Quesnel River Archers received a donation from the local Rotary club to purchase competition timing gear. Club president Stuart Murray (centre left) gratefully shows the new equipment Rotarian Laurey-Anne Roodenburg (centre right). (Photo submitted)

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Quesnel River Archers received a donation from the local Rotary club to purchase competition timing gear. Club president Stuart Murray (centre left) gratefully shows the new equipment Rotarian Laurey-Anne Roodenburg (centre right). (Photo submitted)

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