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THE COVE Cliff Parent Council is
ponsoring a fundraiser to assist the

family of a man who died in a boat-,

sing accident. in Deep Cove in
: December,

‘~The North Vancouver man, Guy
Hundley, i is-survived by a wife and
thtce small children.

“Money. raised through a garage
and bake sale at the school- will help
offset costs of a badly needed new

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roof for the family’s home.
Members of the community can

help by: ~ :

Bl making donations to the garage

sale;-

& bring baked goods;

fi voluntecring on Friday night, Jan,

27 or the day of the sale, Saturday,

Jan. 282).

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Two-level system a possibility

“UNEMPLOYMENT
INSURANCE has become a
revolving door for too many

people.”
By Martin Millerchip
Contributing Writer

So. said = Richmond MP
Raymond Chan Jan. 11 at a North
Shore public forum debating pro-
posals for social security reforms.

Continued Chan: “We can no
longer afford a system whereby
people work for 12 weeks and col-
lect unemployment insurance for
the rest of the year.”

Chan said the. federal govern-
ment was looking at the merits of a
two-ticred system of UI benefits.

Outlined in the federal discus-
sion paper Japroving Social
Security in Canada, a new employ-
ment insurance” program could
have two components: basic insur-
ance and adjustment insurance.

Basic insurance would be for
occasional UI claimants and would
work much the same as it does now
and include current sickness,
maternity and adoption
benefits.

* Adjustment insurance would be
for frequent UI claimants.

The paper says these benefits
might be lower than basic insur-
ance but frequent claimants would
also get more active assistance in
finding a job.

One suggestion of defining .a
frequent claimant is someone who

‘uses the UI program three or more

times within five years.

But Vancouver Centre MP Hedy. ©

Fry reminded the meeting that the
discussion paper was not carved i in
stone.

Sponsored by the North
Vancouver Riding Association of
the Liberal Party of Canada, the
meeting listened to a panel’ of

Lower Maintand MPs and econo-
mists talk about:

finding employment;

@ dealing with unemployment;

® child care;

Hi funding post-secondary educa-
tion:

® ensuring an adequate standard of
living,

The meeting then divided into
smaller groups 10 brainstorm on
each topic.

However, while many ideas
were introduced, none of the
groups achieved any major consen-
sus in the 80 minutes allotted for
discussion and it was unclear haw

such debate would help the federal

government formulate policy.

One critic charged: that the
meeting did not reflect what is hap-
pening in the nation and that the
event was an exercise in manufac-
turing consent.

Liberal party members said they
were pleased with the turnout of
approximately 60 North Shore res-
idents who participated in the
forum.

Organizers pointed out that the

government was living up to its:

election commitment to a consulta-
tive process.

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