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NEWS photo Mike Wakefield

THE FIRST BC Te! Mobility Spring Classic Charity on
Blackcomb Mountain raised $30,000 on March 20. Blackcomb
Foundation president Scott Carrell (left) recently presented
Lions Gate Hospital (represented by Dr. Paul Sabiston, cen-
tre, and LGH. president Bob Smith) with $15,000 for surgica}
equipment. Proceeds from the event were split between LGH
and the Whistier Comraunity Services Scciety.

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The West Vancouver S.P.C.A. wish to advise that there are large numbers
of coyotes on the North Shore that are feeding on small pets,
H particularly cats.

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KEEP THEIR PETS INDOORS AT LEAST FROM DUSK TO A
FEW HOURS AFTER DAWN since this is when the coyotes are’
actively hunting foad. (Recent daytime sightings have been reported also.)

The proper authorities are aware of this problem but because of
the numbers involved in the area, it is impossible to eliminate the danger.

The use of poisons, baits or traps is strictly prohibited because of the high possibility that
neighbourhood pets or small children may be poisoned or injured. We therefore advise residents
not to take any action themselves against the coyotes. except keeping your pets indoors.

Don’t be complacent ...
Sightings have been authenticated from Horseshoe Bay to Capilano River —

also North & South.
; Protect your small pets by keeping them indoors from Dusk to Dawn.

This ad has been paid for by the West
Vancouver Branch of the B.C. S.P.C.A. as part
of our continuing public service to the people
of the North Shore and for the protection of
animals.

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