10 — Sunday, September 4, 1994 - North Shore News

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(These writs were filed with the ill The North Shore Disability Resource Centre would

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between Aug. 10 and Aug. 29, pf like to thank the following Municipalities for their

Information is taken from the staw- {| Support of our summer recreation program 1994. 7| = ¢ DEREK A. CAVE
ments of claim a 4 a ; so“
Plaintiff; Anders Kvarnstrom, dba = ¥ o F :

Classic Construction, 604-1245 & Corporation of the City of North Vancouver $1,270 ei os Get the settlement
Quayside, New Westminster. f| Corporation of the District of North Vancouver $2,000 {ii i ,.

Defendant: CanWest Motels Ltd., Jj Corporation of the District of West Vancouver $1,400 [iif se you deserve.
1800 Capilano Rd., North § : #508, Kapilano 100 Building
Vancouver, 4 ee fy | Park Royal, West Van.

Claim: $40,649.93 builders lien ggeapmepamstaeessr esses; tana ttee gr neR at aw NEDSS POR SEN SEER ; 100 yal,

for labor provided.

Plantiff: European Industrial [gpgyeey DOOR TEN) x INDOOR TENS i
Service, 2588 Badger Rd., North fipealld labs) gt INNIS SIND INDOOR RENNES
Vancouver.

Defendant: The Corporation of the
District of West Vancouver, 750
17th St.. West Vancouver.

Ciaim: Damages for breach of
contract.

Plaintiff: FRC Management Inc..
c/o 889 W, Pender St., Vancouver.
Defendant: Trans-Pacific Mort-
gage Inc. and Andre Desmarais. c/o
311-545 Clyde Ave., West
Vancouver.

Claim: $461,482 for the return of a
commitment fee.

Plaintiff: 435748 BC Ltd.. 1110-
100 Park Royal West, West
Vancouver.

Defendant: RS Copypro Business
Systems Ltd., 1285 Broadway.
Vancouver.

Claim: $78,800 for lease agree-
ment.

Plantiff: Keith Shibou and Paul
Victor Walsh, administrators of the
Estate of Zelda Rootman, c/o 1800-
701 W. Georgia St.. Vancouver.
Defendant: Bank of British
Coiumbia, a division of the Hong
Kong Bank of Canada, 1457
Lonsdale Ave., Nerth Vancouver.
Claim: $35,016 for wrongfully
converted funds.

Creek to be
monitored

From page 9

Trial Lawyer

Thus far. though, he said,
“There’s been no toxic spill.”

The creek is running clear again
and the worksite will be monitored
from now on, Nanson added.

Robinson said the phone was
ringing off the hook with residents
complaining Tuesday.

West Vancouver Coun. Andy
Danyliu was as upset as area voters
about the problem. He lives by the
creek and his two young sons feed
the schools of trout that wend their
way through the shallows.

“My reaction was outrage and

-profound concern,” Danyliu said.

Though he had seen no sign of
dead fish and had been told by con-
struction workers that Fisheries
gave the site a clean bill of health,
Danyliu remains concerned about
the fate of the stream. If it were to
become polluted, he said, “tragic
wouldn't be too strong a word” to
describe the situation.

For Eggert, who aliows school-
children on to his property to feed
the trout, there may be a payoff for
all his effort. The Ambleside-
Dundarave Ratepayers” Assoc-
iation is now considering establish-
ing a hotline so when pollution is

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