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Y Lucknow' a> $ oth rea residents may
soon' i e re eivi to date reparts on
total cost packager spent on negotiation
between 1, the Bruce .`County Board' '.
Education and the SecondaryS
: c�i�got.
Teachers;
Reeve carman "`Fullerton• `for the 'Town ''
}'ship of; .Elderslie 'sent a� letter to Livne ntow
Council asking for their support on
-resolution Council noted that the taxpay
ers should know where their tax dollars are'
being'spent'"2rnd carried�eclt�est:.•
**Allot!ail Sununerfe 1t
__. • cknow an+ District insmcn Club
,fan planninghave their 12th
'ierf�es '..,n June 20, 21' , and 22•{
Theirntembelis of ,the. L cknow Figlife:Aating FigureClub presented ,e. l a . ar Sarah.
butc�Waltz and Canasta taat the club's #rst Aebleve�a�iihtie�b�hlt� ac
Saturday evening at the Luckaaow• Arena, Foam tike fejnt,
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By Marie
Wilson
Bruce County secondary
school teachears
have voted`; to take strike ..� a "tion u. fh�t�l`h
. w.„
both' Gordon Cale, president 'of DXs
of the Ontario Seconda
ry School belheaerlr
Federation (OSSTP) :and Milo $ria
chairman of the Bruce Countyo
,i
,
Board, feel :it's unl�sel there
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teachers' strike;
Teachers rejected the dard'fife
al Q
•for. a ,e n r: ct on Wedne 'd.
�. t � d s icy, arch
Pro i. i .
v'cl ,r
4 at>a a. peen_ n>>,ng Officer:2-'Audrey .
• -Boron 'reported :and,.
orte•.
�� e �
�ter,
oat of 22 ballots east, 13 votedyes c
� t, d yes t4 accept
theco ..
ntra.ct vWhil�. e voted
The teachers then voted whether:to2�put
Pth
e#sefiv
esin logalat position wherethey,
could; strikeor not and out of 222 votes`
cast, 198 voted.* to Strike while
24, v0
4
e
d
against Strike action.
h
teachers .��ad
hadbean :
With
ou
t` �a
contract. since August of 1985, rejected "' a
cku a,c
vvJhi h included, a $:S :per cent
increase in. pay and the overall increase=..
representect by the board's, final offer 'yeas '
$516,000 ineiuding .increment costs.
'When' en asked': whether cir not +'ednes«;.
da.,''s voting`resuits nie ns there will be -a
teyachyer,'s sttt'il.te°in prucc Couaty,' Mr. Cate;
.i�eplicd, ''heavens l &,.',
Cale Said the, teachers decision to
strikeAS iS indicative= of 'their desire to. give
the union ,a dote of 'confidence in .the
tae otia#fink s,essiocis ,with the hoard than
anything else,
er
"Most tea- h r- ,1, " " se
fu's �. +eac._ e. � are,� S�iaX e . pon er�ra-.
t`v s and is con t ar. their''Cha c er
lopys ataballot ;xuat says, : S1/111y a s„;Iii a?,
F. S ''
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�ti.
Mr. Cale said:,the board .realize i 1' f ct
and;assurrned the knew the teaOe''''$.better
their w ' u i
b n
t�>it ,.eQ.
I
t
' �� C rig
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a c u,
r` e o'
It di let' a t tea ens
a
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°;� e t
rs 3p.
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F#
h o. o
t b t ,h they',are,
tike � t'. they- S
serious about the iSsf#es, . he said ‘'
Mt .snobeleu said'the' *teachers decision, '.
to t •ke 'strike :;action t didn't .come his �a
Tse .tot^.the "board
d a trike vot � and: e
ire a fiecte �.,:. v.. e . Vic: At
as -4 vote' cif confi ence for tleira:union ';'he
said, ,
,Mr. Snobelen sa h e is alwd
ys hgipe fu
l
:.
thereill: be 'a.:_ e oti t. ettle nient: 'and
�. �,� fie s,
, r �
h r-'� i l t
e 11 : cis' b' the': ��` x i of strike, e
e t _. r►�..
s
u s h. �: .a k
y � y, ,
a
rth.'nine' ears ,+ .'erten e ” 1.k a" e.
p
seen; five ' strike v and ort' air
i ike. 1 st•rike ,•.:r.
i e, 'don't, see u st ke a. `"real
rSt �. . r=. ofl S a a
as ibilit he said.
Pic Cale said he; ;doesn't think ,' t .
beard's offer on VVedneSday. i5 ;really. 0nal
acid he is ' su ,er Schen the xaegotaatixtg ,
seSs ®ns stu.rt.n,g tri, "thc�tWvo sid.e will^ b'
inov nt closet_ to ,negotiations; ,in: the
bargaining prose,
rp;
tgaining sessions; are due to start soon : ^
a tai, the March break and will he lid by.
n ed °,tor Gratta.m. McKegiiey, an econom-
ics professeta . from .Fork ': University in
orentoe.
fieforc the two sides carp &cif ceritrate ort
o, at. . oi�,"s . b titin
_ . am ; of. tithe mal .sues >la►t i1�e a ga 8
(� ns- r° r r e
°S ss o IVB_ . Cale said ' :}he 'the
l4r' i L.
i�` fi a sari fr • �'ol • a t
.
t
s � •`t �,
. � za s m h v
which to card is tin to clian tiff► '"ch
n t '1
s be`cl .`t'' ith; Cl r 2�
alw ue1
u i
e..
ne ate an 'effective;' seniorit h -
allowing the power to by ^ass tea o•the
board ^ rani s , :to , take writ - ti tabling
t ,a� �►� g
rovisions Mich , Preset' allow< for
i� p 1�IY
teache
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eac i � .
h n
� C i �'ii' 0
a 1
4,fit u, and
10
per
rsto spend 130 Per celaeiriru�'-
Or' n,t in preparation :and ' ` ur •- and
cc a _ n
k
p p
, a 8
the`: ird strip; deals with the c editions:
"li ' ' .to theprovision • h would d Pr...,:si whic would allev! ,..
the iresident of TF and chair erson.of
,$
the p OS,negotiating :co$n l itte,e tai hie 'aPllowed`
nuntof 29 days; per o#
year instead
:
r axiit5
for union, business,
r
Mtiesaid � .
.10 t boa d wants , the
present seniority system, to be usurped by
011ew o
,w' ii ve the o i t
�►�� ,,. �d �� p we o, bypass
r o s
s rodent decal rid"
p . tai, . a
1 ,,
Friar 'this t'``eals >is if `a union readier
topyo
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Photograph to go, in tlt>
Ontario. Place will be er
Caypsule which will contain �
irs from ` those contnunities, r 1dd
`u kri w ho`. r
U . >t
c e e:
cn_aa d. .. ,.
than of'Untario s Bicentennial's year
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The''+ ap`sule, ;designed by''the'. infern
tionally; known fcaparlian sculptor,,,, Kossa
El'oul, is tp be Ma` treasure -in -waiting for the
people' ofOntat`io in 2084
t?tspace v'thin the sculpture will ,-contain
ay representative variety of; documents ,and
artifacts front more than ' 80()- communities`,
across ' `the s ;province Lucknow oun il.
contributed .a.' photograph .taken .during
their^ celebration of ;the, ;bicente .m :, ial. yea
�p y
e Ail (p�ry�� jp
an assail'' e9
t asp � � . .
i k'.a r ation
e t'a'
uc n w , roc � 'sc�t , letter to
icon c,r,
a e uesti :the, ase of
n z n c, the Town,
Rall for• a ti- riess ' ro r . for -1 ' °
. # .p g ami tidies, tara�'a
preliminary ;basis t®.
lead into the- s
mile
pool
f, itness..elub.
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Council agreed
t,o, the ,.,reru st .un
do
Condition thatarcsgenzonts be made t
o
u dset up sthe lro3ratri' nth downstairs '.
'..
area of"the building so' that,' 'there won't be
any bar ging going on, over our
Reeve herb'dark said.
h r r tri ill afar in =" airl
1< e o t 1V1 t '
June 45, and will ,bei supervised ,by ,one cif
o has; 'qualified .'.in the
the ^ 'ool� staff ,Who
la
'area 'of ;fitness Instruction.
The Recreation' 'Board asked, that the
n 1= c f : he'
ic;.ts . ;fe } o t a l rbc ved i
g
faith:and if the re' istration:fees exceed the
estimates, e)f' thehard ' the pro it 'will be
to
given-... dl 'tile lit' ' i `alt
r
i
show
new
tory
` ills
t
obrnson's , ug ,hush pit
visitor s melding of the old iii
s++ maple syrup°
a t een, Cir is o>an ;a o
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