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     Could you please publisn 
     
     a notice in the CADRE ask— 
     
     ing students, faculty and 
     
     support staff of the Uni- 
     
     ‘versity to refrain from 
     
     walking on the grassed 
     
    
   
   
    
     areas and removing signs. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The following areas are 
     
     walked on daily. There-are 
     
     pathways forming across 
     
     the grassed areas: 
     
    

    
     1) Students are walking 
     
     diagonally from the barn 
     
     to the road.‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     ’a 2) There is a path worn 
     
     from the gym to McAdam 
     
     Field. 
     
    
   
   
    
     3) There are two places 
     
     where grass is worn th— 
     
     rough on the new seeded 
     
     area to Blanchard Hall. 
     
     4) Faculty, students and. 
     
     staff are walking across 
     
     MbAdam Field from Parking 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Lots B and C to Dalton, ‘ Education Building to SnOw plough guides are leaderShiP in keeping our 
     
     Duffy, Kelly and Main. Mt. Edward Road. ‘ ' not erected to be torn campus Clean and attract- 
     
     5) Students are walking 6) Students are walking down. There are only a ive° 
     
     across the new football \’ from N and NA Buildings ; few students causing all _ 
     
     field from the Barn, Psy- north to.Parking Lots D, the damages: Maybe the ' Yours Sincerely,» 
     
     chology Lab, NA, N and and E. rest of us can show some Maintenance Dept- 
     
      UPEI Labour NEWS _ - 
     
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     Recently one of your the crime? Therefore the 
     
     1 Security Officers was suse , Union followed the appro- 
     
     ‘ pended for a period of priate steps as outlined 
     
     twenty-eight days by his in the existing contract 
     
     * supervisor for leaving his between the university and, 
     
     post one hour early, even -{0cal 501. After having 
     
     though this officer had ' eXhauSted the first two 
     
     made arrangements with Step3 1Q_the grievance p» 
     
     another officer to come . Procedure» With00t”sueee881L 
     
     in and £111 the void for ‘we reached the step where- ' 
     
     him. Upon receiving not— - by we appear before the 
     
     ification of such suspen- Board Of Governors ten 
     
     'sion, the person in quest- State our case..We were 
     
     ion appealed to his Local V ,Sranted a,hear1n8 before 
     
     Union (Local 501, Canadian a panel of this Board and‘ 
     
     Union of Public Employees) “Pon'stating our appeal 
     
     to hear his grievance and these gentlemen, in their 
     
     3 begin procedured to have W1VSd0m, reduced the sen- , 
     
     this excessive sentence tence to a period of one 
     
     reduced. The Union then _ Week; and due to the feet \\ 
     
     commenced grievance pro- that the qriginal sentence 
     
     cedures. At no time were 7» had already been served. 
     
     we disputing the fact that the panel ordered that 
     
     a wrongdoing had been comm. the officer be reimbursed 
     
     itted but we were appalled for'the diffetence in 
     
     at the excésSive sentence lost pay' JUSTICE PREVAIL' 
     
     'imposed upon this officer ED' 7 ' 
     
     and our appeal was center— 
     
     ed on having the sentence 
     
     reduced to'a more realis- 
     
     tic figure; in other words - Robert Crockett 
     
     have the punishment suit » ‘ President 
     
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