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Ron Horton, owner of Les
Schwab Horton Tire Center
in Quincy and chapter chair-
man, Feather River Chapter
of the Rocky Mountain Elk
Foundation (RMEF),• pre-
sented the Quincy Sport
Shooting Association's Ju-
nior Trap Team a donation
of $2,000 from the Rocky
Mountain Elk Foundation.
This donation will be used
in support, of the youth trap
shooting program for its
scholastic and club shooting
Front row, from left: Junior
Trap Team head coach Matt
Culver, Gary Pini tll, Noah
Ray, Dalton Wilcox, Zach
Jensen, Eric Wolfe, Ron
Horton. Back row, from left:
Senior coach and QSSA Club
president Larry Lawson,
Jacob Hurst, Kristian
Samuels, Bobby Halbritter,
Ruben Halbritter and Blake
Culver. Photo submitted
:ion
program and summer trap
league. Receiving the dona-
tion on behalf of the junior
shooters was 2010 Club
Champion and Larry Law-
son Award recipient Eric
Wolfe, of Quincy.
The RMEF Feather River
Chapter will hold its second
annual Big Game Banquet
this fall. Oct. 8 at the Plumas
County Fairgrounds. For in-
formation on the banquet,
visit rmef.org. Anyone inter-
ested in volunteering for the
banquet is welcome to attend
the first meeting of the year
at Champions Pizza and
Wings April 27 at 6:30 p.m.
The Rocky Mountain Elk
Foundation's mission is to en-
sure the future of elk, other
wildlife and their habitat.
Horton commented, "There
isn't a better way to enjoy the
great outdoors than doing
something to help both
wildlife habitat coriservation
and youth activities right
here in our own community."
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The Department of Fish
and Game (DFG) has sched-
uled a sixth and final meet-
ing to take public comment
on the state's proposed Suc-
tion Dredge Permitting Pro-
gram. Following the release
of a draft Subsequent Envi-
ronmental Impact Report
(SEIR) for the proposed pro-
gram Feb. 28, five public
meetings were held through-
out the state.
An additional public hear-
" ing to receive comments on
the draft SEIR has been
scheduled for the last day of
the public comment period,
Tuesday, May 10, from 9
a.m. to noon. The meeting
will be held in the auditori-
um of the Natural Resources
Building, 1416 Ninth St.,
• Sacramento, CA 95814.
The draft SEIR addresses•
the potential environmental
effects that could result from
the implementation of the
proposed program. The pro-
posal addresses the issuance ....
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dredge mining in California.
The draft SEIR and sup-
porting documents are avail-
able on the DFG website at
.dfg.ca.gov/suctiondredge.
Written comments must
be postmarked by May 10,
and may be submitted either
by email to dfgsuction-
dredge@dfg.ca.gov or by reg-
ular mail to: Mark Stopher,
California Department of
Fish and Game, 601 Locust
St., Redding, CA 96001.
If you require reasonable
meeting accommodation for
a disability or require this
notice or the draft SEIR in
an alternate format, contact
the Suction Dredge Permit-
ting Program at 225-2275, or
the California Relay (Tele-
phone) Service for the deaf
or hearing-impaired from
TDD phones at (800) 735-2929
or 711.
For more information
about the Suction Dredge
Permitting Program, visit
dfg.ca.gov/suctiondredge.
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