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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-09-13, Page 3fiv liquor vote in W. Wawanosh West Wawanosh Township Council met for its regular September session on Tuesday evening, September 4. The minutes of a special session on July 11, and the regular August meeting, with, the following amendment to Councillors . Aitchison's and Durnin's motion of August 7, were read and adopted: "It was resolved that the Municipal Council of the Township of West Wawanosh in the County of Huron, deems it desirable and expedient to'submit to a vote of the persons qualified to be entered on the voters' list and to vote at an election to the Municipal Council, the following questions under the provisions of The Liquor Licence Act 1975, namely: 1. Are you in favour of the sale of spirits, beer and wine under a dining lounge licence for consumption on licensed premises where food is available? 2. Are you in favour of the sale of spirits, beer and wine under a lounge licence for consumption on licensed premises? 3. Are you in favour of the sale of spirits, beer and wine under an en- tertainment lounge licence for consumption on licensed premises?" A. J. Sherwood questioned council about a culvert across his lane at Lot 19, Concession 4. The trustees from Auburn requested council's approval on the possibility of opening Goderich Street in the village through to the east to the County Road. Council agreed it would be a good plan, if the county will allow access .to the County Road at that point, and when the village was in a financial position to dothe work. Building 'permits were authorized for R. Hallam (shed) ; G. Priestap (shed) and J. R. Durnin (mobile home). A motion was passed: "That West Wawanosh Township deems it ex- pedient to proceed under Section 78 of The Drainage Act, 1975, to construct a tile bed under a portion of the Hamilton Municipal Drain." The Clerk will make the necessary notification to Maitland Valley Con- servation Authority. Bell strike ends Bell Canada's striking telephone installers and technicians voted 7,59Q to 1,994 in favor of accepting a contract settlement, local president David Handley said Sunday. The 15,000 members of the Communications Workers of Canada, in- cluding the. 20 men working out of the Clinton work centre, had voted on the contract Thursday and ballots were counted in -Ottawa "Sunday. 'The vote ends a series of rotating strikes and lockouts throughout Ontario and Quebec which began June 7. A full-scale strike began Aug. 13. U.nion., executives By -Law No. 12, 1979, was given a third reading and finally passed, This by-law authorizes the townshipto–submit to a vote, three questions concerning the sale of beer, spirits and wine, to the electors of the municipality. A motion was passed: "That the Township of West Wawanosh hereby requests the Ministry of Transportation and Communications, to grant approval to the ap- plication of ap- proximately an ad- ditional 5,000 cubic yards of pit run gravel on 1979 construction.'' The road accounts were ordered to be paid. The general accounts were also passed for payment. Enrolment committee in separate schools Ronald Marcy of Stratford was named chairman of the declining enrolment committee at a meeting of the Huron -Perth County Roman Catholic 'Separate School board in Dublin Monday. The committee will meet early next month to cope with the problems arising from the gradual decline in the number of students. The decrease in the number enrolled in the 19 schools in the system this September is 63 or 2.3 per cent. There are 2,642 pupils. Since 1974 there has been an accumulated recommended that decrease of 19.1 per cent. membership accept the St. Boniface School settlement, although they Zurich showed the largest said the three-year decrease with 18 fewer contract term was too pupils, while at St. long, the wage gain too Joseph's School, Clinton, small and the agreement there was an increase of did not offer enough 10 pupils. protection against The board extended the compulsory overtime. leave of absence for the The agreement in-, janitor at the Clinton eludes a 10.5 per cent school, Edward Florian, wage ... increase to Monday, September 17 retroactive to Dec. 1, because of illness. 1978; 10 per cent on Dec The board_ decided 1, 1979;and nine per cent to endorse a resolution on Dec. 1, 1980. from the Leeds and In the third year, Grenville County board of salaries would be indexed education requesting for the board meetings to the cost•of living if that support for a petition to will be taken . over by rises above eight per the provincial govern- Carol Campbell of cent. An installer in the ment ,.to include driver Winthrop replacing Bev top wage category would education in the regular Smith of Walton who has be making $385.10 a week, secondary school moved to Stratford, curriculum and to allocate funds ac- cordingly. The board decided not to ask the ministry of education toput more money into secondary schools for driver education as it would mean less money for elementary schools. As well, it was said with no secondary schools in the system in Huron and Perth, that it was not a particular problem in this area. Several trustees, who felt "It's our children involved, whether, in separate or public schools" were out -voted.. It was announced that a professional activity day will be held on Friday, September 14 at St, Patrick's School, Dublin and St. Columban School for all principals and staffs through teacher workshops. P.•rimary teachers will be involved with language arts and family life, while junior teachers will have language arts and physical education; and ..he .._intermediate. teachers, family life and' geography. The work of secretary WELCOME Ontario Parks Association MEMBERS AND FRIENDS'' ATTENDING THE O.P.A. Annual Golf Tournament AT THE Maitland Golf and Country Club Friday, September 14 Goderich Parks Department and Recreation Office GOPERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1979—PAGE 3 Your face and your body ore a constant preoc- cupation. The beauty of your complexion and your figure are your prime interest. Also, Biotherm with Thermal Plankton has formulated a• line of products and everyone•of them can answer any specific problem: moisturizing, dryness, oily skin... Our cosmetician is at your service. She will be able to recommend any products from which you will benefit. Ask for her advice. 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