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couver this week for the Canada-Wide Science Fair The
@ Parkland student earned the trip following a recent

regional fair.

Huni for sheep-killers continues

The Victoria SPCA is continu-
ing its investigation into the killing
of nine lambs by dogs near Sidney.

Two dogs are suspected of
attacking and mutilating the lambs
on May 5 and 6 at Jack Burdge’s
residence in the 1400-block
McelTavish Road.

SPCA executive director Lynn
West said an investigator has been
working on the case, but the dogs
have not been located.

She said the SPCA is looking
for a full-grown Doberman and a
grey shepherd or Husky-type dog.

But a McTavish Road resident
who owns a silver-black Husky-
type dog says her dog is tied
securely in the back yard.

Peggy Langtry says “theyre
barking up the wrong tree. I con-
sider myself to be a responsible pet
Owner.”

Her 18-month old dog Pepper
was seen chasing sheep in early

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ever since then,” Langtry said.

She is concemed that residents
of the area will think her dog is the
culprit and shoot it. She empha-
sized that a grey dog is sought, not
a silver-black dog as previously
reported.

In an interview, West repeated
earlier statements that the dogs
probably live in residences and are
not roaming wild.

The dogs would likely be shot if
they are caught in the act by the
SPCA, but West said the chances
of that are remote.

The society can lay charges
against the dog owner or owners
and demand restitution for the
dead sheep.

Burdge said he saw two dogs
attack his lambs on May 6. That
followed a similar attack the day
before.

A 70-year-old Central Saanich
resident was charged with failing
to yield after a two-vehicle acci-
dent that caused an estimated
$5,500 total damage, about 4:30
p.m. Saturday.

Sailboat missing

A 14-foot plywood sailboat
went missing from its Cherry Point
mOOring Spot sometime between 9
am. Saturday and 4 p.m. Sunday,
Central Saanich police said.

The boat has an aluminum mast
and'a white hull but no sail, police
said. It is valued at over $1,000.
Cherry Point is south of Island
View Regional Park on the east
side of the Peninsula.

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ing a 1982 Nissan hatchback south
on Veyaness Road when she
stopped at Keating Crossroad, then
pulled into the path of a west-
bound vehicle.

A 38-year-old Brentwood Bay
man driving a 1984 Mercury four-
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