Manitoba Ducks Unlimited funds rise despite opposition
Ducks Unlimited Canada reports Manitoba fund-raising gains in 1991 with a 14.3 percent rise in Winnipeg and a 9.5 percent national increase, while Ontario revenue declines. Executive VP D Stewart Morrison notes best income day on November 13 with 220000 dollars and defends the Oak Hammock Marsh project against local smear campaigns.
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Winnipeg
Ducks Unlimited Canada
Oak Hammock Marsh
Manitoba
Ducks Unlimited
Ontario
D. Stewart Morrison
DU Canada
Canada
Morrison
Harm Ducks Unlimited
Manitoba Naturalists Society
Friends of Oak
Children need more role models to teach caring and sharing
In Winnipeg a Decima Research survey for IMAGINE shows Canadians want more good role models to teach caring and sharing to children. IMAGINE will launch two tools, the Care and Share Bank and Caring Calendar 1992, to help families discuss giving and volunteering.
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Winnipeg
Decima Research Limited
Imagine
Charles Coffey
Royal Bank
Manitoba
Winnipeg Imagine Local Action
Care
Imagine Caring
Care and Share Bank
McDonald’s
Canada
Ith
Chatelaine Magazine
Martin Connell
Canwest Exploration Company Limited
Caring Calender
Oak River 4-H Club Holds Second Meeting
Oak River hosted its second 4-H gathering with 22 members present. Trisha Peters won a candy can jar in a crowd game, donations were made to the Manitoba 4-H Foundation and 4-H District Council, and speeches were delivered by several members. The club announced a December 4 Positive Promotion workshop with Barb Metcalfe at 7 30 p.m. and adjourned.
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Oak River
Trisha Peters
Manitoba 4-H Foundation
4-H District Council
Lesley Ratz
Marci Turnbill
Stacey Greenaway
Breigh Greenaway
Craig Ratz
Danny Turnbill
Michael Nahoda
Robbin Ransey
Kevin Kirkpatrick
Barb Metcalfe
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Canadian Centre For Philanthropy
Diane Johnson
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Hamiota, MB
Afiea
Ran
Echo