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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-10-14, Page 2news Lucizow Sestbei, Wednesday, OetOber 14, 1981—Page 2 • r • • • .10 •:Atorsa. The L.cknow Kinetic aid; has donated a 16 ,millemeter automatic projector to the Lucknow 1, Branch of the •Bnice County Library. The projector is for. aie In the library which holds regular film nights and can be rented out to orgaidiations for ,ilieir use at a nominal fee. Donna• Gbh,. activity director ;at Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home, 1.. shown using the projector to show films to the residents. denny's tv SALES & SERVICE R.C.A. .s,(:\,1)1 \ h‘ .Antennas •Rotors •Towers 395-5405 electronics repttir rirefre641,46welmesidi • • liriptottTof tut*rotow7- - 1 The residents view films , each Friday afternoon as port of1 their activity program. The projector will also be used to • she* feature length Mimi in a serks open to the general public at the nmshig hong. Alice a 'month. The first hi this series will he Coal•Miner's Daughter, which will be, shown &tither 23. ' (Sentinel Staff Photo) ° lObflStOfl SO: - (Bothivoll Limited] ?hone .0000. Wardsville 693.4383 Komoka 471-2059 Dungannon 5291/947. WasheillVhderfids-Crushed Stone , Cement C0111/01 Ckushed Grswel-7-Itoad.Contzaetors 1 •• Phase 1 1 1 1 1. 528,221311Ssise•00as I"- •• • hubetaippdfited.....b.i.efor Richardson Securities of Canada • _lrn varrivais fivw for the current issued Canada Savings Bonds 1 Come in to Oar Maks Street Office, or.Phown tor An Appointment miaow Home Don Tho.mpson 1. 1 1 528-3516Residence ke • ' o objecttons to it wences West Wawanosh Town- ship Council met for its regular session on Tuesday,' October 6, 1981 in the office. of the Municipal Garage. All members were in attendance - Reeve Durnin presided. The minutes of the regular September meeting and a special session on September 10, 1981 were adopted as printed. on motion of Coun- cillors Cranston and Brind- ley.• The Board of Trustees from Auburn attended the Council meeting to request Council's co-operation in leasing the Auburn Fire Hall for a perio3 of 20 years to take advantage of a 25% Community Recreation Cen- tres grant to assist the Trus- tees in the renovation of the hall as a Community Hall. Council agreed to do this, and to pass a by-law desig- nating the Fire Hall as a Community Hall. Charles Pergel presented a second application to Council for a building permit to es- tablish a trailer as a resid- ence in St. Helens. Council agreed to deal with the application along with others already scheduled on the agenda. Gerry Poalin acted as spokesman for a cl5putatimi frinff Dungannon consisting o f three Kinsmen and two O Senior Citizens. He asked - Countil to appoint two people to sit on a Board of eight (2 from Kinsmen, 2 from Sr. Citizens, 2 from West Wawanosh and 2 from Ashfield) to be formed to ° investigate -the establish- ment of a Drop -In Centre for Seniors in Dungannon. Council questioned Mr. poal, in regarding their plans, and agreed to comply with the request for two board mem- bers. Harold (Bud) Glenn asked Council to write a letter to the owner's of the old dam in the Maitland River south of iAuburn, although he was unaware of the identity of the owner/s. He wished Council to express support in his efforts to have the ruins of the old dam reinoved. Coun- cil contended the dam is not •in West Wawanosh and therefore none of their con- cern. • , Council discussed the lane - slay, which had been con- sfructed by Chas. Pergel without permission, with the 'Road Superintendent. The Road Superintendent stated • that the laneway as it is now is too narrow and must be widened if it• is to remain there. Tana to page 96 New Minimum Wage rates will go into effect October-1st:1981. General hourly rate $3.50 Leamer hourly rate $3.40 Student hourly !ate $265 Liquor Licensed premises hourly rate •$3.00 00 Construction hourly rate. 0 S3.75___ O Additional information may be obtained from the Employment Standards Branch, OntarioMiniery of Labour in the following cities: 0- TORONTO • 400 University Avenue ORA 1V2 • Tel: (416) 965-5251 KINGSTON 1055 Princess Street K7L1H3 Tel: (613) 547-3414 OTTAINA 2197 Riverside Drive laH 7X3 Tel (613) 5234530 SUDBURY 199 LarCh Street • P3E 6P9 Tel: (705) 6764465 WINDSOR -500 Oueilette Avenue 149A183 Tel: (519) 256-8218 HAMILTON 1 West Avenue South L814 2119 Tel: (416)',527-295 laTCHENER 824 King Street VVest N2G1G1 Tel: (519) 744-8101 'ST.CATHARINES 205 King Street L211 3J5 Tel: (416) 682-7261 THIJNDER BAY 435 JamesStreet South P7E 6E3 • Tel: (807) 476-1691 • KENORA 808 Robertson Street PON 1X9 Tel: (807) 468-3128 LONDON 205 Osford Street East N6A 5G6 Tel: (519) 439-3231 SAULTSTE. WARE 390 Ray Street P6A1X2 Tel: (705) 949-3331 " TIMM 273Third0venue P4N 1E2 Tel (700 267-6231 • • • • • Fortoll-free numbers check the government listings in your focal telephone directory. Ministry of Labour Ontaria Employment Standardsillranch Robert G. Eigiet MD, Minister Williarn Davis, Premier I