The Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-05-09, Page 2Page 2A - The Wingham Advance -Times, May 9,1989
T.wn ;:rants 4.5 per cent
cost of living increase
A 4.5 cost -of -living increases for -Day care supervisor: same grid
municipal management staff, cleri- as assistant works foreman and
cal staff, and outside workers has recreation director.
been approved by Wingham Town -Administrative clerk -typist
Council. (hourly rate): probation, $8.28;
At its regular May meeting, Level 1, '.x:.83;, Level 2, $9.41; Level
council passed a bylaw amending 3, $10.20; Level 4, $10.58; Level 5,
its salary grid schedules to reflect $11.04.
the 4.5 per cent increase to the -Truck drivers (half ton), light
municipal employees. machine operators (lawn mowers),
With the adjustments, the new part-time help (hourly rate): proba-
pay ranges are: tion, $7.70; Level 1, .21; Level 2,
-Clerk-treasurer: probation, '.:.66; Level 3, $9.82; Level 4, $9.99;
$31,037; Level 1, $33,106; Level 2, Level 5, $10.26.
$35,175; Level 3, $37,244; Level 4, -Heavy machine operators,
$39,313; Level 5, $41,382. snow plow and sand truck drivers
-Deputy clerk -treasurer: proba- (hourly rate): probation, $8.28;
tion, $24, Level 1, $26,334; Level Level 1, $8.83; Level 2, $9.41; Level
2, $27,980; Level 3, $29,626; Level 4, 3, $10.20; Level 4, $10.58; Level 5,
$31,272; Level 5, $32,918. $11.04.
-Public works foreman: proba- ---Assistant supervisors, lead
tion, $28,633; Level 1, $30,096; Level hands, cemetery supervisors
2, $31,559; Level 3, $33,231; Level 4, (hourly rate): probation, $8.96;
$34,799; Level 5, $36,575. Level 1, $9.55; Level 2, $10.07; Level
-Assistant works foreman: pro- 3, $10.86; Level 4, $11.41; Level 5,
bation: $24,688; Level 1, $26,334; $11.94.
Level 2, $27,980; Level 3, $29,626; -a-.Supervisors (hourly rate): pro -
Level 4, $31,272; Level 5, $32,918. bation, $9.05; Level 1, $9.66; Level 2,
----Recreation director: same grid $10.21; Level 3, $10.98; Level 4,
as assistant works foreman. $11.50; Level 5, $12.07..
-Facilities manager: probation, In the town's personnel policy
$21,318; Level 1, $22,363; Level 2, manual, the grid levels are
$23,513; Level 3, $24,662; Level 4, described as:
$25,916; Level 5, $27,170) -Probation - starting six month
St. Paul's Church
(ANGLICAN) WINGHAM
John Street at Centre Street
THE ANGLICAN PARISH OF
WINGHAM AND BELGRAVE
All services from the "Book of Common Prayer"
SUNDAY, MAY 14, 1989
11:00 a.m. - Holy Communion
Sunday School & Nursery
Minister : Rev. D. Madge
Trinity Belgrave - 1:15 p.m.
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probationary salary for new
employee at that position.
-Level 1 - commences after
successful completion of probation
and continues for at least one full
year or more, although council has
the option of waiving the one-year
period.
=Level 2 - with satisfactory job
performance, may be approved.
-Level 3 - with proven job per-
formance, may be approved.
-Level 4 - an experienced and
fully effective employee may be
approved.
-Level 5 - maximum salary for
the position.
Officer will
enforce bylaws
Turnberry council recently
appointed a bylaw -enforcement
officer for the township.
Alex MacDonald, township
building inspector, has been
appointed bylaw -enforcement
officer. He will be paid $12 per hour
and the township mileage rate.
Council set down some ground
rules for Mr. MacDonald as well.
Any complaints or violations to any
township bylaw must be reported,
in writing, signed and given to the
clerk -treasurer who will report
them to Mr. MacDonald.
In turn, he is to report back to
council on any action taken.
Clerk -Treasurer Dorothy Kelly
has been instructed to get a sample
bylaw to appoint Mr. MacDonald,
which also will set out penalties
and fines.
Turnberry presently has parking,
littering, bridge weight, animal
control, building and no -dumping
bylaws.
CHP leader
visits riding
Ed Vanwoudenberg, leader of the
Christian Heritage Party of Canada,
will visit the riding of Huron -Bruce
next Tuesday, May 16.
Mr. Vanwoudenberg will be the
guest speaker at a public meeting at
7:30 p.m. in the Lucknow Commu-
nity Centre.
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ANGLING AWARD --Ron Beecroft, chairman of the Wingham
Optimist Fishing Derby presents the Junior Fisherman of the Year
Award to 13 -year-old Daryl Marks of Belgrave. The young fisher-
man was guest of the Optimists at their regular May dinner meet-
ing.
Town endorses township
resolution on fire pumper
Wingham Town Council has
endorsed a Turnberry Township
resolution which calls for the meet-
ing of certain conditions before the
Wingham Area Fire. Board goes
ahead with the planned purchase of
a new pumper truck this year.
At its regular May meeting,
council endorsed the resolution
which states that Turnberry will
only support and pay for a new
pumper if the following conditions
are met:
--The fire department provides a
needs and alternatives study for the
pumper and it is adopted by the
fire board.
-The pumper, if needed, will be
tendered by all interested parties on
the standard tender forms.
-Council calls for a model vehi-
cle built in the same year as the
pumper is purchased.
-Council pays for the vehicle
only when the proposed vehicle is
delivered.
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In a 6-4 recorded vote at last
month's fire board meeting, it was
decided to go ahead with the pur-
chase this year, despite the request
of Wingham and Turnberry to
delay the action for one year.
The board did agree, however, to
delay action long enough to allow
the representatives of the two dis-
senting municipalities to seek fur-
ther direction from their councils.
The issue is expected to be dis-
cussed at some length at the
board's regular May meeting
tomorrow night (Wednesday).
Town council
approves 1989
operating budget
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$113,200; parks, $2,200; cemetery,
$1,500; day care, $22,600; sanitation,
$73,700; debenture, $50,000; street
lighting, $35,000; planning and
industrial, $8,700; MVCA levy,
$12,600; interest on bank loan,
$30,000; donations, $1,600; animal
control, $500; grant -day centre for
homebound, $11,000; sick leave
credits, $7,700; recreation master
plan, $1,500; job search, $1,500;
recycling program, $12,600. -
Deputy Reeve Bill Harris
acknowledged the "hard work" of
the finance and management com-
mittee for holding the budget to
what is actually about a 4.4 per cent
increase, but added that he is dis-
turbed over the County of Huron's
20 per cent budget increase.
"I know, but we have no control
over that, unfortunately," Mr.
Robertson replied.
While the overall residential tax
bill this year will increase by 7.4 per
cent (public) or 8.8 per cent (sepa-
rate), the town's portion has been
kept to about 4.4 per cent.
The Huron County Board of Edu-
cation budget increase is about 10
per cent and the Huron -Perth
Roman Catholic Separate School
Board's 1989 budget is up about 14
per cent.
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