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Civilian Instructor Joe Olson presents L/Cpl Corbin Abercrombie with the Best Green Star award at the 3064 Rocky Mountain Rangers Royal Canadian Army Cadets 11th Annual Ceremonial Review at the Dairy Fields Sunday.

Speech and language skills play an important role in mental health.

Lt. Mary Crawford (right) presents M/Cpl Kaum Batty with the Marksmanship award at the 3064 Rocky Mountain Rangers Royal Canadian Army Cadets 11th Annual Ceremonial Review at the Dairy Fields Sunday.

Former cadet Michael Olson (middle) presents Sgt. Leah Anderson and Sgt. Matthew Nendick with the Top Gold Star award at the 3064 Rocky Mountain Rangers Royal Canadian Army Cadets 11th Annual Ceremonial Review at the Dairy Fields Sunday.

Despite cool weather and the occasional sprinkle, there was an excellent turn out of Horseflinians and ex-Horseflinians to the annual May Day parade on May 14.

An appreciation luncheon was held recently at the Anvil Pub in Horsefly by the Cariboo Regional District in honour of retiring Area F Planning Committee volunteer member Robin Hood of Likely (left) and Bob Godfrey of Horsefly (right).

WO Laura Tenale leads cadets in a parade opening the 3064 Rocky Mountain Rangers Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps 11th Annual Ceremonial Review at the Dairy Fields Sunday. The event included awards presentations, interactive displays, and a site tour.

Williams Lake RCMP Sgt. Ken Brissard (rght) presents M/Cpl Corbin Carrier with the Best Dressed award at the 3064 Rocky Mountain Rangers Royal Canadian Army Cadets 11th Annual Ceremonial Review at the Dairy Fields Sunday.

Roy Barter drives this lovely carriage with two brindle red horses in the Horsefly May Day Parade last Saturday.