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NEWS photos Ann Hamijion

JUST DUCKY... Rotarian Nei! Creighton and the fine,
feathered mascot from the club's fundraising Capilano

River Duck Race share some cheer.

Know where we
can find some local
Bright Lights?

Fax or mail details
about your party or social event to the
North Shore News and we'll send
along a photographer. Mail invites to :
North Shore News Bright Lights. 1139
Lonsdale Ave., North Vancouver, V7M
2H4. Or fax 985-2104, Ail events must
take place on die North Shore.

MURRAY AT THE
MIKE Guest
speaker North
Vancouver District
Mayor Murray
Dykeman thanked
the Rotary Club for
45 years of impor-
tant and meaning-
ful service to the
community.

Reservoirs that have been created for gene

electricity are also beautiful areas for recreation,

Since 1976, Hydro has established r

ation sites

near many of our hydroelectric facilities. Last year

alone, Over one miltion people visited these areas to

enjoy picnicking,
and hiking.

Today, we work with communities,

camping, boating, fishing

regional

groups, and government agencies to ensure local

Contact us via eainail av enviroament@ bohydrobe.ca

ROTARY RECEPTION...
Bob Harper (above right)
and Murray Feist wel-
comed approximately 150
guesis to the North
Vancouver Rotary Club's
45th Annwersary dinner
held at The Canyon House
on Jan. 29.

SIGN OF THE TIMES...
Sparrow pauses at the Rotary Club flag
before entering the banquet room where
members celebrated their longtime
record of good works in the community.

recreational needs and inter considere
We're the first to admit that everything isn't
perfect. But we are taking steps to make things
better. Creating and maintaining recreation areas is
just one way we're working to preserve our
environment, while continuing to provide for your
energy needs.
For more information about recreational

opportunities and our other environmental

Chydro

Bernie

inititives,

STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN... Centrally locat-
ed on the banquet-room stairway, West Van
harpist Janine MacLeod provided the
evening's angelic entertainment.

FUN FROM
THE TOP...
At right,
1995-96
Rotary Club
President}
Bill Verburgt |
and his bub-
bly wife
Joyce were
pleased tof
say cheese
for thea cam
era,

or ty provide us with your comments,

please call S40-8883 in the Lower Mainiand or
1-800-663-0431 throughout BoC. We welcome

your call.

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