8 - Sunday, March &, 1992 ~ North Shore News

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AGENDAS

North Vancouver City Council,
Monday, March 9, at 7:30 p.m.:
Delegations: Lionsview Seniors
Planning Society/Policies:Old
library site/Semisch Park/hiring
freeze.

North Vancouver District Council,
Monday, March 9, at 7 p.m.:-
Aldermen’s Indemnity Bylaw/
Mayor’s Indemnity Bylaw/
Mountain Terrace project notice
of motion/Klahanie Park land-

to North
and

scaping/Appointment
Vancouver Family Court
Youth Justice Committee.
West Vancouver District Council,
Monday, March 9, at 7:45 p.m.:
Delegations: Concerned Taxpayers
for Public Accountability in
School Administration. Policies:
West Vancouver transportation
priorities/travel expense policy/
Ambleside _revitalization/GVRD
regional bicycle task force.

DEVELOPMENT
PERMITS

North Shore legal matters

(These writs were filed with the
Court Registry in Vancouver be-
tween March 2 and March 5,
1992, Information is taken from
the Statements of Claim.)

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Plaintiff: HongKong Bank of
Canada, 885 West Georgia St.,
Vancouver.

Defendant: George Francis
Burassa, of Chicago, Iinois, and
Margaret Ida Rose Rawlinson, 865
- Wildwood Lane, West Vancouver.
Claim: $78,168.30 in debts involv-
ing property purchased on
Wildwood Lane in West Van-
couver,

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Plaintiff: Consolacion Wong
Leong, 885 Highland Dr., West
Vancouver.

Defendant: Rosalinda Roque, aka
Rosalinda Maroque, aka Lidan
Roque, 5491 College St.,. Van-
couver,

Claim: 340,013.50 — the total of
two money loans given to the
defendant on Jan. 10 and Jan, 31
of 1991.

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Plaintiff: Brown Bros. Motor
Lease Canada, 270 S.E. Marine
Dr., Vancouver.

Defendant: Terry Alan Charles,
1125 Deep Cove Rd., North Van-
couver.

Claim: $11,422.74 owing on a
vehicle lease of Sept. 26, 1991.

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Plaintiff: Forsyth Rentals &
Equipment Ltd., 103-133 West
{Sth St., North Vancouver.
Defendant: David Griffith, 4/8
Reid St., Vanderhoof, B.C.
Claim: $5,791.26 owing on a Cat-

erpillar wheel-loader lease.

Plaintiff; Malkit Singh Bains,
1188 Frederick Rd., North Van-
couver,
Defendan:: Indo-Canadian Times
Inc., 14768 Halstead Pl., Surrey,
B.C.
Claim: General damages sought
for an alleged defamatory letter
which appeared in the July 6,
1990 edition of the Indo-Cana-
dian Times, and which mistakenly
published the plaintiff's last name
instead of the word “‘him.”’

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Plaintiff: Shireen
9271 Pinewell Cres.,
B.C.
Defendant: ICBC, 151 Esplanade,
North Vancouver,
Claim: Accident
benefits for March
vehicle accident which
has paid for.

Nazireen Ali,
Richmond,

and disability
1990 motor
plaintiff

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Plaintiff: Stacie Lee Spencer, 1010
West (7th St., North Vancouver.
Defendant: Lars Schwanebeck,
5330 Carson St., Burnaby, B.C.
Claim: Special damages, general
damages and cost of the action
for a July 22, 1991 auto collision.

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AFFADAVITS

Filed by: Dr. Nor¢nan Hamilton,
1425 19th St., West Vancouver.

Dr. Hamilton, a director of the
Lions Gate Hospital Society in
1986, claims the society was struck
off the Register of Societies of
B.C. in August 1986 for ‘‘failure
to file reports.”* Dr. Hamilton re-
quests the society's name be
restored to the register as it ‘‘car-
ries on valuable work.”

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North Varcouver City: Develop-
ment varizace permit application
for 318 East 8th St.

North Vanceuver District: Devel-
opment permit for 2555 Whitley
Court/Development permit for
3190 Edgemont Bivd.

West Vancouver District: Devel-
opment variance permit applica-
tion for 1365 Fulton Ave./
Development variance permit ap-

MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS

plication for 540 Southborough
Dr.

PUBLIC
HEARINGS

North Vancouver City: Rezoning
application for 318 East 8th St.
North Vancouver District:Nil.

West Vancouver District: Nil.
Agenda items are restricted by
space. For a complete listing of
West Vancouver agenda items,
call 922-1211 after business jtours
for recorded information. Com-
prehensive agendas for North
Vancouver City and District are
posted at the respective halls and
are also available at the public
libraries.

Funding announced for women’s centre

NORTH VANCOUVER-
Lonsdale MLA David Schreck
presented the North Shore
Women’s Centre (NSWC) with
some much needed financial
assistance Friday morning.
Schreck anncunced the cen-
tre would be receiving a
$15,000 provincial government
grant and $37,500 in operation
funding throughout the year.
The announcemen: comes a
day after the celebration of In-
ternational Women’s Day at

Capilano College. The 82nd
International Women’s Day is
March 8.

“We desperately do need
some financial help,’’ Merle
Todd of the NSWC said.

Kim Laforest, NSWC coor-
dinator, said the organization
has been obsessed with fund-
raising, but now it can focus
more on running the centre.

There are 28 womeu’s cen-
tres across the province who
are eligible for funding provid-

‘ed they are community-based

and belong to the B.C. and
Yukon Association of
Women’s Centres.

“The funding provided to-
day is a first step in relieving
the financial crisis faced by the
ceutres and will allow them to
expand their services,’’ Schreck
said.

He added that the funding
supports programs that provide
concrete services to women in
need.

.-SCHOOL BOARD SLASHES SERVICES

LET THE

SCHOOL BOARD

KNOW THAT

YOUR PRIORITIES
ARE SERVICES
TO STUDENTS

The North Vancouver School Board
has decided to implement a hiring
freeze immediately and to force-
transfer specialist teachers to

classroom vacancies.

There must be another way to recover
the $200,000 this would save from the
$4.5 million in budget cuts this school

year.

in one school, the board plans ©

Talk to the teachers at your school to tind

out how these forced transfers affect your

child and your school.
Come to the

to force-transfer a coordinator
into a part-time music teaching
position.

This will be the fourth teacher

this year for these classes.

SCHOOL BOARD MEETING

Tuesday, March 10, 7:30pm

Board Room

721 Chesterfield Ave.

987-8141

Ask your School Trustees:

e Who will provide replacement help to the
students with special needs?
® Who will support students with English

as a second language?

The coordinator wilt be trying.
to manage four different part- -

time teaching roles.

e Who will run Community School

Programmes?

® Who will do assessment for students

with learning disabilities?

© Who will help teachers implement the
new Year 2000 curriculum?

Is this the best the Board can
do for students and teachers?

e Are there any similar reductions in

Administration?

© If necessary services to students are cut ©

now, what’s next for our schools?

988-3224