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9/21/1998
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Board of Commissioners
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NORTH CAROLINA <br />WILDLIFE <br />FEDERATION <br />Affiliated with the Nation~d Wildlife Federation <br /> <br />P.O, Box 10626 <br />RALEIGH, HORTH CAROLINA 27605-0626 <br /> <br />FAX (919) 829.1192 <br /> <br />August 28, 1998 <br /> <br />Ms. Susie F. Bonds <br />Clerk to the Board <br />P.O. Box 707 <br />Concord, NC 28026-0707 <br /> <br />Dear Ms. Bonds: <br /> <br />For the past several years the Cabarrus County Commissioners have been asked to declare the fourth Saturday <br />in September as Hunting and Fishing Day in Cabarrus County. On behalf of the N.C. Wildlife Federation and <br />the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission, I am writing to ask that this issue be included on the agenda for the <br />upcoming Commission meeting so that they might consider issuing a, similar proclamation this year. <br /> <br />The N.C. Wildlife Federation bele'lVeS that the positive roles of the sporting public should not go unrecognized. <br />Sportsmen and women provide revenues to protect and enhance fish and wildlife populations and to improve <br />the quality of wildlife habitat In addition, we think that the strong conservation ethic among mae sportsmen and <br />women should not be ignored but should be shared and that is why we strongly support this year's theme -- "A <br />Natural Invitation to Step Outsld¢." <br /> <br />Annually, North Carolina's hunters and anglers contribute over $20 milhon to the N.C. Wildlife Resources <br />Commission's conservation programs. These programs have benefitted hundreds of wildlife and fish species, <br />~om deer, quail, wild turkey, striped bass and brook trout to otters, bald eagles, alligators and songbirds -- fish <br />and wildlife that all North Carolinians can enjoy and appreciate. <br /> <br />Enclosed is a sample proclamation for Hunting and Fishing Day and a press release to help inform your <br />commissioners of the value of hunting and fishing to the citizens of your county. I have also included a postcard <br />for you to remm and let us know if your county will be recognizing September 26, 1998 as Hunting and Fishing <br />Day. Thank you for this opportunity to recognize an important piece of our national and state heritage. If we <br />can be of assistance, please contact Lisa West at (919) 833-1923. <br /> <br />Sincerely, <br /> <br />Dale Mosteller, President <br />North Carolina Wildlife Federation <br /> <br />/lgw <br />Enclosures <br /> <br />printed on recycled paper <br /> <br /> <br />
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