14 - Sunday, November 13, 1994 — North Shore News

Lighthouse future
under discussion

THE SENATE subcommittee on
un expanded role for staffed light-
stations will visit B.C. Nov. 21 to
25, making stops in Richmond.
Sidney and Campbell River.

Meanwhile, the Canadian
Coast Guard has announced that it
will begin public consultations on
its proposed de-staffing of light-
stations on the cast and west
coasts Nov. 28.

The coast guard expects to hold
60 public sessions in its final
phase of consultations on de-
staffing Canada's remaining
staffed lightstations. There are
264 lightstations in Canada, 194
of which are de-staffed and
instead employ automatic aids to
navigation equipment. Six of

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(These writs were filed with the
court registry in’ Vancouver
between Nov, 4 and Nov. 7, 1994.
Information is taken from the state-
ments of claim.)

Plaintiff: Lanin Jane Gillies. c/o
201-585 16th St., West Vancouver.
Defendant: Donald Wilfred
Laishley and Jan Laishley, 558 St.
Andrews Rd., West Vancouver.
Claim: General and special dam-
ages for negligence in failing to
take reasonable care that plaintiff
would be reasonably safe in the
premises they occupied on or about
Dec. 1, 1992.

Piaintiff: Doris Olwen Harris, 4630
Cedarcrest Ave., North Vancouver.
Defendant: Woolworth Canada
Inc., c/o Woolco Department Store,
300-9855 Austin Ave., Burnaby.
Claim: General and special dam-
ages for injuries sustained on the
premises.

Plaintiff: Elsie O. Robinson, 2052
Westview Dr., North Vancouver.

Defendant: Great Pacific Industries
Inc., 1600-1055 West Hastings St.,

B.C.’s 41 lightstations operate
without a lightkeeper.

Senator Pat Carney is a sup-
porter of manned lighthouses.

The existence of staffed light-
stations was once again threatened
lust summer.

A leaked document revealed
that Transport Canada, which
funds the lightstations and pays
the salaries of lightkeepers,
intends to replace B.C’s 35
remaining manned stations with
automated lighthouses.

The sessions planned for North
and West Vancouver. Vancouver,
Steveston, Victoria and Sidney are
planned for the week of Jan. 23 to
28, 1995. Call Rod Nelson at 666-
3155 for more information.

Vancouver.

Claim: General and special dam-
ages for injuries sustained on the
premises.

Plaintiff: A & W Food Services of
Canada Ltd., 300-171 West
Esplanade, North Vancouver.
Defendant: Edward Luke, 3495
University St., Montreal, Quebec;
and Shen Shin Li Liu, 2161 West
54th Ave., Vancouver.

Claim: An order for specific per-
formance and a lis pendens in rela-
tion to a breach of a lease agree-
ment.

Plaintiff: The owners of Strata Plan
$502, 3200-3288 Capilano Rd.,
North Vancouver.

Defendant: Canyon Point
Developments Ltd., 520-1130 West
Pender St., Vancouver; John R.
Lauder Ltd., 1149 Devonshire
Cres., Vancouver; Yoweda &
Associates Consultants Ltd., 200-
1640 Leckie Rd., Kelowna; et al.
Claim: Damages for breach of con-
tract and negligence in the design
and construction of a condominium
project, and a roof and water
drainage system.

NEWS photo Cindy Goodman

BRIGHT AUTUMN sunshine highlights the foliage of a maple tree in the yard of a North
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