, December 5, 1982; North Shore News

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STRIKE threats against
Capilano College ended
Thursday night when both
faculty and management
ratified a settlement drawn
up by negotiating teams.

Voting figures from the
faculty’s ratification meeting
were. not available at News
-press time but college
Principal Paul Gallagher
said the 10 directors who
voted on the pact had been
unanimous in their ac-
ceptance.

Major conditions in the
settlement are that no new
directors will be appointed
prior to March 31, 1984 and

three “appointments - earlier
March 1983.

Gallagher - said the con-..

tract dispute
strengthened an

had
“us-and-

them” polarization at the;
college and added: “The”.
next step, of- course, is to _.

recover from this period.
This kind of activity is very
stressful in the college and it
has created and
strengthened positions we
have got to eliminate and we
have to try to get the college
working again.”

A YES VOTE to ratify contract for Cap College Faculty as-the ha Py members
were able to leave the meeting with an s accepted contract behind them. i

avalanche buried three of
them.

The other four dug them
out and found that Pat-

REPORTS drawn up by the- North Shore
Emergency Program into last weekend’s landslide
disaster near Britannia shows the incident was a
life-or-death endurance test for the party from
Porteau Corrections Camp and a_ high-risk

venture for their rescuers.
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terson, who died,
already unconscious.

Conzatti made a bivouac
from his survival equipment
and began trying to

was

It shows that camp in-
structor Mauro Conzatti

worked solidly for fourhours anything.” sending ne the vice youth
attempting to resuscitate 17- The seven-member party 1, try to get help

year-old Patrick Patterson from Porteau Camp had left The youth: arrived at base
who was burried in the their base camp early

landslide. and later declared Saturday’. morning. for a. CONTINUED ON PAGE A4

three-day survival trip. They

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to call for ‘help by radio’
‘telephone.
“He did an amazing job, ™
says Jefferd. “The incredible
part is that he walked all that
way in the dark and didn't
have snow. shoes or.

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