rodeo towns in the area were Telkwa, Endako, Moricetown and some of the native Indian com- 2 munities, including Kispiox Vil­ lage. Local ranchers would supply rank bulls and cows and would quite often ride a horse to the rodeo, buck him there and ride him home. Some of the oldtime cowboys are still

; 2, Norman Elsworth, Kitwanga; 3, Ray Hicks, Telkwa. Doubles: 1, Donn & Bev Lub­ bers, Smithers; 2, Ray & Gilbert Hicks, Telkwa; 3, Olaf Paulson, Burns Lake, & Murray Abbott, Smithers. Fiddlers’ contest Open (18-64 Years) 1, Mike St. Germain, Prince George; 2, Harold Morin, Moricetown; 3, Cyril

next to the village. To reach the 'Ksan Historical Village, turn off hwy 16 at New Hazelton on to the Hazelton High Level Rd and drive 7 kms. 4 7 . H o l y J um pin’ C o h o Come and watch the salmon climb the river at Moricetown. Watch the natives gaffing fish, the old way and buy a fish for yourself

well know in the valley and surrounding areas. Walter and Mag­ dalene Von Seydlitz and their daughters, Nina and Antje, have their farm at Moricetown. Walter was bom in South West Africa where his grandfather farmed, how­ ever he grew up in Germany where his father was a Judge. Walter came to Can­ ada

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off and moved on to another area.” While small exploratory deposits turn up quite regularly, Dieter says the more major finds that germinate into mine may only turn up once or twice in a lifetime for a prospector. His major silver find came in the 1960s near Moricetown; the now defunct Virginia Silver