Clinton News-Record, 1977-12-01, Page 159
The Clinton Community Credit Union -board of directors for the coming year are, front
row left to right: Ernest Williams, president; John Lavis, vice-president; and Tom Eadie,
secretary. Back row are Charles Nelson, Milford Durst, Gordon Scribbins, and Antoine
Garon. (News -Record photo)
Six percent salary adjustments
the rule for the county
It appears the county 'is
.attempting to reach salary
negotiations around the six
per cent guidelines set down
by the Anti -Inflation board.
At Friday's meeting in the
county chambers, Goderich,
councillors saw several
salary -adjustments proposed
6 by the various committees,
,and endorsed them all.
The county planning
department received in-
creases for two planners of
$1,118 each effective January
1, 1978. One planner is now at
$19,786 and the other at
$18,616. A planning technician
received $728 per annum
more, bringing his salary to
$12,740.
Two field workers with the
Social Services Committee
received six per cent in-
creases - one $780 per annum
to $13,520 and one $624 per
annum to $11,232.
, Non-unionsuperv.isarystaff
at Huro`nview, incltxdln'g fhe'
assistant administrator, the
recreation director, the food
supervisor, the nursing
director, the housekeeping
supervisor, the chief
engineer, the stockkeeper
and all registered nurses'
received an extra $32 bi-
weekly, an average increase
of six per cent.
Also at Huronview, the
operating engineers got an
increase of 32 cents per hour
bringing their salary to $6.67
per hour and service em-
ployees in all categories
received an increase of 30
cents per hour.
The property committee
granted the chief custodian at
the court house an extra $33
bi-weekly to $587 every two
weeks. The chief custodian,
Jim Sheardown, is due to
retire on January 19, 1978.
A new salary schedule has
been adopted for the county
custodians effective January
i! 1, 1978. Custodial staff will
start at $9,100 go to $9,360
after three months; $10,140
after a year; $10,790 after two
years; and $11,440 after three
,Years.
k'The county weed inspector
received an increase of 20
*cents an hour to $5.10 ef-
fective 'Januar 1, 1978 and
the tree commissioners are
paid $4.95 per hour with a $306
retainer going to the chief
tree commissioner.
Library staff received
increases too., The children's
librarian received a 40 cent
per hour increase to $7.40; the
Goderich Branch Supervisor
goes from $9,802 per annum to
$10,322 per annum; Branch
Supervisor l goes from $3.85
per hour to $4.05 per hour;
Branch Supervisor 11 .goes
from $4.45 per hour to $4.70 ;
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WEEKLY
STORY
HOUR
at
Clinton
eublic,School
For Preschoolers and
mothers.
Commencing
TIDES., DEC. 6
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2:30 - 3:30 p.m.
and other branch staff go
from $3.70 per hour to $3.90.
The salary for the van driver
=ncreases from $4 per hour to
$4.25 and the headquarters
caretaker receives an extra
$10 per month to $190.
A salary schedule for a
library technician was
adopted at $8,320 to start;
$8,502 after one year with
regular increases each year
to $10,322 after five years.
Non-union secretarial staff
effective January 1, 1978 in
Group 1 go from $7,540 to
$7,852 minimum and from
$9,100 to $9,464 maximum.
There are five groups for non-
union secretarial staff. Group
V go from $9,854 to $10,244
minimum and from $11,414 to
$11,882 maximum.
The salaries of the director
of nursing and the director of
public health inspection were
also aejusted. Each received
a six per cent increase
bringing the salary from
$18,018 per annum to $19,11.0
per annum each.
The salary adjustments for
all department heads are
treated separately from other
staff but jointly in a special
report.
Father sells son
winning $500 ticket
In a rare occurance, Steven
Boussey of Clinton was sold
the winning $500 ticket in the
annual Clinton Lions Grey
Cup draw by his father, Guss
Boussey.
Steve had the correct final
score of East 41, West to win
the big prize.
Pat Palmer of Clinton, with
a ./ score of East 30, West 6,
won $ 75 on a ticket sold by
Beecher Menzies.
Walter Hoffman of Clinton
ti
with a,half-time score ticket
of Ea§f-,10, West 3, won $50 on
a ticlee;''sold by > ed Garon,
and Charles Snell of Bayfield
won $25' for the first quarter
score cf East 3, West 0 on a
ticket sold by Stewart Mid-
dleton.
Each of the first three
quarter sellers gets $10 each,
while the winning ticket seller
gets $50. -
ProcEeds of the draw will
be used for community help
projects.
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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1977—PAGE 15
ClintonCredit Union holds annual meeting
Members of the Clinton
Community Credit Union
learned at their annual
meeting last Wednesday
night that they had another
good year, and voted to give a
93/4 percent dividend -to all
shareholders, with all
borrowers in good standing to
get a five percent interest
rebate in interest paid during
the year.
The Credit Union is paying
out $665,502 to shareholders
and borrowers this year, up
from the $457,613 paid last
year.
Total assets jumped over $3
million to $13,657,577 in the
year ending on September 30,
up from $10,401,429 of last
year; while membership
Ostomy Group
The Goderich and area
Ostomy group will meet on
Tuesday, December 6 at 7:30
p.m. in the Board Room at
Wingham Hospital. The
meeting will be hosted by
Gwen North of Outpatient
Services. It wil include
general discussion. If a ride
or more information is
needed call 524-8127 or 482-
9835.
climbed to 6,401 from 5,302 of
last year. Over 600 of those
new members are from the
new Exeter branch which
was opened last year.
At the annual meeting,
members were told that the
board of directors and staff
are still looking for more
suitable accommodations in
Exeter, but have found
nothing yet.
The Credit Committee had
an active year, loaning out
another $5 million, bringing
the total loaned to $38 million
since the formation of the
Credit Uniog25 years ago.
Ernest Williams and
Gordon Scribbins were re-
elected to the board of
directors, and Herb Duizer
was re-elected to the credit
committee.
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