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‘EAT YOUR heart out, Molly Ringwald. These two pint-
sized dogs are doing their best to attract a passing

‘movie producer. They
Sidney.

Continued from Page At
; “‘l am sure four
or five members would accept

the buyout offer and retire, ** he
‘added.

“It’s making for some pretty
hard feelings within the com-
pany,” he said: A ceiling of 52
weeks pay for lay-offs has been

set by Air Canada management. '

This is not the first time the
IAM membership has decreas-
ed.‘*We lost two dozen jobs in
last - year,’’ » Hannan

said. ‘It’s a lot worse than the

» 24-employees: announced Mon-

day (Feb. 1):°’ -

“It?s not that. the workload
it’s. that: it has.
:- been taken over by Air’ B.C.

has. decreased;

employees,’’ he-said.

. The IAM filed-.complaints ~
~ with. the Canadian Labor Rela-
*“uons. Board in. Ottawa last year
. about Air. Canada:-transferring
~ work from the parent company.
10" affiliates like” Air B. C-,. Air

“stop.
smoking

BC. “year!
‘roundation

Nova and Air Ontario.

The union wants Air Canada
and all its subsidiary airlines be
declared as having common
“ownership and have a common
seniority list of employees. No
date has been set for the hear-
ing.

Thow says the majority of the
staff have accepted the offer of

relocation and understand the

reason it was done: -

‘It is actually. an improve-
ment.in. service for customers,”’
said Thow.

Members of. the Canadian
‘Auto Workers union at the Vic-
toria.. International have also
been given the. option ..of

relocating . or taking voluntary

“termination... &
District: chairman -- ‘Norm

“Williams is hoping: something

-will. be. worked.out..:

{We're having meetings with:

mi the staff on Feb. Qe: rae ‘then ©:

re

belong to Susane Lucas of

with management before Feb.
14,’ Williams said.

“The company has a good
record of staff relations so it
shouldn’t be too much of a pro-
blem,’’ he added.

“There is the possibility of
other  plans,’’ Williams said,
mentioning early retirement in--
centives may be one possibility.

There: are 20 passenger and
ticket. agents: who .are CAW
members working in ‘Victoria
currently. Nine of those have
been offered’ a .transfer or
voluntary termination’ by Air
Canada. Six are full-time: and
‘three are part-time "employees, _
Thow said... _

-. “We're hoping non-stop ser- |
vice. will be started to’ other
_ places,’’ Williams said.

“As - the
“matures ‘there. ‘will. be more
direct service to other areas in..
Canada,”’ Thow commented: =.

_CAW: members celebrated 50.
years of service at.the. Victoria
International an: December:
1987. : : Be

-E m D I 0 yees.
.-customers at, Tanners
_ Books and Giftshad reason -

to be nervous after a bomb
threat was received Jan. 29.
.A phone call was
answered by a.clerk in the
store at about 5:40 p.m.
The caller said ‘Hi, there is
a bomb in: your store,’’
RCMP report.
‘*The store was evacuated
‘and. searched with no
results,’” commented a
Sidney RCMP spokesman.
Normal activities. within
the store were disrupted for
about half an nour, owner
Clive Tanner said.

Bomb | scare ‘at iain

and

“The store reopened and
“ business went on: about as”
_usual. :
This is the first-time Tanz:
ners has ever received. a: Pn
‘bomb threat’ and: ' police -
treated it asa serious mat-
ters
This is the: only bomb”
threat to be logged -in-
Sidney. RCMP. books. for
1988. In past years students
have made calls-to schools -
'- during exam week claiming
there is a bomb. in the
building, police said.
“... All. bomb: | threats * are
»- treated.--seriously, — police-
said.

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