(These writs were filed with the court registry in Vancouver between
July 25 and duly 28, 1994. Information is taken from the statements of
claim)

Plaintiff: Rose Marie Woodland, 1850 Bowser Ave., North Vancouver.

Defendant: The T. Eaton Company Ltd, 2100-111 West Georgia St,
Vancouver, and John Doe Company Ltd, Richard Doe Company Ltd.
and Jane Doe Company Ltd.

Claim: Damages for negligence resulting in injury, loss and damages
Sustained in a fall on Aug. & 1992. in Pacifie Centre Mall.

Plaintiff; Mary Marshall McLeod, 3558 Cordiale Dr., Vancouver.
Defendant: ICBC, 151 West Esplanade, North Vancouver.

Claim: A declaration that Plaintiff is entitled to benefits for injuries sus-
tained in an automobile accident on or about Feb. 20, 1993, in
Vancouver.

Plaintiff: Professional Security Alliance Inc., e/o Ladner Downs, 900
Waterfront Centre, 200 Burrard St., Vancouver.

Defendant: Western Sound Ltd., 5090 48th Ave., Delta: and
Constantine Lakoumentas, 3615 McKechnie Ave., West Vancouver,
Claim: $13.677 U.S. funds for outstanding payments.

Plaintiff: Angela Luisa Crudo, 3583 Walker St) Vai ouvert.
Defendant: ICBC, 151 West Esplanade “Susth Vancouver,

Claim: A declaration that clhsinutf is entitled to benefits for injuries sus-
tained in an automobile accident on or about March 12, 1994, in
Burnaby.

Plaintiff: ICBC, 15! West Esplanade, North Vancouver.
Defendant: Vito Enzo Fasciglione, 11575-71st Ave., North Delta.
Claim: $59,865.94 for an outstanding motor vehicle debt.

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The event was part of the first
anniversary celebrations for the
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Area,

The site is the first “no take"
Waring protected area in North
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. e rapidly gaining international
ultention as an important means to
achieve aquatic conservation.

Canada is home to the longest
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behind nations ike New Zealand
and Australia in its efforts to pre-
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The establishinent of Whytecliff
Park as Canada’s first mariage pro-
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at the International Conference of
Science and Monitoring of
Protected Areas in Halifax.

Groups involved in’ the
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Marine Life Sanctuaries Society of
B.C., the Vancouver Aquarium,
Westwater Research Centre (UBC),
West Vancouver municipality, the
Department of Fisheries and
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Two councils
set agendas

North Vancouyer City
Council: Monday, Aug. 8.
7:30 p.m. Publig Hearing:
278 W. Fifth St. for heritage
home retention and a single-
family residence, Reports:
Fen Burdett: Stadium in
Mahon Park ceremony; strata
conversion for 216 W. 17th
St, rezoning for 150 W.
Eighth St.

North Vancouver District
Council: Monday, Aug. 8, 7
p-m.: Corporate services: rec-
ommended penalty cancelled
on homeowner grant; engi-
neering services, $20,000
hanging-file filing system rec-
ommended.

Dive Retailers Association and the
local diving community. *

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