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‘Newsstand Price 50¢ September 14, 1983 Newsroom 985-2131 Classified 986-6222

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. NEWS photos Eric Eggertson fa Plan for the redevelop-
: IT TOOK two shots of tranquillizer — and a third delivered by hand — to down the largest of two bears treed in Deep Cove Saturday. ment of the waterfront
enter a _" ° ; is about to. be released
for public scrutiny.
. By WENDY HAYSOM

The plan, which over the
summer has been studied by
the advisory planning
commission, the parks and
. recreation... ‘advisory... com-
mission ‘and the” advisory
me | design panel, will now be
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‘ to alk the residents,

— ratepayers and _ business

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and moved ee a Monday

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CONSERVATION : : : | - : . , , _ that a model would be set up

They will be asked to
bring their comments and
opinions to West Vancouver

to help people make their
Officer Doug Adolph review and that council staff
was called on to deal. a ae would be available to answer
with the bears ontwo | S . : ee ] : questions.

separate occasions
last week in Deep
Cove.

By NEWS STAFF

Ac the first, early in the
j week, he was forced to
shoot a marauding bear
that had been the source
of six or seven complaints
to the pole from
anxious residents of the
arca
The second incident
occurred Saturday when |
a cub anda young female
bear were treed in a yard :
at 667 Baycrest in Deep Peete’

Cove. DEEP COVE resident Danny Milroy a closer look at t
CONTINUED ON PAGE AS have been re-located in the Seymour River watershed.

THURSDAY
Maunly cloudy

FRIDAY
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The two bears

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