Our condolences to Mario’s family and friends.
We got to know Mario when the Italian Society did the kitchen reno’s and additional storage at the Rod & Gun Club hall.
Mario was a key player in every stage of the project that the Italian Society and Nelson community will enjoy for generations to come.
Haylift 2022
October 15 10am
BBQ Lunch is supplied
Outdoor Range Restrictions – Fire Season
As a result of a Provincial Campfire ban the following restriction have been implemented pursuant to:
NDRGC Club Policy 2017.10.03 – Outdoor Range Restrictions – Fire Season
The use of steel jacket projectiles is prohibited -XXXXX2022 from 10:00 am too noon at the outdoor range shelter. I encourage you to attend and find out what your club is doing. Please note that the outdoor range will be closed while this meeting is in progress. An Agenda will be circulated in the August newsletter.
“The Outdoor Range will be closed on Thursday May 12 and Friday May 13 between 9:30am and 2:30pm”
“Nelson Rod & Gun Club AGM
When: April 9, 2022 @ 10:00 am
Where: Mickey McEwen Hall, 801 Railway Street, Nelson
All members are encouraged to attend.”
The next meeting is Tuesday March 1…..Regular meeting 6:30 pm .
The next meeting is Feb 1…..Regular BOD meeting 6:30 pm . We had to postpone the AGM
The AGM scheduled for Jan 8. 2022 has been postponed in response to the most recent BC Provincial Health Order.
Pacific Partners Boating BulletinDecember 2021Be prepared before you boat!A good boater is a responsible one, so be prepared before you head out on your boat trip!
| Complete a pre-departure check list. Inspect your your Pleasure Craft to make sure it is in good working order and properly equipped before heading out on the water.Leave a trip/rescue plan with a responsible person. This document outlines your expected travel itinerary while on the water. It describes where you are going, who you are travelling with and how long you will be travelling for. In the event that you do not return from your trip on time, a trip plan can be used by search and rescue organizations to help pinpoint your whereabouts.Check the forecast for unsafe weather and water conditions before heading out and keep a watchful eye out for changes to these conditionsKnow the local hazards before going out – currents, flooding, landslides, that one rock that sits just below the surface!Have charts with you, talk to people on the docks before heading out.Download and read through the safe boating guide! |
Hello, If
this is the first correspondence that you have received from me, let me
introduce myself. My name is Sean Dimoff and I am a Boating Safety
Officer here in British Columbia. Right now the Office of Boating Safety
is reaching out to Rod and Gun Clubs around British Columbia with the
hope of creating partnerships in spreading boating safety messages. The
purpose of our office is to serve our community as a resource for
pleasure craft boating questions, regulations, and concerns. Please
reach out to me with any questions or concerns that you have with regard
to boating safety. I look forward to working with you to make British Columbia a safer place to boat. Best Regards, Sean Dimoff (He/Him/Il) Boating Safety Officer, Office of Boating SafetyTransport Canada /
Government of Canadasean.dimoff@tc.gc.ca / Tel: 236-464-4579 / TTY: 1-888-675-6863 Agent de la sécurité nautique, Bureau de la sécurité nautiqueTransports Canada /
Gouvernement du Canada sean.dimoff@tc.gc.ca/ Tél: 236-464-4579 / ATS : 1-888-675-6863