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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-12-07, Page 4Salary increases ranging from about 43 to 8 per cent were approved for the administration staff of the Hilton -Perth Separate School Board at its Nov. 28 Meeting. Both the director of education and the superintendent of education ha n placed on two-year saliuy schedules. e the superintendent of business and is on a three-year plan. The director's present salary of 555,500' will increase by 6.5 per cent to 559,130 effective Jan. 1, 1984 which places that salary 110,000 above the maximum principal's salary. In January of 1985, the director's salary will increase to S11,000 above the maximum principal's salary. The maxlmu t�, , I cipal's salary for 1985 won't be dete '1 I ed until sometime next year when a co lective agreement between the board and the Huron -Perth unit of the Ontario English CatholicTeachers' Associa- tion is reached. The superintendent of education's salary, as of Jan. 1, 1984 will be 55,000 above the maximum principal's salary. His present salary of 550,000 will increase to 554,130. In January of 1985 the superintendent's salary will increase to 56,000 above the maximum principal's salary. The superintendent of business and finance will have his present salary -of 543,400 increased to 545,465. In January of 1985, the superintendent's salary increases to 51,600 below the maxi- mum 'principal's salary and in January of 1986, the salary increases to.500 above the maximum principal's The salary increasesfor them positions are subject to the Ontario Restraint Act and could be rolled back. The co-ordinator of maintenance will hive his salary increased from 524,600 to 525,700. The ,s�aal1ary for this position is $7,500 abtrve she41tII-time custodial rate. The secretarial staff at the board ornee received a S per cent increase, bringing the salaries uplfrom 115,815 to 516,615. Ail salaries were dealt with in committee -of -the-whole, but trustees discussed the director's salary in the open portion of the meeting. Chairman Ronald Murray asked where the personnel committee got the 110,000 and 511,000 (above maximum principal's salary) from. "1 get the impression that the committee is dying to bridge the disparity between our local director's salary and similar positions in other counties," said Stratford trustee John Devlin. "I noticed that the trustees conference account is 52,700 over budget," -said Mr. Marcy. A recorded vote was taken to approve the director's salary. Those in favor were Vincent McInnes, Arthur Haid Michael Moriarty, William Kinahan, Ronarty, Dave Durand, John Devlin and Michae Ryan. - Those opposed were Ray Van Vliet, Tim McDonnell, Ron Murray, Louis Maloney and Gerald Groothius. AYLMER TOMATO JUICE CANIP, UELL'S CF MUSHROOM SOUP Every transaction - 55.00 minimum gives you a $2.00 AUCTION BUCK to be used on otI items at the auction. AUCTION DAY IS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16 at 0101:attatdin Cliev/O dsGarage st'7:00 pa..... ' Viewing broil 6 p.ii: Haw to eel Collect them horn AUCTION Seoiorlh B.I.A. BUCKS Merchants. AUCTION CENTRE TRIP TO TORONTO FOR TWO (all expenses pard 1 Photo Prem Seaforth Aafonaahe Pkl'• Pike Ple('a Pinar Maximum 3500.00 or cash value of 5300. came,. Telemark Di,eo•IRl 12 colt car .aruum Ow...e• (lard • Redken Precinct voucher Teah"Pin&Awl Rutin racunde Plata TealAtsS Omar of Wine AIRMEN Jeweller. A Velma, Room travel Cr.. Doe'. Ski place BIa.1 leathery poor w'. m. ADram Singe Gift Certificate IIR kb,.ed Flower. Silk Arrangement II0.kb ,ed Pelt A Parr. Gift Crr,,I rate Iletherl Ar Shoe. Winter Baas Dlxle lee 2 Burka Pak S b $ 0 Jeweller, Cloak Bobs Dear's lift Certificate tmardV idro WeHd.ue ITlamp P TM Huns Eapa.Ner Commercial MEd Camobea'anudware 2 Rim<'nir Carpet Cleaning am Steer arms. Gift C,aif aa -Ladies Dept., Steraet Deem- ' Gift fcnili ate - Meds Dept. Bauer Travel Stoke Voucher offTravel Arrangements Gnon•weapepee a Palma 1 gal. of AQus.Gtoa Paint Seskelh GasVourher Gift Certificate b.eme nl.t.r. 011 hlterard rr.oejog AreMe's5�.ee Oil filter and g re lob bion-� Mak Gat Certificmtee Cosmetic gift T -Shuts Deluxe Fruitcake Subscription 2 }teak Dinners The B.I.A. has been receiving some negative response to our 2ND ANNUAL CHRISTMAS AUCTION. People are complaining because there was an uneven distribution of Auction Bucks last year. We have taken steps to ensure that the distribution of Auction Bucks follows the B.I.A. rules. 1. All Auction Bucks are numbered consecutively. 2 The B.I.A. has a record of which numbers each merchant received. 3 The Auction Bucks presented at the auction sale will be scrutinized to ensure that no one has consecutively numbered bucks. Anyone having consecutively numbered bucks will be shot, or not allowed to make a purchase. So get shopping and saving for the Auction & Draw Friday, Dec. 16th, 7 p.m. at McLaughlin Chev-Olds. POSTER CONTEST For Eleaantare Scheel Children laden and Prim SANTA'S PARADE SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10th FREE SKATING COUPONS Fon SATURO0 VS DEC t0TN • ITTN • ].TN `!10 •vuo.m+.0,000, 0 E,«.r r✓. S.^m! C* a'. - CUT FROM CANADA GRADE A BEEF BONELESS — SIRLOIN TIP OR RUMP ROAST KG 5.71 ,B 2.59 CANADA PACKERS — DEVON BRAND PRODUCE OF U.S.A. - CANADA NO. 1 RED EMPEROR GRAPES 1.52 KG. PRODUCE U.S.A. CANADA NO. 1 TOMATOES 1.06 KG. 'PRIDE OF CANADA STORE SLICED KG 4.39 COO MAMKED 1.99LEL BRING THE KIDS TO SEE SANTA AT THE SANTA CENTRE IN I **ONE .SEN t Al . ca•A.nn Sr Saturday, Dee. 10 - following Santo's Porode Saturday, Dee. 17 1 OOp.m. - 31OOp.m. Saturday, Bae. 24 1-OOp.m. • 3:00p.m. FR*CO MILD • PLAIN • SPICED NO STICK CRUSHED, CHUNKED OR SUCED FANCY—IN ITS OWN JUICE DOLE //9OZ SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY . , �� PEANUT BUTTER JAR 1•Su PAIL COOIE N6 SPRAY 'CAN ■ PINEAPPLE TIN • . PEPSI COLA grsPAGNETTI 750 ML. SEAFORTH STORE ONLY . • .OSIT NABISCOMANDARIN SHREDDEDoXORANGES WHEAT ■- SPAGHE'TIOR READY CUT MACARONI_ SPLENDOR PASTAS 1 KG ■29 "BBY.S �P AGN /� *LPHA-GETTI t9oz. T'" ■ .0Z.ZOODLES 11NEAGLE BRAND CONDENSED v�` 300 1.89 SEAWAVE._6., ..9, `r'S�CKE'�� .COFFEE SALMON 1.6 9 73/4 OZ. TIN SEAFORTH AND MITCHELL STORES ONLY PREMIUM BLEND MELITTA" . . ' 9 BAG ■. r CHRISTMAS CANDY, CHEESE TRAYS, -FRUIT BASKETS ON SALE SUPERIOR FOOD MARKETS CHEESE INGERSOLL 500G CNEESE SPREAD JAR r FABRICSOFTENER SHEETS DR UNSCENTED 79, BOUNCE °F4 ° ■ ii KIST � N G E R A L E , ALSO CREAM SODA, F LEMON LIME 8 ORANGE 30 99 3002. R • PLU SEAFORTH STORE ONLY D SIT REG., MINT OR GElREGULAR CREST TOOTHPASTE 'TUB L 1,59 SCOPE MOUTH WASH BO LE2.99 WHITE SWAN PKG. SERVIETTES 0F1 1119 FROZEN BEEF CHICKEN -TURKEY YORK aDZ. .. F RO Z h - FROZEN DELUXE OR PEPPERONI ' �79 IthI&r 18029McCIN'S BOX ■SPIZZA The B.I.A. has been receiving some negative response to our 2ND ANNUAL CHRISTMAS AUCTION. People are complaining because there was an uneven distribution of Auction Bucks last year. We have taken steps to ensure that the distribution of Auction Bucks follows the B.I.A. rules. 1. All Auction Bucks are numbered consecutively. 2 The B.I.A. has a record of which numbers each merchant received. 3 The Auction Bucks presented at the auction sale will be scrutinized to ensure that no one has consecutively numbered bucks. Anyone having consecutively numbered bucks will be shot, or not allowed to make a purchase. So get shopping and saving for the Auction & Draw Friday, Dec. 16th, 7 p.m. at McLaughlin Chev-Olds. POSTER CONTEST For Eleaantare Scheel Children laden and Prim SANTA'S PARADE SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10th FREE SKATING COUPONS Fon SATURO0 VS DEC t0TN • ITTN • ].TN `!10 •vuo.m+.0,000, 0 E,«.r r✓. S.^m! C* a'. - CUT FROM CANADA GRADE A BEEF BONELESS — SIRLOIN TIP OR RUMP ROAST KG 5.71 ,B 2.59 CANADA PACKERS — DEVON BRAND PRODUCE OF U.S.A. - CANADA NO. 1 RED EMPEROR GRAPES 1.52 KG. PRODUCE U.S.A. CANADA NO. 1 TOMATOES 1.06 KG. 'PRIDE OF CANADA STORE SLICED KG 4.39 COO MAMKED 1.99LEL BRING THE KIDS TO SEE SANTA AT THE SANTA CENTRE IN I **ONE .SEN t Al . ca•A.nn Sr Saturday, Dee. 10 - following Santo's Porode Saturday, Dee. 17 1 OOp.m. - 31OOp.m. Saturday, Bae. 24 1-OOp.m. • 3:00p.m. FR*CO MILD • PLAIN • SPICED