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Sunshine Giri

TWENTY-ONE-YEAR-OLD Tracy works out with weights and
also likes to ride horses. She enjoys traveiling (Hawaii,
California) and is planning to enrol in computer courses.

Wildlife group sets date
for first annual banquet

THE NEWLY organized) North
Shore committee of Ducks Unlim-
ited Canada recently announced
that its first annual banquet will
be held at the North Shore Winter
Club, 1325 East Keith Road, on
Friday, Sept. 6.

“This fundraising function
should be marked on the calendar
by anyone who is interested in the
future of North America’s watcr-
fowl and wetlands,"” says commit-
tee chairperson Denise McLennan,

“Ducks Unlimited (DU) has
been preserving and restoring
wetland habitat in Canada for
half a century,” says McLennan.
During that time, the organization
has constructed more than 5,000
waterfow! habitat projects
throughout Canada. As a result,

DU has developed and protected. :

nearly 17 million habitat acres.
“Canadians have shown a

growing interest in contributing

financially to

tion. These banquets are a good
way for conservationalists to make
solid contributions to DU’s time
proven habitat program,’’ states
McLennan.

McLennan explains that the
natural wetlands throughout
Canada are under continuing and
intense pressure from a variety of
developers. ‘*Ducks Unlimited is
the only private non-profit
organization in North America
doing something to offset these

the future of.§
wetlands and waterfowl conserva- ff

habitat losses."" she says.

The banquet begins at 6:30 p.m.
and includes cocktails, dinner, an
auction, and a raffle. Among the
prizes that may be won are sports
trips and an impressive collection
of prints and art work.

Tickets cost $50, and include a
one-year membership and
subscription to Ducks Unlimited
magazine, and Conservator maga-
zine.

For tickets and more informa-
tion contact either Denise Mclen-
nan at 929-7596 or Jim Pockl-
ington at 926-1762.

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Sunday, August 18, 1991 - North Shore News - 14

North Shore drivers guilty of drinking

RECENT CONVICTIONS in
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North .08, 14
days jail).

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