Chretien visits
North Shore

FEDERAL LIBERAL leadership hopeful Jean Chretien is sched-
uled to visit the North Shore on Thursday from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30
p.m. at Lonsdale Guay Hotel’s Bistro, 123 Carrie Cates Court, in
North Vancouver.

The meeting will provide an opportunity for residents of the
North Vancouver and Capilano-Howe Sound federal ridings to
listen to und ask questions of Chretien.

The reception is being organized by the North and West Van-
couver Jean Chretien committees.

D. Cove power
knocked out

BETWEEN 1,200 and 1,500 Deep Cove residents went without
power for several hours Sunday night and early Monday morning
after heavy winds knocked down trees on power lines near the
Cates Park area.

B.C. Hydro senior communications coordinatior Verne Prior
said 10 spans of conductor wire fell to the ground as a result of the
wind storm, which wreaked havoc throughout the Lower
Mainland, resulting in an estimated 40,000 people losing power.

Cedarview Lodge
rejects contract

CEDARVIEW LODGE in North Vancouver has joined 36 other
long-term cave facilities in B.C. in rejecting a contract settlement
between them and the Hospital Employces’ Union (HEU) recom-
mended in December by mediator Dalton Larson.

The employers rejected the agreement because of the inclusion of
cadaver service and work-ioad committee clauses in the setilement,
said Mark Brown, communications officer with Continuing Care
Employee Relations Association (CCERA).

According to the agreement, long-term care employees would
receive the same wages and benefits achieved by acute care
workers, said Brad Teeter, communications officer for Hospital
Employees’ Union (HEU). . .

No date has been set for talks to resume. .

In the meantime, negotiations are continuing between Cedarview
Lodge and its nursing staff, who are still without a first contract.
The lodge’s staff was certified last June with the B.C. Nurses

Union.

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