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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