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INQUIRING REPORTER

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(These writs were filed with tne
courr registry in Vancouver be-

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TOMORROW MARKS only the third time in Canada’s
history that Canadians have had the chance to vote on
an issue of national scope. Canada’s firsi referendum
was on Sept. 29, 1898, when our ancestors were asked to
vote on prohibition (Quebec voted No; the rest of
Canada voted Yes). Prime Minister Sir Wilfrid Laurier
ignored the results. The second national plebiscite was
the conscription referendum of April 27, 1942, and
again Quebec was the sole dissenting voice. Wartime PM

What source has most influenced your referendum de

William Lyon Mackenzie King waffled on the results,
compromising his decision with his infamous ‘‘Con-
scription if necessary, but not necessarily conscription’’.
quote. With the current debate raging since Prime
Minister Brian Mulroney’s announcement of a third na-

tional referendum, Canadians

have a wide range of opi-

nions and a fot of information to wade through to make

an educated decision.

tra Hemmings

North Vancouver

I’m basing my decision
on what I’ve seen on TV
and from discussions
with friends and family.

Jeanne Nichol

North Vancouver

Well I’ve read quite a
bit, but I still don’t un-
derstand everything
about it. I’ve read the
pamphlet that caine in

Russel Kwan

Vancouver

Well, I’ve tried to get my
hands on everything
about the accord. I’ve
callad the 800 number,
I’ve read anything about

Jackie Dion .
North Vancouver .
Mostly from other peo-
ple. In discussions with
members of my family
and with friends.

Vancouver

The’ information “I’ve : :

gathered has been from
the newspapers and from
television.

the mail. .

Plaintiff: West Coast Steel
Fabricators and Erectors Ltd.,
22-1501 Lonsdale Ave., North
Vancouver.

Defendant: G.H. MacMillan Land
Corp., 3100-650 West Georgia
St., Vancouver,

Claim: $10,644.44 builders’ lien
for the supply and delivery of
Structural steel and other labor

tion Inc., c/o Blake, Cassels and
Graydon, barristers and solicitors,
1700-1630 West Georgia St.,
Vancouver.

Defendant: Kalar
Contractors Lid., and Les and
Timothy Krusel, c/o 202-1217
Lonsdale Ave., Nocth Vancouver.
Claim: $279,358.78 for damages
involving breaches of trust.

Mechanical

it in the papers.

Mclniosh, 1600-925 West Georgia
St., Vancouver.

Defendant: Shiraz Rajan, 2650
Byron Rd., North Vancouver,
Claim: $45,143.66 for a pro-
missory note.

Plaintif—_; Patricia Anne Hummel,
39! Newdale Crt., North Van-
couver. .

Defendant: Peter H. Rooke, 375

Claim: General and special dam-"
ages for injuries sustained: in ‘a .
motor -vehicle accident .on or
about Oct. 25, 1991, in’ North.
Vancouver. i

Plaintiff; Mary B. Leeds, 314
Roxborough Rd., S.W. Calgary. :
Defendant: John Warren Scott, -
6758 Dufferin Ave., West Van-
couver, :

tween Oct. 10 and Oct. 21, 1992. materials.

Information is taken from the
Statements of claim.)

East Carisbrooke Rd., North

Plaintiff: Markborough Properties
Vancouver.

Inc., c/o Lawson Lundell and

Plaintiff: Stuart Olson Construc- See more page 2.

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