A3 - Wednesday, November 16, 1983 - North Shore News

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We have a pictoral look at one The action was fast and furious They closed down the Stardust Sports ...........-BI
of the North Shore’s on local pitches as the best roller rink Saturday night, Hayden Stewart... .C11
Remembrance Day ceremonies, college teams came to town. touching off memories and Travel...........C10
held Friday. sadness. TV Time..........B11

PAGE A24 PAGE BI PAGE CI What’s Going On. . .B9

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West Van teachers, board
take talks down to the wire

Facing
midnight
deadline

NEGOTIATIONS
BETWEEN the West
Vancouver School
Board and its teachers
continued Tuesday as
both sides attempted to
beat a midnight
deadline for settling a
1984 contract.

“Wei certainly hope we
make it (before the deadline)
to make it clear that the
reason we withdrew our ser
vices had nothing to do with
salary,’’ Heather Walker,
president of the West Van
Teachers Assouiation, said
Monday “It's very impor
tant that we know the board
is willing to negotiate an ox
emption to Bill 3

It agreement on a 1984
contract wasn't reached by
midnight Tuesday (alter the
News) deadline), the matter
would go to binding
arbitration

Walker said the WVTA
would be pleased with a con
tract that follows the one
negotiated by North Van
couver School Board

That document, one of two
thal played a role in the end
of the provincial employees
stitke gives the teachers oo
wage imrcase for 1984 but
recognizes semrotity cophts

‘Ttomay be thal we would
adjust tt for West Vancouver
coaditivns, bul wos certainly
a good model Walker said

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