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Hunters Taking Aim at Hunger With New Donation Program The Independent, Canadian Statesman Weekender, Bowmanville, Saturday, November 6,1993 23 For the first time in Ontario, hunters hunters are taking aim at hunger by putting putting their "bucks" in local food banks in several Ontario communities, including including Toronto. The Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters, with the.help of OFAH member clubs and sustaining members, members, is launching Hunters for the Hungry - a new program aiming to stock food bank freezers this fall with venison and moose. A Hunters for the Hungry Depot has been set up at Game Cutters in Toronto for hunters wanting to donate donate venison to the North York Food Harvest. The North York centre provides provides goods for other Toronto-area food banks. During.this year's deer and moose hunting season, successful hunters can take their game to designated OFAH Hunters for the Hungry butcher butcher shop depots and share their regular harvest with food banks. The donated venison and moose will then be collected collected and given to food banks for distribution. Hunters who have already already had their game processed can still take frozen, packaged and dated venison and moose to their nearest Hunters for the Hungry depot. "OFAH clubs have always taken a leading role when it comes to im-. proving and conserving Ontario's fish and wildlife resources," said Dr. Dave Ankney, president of the OFAH. "With Hunters for the Hungry, Hungry, clubs and hunters will be making yet another valuable contribution to their communities by sharing the benefits benefits of the outdoors." Hunters for the Hungry will help food banks at a time when demand is soaring and supplies - especially meat - are dwindling. The OFAH contacted food banks in the spring and found enthusiastic support for the program. Wild game offers excep- ' tional nutritional value, being high in protein and fibre and low in cholesterol, cholesterol, with one-seventh the fat of domestic domestic meat. A list of recipes given to clubs and prepared by the OFAH will help recipients enjoy great tasting tasting venison stews, chili, steaks and meatloaf. Hunters for the Hungry builds on INJURED? IF IT WASN'T YOUR FAULT, WHY SHOULD HAVE TO PAY? Injuries happen in many ways. If you've been hurt because of someone's carelessness, you need experienced legal advice. Call us for a free evaluation of your claim. 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Putting Putting People First runs Hunters for the Hungry programs across the United States, and in Virginia, more than 14,853 kg (33,000 pounds) of venison venison was donated last year with as much as 33,750 kg (75,000 pounds) expected this year. Ontario's deer population has grown to more than 350,000 and continues continues to climb, according to the Ministry Ministry of Natural Resources. The Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters is Ontario's oldest and largest conservation organization, with 70,000 members and 483 member member clubs. Chamber of Commerce Offers Pre-Christmas Event for Membership If Christmas has a way of sneaking sneaking up on you, here's your chance to get a 'jump' on it! Over 25 local businesses will be displaying their goods and services at the Oshawa and District Chamber of Commerce's Christmas Business After Hours. This fun and festive event, complete complete with carolers, mistletoe, and Santa's little helpers, will take place on Thursday, November 11th from 5 p.m. - 8 p.m. at the Holiday Inn, Oshawa. Come for an hour or stay for all three. Lots of great door prizes will be given away, complimentary refreshments will be served and admission admission is FREE! Business After Hours is an opportunity opportunity for Chamber members to display display their products and/or services to the general public in a relaxed, fun and festive atmosphere, perfect for networking. Harvey's and Swiss Chalet Open for Business The new Harvey's and Swiss Chalet drive-thru and restaurant has been one of Bowmanville's busiest spots lately. The staff of 65 working at the new location just south of the Flying Dutchman in Liberty Street were trained in advance of the official opening last week. Workers expect to serve as many as 1,500 drive-thru orders per day. 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