RENDEZVOUS: 4-H members from all over Vancouver Island flocked to the Parksville Community and Conference Centre last Saturday for the annual Island 4-H Rendezvous that offered many workshops

4-H Rendezvous in Parksville

4-H members from all over Vancouver Island flocked to the Parksville Community and Conference Centre last Saturday

  • Apr. 14, 2015 6:00 p.m.
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RENDEZVOUS: 4-H members from all over Vancouver Island flocked to the Parksville Community and Conference Centre last Saturday for the annual Island 4-H Rendezvous that offered many workshops, games and speakers related to 4-H activities.

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