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Perverts
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NORTH VANCOUVER
RCMP, armed with licence
plate mumbers, are looking
for a pair of perverts follow.
ing two incidents Thursday

In the first, a man was
seen masturbating in his car
parked in the lower
Lonsdale area

In the second, police
received ai report of a
suspicious male talking to a
number of children in’ the
Upper Lonsdale area

Investigation into both in
cidents continues

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AS - Sunday, July 22, 1984 - North Shore News

ON NORTH SHORE
The bears
come back

BLACK BEARS are roaming the North Shore
from West Vancouver to Deep Cove and wildlife
officials are warning residents not to aggravate

Other Vancouver suburbs
have also been inundated
with hungry bears, with a

h total of 91 complaints

them. . ; ' received by Wildlife officials
A spokesman for the this month.

Lower Mainland’s District By JOANNE MacDONALD

A total of 15 bears, those
deemed to be a hazard and
nuisance, have been shot by
conservation officials since
May, with the more serious
incidents being reported in
Coguitlam.

Conservation Office says the
average bear is being at-
tracted to populated areas by
the smell of garbage and
outdoor barbecues.

ficers after hours.

No injuries have yet been
reported in connection with
the bear sightings.

Two traps have been set
on the North Shore in ef-
forts to catch the bears,

He said the bear problem

is normally experienced at Most of the sightings have

this time of year, adding however, wildlife officials occurred in heavily wooded
there is probably also a say they have encountered ‘residential areas with some
shortage of food on the problems in trying to snare people running after the
mountain sides. the bears. bruins.

‘*The average bear is not
too a big a threat. But if a
bear has lost his fear of
humans, he might try to take
food away from people,’’
said the spokesman... ‘‘My
advice to people would be
not to try to give them a
snack and above all, don’t
try to take food away from
them.’”’

He said residents spotting
bears in the vicinity of their
households should call the
District Conservation Office
at 584-8822 (long distance
for North Shore residents)
during the day, or the local
RCMP, who have ways of
contacting conservation of-

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