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Rand whittleton,
North Shore News,
1139 Lonsdale Ave.,
North Vancouver, .C.
V7M 2R4

Dear Rand,

I am writing as a result of the tremendous response we
received from our advertisements for CANADIAN Hockey Sticks.
We sold many more sticks than anticipated and we attribute
that, in large part, to the extraordinary effort put into
the make-up of the ad, as does our supplier, CANADIAN.

As you know, we have increased our advertising budget with
the North Shore News in the last couple of years and as a
result, have experienced tremendous growth in our sales.
Rand, with your continued support we are confident that our
sales wili continue to grow in 1989.

Thank you,

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SAILING THE Galf Islands is every beater’s dream. Rustic in character, with picturesque landscapes and
seascapes, boaters may cruise in and out of shciteved bays and enjoy fishiag and diving. Marinas with fall
facilities make the Gulf Islands a special place to holiday.

U.S. DESTINATION

Wildlife abounds
on the San Juans

THOUSANDS OF visitors annual-
ly visit the mystical San Juan
Islands. Just south of the border,
the 172 islands that make up the
San Juan Archipelago offer out-
door enjoyment that is truly 2
boater’s paradise.

There are quiet bays with
dependable anchorages, pictur-
esque towns and shops, salmon
fishing and marine parks, docks
and facilities.

More than 80 islands and islets
comprise the San Juan National
Wildlife Reserve. Bird watchers
may catch a glimpse of puffins,

All of the refuge islands are
closed to the public with the excep-
tion of Matia, Yellow and Tum
Islands.

For the ambitious, James Island
State Park offers several walking

trails and views from 200-foot
hills. If the dock and buoys are
full, overnight anchorage is possi-
ble along the Decatur Island shore
along the curving beach adjecent
to Decatur Head.

Hunter Bay on Lopez Island is
one of the best anchorages in the
islands. Orcas Island, the largest in
the San Juan Archipelago, offers
numerous bays and resorts.

Friday Harbour, located on the
eastern side of San Juan Island,

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