Parksville-Qualicum Fish and Game Club

The Parksville-Qualicum Fish and Game Club elected its new executive and directors recently.

The Parksville-Qualicum Fish and Game Club elected its new executive and directors recently. Above

The Parksville-Qualicum Fish and Game Club elected its new executive and directors recently. Above, from left, are: Phil LeGras, Rod Wiebe (secretary), Tina Wilson (treasurer), Gord Gebhardt, John Willson, Ron Card, Mark Hurst, Tyrone Heigh, Bob Paterson, Bob O’Brien and Don McIlargey.

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