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E 4 OLS Sr AIOE St SR Ti HL St WE Ee ET "A Family Tradition for 128 Years" AY] PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, January 3, 1996 - 9 Green team to press on wit environmental projects in 96 From Page 1 -ber of ways. Rather than fretting about the state of the ozone, ground and lake water, and the quality of the air we breathe, Mrs. Banting is hoping to con- vince local people to take up the challenge of mak- Ingimprovements. "That's the thing I think people don't understand, 18 how therapeutic action 18," she said. "You feel real- ly good when you do stuff instead of saying, what can one person do?" To that end, the Green Team -- they now number eight, and are always seeking new blood -- have come up with an agenda for 1996 that they hope will push environemental issues once more to the ~ forefront, and bring about change here at home. Q The Green Team will continue with its Dear Green Team members Janet Banting (right) and Lisa Lelliott join Greenbank Where have the birds gone for the winter? They're not all basking in the southern climes. In fact, many of our feath- ered friends are spending these frigid months right herein Durham Region. For an introduction to these winter residents, join CLOCA staff for a tour of the Bird Feeder Trail at Lynde Shores Conservation Area on Sunday, Jan. 28. The walk will start at 2 p.m. from the parking lot and is free. Authority staff will dis- Dental Care for the whole family hy Birding tour is offered cuss operating a bird feed- ing program, types of feed- ers and lead a tour through the trail to see the different species of birds. CLOCA staff will provide bird seed so everyone will have a chance to feed the chickadees. So grab your binoculars, bundle up for the weather and come out to enjoy some winter fun in your lo- cal conservation areas. For more information contact the Authority at (905)579-0411. Lions Club president Larry Doble to view a video on the hazards of ozone depletion, purchased with support from the Lions and donated to the local library. Green Team members have a busy agenda for 1996, during which they hope to get the community thinking -- and acting -- on environmental issues. e DR. J. COTTRELL e DR. J. HARDY e DR. C. BANFIELD ¢ DR. T. KING - orthodontist Introducing - Dr. MCINTYRE - Periodontist Please Call - 985-845 1 DR. L. GIDEON please cai 985-7952 Neighbor campaign this spring. It was staged in various residential areas in 1995 and aimed at con- vincing homeowners to de- cide against using pesti- cides on their lawns. It's ¢ Port Perry 985-0800 . 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The And throughout these efforts, Mrs. Banting and her colleagues will be look- ing for local people who Mrs. Banting -- but hope an infusion of new blood will provide the energy and vision to continue with the group's work. Anyone interested in the Green Team or its ac- tivities can call Mrs. Bant- ing at 985-3225. Stonemoor Day Care has limited openings for children D, Rha A ® ? ay, gent? 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