__FINGER OF CONDEMNATION is potted at TWU picketérs during one of many incidents of verbal confrontation that arose Monday as
| : motorists waited hours to hoard Jorries, (Ian Smith photo)’ 5

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By CHR s LLOYD:
mantortsts waiting. for -
ferries Monday

‘resembled ‘the worst

of summer long week- .
ends as ferries from
Horseshoe Bay were
halted for five hours

by picketing B.C. Tel
strikers. . |

Raaeatat

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Telecommunications
Workers Union (TWU)
members set up a picket
line outside’ the’ terminal
before noon, following a
call ‘from a ferry worker
that B.C.. Tel supervisors
had worked on at least one
pay. phone within the
terminal. .

B.C. Ferry and Marine
Workers Union’ members ’
refused to work behind the

picket line and sates
were cancelled until late: in *:
the afternoon.

The picket line was
finally ‘lifted ond ferries
began sailing after B.C. Tel

management. issued a.

guarantee to the TWU that
supervisors would not work
at the site for the duration
of the Tel dispute.

By that time, lines of :

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elements of criminal’ ‘activity

:\ and’ police’ -enforcement

increased during. 1980.in the

: mudiicipality. The same’ is

also true in the area of traffic
‘enforcement and auto ‘ac-
cidents.

The number of breaking
and entering offences in-
creased almost 40 per cent in
1980 from 408 ° reported
incidents in 1979 to 534.

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Clondy with sunny
Intervals and a
few Isolated showers,

THURSDAY:
Variable
high cloud.

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