A18-Wednesday, May 7, 1980 - North Shore News

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CITIZENS OF
NORTH VANCOUVER

BURRARD FUNERAL CHAPEL sadly closed operations.
at 12th and Lonsdale as of March 31st, 1980: Due to
the fact that City by-laws prohibit,us from being able to
operate in the City of North Vancouver (Lonsdale area).
We have tried on many occasions in many tocations to
have our services once more available to your families
and friends but are constantly being rejected by the Ci-
ty of North Vancouver. We would like to know your
reactions to this and would be please if you could take
the time to let us know by writing to us c/o HAMILTON
MORTUARY LTD., 5390 Fraser Street, Vancouver,
B.C. V5W 221 or giving us a call at 324-3851. In the
meantime, piease do not hesitate to call us at the above
number, as Mr. Dave Goudy, manager of Burrard is
presently on our staff at Hamittons and would be pleas-
ed to be of service to you.

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CYCLING FOR DIABETI

six routes throughout Vancouver to raise money for a number of projects to aid diabetics, last weekend. A total of
_ $51,000 from pledges was raised. (Ellsworth Dickson photo)

Mixed reactions to wolf poisoning
Appeal against Compound 80 refused

VANCOUVER (UPC) - A
decision by the B.C.

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wildlife branch from using

half the province where the
Compound 1080 had been

Blazowski, secretary-mana-
poison may be used. It also

ger of the B.C. Cattlemen's

pesticide appeal board to
allow Compound 1080 to be
used to poison wolves has

denied.
Two earlier attempts by
the wildlife branch to obtain

drawn condemnation by
environmentalists an praise
by provincial cattle ran-

permits were withdrawn
after environmental groups
had argued to the appeal

chers. board that the permits did
The board informed not specify where the poison
several environmental baits would be used.

groups’ Monday that their
appeal to stop the fish and

The. third, successful,
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“We feel the decision is in
favor of people who want to
eliminate wolves,” said
Patrick Moore, head of the
Greenpeace Foundation.

But in Kamloops, Henry

Association, called the
decision ‘very positive”.

“The pesticide control
board did a good job,”
Blazowski said.

He said B.C. cattlemen
had waited almost a year for
a permit to be issued. Last
year, catthkemen reported
losses of 566 animals worth
$300,000 to wolves.

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