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2ND ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP CELEBRATION<br />
(cont. from pg. 1) To begin the event, restoration ecologist and former Conservancy Trustee Jeff Keller led visitors on a<br />
walk of the conserved land. The tour ended back at the farmhouse lawn, where other Conservancy members and guests<br />
munched on finger foods and sipped wine. Dianna Sinovic and Kris Becker were given a volunteer recognition award,<br />
which will be presented annually in the future. Several dozen shirts, donated by local businessman R. Dale<br />
Whittenberger, were raffled off.<br />
Conservancy Executive Director Jim Engel reminded members how remarkable this community is when it comes to<br />
protecting land – 33 percent of the area is preserved. “That’s very unusual,” he said. “I doubt many other municipality<br />
in Pennsylvania can say that.” - Article by Dianna Sinovic/Photos by Martie Kyde (2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 16, 18, 20, 21, 22,<br />
23) Peggy Enoch (1, 6, 7, 10, 15, 19) and Vicki Jenkins ( 14, 17)<br />
2<br />
Karen Budd + Happy Shipley +<br />
Bridget Wingert<br />
3<br />
Sarah Anne Gillespie Randall +<br />
Eleanor Grace Gillespie Randall<br />
4<br />
Peggy & Tex Enoch<br />
5<br />
Nick & Sharon Forte<br />
7<br />
Nancy Bousum + Maria Fell<br />
6<br />
Dianna Sinovic + Kris Becker<br />
8<br />
Mary & Ham Pucci<br />
10<br />
Rob Morrison + John Moore<br />
9<br />
Jim Engel + Bob Stanfield<br />
“Health is the capacity of the land<br />
for self-renewal. Conservation is our<br />
effort to understand and preserve<br />
this capacity.”<br />
- Aldo Leopold<br />
11 John Baron<br />
12 John Quinby<br />
Page 4 TINICUM CONSERVANCY Fall <strong>2009</strong>