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THE FOLLOWING is a brief
summary of agendas for
North Shore Municipalities
and the North Shore Health
Board:

North Vancouver City
Council, Council Meeting:
Monday, Jan. 22, 6 p.m. Public
Hearing: 7:30 p.m. Delegatiun by
Mr. Hank Jasper, Executive Vice-
President of Urban Concepts Ltd.,
-and a representative from the
Human Resources Department of
Canada on zoning bylaws 1967
’. and 6486; report by the Assistant
City Engineer and recommenda-
tion on the adult school crossing
' guards within the City of North
Vancouver; semi-annual report on
Outreach Youth Services; estab-
lishment. of the Affordable
Housing Reserve Fund; increase to
late payment schedule — street
and traffic bylaw; various rezoning
bylaws including 949 West 3rd
Street and 636-652 Queensbury
Ave.

North Vancouver District

‘Council: Monday, Jan. 22, 7:15
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Schizophrenia
Public Meeting
; Wednesday Jan. 31 7:30 PM.
Medical Day Centre Gym
“Childhood Schizophrenia, its
- | Development, Treatment and
| Symptoms” Dr. Pauline Lee,
Psychologist for the Lower
Mainland Mental Health

| Support Team, will also share |

strategivs for parents and
teachers. For information
} call the B.C. Schizophrenia
_ | Society, North Shore Branch
“} at 926-0856.

Speech Language Therapy
Programs are available for
articulation, voice and fluency

| disorders. Fees depend on the

| size of each group. For info. call
Nicole Armstrong 988-3131,

1 Local 4418.

Breast Self Exarination
Teaching Clinic
Tuesdays 4:20 -7:30 P.M. &
Thursdays 10:00 A.M.-1:00P-M
For appointments call the
_] Canadian Cancer Society at
I 925-1952.

Astitma Education Program
Tuesdays 6:00 ~ 7:00 P.M.
Designed for all ages, the
program is limited to 4 people
| per session. To pre-register
call 984-3722.

Screening Mammography

If you are a woman aged 40 or

| over you may refer yourself to

j this program. Early detection
of breast cancer is the key to

successful treatment. Funded

by the Ministry of Health. For
4. an appointment call 984-5714,

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Community Day, Jan. 26; zoning
bylaw amendment to allow swim
ining lessons as a home occupation
outside the principal dwelling in
single-family zones; 1992 Fees
and Charges Bylaw: operation of
Pika Pump & Compressor
Services Lid, at 3698 Glenview
Crescent; Athletic Commission
Bylaw; Deep Cove Cultural Centre
class “E”" licence application;
review of parking stall size; devel-
opment variance permit for 3645
Norwood Avenue. Rezoning
bylaws: Curling Road, single fam-
ily lots on Anne MacDonald Way,
lot A -—— top of St. Pauls and St.
Georges Avenue.

West Vancouver District
Council: Monday, Jan. 22, 7:45
p.m. Presentation by the B.C.
Police Commission on the role of
police boards; revised Caulfeild
Park management plan; acquisition
of the wharf and float at Caulfeild
Cove; Mayor’s ski challenge; des-

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ignation of Navvy Jack House at
1768 Argyle Avenue; information
report on the Youth Services
Centie: Squamish Interim Services
Agreement Bylaw; citizen appoint-
ments to advisory boards and com-
inissions, Development permit
applications: Folkestone | Way
extension, | Woodburn = Road/
North. ood Drive.

North Shore Health Board:
Thursday, Jan. 25, 6 p.m. Reports by
the following task groups:
Coimmunity Development — and
Communications, Bylaws Rules and
Policies, Closer to Home Evaluation,
Human Resources Transition, CEO
Search, Transition, Board/LGH
Transition, Governance, Board/NSHS
Transition, Board/NSICS Transition.
Coast Garibaldi Regional Health
Board Update; update on provincial
health goals workshop; contracts
between NSHB and Union Board of
Health, also between NSH® and
MOH.

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(These writs were filed with the court registry in Vancouver between
Dec. 7, 1995, and Jan, 15, 1996. Information is taken from the state-
ments of claim.)

Plaintiff: Tenex Data Corp.. c/o 201-585 16th St., West Vancouver.
Defendant: Exor Data {nc., [Oth Floor, 595 Howe St.. Vancouver.
Claim: $37,983 for computer services provided in 1989.

Plaintiff; Paul Blondin, dba RCT Sales & Installations, c/o 1300-777
Dunsmuir St., Vancouver.

Defendant: Lougheed Flooring Centre Ltd., dba United Carpet, c/o 117
West Ist St.. North Vancouver.

Claim: $25,421 commission owing for floor coverings in Wal-Mart
store, and $5,000 for a bonus.

Plaintiff: Upton Industries, fka 2995344 Canada Inc., c/o 102-171 West
Esplanade, North Vancouver.

Defendant: 4 T's Industries Ltd., 9067 Church St, Fort Langley; and
Canadian Pacific Express & ‘Transport Ltd., 360-601 West Cordova St.,
Vancouver.

Claim: A breach of contract in a beam-saw deal,

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