Election Results 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
            
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     PRESIDENT V . " "SENATE REPS 
     
     Derek Key- 226-372 Doug McKay-263 
     
     ‘ I Chuck DesRoches-l40 . Susan Partridge—242 
     
     L  ‘ - Rory 'McLellan-90 Lori Mullin—227 
     
     ‘ 3  J V . Jack Henley-85 Dave Jackson-154 
     
      .19 George McGibbon—67 xPaul Taylor-134 
     
     ’1 '1 - ‘ ' ' ViCE-PRESIDENT . ' ARTS REPS 
     
     r ' v . - Gerald McKenna—453’ Betty Brown-464 
     
     Mike O'Brien- 141 Kevin Gauthier—440 
     
     TREASURER Angus Praught—389 
     
    
   
   
    
     gouhci/S'efl/e: impede/Weir: “  erases“ = 
     
    
   
   
    
     COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER Carole Woodhall—345\ 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     by Cheryl Cannon ‘ island printing compahies- ed Council that a number Mike McMahon—323 Lina Dunningg343 
     
     The Student Council held Conn/Ciltpassed the motion of years ago Pat Duffy, a Pat O’Brien-.270. AFS 
     
     a meeting in the Robert— that the Student Directory former Pres. of the S.U. , COMPTROLLER ~ 3738‘: 437 
     
     San Library laSt Sunday would not be printed this had made a verbal agree— YE§_EEEEEEEEion) no—gl 
     
     night. ‘ - year, aS it wellld cost' 'ment with Mr. Dennis Clough Mike Kennedy postpofiement-31 
     
     Leo Bradley, Mike O'Brien togimnch- di h of the University. The v ' " ' ' 
     
     and Bill-“Morris were im— ‘nCe actor 'ng to t e, agreement was that until ’ ' 
     
     peached as according to the Cznstitlltion, the PubliSh- the Student-Uni’on, had Top/O the morn “7 9 an d O 
     
     indent union Constitution, 0 t e student directory a new building the Of- ' - ' 
     
     :0 councilor/may miss three is a duty Pertaining to . fices were to remain in happy 30”” POfHCk 5 Day 
     
     consecutive meetings in a the Communications Officer, the basement of'Memorial to ye ! 
     
     row, 01' a, total 0f four' Pat .O'Brien aSked on be’ 3311- The_ StUdent union Itwas passed by Council 
     
     Mike MacKenna brought up thehalf Of Council for Elisa-‘- has been receiving pres— that the Honorariums ' 
     
     Question of the fairness of bath Burke's resignation. sure from the Director Of ' for the Yearbook were’hot 
     
     the impeachment procedures, Elisabeth informed Council Student Services, Jim-t to be given out until last 
     
     since accurate attendance ,ythather reSignation had Griffith and the House year's Yearbook had been 
     
     had not'been taken of all been given “to Derek Key, Committee Of Memorial delivered and given ’out 
     
     Council meetings this year. and she would resign as . Hall to relocate their to the Students. The 
     
     According to the tonsti- . of the end of March. The ' offices. Dennis Clough orientation committee will 
     
     tution the recording see- question. arose as to will have the final word receive an honourarium of 
     
     retary takes attendance,‘ whether the Communications on the matter. $100.00. 
     
     but as of the early part officer would receive her A CUP conference will be During New Business the 
     
     of the first semester salary for the month. The [held this weekend in motion was Passed that 
     
     there was ‘not a- record-“ " motion was made by ‘OttawaL-anda delegate -for the positions vacant 
     
     ins secretory, several Comptroller Gerald McKenna will be sent On behalf on tonne 11 because of im_ 
     
     of the minutes of the and Treasurer Alan 0' of the Cadre. eachments and resi ations 
     
     meetings recorded do not‘ Keefe that Elisabethzwould The Personnel Board ’ihese ositions “mi: be ’ 
     
     state the actual names of; receive payment for the brought severalxecom— filledpr th-e newly elected 
     
     Councilors. in attenden'ee. first two weeks of March. mendations before Council. Councilors who were elect_ 
     
     It is known that; several The matioa Wits withdrawn The first being that Gordon ed during the General 
     
     more members of the ‘ and the matter was not Coffin be acceptedas S'tudent Union Elections. 
     
     Student council are soved. Discussion on V ‘ Speaker of the S.U._,_ the held in February. The 
     
     guilty of this lint-re“- the topic ceased and motion was approved. It Vabancies would be filled 
     
     ion, but they cannot be speaker of the Student wae suggeSted that the by the Candidates who 
     
     impeached—since their union Gordon COffin sum- forme? Speaker Gail he'd the highest number of 
     
     names (were never written med Up the Situation by Murphy recalve an honour— vOtes in that constituancy. 
     
     into the records. i stating that he recognized ararium of $90-00, this . The next Student Council 
     
     Comnmnications officer some of- the- Councilor's ' motion was tabled- some meetin shall be held on 
     
     Elisabeth Burke reported' wish for the Communications controversy arose as to S nda g March 27th 
     
     to Council that the student officer to resign, but 311— whether the Cahirmaen of u y’ - ’ ' 
     
     directOry which was to did not have to, if it the MOVie C1111) Andy Gallant o r V 
     
     have been published by the was her wish to remain in ' and Gert—h Reeves Sho‘fl-d I ‘ ' 
     
     Bathurst Printing Co. office as of the end of ' receive honorarium 0f ‘  n a. o v  
     
     would cost more than the" March. There were no $15-00 eaCh- The motion - ' 
     
     actual price approved by impeachment procedures Was tabled until the BURT REYNOLDS IN 
     
     Council. The'directory in effect so the matter » Treasurer 0f the S-U' - " THE LONGEST YARD " 
     
     would have to be. type‘Set  Alan O'Keefe could look SUNDAY, MARCH 20 
     
     in another fashion cost; was dropped. a , into the financial status ' , AT 8 RM. 
     
     ing approximately 9.00 In'regards to the moving — of theMovie Club and . ADM. __ s L50 
     
     dollars, this price was of the Student Union of- 'report back to Council. DON'T MISS IT 
     
     ‘ futth‘er redueed to $620, fices to the Barn no h At the beginning of the —"—‘_— 
     
     A cost estim'ete‘ has not action will be taken as year 200 dollars was t 
     
     yet been received by two; yet. Paul ’Currie inform- . given to the Movie club. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
      Anyone intending toodo anythingW ~  _ 
     
    
   
   
    
     PANTHER LOUNGE , 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     5‘Students are needed .. “or the cadre for the remannd er » r V  FRIDAY, MARCH '25, 
     
     to serve on. the Personnel ' I ' ' 2 " 4‘30 P-nh 
     
     Board. The term of service ‘ ' of the your , SPONSORED BY THE JUNIOR CLASS 
     
     Will be from March 31, 1977 . . _ ‘  » ' 
     
     until March 30,1983. Please. phone,wrlto 
     
     Applicant forms are t o A t o ' '   
     
     available in the Student 4- or. come In, pa rson ' 7 ~ , .BRT. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Union Office, Basement of . I ' - THE MICK CLASS INVITESXQH 
     
     Memorial Hall, '. evefy Frida y and Man day, TO A i’ARTY ATTHE LABOR 
     
     The Deadline for apply- ' . ‘ CONGRESS HALL, FRIDAY, MARCH 
     
     ingis March 18/77. to the cadre meetings 25, monemt-im, 
     
     ' ' t . . ~ ALL BEVERAGES -— 70 ¢ EACH. 
     
     / 12:20-1 pm stem n9 th a 18th ' / ALL sun)st WELCOME 1: 
     
    
   
   
    
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