ADULTS CAN ‘earn to sail with
the Hollyburn Sailing Club.

The ciub, which is located at the’

west end of Ambleside Beach, 1326
Argyle St., West Vancouver, has
two upcoming adult. learn-to-sail

sessions — from June 5 to June 14 -

Association (CYA) program
level VI, using CYA qualified in-
structors.

“Cost is $109 for members and
‘$120 for non-members, for 24

hours of instruction, .in the
classroom and on the water.
Class size is limited to “two stu-

‘to e

and from June 19 to June 28. Both
classes run from 6 to 9 p.m.

. The Program, which uses club
boats, is geared to beginners and
follows the Canadian Yachting

dents per boat.
Chief instructor Dieter Forst,

-IN THE WHITE SPOT LABOUR DISPUTE,

WHITE SPOT COMMITTED AN UNFAIR LABOUR PRACTICE

Last Fall, White Spot and the Food and. Service
Workers of C.A.I.M.A.W., Local 112, were involved in
collective bargaining. Negotiations broke down and
members of Local ‘112 went 6n/ strike. During the strike,
White Spot closed two restaurants and placed a series of
advertisements in this and other newspapers.

These closures and advertisements were considered

by the Industrial Relations Council i in an Unfair Labour.

Practice complaint against White Spot.

The adult program complements.
the. clubs 3 Junior learn-to-sail-pro-
gram which runs during the: ay
from July 3 to August 25.

ar further information c on ei--
oO ese _progrems: cell the
clubhouse at-926-5744 or Roger or
Barbara Bush -at 987-5950,: ‘or
Carolyn . Russell after 4 Pm at
985-8001.

On January 13, 1989, ‘thé Industrial Relations Council >

decided that with these advertisements, White Spot:

“Knowingly misled its employees. and
the public concerning CAIMAW,
CAIMAW’s position at the bargaining

the two

table and the _ reason
restaurants were closed”

This advertisement has been paid for by White Spot
and is placed by order of the Industrial Relations Council
in decision, IRC No. C7/89.