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No teachers’ names
to be revealed in WV
hockey ticket turmoi

THE WEST Vancouver
teachers’ union has -no in-
terest in knowing which of
its members have accepted
the use of free Vancouver
Canuck hockey tickets and
wishes the entire issue would
go away, an Official said.

By Surj Rattan
News Reporter

Ron McQueen, president of the
West Vancouver Teachers’
Association (WVTA), reacted to a
recent comment made by West
Vancouver District 45 School
Board (WVSB) chairman Jean
Ferguson.

Ferguson said the school board

. will not reveal the names of
teachers who have accepted the
free hockey tickets because they
may be reprimanded by the
teachers’ union.

But said McQueen, “The ref-
erence to the union reprimanding
teachers is unfortunate. The West

_ Vancouver Teachers’ Association
and the B.C. Teachers’ Federation
‘has no such policy.

“It's not been our history to
discipline teachers,” said Mc-
Queen.

The WVSB purchased two pairs
of Vancouver Canuck season
tickets for $5,272. The WVSB

used money collected as interna- ,

tional student fees to buy the
hockey tickets.

In a Dec. | News story, WVSB
superintendent Doug Player said
the hockey tickets were given to

principals to be distributed at their

WVS8 chairman Jean
Ferguson... comments draw
response from union.

discretion as rewards to district
staff.

But Gaye Lefaivre, the wife of
former Sentinel secondary school
principal Peter Lefaivre, said as
far as she knows, no teachers were
given hockey tickets by her hus-
band.

“Peter may have gone to a
game with a teacher or someone
else,’ said Lefaivre. “‘He gave
most of the tickets to my daughter
and she sold them at the door.”’

‘McQueen agrees the names of
teachers who accepted the free
hockey tickets should not be made
public because they may ‘‘be em-
barrassed”’ over the issue by other
teachers.

“We were trying to put this
issue behind us,” said McQueen.

(These writs were filed with the
court registry beaween Dee 12 and
Dec, 19, 1993. Information is
taken from the
claim)

Plaintiff:
c/o Lakes,
301-165) West
Vancouver.

Defendant: Allan James Munday,
104-2421 16th St, SAW. Calgary,

Claim: General and special dam-
ages for injuries sustained in an
automobile accident on or abous
Dec, 31, 1991, in West Vancouver,

John Michael Lidstone,
Straith and Bilinsky,
Sth St, North

Karen Patricia Grange,
16th St., North

Plaintiff:
110-809 West
Vancouver.
Defendant: Cornelius Niessen,
4786 Fraser St., Vancouver, and
Hillcrest Plumbing and Heating
(1991) Ltd., 3272 Main St., Van-
couver,.

Claim: General and special dam-
ages for injuries sustained in an
automobile accident on or about
Sept. 28, 1993.

Plaintiff: Delta International
Machinery Division of Pentair
Canada Inc., 644 Imperial North,
Guelph, Ontario.

Defendant: Geoff's House of
Tools Ltd., c/o Registered Re-
cords Office, 1110-100 Park
Royal, West Vancouver.

Claim: $47,689.06 for hardware
and related supplies.

Plaintiff: William A. Hall, 2540
Hoskins Rd., North Vancouver.
Defendant: Canada Safeway Ltd.,
840 Cambie St., Vancouver.
Claim: Damages for wrongful
dismissal and loss of pension.

Plaintiff: Cecilia Dorothy
Longmuir, 1403-3061 East Kent
Ave., North Vancouver.
Defendant: PBK Engineering Ltd.,
c/o 3000-1055 West Georgia St.,
Vancouver.

Claim: General and special dam-
ages for wrongful! dismissal.

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