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The 35th annual Kamloopa Powwow is scheduled for August 1, 2 & 3, 2014. The powwow is hosted by the Tk’emlups te Secwepemc and is held at the ‘special events facility’ along Yellowhead Hwy no.5 and Shuswap Road.

The powwow is to expect 500 dancers and drummers from across Canada and the United States. The powwow attracts over 15,000 spectators over the course of the weekend to take in the colorful sights and spectacular sounds of the dancers and drummers.

The 3-day celebration begins with opening ceremonies, called grand entry, at 7 pm on Friday. After grand entry there will be intertribal dancing when everyone from all nations may come and join the circle to dance.

Friday evening will finish off with the first round of competition dancing and drumming for contestants of all ages and categories.

The dance categories include traditional, chicken, grass, jingle, fancy bustle, and fancy shawl.

The event will begin Saturday with the powwows second grand entry at noon. Following grand entry will be intertribal dancing and exhibition dancing of tiny tots for children under the age of 6.

During the afternoon session the children ages 7 to 12 and teens will compete in their second round of competition dance categories.

The third grand entry of the powwow is scheduled to be on Saturday evening at 7 pm. During the evening session it will be the second round for the Golden Age and Adult dance categories to compete.

Sunday will begin with the princess pageant at 11 am. The last grand entry of the powwow will begin at noon on Sunday. Following grand entry there will be intertribals, tiny tot exhibition dancing, and the final round for the Hand Drum Competition. The Sunday session will be the final round of competitions for all dance categories.

The powwow will continue throughout the afternoon and into the evening with the crowning of Pow Wow Princess 2014-2015.

Come and experience the First Nation culture. Everyone is welcome to attend the 35th Annual Kamloopa Powwow. General admission cost is $10 per day or $20 for a weekend pass. Admission is free for Elders, people with special needs, and children under the age of 6.

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KAMLOOPA POWWOW SCHEDULE

FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 2014 8:30 am BOX OFFICE, FACILITIES & VENDORS OPEN 2:00 pm REGISTRATION OPENS FOR: Princess Pageant & Visiting Royalty Drum & Dance Categories 6:45 pm DRUM ROLL CALL DRUM SONG 7:00 pm GRAND ENTRY INVOCATION FLAG SONG & VICTORY SONG OPENING REMARKS: Chief Shane Gottfriedson WELCOME SONG PLATEU FEATHER PICK-UP INTERTRIBALS COMING OUT & JR. BOYS TRADITIONAL SPECIAL – Ages 12 & Under Sponsored by Kayleb Jules & Family INTERTRIBALS COMPETITIONS: Junior Categories – Ages 7 to 12 Girls Traditional Girls Jingle Girls Fancy Boys Traditional Boys Grass

Boys Fancy Boys Chicken INTERTRIBALS COMPETITIONS: Men’s Buckskin Golden Age Categories – Ages 50 & Over Women’s Golden Age Men’s Golden Age INTERTRIBALS COMPETITIONS: Teen Categories – Ages 13 to 17 Girls Traditional Girls Jingle Girls Fancy Boys Traditional Boys Grass Boys Fancy Boys Chicken 10:00 pm REGISTRATION CLOSED FOR THE EVENING INTERTRIBALS COMPETITIONS: Adult Categories - Ages 18 & Over Women’s Traditional Women’s Jingle Women’s Fancy Men’s Traditional Men’s Grass Men’s Fancy Men’s Chicken RETIRE THE COLOURS AT MIDNIGHT

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KAMLOOPA POWWOW SCHEDULE SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 2014 8:30 am BOX OFFICE, FACILITIES, & VENDORS OPEN 10:00 am REGISTRATION OPENS FOR: Princess Pageant & Visiting Royalty Drum & Dance Categories 11:45 am DRUM ROLL CALL DRUM SONG 12 noon REGISTRATION CLOSED Princess Pageant Drum & Dance Categories GRAND ENTRY INVOCATION FLAG SONG & VICTORY SONG INTERTRIBALS

EXHIBITIONS: Tiny Tot Categories – Ages 6 & Under Sponsor – Blackwell Dairy Farm Tiny Tot Girls Tiny Tot Boys Adult & Golden Age Categories INTERTRIBALS COMPETITIONS: Junior Categories – Ages 7 to 12 Girls Traditional Girls Jingle Girls Fancy Boys Traditional Boys Grass Boys Fancy Boys Chicken INTERTRIBALS COMPETITIONS: Teen Categories – Ages 13 to 17 Girls Traditional Girls Jingle

Girls Fancy Boys Traditional Boys Grass Boys Fancy Boys Chicken INTERTRIBALS TEEN GIRLS CONTEMPORARY VS. OLDSTYLE JINGLE SPECIAL: Sponsored by Yeliz Akova & Family SUPPER BREAK 6:45 pm DRUM ROLL CALL DRUM SONG 7:00 pm GRAND ENTRY INVOCATION FLAG SONG & VICTORY SONG INTERTRIBALS EXHIBITIONS:

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KAMLOOPA POWWOW SCHEDULE Juniors & Teen Categories INTERTRIBALS Men’s Buckskin Golden Age Categories – Ages 50 & Over Women’s Golden Age Men’s Golden Age INTERTRIBALS WOMENS RETRO OLD STYLE FANCY SPECIAL: Sponsored by Brandy McCallum & Family INTERTRIBALS COMPETITIONS: Adult Categories – Ages 18 & Over Women’s Traditional Women’s Jingle Women’s Fancy Men’s Traditional Men’s Grass Men’s Fancy

Men’s Chicken RETIRE THE COLOURS AT MIDNIGHT

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INVOCATION FLAG SONG & VICTORY SONG CLOSING REMARKS: Chief Shane Gottfriedson INTERTRIBALS EXHIBITION: Tiny Tot Categories – Ages 6 & Under Sponsor – Blackwell Dairy Farm Tiny Tot Girls Tiny Tot Boys INTERTRIBALS COMPETITION FINALS: Junior Categories, Ages 7 to 12 Girls Traditional Girls Jingle Girls Fancy Boys Traditional Boys Grass X See SCHEDULE page 6

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KAMLOOPA POWWOW SCHEDULE X From page 5

Boys Fancy Boys Chicken INTERTRIBALS TEEN GIRLS FANCY SPECIAL: Sponsored by 2013-2014 Miss Kamloopa, Alicia Cardinal & Family COMPETITION FINALS: Teen Categories – Ages 13 to 17 Girls Traditional Girls Jingle Girls Fancy Boys Traditional Boys Grass

Boys Fancy Boys Chicken INTERTRIBALS CROWNING & VICTORY 2014 - 2015 Miss Kamloopa Princess COMPETITION FINALS: Men’s Buckskin Golden Age Categories – Ages 50 & Over Women’s Golden Age Men’s Golden Age INTERTRIBALS WOMENS OLDSTYLE JINGLE SPECIAL: Sponsored by the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc Chief & Council MENS CHICKEN SPECIAL:

Sponsored by the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc Chief & Council INTERTRIBALS COMPETITION FINALS: Adult Categories – Ages 18 & Over Women’s Traditional Women’s Jingle Women’s Fancy Men’s Traditional Men’s Grass Men’s Fancy Men’s Chicken INTERTRIBALS NO SUPPER BREAK RETIRE THE COLOURS AT MIDNIGHT

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POWWOW PRIZE PAYOUT LIST DANCE COMPETITIONS TINY TOT (SAT/SUN): Girls & Boys - $1,000 split ($5 each) JUNIORS CATEGORIES, AGES 7-12: Traditional, Grass, Jingle, Fancy & Chicken 1st $250 2nd $200 3rd $150 4th $100 TEENS CATEGORIES, AGES 13-17: Traditional, Grass, Jingle, Fancy & Chicken 1st $500 2nd $400 3rd $300 4th $200 ADULT CATEGORIES, AGES 18 & OVER: Traditional, Grass, Jingle, Fancy & Chicken 1st $1,000 2nd $800 3rd $600 4th $400 GOLDEN AGE CATEOGIES, AGES 50 & OVER: Women & Men 1st $1,000 2nd $800 3rd $600 4th $400 MEN’S BUCKSKIN, AGES 45 & OVER: 1st $1,000 2nd $800 3rd $600 4th $400 PRINCESS PAGEANT: 1st $400 2nd $300 3rd $200

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LINEUP FOR GRAND ENTRY Flag Bearers War Veterans K.I.B. Chief & Councillors Visiting Chiefs & Councillors Visiting Royalty Men’s Buckskin Golden Age Categories Men’s Golden Age Women’s Golden Age Adult Categories - Ages 18 & Over

Men’s Traditional Men’s Grass Men’s Fancy Men’s Chicken Women’s Traditional Women’s Jingle Women’s Fancy

Boys Chicken Girls Traditional Girls Fancy Girls Jingle

Teen Categories - Ages 13 to 17 Boys Traditional Boys Grass Boys Fancy

Junior Categories - Ages 7 to 12 Boys Traditional Girls Traditional Boys Grass Girls Jingle Boys Fancy Girls Fancy

Powwow corporate sponsors Kukwstsétsemc (special thanks) to all of our sponsors for your support!

DIAMOND PLUS ($5,001 Plus) Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc: $57,500 Sunridge Equipment Ltd.: $7,500 Lee’s Music (Sound/Equipment Discount): $5,500 DIAMOND LEVEL ($3,500 - $5,000) New Gold Inc.: $4,000 PLATINUM LEVEL ($2000 - $3499) Royal Bank of Canada: $2,000 Sun Rivers Limited Partnership: $2,000 GOLD ($1,000 - $1,999) Jubilee RV Centre (Donation of 2 RV Rental Value): $1,500 Brentwood Enterprises Ltd.: $1,000 CSC Electric Ltd: $1,000 Kamloops Office Systems: $1,000 McCarthy Tétrault LLP: $1,000 SILVER ($500 - $999) Urban Systems Ltd.: $750 Halston Bridge Esso: $500 First Nation Tax Commission: $500 Kamloops Airport: $500 Horizon North Camp & Catering Partnership: $500 Fulton & Company LLP: $500 Shuswap Nation Tribal Council: $500 KPMG LLP: $500 Progressive Rubber: $500 Douglas Lake Equipment Ltd. Partnership: Donation Warner Rentals: Donation

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2014 POWWOW HEAD STAFF HOST DRUM Young Bird, Pawnee, Oklahoma Since forming in 1997, Young Bird has travelled all across North America representing Pawnee, Okla., and sharing the beautiful sounds of the Southern Plains. While representing many different tribes of Oklahoma, YoungBird has always carried pride and respect for the ways of the Southern Drum. YoungBird has carried hopes to create new paths in which no other Southern drum group has had the opportunity, while upholding the pride and respect for preceding southern drum groups such as Rose Hill and Bad Medicine.

HONORARY HOST DRUM Sage Hills Singers, Kamloops, B.C. Our name represents the Kamloops area, Tk’emlĂşps known to the SecwĂŠpemc people as “where the rivers meetâ€? and where we make our home. Sage Hills formed in the winter of 2003; we have travelled to powwows throughout BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, California, Idaho and Washington.

MASTERS OF CEREMONIES Stan Isadore, Slave Lake, Alta.

My name is Stan Isadore. I am a Cree Native from the Driftpile band. I was born in High Prairie, Alta., in 1972 and raised on the Driftpile reservation. My whole life and the activities as well as experiences I’ve encountered have been aimed towards performing or theatre related. I began the Native style of dance at the age of two.

Russell Red Crow, Standoff, Alta.

Oki/hello, my name is Russell Red Crow. I am a member of the Blood Tribe in Southern Alberta, we are 1 of the 4 bands that make up the Blackfoot Confederacy. It is great to back in beautiful Kamloops, BC and be part of this wonderful powwow.

ARENA DIRECTOR Dale Alexis, Alexis, Alta.

Aba washded; hello. I am of Stony decent and speak my language fluently. I am 47 years old and was born and raised on the Alexis Nakoda Sioux Nation in Alberta. I am one of 11 children (four girls, seven boys) born to Alexander and Bella Alexis. I have two children; Dale Jr. is 24 years old and my daughter, Natalya is 14 years old. I have been involved in the powwow circle for approximately 30 years as a singer, grass dancer and an arena director. As a young man, I was chosen by my tribe to take on the responsibilities of an arena director. Over time, I have learned from various mentors, elders and

well renowned powwow veterans. I take my job as an arena director seriously and take great pleasure in working with the dancers and singers. I see the role of an arena director as a form of structure that we all must follow to maintain law and order in the arbor and to ensure the success of a powwow.

WHIPMAN Kasey Nicholson, Fort Belknap Reservation, MT Kasey Nicholson is a member of the Ah-aah-niiih (White Clay) Nation of the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation in North-Central Montana. Kasey also has bloodlines tied to the Blackfeet Nation, Crow Nation, Arapaho Nation, Inuit Nation and Blood Nation. Kasey lives in Fort Belknap Indian Community, Montana, and is selfemployed as a Motivational Speaker, Comedian and Life Coach.

He is honoured to serve as the Whipman at this year’s 2014 Kamloopa Powwow. Kasey has been dancing for many years and is a champion grass and chicken dancer. Kasey has also sung with various drum groups, such as Dry Lake, Black Bull Jr.s, Assiniboine Cree and others. In addition to dancing and singing at pow-wows, Kasey is a presenter and entertainer for a variety of ages and backgrounds on issues both pertinent to Native and urban communities.

Kasey speaks of cultural-identity issues, educational endeavours, spiritual awareness, cultural understanding, substance abuse awareness, suicide prevention, and many other issues that face Native America today.

HEAD DANCE JUDGE Brandon Daniels, Morley, Alta.

Brandon Daniels, a Stoney-Nakoda Sioux from Bearspaw Band in Morley, Alberta making his home in Kamloops, British Columbia, with his wife Delyla and their twin daughters Ella and Alexa.

Brandon comes from a family of singers and dancers; he has experienced the life of the powwow trail traveling across Canada and the United States. Powwow has been a part of his life for over 20 years; he’s been a grass dancer since 1984 and started singing 1992. And, he is the lead singer of Sage Hills. Brandon would like to welcome all powwow people, visiting spectators, arts and crafts people and special guests to the 35th Annual Kamloopa Powwow.

Brandon is honoured to be asked to be a Head Dance Judge for this year’s powwow and would like to express my thanks to the Kamloopa Powwow Society for the opportunity. Brandon wishes all the contestants luck and a safe travel home for everyone!

HEAD DRUM JUDGE Shawn Bottle, Standoff, Alta.

Shawn Bottle, a Blackfoot from the Blood Tribe in Standoff, Alta.

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DRUM RULES

DANCE RULES

• All lead singers must register their drum and all of the singers with that drum. Once the drum registration form has been submitted to the secretaries there will be no exception for changes or additions;

• All contestants must be registered before the start of noon grand entry on Saturday, August 2, 2014, and must be wearing the number issued to them (no late registration);

• There will be no late registration for drums, all drums must be registered before drum rollcall at 11:45 a.m. on Saturday, Aug. 2, 2014;

• All dance numbers must be visible to the judges and secretaries during the competitions, grand entries, exhibitions and spot checks;

• No singers are allowed to register to more than one (1) drum group and no drum hopping. If singers are caught, penalties will be given to that registered drum;

• All contestants must be in grand entry and enter with their category to receive points. The only exception is for dancers registered to the host drum(s), which those dancers must be dressed and are responsible for giving their numbers to the secretaries before grand entry;

• All singers must be present and ready to sing when called upon, points will be given for drum rollcall, intertribal and contest songs.

During contest songs all drums will be allowed four (4) starts, during intertribal songs all drums will be allowed five (5) leads unless otherwise directed by head staff; • Drummers must keep drum area clean; • All drums must have a minimum of five (5) singers per group prior to registration and set up; • Intertribals will go in left to right drum rotation and contest will go in right to left drum rotation; • There are no drugs or alcohol allowed, if drummers are in possession or suspected to be under the influence of drugs or alcohol they will be disqualified; and • Each drum will be judged on a point system beginning on Friday, August 1, 2014, as follows: Present at drum rollcall - 10 points for each Grand Entry; Leads - 5 points (each lead from a different singer is a point); Starts singing when called upon - 5 points; Singing - 5 points; Drumming - 5 points; Appropriate song - 5 points.

• All contestants must be in the exhibition and/or spot checks to receive points. There will be no exceptions; • Each contestant will be judged on skill, dress, and dance ability. Judging will be strictly on a point system, beginning on Grand Entry Friday as follows: 1st Grand Entry - 75 points; 2nd to 4th Grand Entry - 50 points; Spot Checks/Exhibitions-25 points; 1st place- 50 points; 2nd place- 25 points; 3rd place- 15 points; 4th place- 10 points; Tie Breaker- 1 point • All contestants must be at least 1/4 native blood; • Each contestant must be in full regalia during competitions, grand entries, exhibitions/spot checks and be of the correct gender for that category; • If an eagle feather of a contestant’s regalia falls or is dropped during competition then he/she must disqualify him/herself for that session and may be disqualified by the Arena Director or Whipman if the dancer does not disqualify themselves; • Each contestant can only register in one (1) dance category, with the exception being Specials; and there is a zero tolerance for drugs or alcohol.

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Kamloopa Powwow host-drum history (Honourary in parenthesis) 2014: Young Bird, Pawnee, OK (Sage Hills, Kamloops, BC) 2013: Stoney Park, Morley, AB (Sage Hills, Kamloops, BC) 2012:Black Lodge, White Swan, WA (Sage Hills, Kamloops, BC) 2011: White Fish Bay, White Fish Bay, ON (Sage Hills, Kamloops, BC) 2010: White Fish Jr’s, Big River, SK (Sage Hills, Kamloops, BC) 2009: Bear Creek, Sault Ste. Marie, ON (Sage Hills, Kamloops, BC) 2008: Sage Hills, Kamloops, BC 2007: Wild Rose, Wapato, WA (Sage Hills, Kamloops, BC) 2006: High Noon, Hobbema, AB (Sage Hills, Kamloops, BC) 2005: Bull Horn, Lethbridge, AB (Sage Hills, Kamloops, BC) 2004: Tha Tribe, Lawrence, KS 2003: Big Bear, Frog Lake, AB 2002: Blackstone, Sweetgrass, SK 2001: Wild Horse, N. Battleford, SK (Midnight Express, Twin Cities, MN) 2000: Chiniki Lake, Morley, AB (Pipe Stone Creek, SK) 1999: Cathedral Lake, Keremeos, BC (White Fish Jr’s, Big River, SK) 1998: Chiniki Lake Jr’s, Morley, AB (Southern Cree, Box Elder, MT) 1997: Northern Cree, Saddlelake, AB (Blackstone, Sweetgrass, SK) 1996: EyaHay Nakota, Morley, AB (Little Eagle, Ada, OK) 1995: Indian Nation, Granger, WA (Red Bull, Payton, SK) 1994 : Little Boy, Calgary, AB (Cathedral Lakes, Keremeos, BC) 1993: Eagle Speaker, Yelm, WA (Hawk River, Alexis, AB) 1992: High Noon, Turtleford, SK 1991: Blackfoot Crossing, Gleichen, AB 1990: Black Lodge, White Swan, WA 1989: Little Boy, Calgary, AB 1988: Wabumun Lake, Duffield, AB 1987: Sarcee Rowan, Calgary, AB 1986: Blackfoot A1, Cluny, AB 1985: Blackfoot Crossing, Gleichen, AB 1984: Blackfoot A1, Cluny, AB 1983: Spear Fish, Yakima, WA 1982: Eagle Hill, Strathmore, AB 1981: Blackfoot, Gleichen, AB 1980: Shuswap Nation, Kamloops, BC

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JUDGE RULES The arena director, whipman and head drum judges will choose judges for all competitions If a judge is caught judging a relative their ballot will be considered invalid All decisions will be final, i.e. you cannot change your decision once it has been submitted to the head staff for tallying Be sure of the numbers, write down the numbers clearly and sign each ballot

EAGLE WHISTLES & EAGLE FEATHER PICK-UP Four veterans will be called upon to do all feather pick-ups, only exception will be for eagle bustles, fans or a full complete piece that has feathers on it • No whistles are to be blown during competitions • Anyone having blown a whistle shall report to the whipman or the arena director • There will be no exceptions for fanning a drum •

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All contestants must be 13 to 17 years old, enrolled in high school or another educational institute and must be single having no children or spouse, and be female; Each contestant will be asked to: • Perform one straight dance.

• Say a speech on a topic of choice • Perform a talent of choice • 50/50 tickets starting on Saturday, August 2, 2014.

All contestants will be judged on a point system.

There will be a total of one hundred points possible from each judge in Àve of the follows: • OutÀt - 20 points • Dance – 20 points • Speech – 20 points • Talent – 20 points • Poise & Appearance – 20 points • Total – 100 Points • In addition, every 100 tickets sold = 100 points The successful princess must return the crown; and The powwow committee will judge the pageant.

FOR YOUR INFORMATION SHOWER FACILITIES are available.

CAMPFIRES WILL NOT BE PERMITTED within any of the camping areas.

PARENTS PLEASE WATCH YOUR CHILDREN! PLEASE DO NOT DISTURB: Dancers often leave blankets on the bleachers to reserve their space. Out of respect for the dancers and their families, please do not move or remove any chairs or blankets.

RESERVED SEATING: The bleachers to the right and left of the stage are reserved for special guests and elders. The first two rows around the lawn chair seating area are reserved for the dancers and their families.

RECORDERS: Recorders must give mike runners priority to all drums.

THIS IS AN ALCOHOL- AND DRUG-FREE EVENT, strictly enforced by security.

THE FIRST-AID STATION is located at the north entrance.

TWENTY-FOUR HOUR SECURITY is located at the north entrance.

THE KAMLOOPS INDIAN BAND and the Society will not be held responsible for any lost, stolen or damaged articles or injuries.

PHOTO TAKING: There are appropriate times and places to take pictures. Please do not take pictures surrounding the judges as it may cause interference with contestant number collection, and also no video camera set-up inside the arbor or around the drum areas.

Please turn off cameras during blowing of whistles or feather pickups.

NO DOGS ALLOWED. PARKING IN THE SPECIAL EVENTS FACILITY is run on a first come first serve basis. Any people leaving including contestants during supper break or any other time may not be able to re-enter the facility if it is full to its capacity.

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Tim Rodgers, General Manager

660 Columbia St. West Kamloops, BC

877.302.7878 bestwesternkamloops.ca

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SAVE 67% BIKINIS

ASSORTED SIZES AND COLOURS REG $14.95

493

$

SAVE 28% HALIBURTON CAMP CHAIR

METAL FRAME AND ARMS MESH BACK WITH CARRY CASE MSRP $19.95

$

30SPF 100ML

3

BEACH EACH TOWEL

ASSORTED PATTERNS 30X60” REG $8.95

777

$

SAVE 17%

INTEX NTEX TWNI AIRBED

WITH BUILT IN PUMP. 39” X 75” MSRP $39.95

3333

$

SAVE 50% STEEL TEEL TENT PEG

9” WITH TIE DOWN HOLE REG 79¢

39¢

DOUBLE ACTION

1444 $1595

SPORT SPO SSUNBLOCK SUNBLOC UNBLOCK NBLOCK B

2

$ 43

INTEX DOUBLE QUICK 3 AIR PUMP

$ 93

HOLDS 76 CANS REG $36.49

$

2777

1

25”X76” WITH BUILT IN PILLOW CARRY CASE MSRP $59.95

ASSORTED SIZES AND COLOURS NEOPRENE TOP REG $11.95

LLADIES AND KIDSS LADIE WATER SHOES

888 SAVE 39% %

IINTEX FRENCH OAR SET 3 PICE DESIGN SET OF 2 S

ALUMINUM CO C COFFEE O PERCOLATOR 20 CUP CAPACITY GREAT FOR CAMPING REG $19.95

$

1093

2 WAY Y CAMP CA AMP AMP LANTERN 7 FRONT LED 5 FLIP UP LED HAND OR TABLE USE

3

$ 93

1

$ 63 LANTERN

FOLDING HANDLE AND HANGER

9

$ 93

41” WOODEN HANDLE SAFETY FORKS

1222

$

SCOUT 2 SLEEPING BAG

30” X 75” 2 LBS OF HOLLOW FIBRE LINING +7 TEMPERATURE RATING MSRP $29.95

4693

$

SAVE 41%

ROASTER FORK RK

DOUBLE MANTLE WITH STAND AND CARRY HANDLE

REMOVES ODORS PUTS OUT CIGARETTES IN SECONDS CONTAINS SMOKE REG $1.49

2993 88¢

3

$ 22

WOODS W OODS PROPANE LANTERN LA

SAVE S SAV VE 26%

$

RACQUET STYLE REG $3.99

$ 43

SAVE 41% BUTT BUCKET ASH TRAY

ELECTRIC BUG ZAPPER

130G ASSORTED FLAVOURS

SAVE S AVE 50% NORTH NO ORTH 49 SELF INFLATING MAT

SAVE 19%

JACK LINKS BEEF STEAK JERKY

449

M MENS V-STRAP V SANDALS

$

33”X 78” + 9” HOOD -15 TEMPERATURE RATING REG $94.95

693 TABLE

220G 30% DEET AEROSOL CAN REG $8.95

SEATS 4 FOLDS INTO CARRY CASE STRONG AND DURABLE REG $89.95

6

$ 77 SAVE 67% S 10 LITER FOLDS FROM 10” – 5” WITH HOSE CLAMP REG $9.95

777

KAMLOOPS

248 TRANQUILLE RD

1-800-665-4533

6993

$

SAVE 36%

DEET EET ET X BUG B REPELLENT

5 GAL CAPACITY SOLAR HEATED REG $9.95

$

$

NORTH 499 TRILOGY 3.5 SLEEPING BAG

ASSORTED COLOURS AND SIZES SOFT FOAM MATERIAL REG $8.95

SAVE 23% CAMP SHOWER

1777

$

6666

$

3

$ 33 VERNON

3325 31ST AVE

1-800-663-2887

WILLIAMS LAKE

PRINCE GEORGE

1-800-661-5188

1-855-283-8150

527 MACKENZIE AVE

1175 2ND AVE.

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