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} 42 workers to be laid off at KIL by Adrienne Graham Gardner Forty-two workers at the Kindred Industries Limited plant in Midland will be laid Off on April 16. Plant manager Hudson Leavens says, "We hope it's a temporary lay- Off; High interest rates are the culprit, according to Leavens. "If interest rates would come down there would be more housing starts and more people would be buying stainless steel KIL, according to the plant manager. "Tn a plant where a piece-work in- centive system is in effect, the work- sharing formula can have a negative effect on production." Bonuses paid for high production performance by employees were being deducted from their UIC payments for the un-worked day covered by the federal work-sharing program. "We have seen a negative influence e IN THE NEWS... " Area politicians talk about conservation Port MeNicoll, and Victoria Harbour, and the towns of Midland and Penetanguishene. Coldwater was not represented, and Port MeNicoll council was meeting that same evening, the Matchedash clerk said. Looking for flying company There's to be a meeting of the Huronia Airport Commission next week to discuss calling for a flying company to provide flying instruction, ete at Huronia Airport. The tri-municipal airport has been without A meeting hosted by Matchedash Town- ship, Tuesday evening, to discuss the for- mation of an area conservation authority was well attended by area politicians, but in- conclusive. The idea of an area conservation authority came from a Matchedash councillor. A conservation authority would be concerned with improving trout spawning grounds and stopping the erosion of land bordering rivers. Midland Councillor Bill Orr, who attended the meeting, as did Midland Councillor Ian PEIN ITEC sinks." here, and in effect are rejecting work- sharing," says Leavens. Under the terms of the agreement with the federal government, a firm can lay off employees before con- tracting for work-sharing, but cannot lay off workers while the program is in effect. Ross, said that the suggested cost to Midland of being part of an area conservation authority would be $7,800. Matchedash Township clerk Joan Flem- ming said yesterday that a date had not been set for another meeting. Those people present would have to report to their resnective councils, she said. invited to send representatives were the townships of Flos, Medonte, Orillia, Oro, Tay and Tiny, the villages of Coldwater, Elmvale, KIL had been on a work-sharing program with the federal govern- ment. However, Leavens 'sees problems with the program. "Work-sharing means a short work- week, which is impractical for us because of the nature of our KIL employees will continue under production process."' work-sharing until the 16th. After that In fact, work-sharing has had a date, the remaining eighty workers detrimental effect on production at will work one shift on a five-day week. \ 0 a 8 Coming events April 10 = ty Easter Ball, Centennial Easter Bonnet <=! Dance with prizes for best Easter bonnets, % featuring Danny Lahaie with Armos Lar- 23 = mand and the Boys, Penetanguishene Legion, es 8 p.m. zy U.S. No. 1 grade Size 56's White GRAPEFRUIT 10/° 1,89 MacINTOSH APPLES 5°99 April 17 Ses Second qualifying regional gymnastics =; = meet, hosted by Hurons Gymnastics Club, all = =: day, doors open 9 a.m., Midland Secondary * =: School gym. Admission at door. Watch our =! = best compete for positions on the provincial eam. Annexation saga not over yet e Cont'd from pg.3 "Tt had been provided us as a sample bylaw. Now that it has been repealed it will mean (today's) proceeding's are meaningless although the township may be awarded some cost." Meanwhile veteran council-meeting-watchers were seen shaking their heads during this week's special meeting. Shortly after the outset of the meeting the press and general public were informed council in- tended to go into an in-camera session. It has since been learned that session was devoted to discussing repealing Bylaw 82-16. After the discussion, members rose to report and then proceeded to pass the necessary bylaw to repeal the first one. It was only as the bylaw was given third and final reading that the press and general public was again allowed into the council chambers. "It wasn't done intentionally. There just seemed to be some confusion as to when the public should be let in," a town Official said yesterday. As for local law-makers they took no chances their in-camera discussions would be made public. At one point in the meeting, a brief case that had been left in the council chambers by a member of the public was removed "for fear it had a tape recorder in it," a member of council told this newspaper yesterday. Romaine LETTUCE U.S. No. 1 grade 19%... Humpty Dumpty 'POTATO CHIPS SAVE 30° od 19 Reg. $1.49 79¢ bunch GREEN ONIONS Sbunches 99' U.S. No. 1 grade CELERY STALKS U S. No. 1 grade Red or Black CUCUMBERS -- GRAPES 2 / 89° 4 Sale $7 29 ee ONT. POTATOES alt & 20 Bed 9° oe "ORCHARD FRESH WHOLESALE | Hwy 27 Midland (next to 0 P P ) Mon., Tues., Wed. & Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. OPEN Thurs. & Fri. 9a.m. to9 p.m. to 5 p.m. Special prices in effect from Tues. , April 6 to Tues., April 13 (Watch for it!) such service since Garrison Aviation pulled out as managers Of the facility late last year. J FEATURE OF THE WEEK © 1980 AMC EAGLE 6cyl., auto., floor shift, 2 door, station wagon, ps., pb., stereo, RWD, WW tires, wheel discs, buckets. PBT 628. $7,495. 1981 FORD T-BIRD 8 cyl., auto., 2 dr., ps., pb., radio, RWD, WW tires, wheel discs. RWP 034. $8,295. 1980 FORD FAIRMONT 6 cyl,auto,2 dr, ps, pb. New Michelin tires. PHN 624 $5895. 1980 HONDA CIVIC 4 cyl. 4 spdi, 2 dr hatchback, clean, one owner. Lic. BES 439. $4,895. 1979 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN STATIONWAGON 305 V8, auto., ps., pb., 50,000 kms. Lic. PCY 095. $5,295. 1979 BUICK SKYLARK IV-6, auto, 2 dr, ps, pb, 46,000 kms. RLV 642 $5,495. 1979 CHEVROLET MALIBU V-6, auto, 2dr, ps, pb. SUF 024 $5,995. 1979 AMC PACER 6 cyl, auto, woody wagon, ps, pb, 34,000 miles. LXV 606 $3495, 1978 BUICK SKYLARK V-6, auto, 4 dr, ps, pb. $4895. 1977 CHEV IMPALA 8 cyl. 305, 4 dr, ps, pb. MAT 825 a. 1976 PONTIAC ACADIAN 4 cyl., auto, 2 dr, new paint & tires, clean, clean, clean. RNO 960 $3,495. STONELEIGH |e MID EYXND Cadillac Hwy 27, just north of Yonge St, Midland \ Thursday, April 8, 1982, Page 5 526-3724 y,