gun Club will be hosting a free .22 shoot at the Walker Road Range Sunday Oct. 5 from 12-3 (weather permitting). Each participant will be given 20 shots for free with additional shells available for a nominal fee. Participants will be guided 1 on 1 with trained club members to be taught basic gun handling and shooting techniques. All equipment is provided and no training necessary!
Fall Fair Clay Pigeon Shoot
The Sackville Rod & Gun club will be hosting a public Fall Fair shoot at our Landing Road Range on Sat Sept 20th from 10:00-12:30. Prizes will be awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place finishes. This is for ages 12 and up. There will be instructors there to help those who have never fired a shotgun before. Hearing and eye protection will be supplied at no cost to all shooters.
The Sackville Youth Marksmanship Team will be hosting a fundraising BBQ on site and have a hands on air gun demonstration.
Any club members willing to volunteer during the event are encouraged to attend.
When: Saturday Sept 20 - 10:00 - 12:30
Where: Landing Road Range
Price: $15 - non-members - ammunition provided
$8 - non-members who bring their own ammunition
$4 - cost for club members who bring their own ammunition
The Sackville Youth Marksmanship Team will be hosting a fundraising BBQ on site and have a hands on air gun demonstration.
Any club members willing to volunteer during the event are encouraged to attend.
When: Saturday Sept 20 - 10:00 - 12:30
Where: Landing Road Range
Price: $15 - non-members - ammunition provided
$8 - non-members who bring their own ammunition
$4 - cost for club members who bring their own ammunition
October Meeting Date Change
Due to strong demand from club members the executive have voted to change the date of the October meeting to THURSDAY OCT 2 to accommodate the opening day of duck season. The meeting will take place at 7:00 pm in the MAIN LOUNGE of the Civic Center.
Registration open for the youth fishing derby!
Saturday June 7th, 2014
10:00 am-12:00 Noon
Ages 5-15 inclusive
Includes BBQ lunch (hamburgers, hotdogs, drinks)
Location: Private stocked pond, at #241 Rockport Rd., Rockport, N.B.
YOU MUST REGISTER BY FRIDAY May 30, 6:00PM. Call Everett Mosher 506-536-2916
Please bring a non-perishable food item for donation to the local Food Bank
Rules: Entrants under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Bring your own fishing rod, bait and chair. Maximum of 5 fish may be caught per entrant, no fly-casting during derby (safety).
Prizes: Longest fish, longest string of fish, youngest fisher, plus many draws and raffles
Canoe Raffle: A Windriver canoe package will be raffled off during the event. Tickets are $20 and available from Sean Gormley – 871-0081. Only 125 tickets being sold!
Sponsors:
Sackville Rod and Gun Club Inc.
New Brunswick Conservation Officers Association
New Brunswick Wildlife Trust Fund
10:00 am-12:00 Noon
Ages 5-15 inclusive
Includes BBQ lunch (hamburgers, hotdogs, drinks)
Location: Private stocked pond, at #241 Rockport Rd., Rockport, N.B.
YOU MUST REGISTER BY FRIDAY May 30, 6:00PM. Call Everett Mosher 506-536-2916
Please bring a non-perishable food item for donation to the local Food Bank
Rules: Entrants under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Bring your own fishing rod, bait and chair. Maximum of 5 fish may be caught per entrant, no fly-casting during derby (safety).
Prizes: Longest fish, longest string of fish, youngest fisher, plus many draws and raffles
Canoe Raffle: A Windriver canoe package will be raffled off during the event. Tickets are $20 and available from Sean Gormley – 871-0081. Only 125 tickets being sold!
Sponsors:
Sackville Rod and Gun Club Inc.
New Brunswick Conservation Officers Association
New Brunswick Wildlife Trust Fund
Win a canoe and support the Annual Sackville Youth Fishing Derby!
Support the Annual Youth Fishing Derby by purchasing a ticket for the canoe raffle!
Prize: 15'6" WindRiver Canoe complete with 2 paddles and 4 life jackets (over $900 value)
Ticket Price: $20
Draw Date: June 7, 2013
Draw Location: Rockport at the Fishing Derby
Tickets available from:
Robbie Smith: 536-0688
Matt Hicks: 902-664-4495
Sean Gormley: 871-0081 or spgormley@mta.ca
Turner's Quik Way (Queen's Road, Sackville NB)
Sponsored by:
Sackville Rod and Gun Club
Moncton, Dieppe, Riverview Canadian Tire Stores - Now all selling Firearms!
Prize: 15'6" WindRiver Canoe complete with 2 paddles and 4 life jackets (over $900 value)
Ticket Price: $20
Draw Date: June 7, 2013
Draw Location: Rockport at the Fishing Derby
Tickets available from:
Robbie Smith: 536-0688
Matt Hicks: 902-664-4495
Sean Gormley: 871-0081 or spgormley@mta.ca
Turner's Quik Way (Queen's Road, Sackville NB)
Sponsored by:
Sackville Rod and Gun Club
Moncton, Dieppe, Riverview Canadian Tire Stores - Now all selling Firearms!
Let's Not Miss a Beat!
The Sackville Rod & Gun Club donated $1000 to the Sackville Memorial Hospital Foundation's Let's not miss a Beat Campaign. The money will go towards the purchase of a new cardiac monitoring system to be used for the Emergency Department. Club President Sean Gormley is presenting the cheque to Elaine Smith, the campaign chair.
Fish & Hunt for 10 Years Free!
The New Brunswick Wildlife Federation with support of the Department of Natural Resources are hosting the 9th annual License Lottery. Tickets are available from Sharon at sharon.nbwf@gmail.com for only $5. The winner will receive a class 3 hunting license (deer and game bird) and class 7 angling (salmon tags included) for 10 years. For more information click HERE.
Prize: Class 3 hunting and Class 7 angling license for 10 years
Price: $5 each
Deadline: Dec 31, 2014
The New Brunswick Wildlife Federation with support of the Department of Natural Resources are hosting the 9th annual License Lottery. Tickets are available from Sharon at sharon.nbwf@gmail.com for only $5. The winner will receive a class 3 hunting license (deer and game bird) and class 7 angling (salmon tags included) for 10 years. For more information click HERE.
Prize: Class 3 hunting and Class 7 angling license for 10 years
Price: $5 each
Deadline: Dec 31, 2014
Annual Summer BBQ with Guest Charlie Leblanc May 7
The SRGC will be holding its annual summer BBQ at the Tantramar Civic Center on Wednesday May 7 starting at 5:30. The event is free of charge and all are welcome! The monthly meeting will follow the BBQ with guest speaker Charlie Leblanc, president of the New Brunswick Wildlife Federation
RNBRA to Present at SRGC meeting April 2
Michael Lutes (President) and Wayde Clifford (Director) of the Royal New Brunswick Rifle Association will be presenting at the April meeting. Topics to be discussed include the history of the club, ongoing initiatives, the Youth Marksmanship Program and Range Safety Officer requirements.
When: April 2, 2014
Time: 7:00 pm
Location: Tantramar Veterans Memorial Civic Center, Jean Coutu Boardroom
When: April 2, 2014
Time: 7:00 pm
Location: Tantramar Veterans Memorial Civic Center, Jean Coutu Boardroom
The Truth About Fracking
Join the Sackville Rod & Gun Club for a debate on hydro-fracking and learn the facts!
When: 7:00 pm Wednesday March 5, 2014
Where: Tantramar Veterans Civic Center
Price: Free
Guest Speakers:
Sheri Somerville
Presentation: Onshore Natural Gas Exploration & Development in Atlantic Canada
Natural Gas Advisor, New Brunswick
Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers
Sheri Somerville is the Natural Gas Advisor for the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP) in New Brunswick. CAPP is a national association representing 100 companies throughout Canada who explore for, develop and produce natural gas, natural gas liquids, crude oil and oil sands; as well as 150 associate members that provide a wide range of services to support the upstream crude oil and natural gas industry. CAPP is working together with the New Brunswick Oil & Natural Gas Association (NBO&NGA) to help deliver fact-based information about the exploration and development of oil and natural gas in New Brunswick. With more than 16 years of multi-sector experience in public and business communications at the local, national and international levels, Sheri has a deep understanding of the natural gas exploration and development sector in the Maritimes. She is responsible for engaging a stakeholders, communities, groups, and associations to encourage the flow of science-based information about natural gas potential, exploration and development; its' fit into the energy portfolio; and the economic opportunities it presents.
New Brunswick Anti-Shale Alliance:
Brad Walters is Professor and Coordinator of Environmental Studies at Mount Allison University. He has published extensively on forest ecology and
management, fisheries, methods in human ecology, the human influence on tropical forests, and many other environmentally-related subjects. From 2001 to 2011, Dr. Walters was Head of the Mangrove & Forested Wetlands Working Group, the International Union of Forestry Research Organizations. He has been a member of the Environmental Chamber of Maritime Forest Stewardship Council, the New Brunswick Community Land Trust Board of Directors, the New Brunswick Nature Trust Board of Directors among others.
Jim Emberger has His professional experience includes four years as an investigator and instructor for the U.S. FederaL Energy Administration, a
twenty-year career as a systems consultant and software developer, and five years as the Executive Director of a natural history education non-profit organization that he co-founded with professors from Johns Hopkins. Now retired, he lives in Taymouth, where for the last four years he has been deeply involved as a researcher of shale gas for his local community group, Taymouth Environmental Action. He continues the work of researching, writing and speaking about shale gas and other energy issues as a representative of the New Brunswick Anti-Shale Gas Alliance.
When: 7:00 pm Wednesday March 5, 2014
Where: Tantramar Veterans Civic Center
Price: Free
Guest Speakers:
Sheri Somerville
Presentation: Onshore Natural Gas Exploration & Development in Atlantic Canada
Natural Gas Advisor, New Brunswick
Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers
Sheri Somerville is the Natural Gas Advisor for the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP) in New Brunswick. CAPP is a national association representing 100 companies throughout Canada who explore for, develop and produce natural gas, natural gas liquids, crude oil and oil sands; as well as 150 associate members that provide a wide range of services to support the upstream crude oil and natural gas industry. CAPP is working together with the New Brunswick Oil & Natural Gas Association (NBO&NGA) to help deliver fact-based information about the exploration and development of oil and natural gas in New Brunswick. With more than 16 years of multi-sector experience in public and business communications at the local, national and international levels, Sheri has a deep understanding of the natural gas exploration and development sector in the Maritimes. She is responsible for engaging a stakeholders, communities, groups, and associations to encourage the flow of science-based information about natural gas potential, exploration and development; its' fit into the energy portfolio; and the economic opportunities it presents.
New Brunswick Anti-Shale Alliance:
Brad Walters is Professor and Coordinator of Environmental Studies at Mount Allison University. He has published extensively on forest ecology and
management, fisheries, methods in human ecology, the human influence on tropical forests, and many other environmentally-related subjects. From 2001 to 2011, Dr. Walters was Head of the Mangrove & Forested Wetlands Working Group, the International Union of Forestry Research Organizations. He has been a member of the Environmental Chamber of Maritime Forest Stewardship Council, the New Brunswick Community Land Trust Board of Directors, the New Brunswick Nature Trust Board of Directors among others.
Jim Emberger has His professional experience includes four years as an investigator and instructor for the U.S. FederaL Energy Administration, a
twenty-year career as a systems consultant and software developer, and five years as the Executive Director of a natural history education non-profit organization that he co-founded with professors from Johns Hopkins. Now retired, he lives in Taymouth, where for the last four years he has been deeply involved as a researcher of shale gas for his local community group, Taymouth Environmental Action. He continues the work of researching, writing and speaking about shale gas and other energy issues as a representative of the New Brunswick Anti-Shale Gas Alliance.
Sackville Rod & Gun Club sponsoring Canadian Firearm Safety & Hunter Education Course
The course will be held March 17, 18, 24, 25 at the Tantramar Regional High school/Wetlands Center in Sackville.
The minimum age for the course is 11 years old.
The cost for the course for students 16 years old and younger is $40.00 which includes the cost of the manual.
The cost for students 17 years of age and older is $95.00 plus an additional $10.50 for the manual.
All participants MUST pre-register with the Dieppe DNR office at 856-2344
The minimum age for the course is 11 years old.
The cost for the course for students 16 years old and younger is $40.00 which includes the cost of the manual.
The cost for students 17 years of age and older is $95.00 plus an additional $10.50 for the manual.
All participants MUST pre-register with the Dieppe DNR office at 856-2344
.270 Tikka T3 Draw
Prize: Tikka T3 LITE Stainless .270 with scope
Ticket Price: $20
Draw Date: April 26, 2014
Draw Location: SRG Annual Sportsman Dinner, Tantramar Veteran’s Memorial Civic Centre
**Right Handed Only**
Tickets available from:
Robbie Smith: 536-0688 or at
Turner's Quik Way (Queen's Road, Sackville NB)
Sponsored by:
Sackville Rod and Gun Club
Green Diamond Equipment
Ticket Price: $20
Draw Date: April 26, 2014
Draw Location: SRG Annual Sportsman Dinner, Tantramar Veteran’s Memorial Civic Centre
**Right Handed Only**
Tickets available from:
Robbie Smith: 536-0688 or at
Turner's Quik Way (Queen's Road, Sackville NB)
Sponsored by:
Sackville Rod and Gun Club
Green Diamond Equipment
And the Winner is...
Congratulations to Mr. Olive on winning the Christmas Raffle!
Prize: Savage Axis .22-250 with scope
Sponsored by:
Sackville Rod and Gun Club
Green Diamond Equipment
Prize: Savage Axis .22-250 with scope
Sponsored by:
Sackville Rod and Gun Club
Green Diamond Equipment
Big Bore Competition Winners
Congratulations to the winners of our annual big bore competition! Over 20 participants took part in the freehand 75 yard shoot. Top honours were taken by (Right to Left)
1st - Gerry Richard
2nd - Alistair Estabrooks
3rd - Justin Wells
1st - Gerry Richard
2nd - Alistair Estabrooks
3rd - Justin Wells
Fall Fair Clay Bird Shoot
The Sackville Rod & Gun Club participated in Sackville's Fall Fair by hosting our annual Fall Fair Clay Pigeon shoot. The event is open to all members of the public over the age of 12. This year we had great weather and a great turn out. The winners of the event were:
1st - Andy Melvin (19)
2nd - Bill Holmes (17)
3rd - Dean Acton, Dwayne Acton, Gerry Richard (16)
If any of the winners have not yet received their certificate please contact Matt Hicks.
1st - Andy Melvin (19)
2nd - Bill Holmes (17)
3rd - Dean Acton, Dwayne Acton, Gerry Richard (16)
If any of the winners have not yet received their certificate please contact Matt Hicks.
The 2013 Annual Youth Fishing Derby
The annual youth fishing derby was held on Saturday June 1st, 2013 in Rockport. The Derby was filled to capacity with 65 children registered (free of charge) between the ages of 5 and 15. A free BBQ was prepared by the Conservation Officers from the Canadian Wildlife Services, The Department of Fisheries & Oceans and the New Brunswick Department of Natural Resources. In addition to the fishing the DNR poaching trailer was on display and a fly casting event was held.
The derby was a great success with 57 trout caught. Prizes were made available to all participants thanks to the NB Conservation Association. Grand prizes were awarded as follows:
Largest Fish: 1st Naomi Smith, 2nd Scott Leblanc, Logan Thompson
Longest String of Fish: 1st Dalton Thompson, 2nd Dylan Wilson, 3rd Hunter Ward
Thank you to all the volunteers and the NB Wildlife Trust Fund for making this event such a great success!
An album of photographs taken from the event is posted under the pictures tab.
The derby was a great success with 57 trout caught. Prizes were made available to all participants thanks to the NB Conservation Association. Grand prizes were awarded as follows:
Largest Fish: 1st Naomi Smith, 2nd Scott Leblanc, Logan Thompson
Longest String of Fish: 1st Dalton Thompson, 2nd Dylan Wilson, 3rd Hunter Ward
Thank you to all the volunteers and the NB Wildlife Trust Fund for making this event such a great success!
An album of photographs taken from the event is posted under the pictures tab.
Congratulations to the winner of our Canoe Draw!
Robert Anderson posing with his new WindRiver Canoe! Thank you to the Canadian Tire in Amherst for sponsoring the draw.
Sackville Rod & Gun Club sponsoring Canadian Firearm Safety & Hunter Education Course
The course will be held Sept. 12, 13, 16, 17 at the Tantramar Regional High school/Wetlands Center in Sackville.
The minimum age for the course is 11 years old.
The cost for the course for students 16 years old and younger is $40.00 which includes the cost of the manual.
The cost for students 17 years of age and older is $95.00 plus an additional $10.50 for the manual.
All participants MUST pre-register with the Dieppe DNR office at 856-2344
The minimum age for the course is 11 years old.
The cost for the course for students 16 years old and younger is $40.00 which includes the cost of the manual.
The cost for students 17 years of age and older is $95.00 plus an additional $10.50 for the manual.
All participants MUST pre-register with the Dieppe DNR office at 856-2344
Registration open for Youth Fishing Derby
The Sackville Rod and Gun Club is hosting its annual Youth Fishing Derby on June 1st.. Participants can register by contacting Everett Mosher at 536-2916. Don't hesitate as space is limited. There is no charge for attending but participants are asked to bring a non-perishable food item.
Win a canoe and support the Annual Sackville Youth Fishing Derby!
Support the Annual Youth Fishing Derby by purchasing a ticket for the canoe raffle!
Prize: 15'6" WindRiver Canoe complete with paddles and life jackets
Ticket Price: $20
Draw Date: June 1, 2013
Draw Location: Rockport at the Fishing Derby
Tickets available from:
Sean Gormley: 871-0081 or spgormley@mta.ca
Robbie Smith: 536-0688
Turner's Quik Way (Queen's Road, Sackville NB)
Sponsored by:
Sackville Rod and Gun Club
Amherst Canadian Tire
Prize: 15'6" WindRiver Canoe complete with paddles and life jackets
Ticket Price: $20
Draw Date: June 1, 2013
Draw Location: Rockport at the Fishing Derby
Tickets available from:
Sean Gormley: 871-0081 or spgormley@mta.ca
Robbie Smith: 536-0688
Turner's Quik Way (Queen's Road, Sackville NB)
Sponsored by:
Sackville Rod and Gun Club
Amherst Canadian Tire
Annual Sackville Rod & Gun Club Supper a huge success!
The Sackville Rod and Gun Club held its annual Sportsman’s Supper on Saturday April 27, at the Tantramar Veteran’s Memorial Civic Centre. The supper was filled to capacity with over 135 tickets sold.
The event opened with a welcome from Master of Ceremonies Ray Cochrane, followed by a Hip of Beef meal, catered by Laurie Ann Wesselby.
Throughout the evening a number of draws and raffles were held. Prizes included hotel stays/spa packages from Coastal Inns and Downtown Diner, a men’s raffle for 30 lbs of beef, a 32” television, whipper snipper, hunting rifle, and $100 ave Easy Gift certificates. In all more than 45 raffle items were won.
The Silent auction offered items ranging from Inuit carvings, to beaver traps, to fishing rods, prints, furniture, rifle scopes and ATV helmets.
The live auction included an antique sign, 4 cords of firewood, a Brian Burke autographed Toronto Maple Leafs jersey, several prints and a cake.
The Sackville Rod and Gun Club would like to thank the major sponsors of the event: Green Diamond Outfitters/John Deere, F.R.S. Flooring Solutions, Rodney Lucci Int. Inc, Sackville Save Easy, Ron Waite Forestry, NAPA-Sackville, R.A. Farm, West Sackville Auto, Tantramar Electric and Garry Estabrooks Auto Service. Proceeds from the fundraiser are used to support events and projects in the Sackville area.
The event opened with a welcome from Master of Ceremonies Ray Cochrane, followed by a Hip of Beef meal, catered by Laurie Ann Wesselby.
Throughout the evening a number of draws and raffles were held. Prizes included hotel stays/spa packages from Coastal Inns and Downtown Diner, a men’s raffle for 30 lbs of beef, a 32” television, whipper snipper, hunting rifle, and $100 ave Easy Gift certificates. In all more than 45 raffle items were won.
The Silent auction offered items ranging from Inuit carvings, to beaver traps, to fishing rods, prints, furniture, rifle scopes and ATV helmets.
The live auction included an antique sign, 4 cords of firewood, a Brian Burke autographed Toronto Maple Leafs jersey, several prints and a cake.
The Sackville Rod and Gun Club would like to thank the major sponsors of the event: Green Diamond Outfitters/John Deere, F.R.S. Flooring Solutions, Rodney Lucci Int. Inc, Sackville Save Easy, Ron Waite Forestry, NAPA-Sackville, R.A. Farm, West Sackville Auto, Tantramar Electric and Garry Estabrooks Auto Service. Proceeds from the fundraiser are used to support events and projects in the Sackville area.
Clay bird shooting begins!
The Sackville Rod & Gun Club Inc. will be holding at their Landing Road Range their first clay bird shoot of the season Monday, April 29, starting at 6:00 PM.
This activity will continue every Monday night from now until the last of September, weather permitting.
All are invited to attend and participate. The cost is $4.00 a round for members. Non-members must pay an additional $3.50 for insurance.
For those wishing additional information call Everett at 536-2916.
This activity will continue every Monday night from now until the last of September, weather permitting.
All are invited to attend and participate. The cost is $4.00 a round for members. Non-members must pay an additional $3.50 for insurance.
For those wishing additional information call Everett at 536-2916.
Sackville Rod & Gun Club Awarded Most Active Branch
At the 89th annual New Brunswick Wildlife Federation Annual General Meeting the Sackville Rod & Gun Club was awarded the Most Active Branch award for the second consecutive year.
Ron Whitehead (R) presents the award for most active branch to Sean Gormley of the Sackville Rod and Gun Club
