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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-02-10, Page 5community news lacknOw Sentinel Wedneaday, February 10, 1982—Page 5 4'1 • • \St\ NA*, 404„, ••• . . x";. 4. •s, , , , Dr. J. C. McKim is shown demonstrating Cardio Resuscitation [CPR] on an Infant mannequin which been donated by the Lucknow Women'. Institute for• the CPR 'program at Winghaia and District Hospital. • Froin the left are Grace Gibson, president of the LucimOw • Institute Jean Whkby, Institute secretary -treasurer and Jim Mciihinney of Wingham, CPR instructor. Since the, arrival of the mannequin the beginning of January, about 40 of the hospital's staff have qnalified or been re-qualMed In the program. Once the hospital staff has completed their instrucdon, the mannequhr will be used to instruct members of the community and CPR • programs will be heldIn communities serviced by the hospital. [Sentinel Staff Photo) . ,• Construction in Kinloss down in 1981 • The regular meeting of Kinloss Council was held on • February lst with reeve Barr.Johnston and all coun- cil memberspresent. Minutes of the previous meeting were ' adopted as •read on a motion by coun- cillors Gibb and McBride. Barry Johnston was ap- pointed as Kinloss Township representative to the South- east Bruce Planning Area and Dave Eadie was appoint- ed as alternative representa- tive. . Application is to be made to the Ministry of Transpor- tation and Communications for the balance of 1981 subsidy on 1981 expenditure., General accounts for Oppose waste site... *from page 2 the sOurce of production and then it would be transported to a central location for storage. "It would be better to reduce it to its nasty mini- mim rather than paying to truck water," said Chant. When asked, in an inter- view following the meeting, what would happen if the government tried to interfere in his decision, Chant said he has been promised a free hand to determine the most • secure site. Should the gov- ernment cast aside their decision or step in to inter- fere, Chant said the entire board 'of the Wate Manage- ment Corporation would re sign creating the biggest political "splash" possible. $31,536.86 and highways ac- counts for $19,357,84 were ordered paid. • Building permit applica- tions for 1981 had •a total •value of $147,400.00 which is a considerable decrease from 1980 applications which am- ounted to $363,200.00. Seek legal opinion. *from page 1 • commented on the • hardship to • the classroom teacher as they have not received a raise Since the settlement of the 1980-81 . contract. Mr. Elliott said the board last fall raised its offer to the secondary teachers to respond to the fact finder's report, i.e. in- creased its original maximum salary offer to $36,260, $20 above the fact finder's recom- mendation. , The board's memorandum was released at a press conference prior to the monthly board meeting. When asked what kind of feedback had been received from the teachers, Trustee Elliott said .he had only .received `.`positive feedback". "Infounation I have received indicates the teachers have accepted it graciously," said Trustee Elliott. At the press Conference, Mr. Gryseels said he had received no official feedback. Mrs, Weary, explained the OSSTF's posi- tion stating under the School Boards and Teachers Collective Negotiations Act, the negotiatirg team chosen by Huron secon- dary teachers, is the recognized body with which to negotiate. • • This large discrepancy stems from, the fact that in ' 1981 there were no building permit applications for new single family residences, whereas in 1980' there were applications for five resid- ences with a permit value of $210,000.00. + • . 40.1.4` Request stricter dog control West Wawanosh Town- ship Council, met for the regular February session on Tuesday afternoon, February 2, in the Office of the Muni- cipal Building, with all mem- bers present, Reeve Durnin presiding. The minutes of the Janu- ary session were adopted as. printed on motion of Coun- cillors Cranston and Durnin. A group of Dungannon residents attended the Coun- cil meeting and questioned Council about 1) obtaining some strict dog control in the hamlet; 2) about the method of handling drainage and drainage accounts in Dun- gannon, and 3) the method of obtaining machines for snow- Qblowing in the Township when necessary. Reeve Bill Bogie and Road Superintendent Ron Durnin of Colborne ToWnship At- tending the meeting at the request of Council, and the maintenance on the bound- ary road was discussed.A new agreement for the road maintenance on the bound- ary was also discussed. Reeve Durnin declared a conflict of interest, and vac- ated the chair. Motion by councillors Durnin and Seeg- er, That Gor\clon Brindle, Deputy -Reeve, is hereby ap- pointed to assume the duties of the Head -of -Council for the time -being. • Councillor Cranston de- clared a conflict of interest and vacated her seat, on council. - Motion by councillors Dur- nin and Seeger, That West Wawanosh Township hereby agrees to pay operators of snowblowers $30.00 per hour for 120 horsepower tractors, and $33.00 per hour fpr 150 horsepower tractors. Reeve Durnin resumed his •place as Head -of -Council at • this point, as did also Coun- cillor Cranston. Motion by councillors Cranston and Seeger, That the Reeve and Clerk are hereby authorized to submit the annual petition for sub- sidy on road expenditures for the year 1981 in the amount of $217,690.42, to the Minist- • ry of Transportation and Communications'. - • Road accounts in the Am- ount of $23,997.77 were ordered paid on motion of councillors Brindley and . Durnin. Motion by councillors Brindley and Durnin, That West Wawanosh Township Council recommends to the Lucknow Health Centre Committee that the property in question be purchased at this time, but that no con- struct* be commenced in' 1982. • An application for •loan submitted' by Don Cameron was given approval • on a • motion by councillors Cran- ston and Brindley. Motion by Councillors Seeger and Brindley, .That the clerk is hereby authoriz- ed to advertise in the Luck- • now and Goderich papers for \ two weeks for a person to count dogs and sell tags in the township for 1982. The general accounts were passed for payment on mo- • tion of councillors Brindley and Seeger: $2,952.45. number two. ENERGY SAVER! number one is INSULATION cut your fuel bMs.. .49 Johns - Manville Friction Fit Fibregkiss Home • • • • INSULATION In Stock R8 - R12 - R20 -11i28 Insulate Nov, for Year Round Comfort flriecare John W. Henderson Lumber Ltd. BUILDING CENTS ' Phone 528-3118 lucknow EVERYTHING FOR BUILDING