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(Photos by Brad McRae)
The 10th annual South Cariboo Garlic Festival may very well have been the best one yet. Lac La hache made the perfect backdrop for a garlicky good time including live entertainment, face painting for the kids and a garlic peeling & eating contest.
Competitors cooked up a garlic storm that saw Gina Myhill-Jones of 100 Mile House, and her Garlic Shrimp Wonton Soup, awarded the title of 2010 Master Garlic Chef. Marc Stucki's Beef Wellington came in second, followed by Kathleen Daniels' Creamy Garlic Broccoli Salad.
Organizers are already planning and anticipating next year's event.
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Two local music groups played at the Clinton Country Jamboree this weekend. This was ‘Clancy Wright and the Silverados’ second performance at the annual event, and the first for ‘A Perfect Match’.
(Photos by Sandy Lees and John Visentin: Clancy Wright and the Silverados, made up of Randy Pokeda, Clancy Wright, Donny Stratton, Jim Hathaway and Mark Lees, were one of two Williams Lake groups on stage this weekend at the Clinton Country Jamboree.)
2010 Williams Lake Toy Run is coming
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On August 8, the 2010 Williams Lake Toy Run is rolling into town. All motorcycle enthusiasts welcome!
Live entertainment by: Renegade
Special Thanks to:
Sonic Cycles, NHB MMA Clothing and Accessories, Suzannes, Bear Claw Lodge, 150 Roadhouse Pub, Comer Station Pub, Oasis Pub, W.L. Honda, The Source
Stone Soup, an exercise in self-sufficiency
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The South Cariboo Agriculture Enterprise Development Center are hosting a gathering day to discuss practical ways for local sourcing, food production, distribution and exploring potential uses of the new Agriculture Development Center in 100 Mile House.
They are seeking input from farmers, producers and consumers alike. This will be an all day event in the Valley Room at The Lodge in 100 Mile House, beginning at 9:00am on Saturday, April 17. The meeting will be facilitated by David MacLeod. As an exercise in self-sufficiency, Stone Soup will be made. You are encouraged to bring a contribution of any produce from your farm, garden or home to add to the soup.
To register, or for more information, contact Rita at (250) 791-6631 or Christine at (250) 395-6124.
Spring Break Music Workshop
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The best of Nashville, Chicago, & Californias bluegrass musicians & bands will be headlining the large group of instructors for 5 days at The Hills Health Ranch commencing March 24 to 28, 2010.
The best of North American professionals musicians will be teaching up to 14 different intimate classes through the day, and will all be “jamming” and performing concerts each evening giving students and guests at the ranch some of the best of guitar, fiddle, banjo, mandelin, dobro, stand-up bass & vocal music available anywhere.



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