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Christine Kinniburgh was
delivering the Wednesday
edition of the News in the
1000-block of Keith Road
when she discovered a break -
in

She found the front door
of one house on her route
had been pried open

After determining that
there was no one home,
Christine telephoned North
Vancouver RCMP and then
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Christine, satisfied police
had matters well in hand,
continued with her route.

3 - Friday, February 24, 1984 - North Shore News

CANADIAN UNION of Public Employees

(CUPE) locals

representing

school | district

employees are turning to the public in their fight
against education budget cuts that will lead to
unemployment for union members.

By NEWS STAFF

Diane Joly, president of
local 389 of CUPE, which
represents support staff and
Maintenance workers in
North Vancouver schools,
says the public will hold the
key to the success of their
battles.

‘“‘The biggest problem is
that whenever education is
discussed only two groups are
talked about — teachers and
students,’” Joly said this
week. ‘‘The support staff and

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Maintenance workers_are be-
ing left behind.’’

To counter that, CUPE
locals from throughout the
Lower Mainiand have form-
ed a committee to deal with a
public education program.

‘“*“What we’re considering
are strategies to get a public
debate going about what we
are and what we do,’’ said
Joly. ‘‘It’s important that
people realize our function in
the schools is just as impor-
tant as that of teachers and
others.”’

Joly said a CUPE group

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met with Education Minister
Jack Heinrich on Feb. 14 to
discuss the situation.

**It was obvious even he
was unaware of all the duties
of support staff and
maintenance workers within
the education system,’’ Joly
said.

Local CUPE officers have
also met with schoo! district
44 trustees to express their
concern over the cuts and to
attempt to discover what’s in
store for them next year when
a further $3.1 million must be
cut.

One effect of this year’s
$2.8 million slice taken from
the North Vancouver school
district budget will be the
elimination of about 80 posi-
tions.

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