(THESE WRITS were filed with the cout regisiry in Vancouver between

June 15 and July 11, 1994, Information is taken from the statements of

claim.)

Plaintiff: Norah Ritchie and Alice Alexander, 1115 Kilmer Rd., North Vancouver,

Defendant: Glacpa Life Products Corp., dba Glaepa Life Corp.. et al, 19469-92 Ave.,, Surrey.

Claim: $90,000.

Plaintiff: Royal Bank of Canada, 1055 West Georgia St, Vancouver. Defendant: Valley View Ventures (1986) Lid., 1601-650 West Georgia, Vancouver; and Lance B. Scott, 4857 Skyline Dr,, North Vancouver. Claim: $12,730.09 for monies loaned.

Plaintiff: Director of Employment Standards, Parliament Buildings, Victoria.

Defendant: Express Lane Food Stores Lid., 600-2601 Westview Dr., North Vancouver.

Claim: $802.32 in employee wages.

Plaintiff: Salim Didarali Karim, 1482 Bramwell Rd.. West Vancouver, Defendant: ICBC, 151 West Esplanade, North Vancouver.

Claim: Accident and disability benefits for injuries received in an automo- bile accident on or about July 28, 1992.

Plaintiff: Marie Delores Conesa, 1168 Premier St., North Vancouver. Defendant: Ernesto Sanchez Conesa, 674 East 29th Ave., Vancouver; and Margaret Anne Wiggins, 1325 Moody Ave., North Vancouver.

Claim: General and special damages for injuries sustained in an automo- bile accident on or about Aug. 30, 1992, in North Vancouver.

Pian calls for GVRD parks upgrade work

THE GREATER Vancouver Regional District (GVRD) parks department’s long-range plan to upgrade 19 parks throughout the Lower Mainland has cleared its first hurdle.

The scheme will now have to weather the scrutiny of the budget and treasury committee and then the GVRD board before getting final approval.

The acting manager for GVRD parks said the “1995-2004 long- range plan” is “a forecast” rather than an absolute promise of things to come.

“We'll have to review the plan ——- on an annual basis,” said Bob

On Wednesday, July 13, the Gibson, noting that implementation parks committee approved the plan, of the improvements will depend on which calls for a $12.5 million expenditure over nine years.

By Kate Zimmerman News Reporter

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