Times-Advocate, 1988-01-20, Page 10Page 10 Times -Advocate, January 20, 1988
Pay increases
Pay increases ranging- fuurr-4.11...: th pievi year:s.ii1_.htackets. art _
to 4.8 percent for township em- as follows: Road superintendent
ployees for 1988 were established Bill Taylor - S12.52 ($12.04;
at the December 22 meeung of grader operator Ron Coleman -
Stanley Council. Clerk -treasurer $11.29 (S10.85); grader operator
Mel Graham' salary goes up four mark Taylor - $9.27 ($8.77); la -
percent, to S26,728 from S25,700. bourer Bill Consitt - $11 ($10.58)
(This includes his car allowance.) and casual labour - $7 ($6.71).
Deputy clerk -treasurer Betty Gra- Building inspector Herman Van
ham's stipend rises 4.8 percent to Wieren's annual salary will go up
$13,000 from S12,409. . 4.5 percent, from $3,819 to
Other 1Q S hourly wages, with S3991. Road superintendent secre-
approved forat nle townshi
tary Helen Tayylpaid
or w111 be • minty capable of carrying heavy neenng firms, :_. on lot_kl, concession 10, to tie se -
$1,685 ($1,6121 [n 1988. The loads will be reinforced at the corpo- The regular council meeting was 'vered and purchased by Bill and Fran .
complex custodian will receive $8moon's expense. adjourned to hold a public meeting Talbot. As there were no objectors,
per hour. The benefits of a comprehensive an a proposed zoning by-law the change was approved, and the
road management as suggested by
intendment to allow seven acres and zoning change from AG 1 to AG2
The township will continue to MTC were discussed. Such a study a house owned by Anson Mt Kinley yids given third and final reading.
pay 50 percent of the fringe bene- would inform council of the exist- _
fits package covering group life in- ing needs of their road system by
sura[ice, and long-term disability. providing an inventory of the con -
The municipality will now pay the ditonal rating of all road sections
entire OHIP premium for its em and bridges, establishing a mainte
ployees, instead of the 50 percent nance schedule, and detailing equip -
paid previously. ment and housing requirements and
The mileage rate of 27¢ per km construction needs. By pinpoint -
remains unchanged. • ing heavy traffic areas, showing
The road superintendent has been which roads should first be upgraded
asked to obtain an estimate on the or hard -surfaced, and which bridges
cost of putting up concession road were most in need of repair, the
signs along the south boundary of municipality would be better able to
Stanley, and along the Bayfield decide where to spend their mad bud -
River. Apparently people unfamil- get dollars. The five-year program
iar with the arca sometimes have `Mould be based on the existing bud -
difficulty finding the right cones- get.
sion. Taylor said he hoped a completed
Taylor informed council that he study would also receive favourable
has been talking with officials consideration from MTC when a
municipality asked for more supple -
from Ontario Hydro about the trite- mentary grants to help pay for ne-
ria for entering properties along the cessarywork on roads and bridges,
site path of the coming power line. and purchase of equipment.
Ontario Hydro has promised that .Taylor was asked to invite tenders
any needed right-of-ways not cur-, from a number of consulting engi-
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Each year throughout the world,
many Christian communities set
time aside to rejoice in the fellow-
ship of their common faith and to
pray for increased understanding and
determination to work together in
expressing their Christian unity.
In many countries of -the world, •
the dates set aside to pray for Chris-
tian unity fall between January 18
(The Confession of St. Peter) and
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By MRS E. SUMMERS
At Granton United Church, Rev.
Bruce Pierce was in charge of the
morning worship and entitled his
sermon "Escape from boredom's
path" based on the Scripture passage
John 10:1-10.
Many are so bored that they can-
not seem to make their lives worth-
while. When night comes it is hard
for many to fall asleep because of
their boredom.
In the children's time, Rev. Pierce
talked to the children about the
things that borc them as well.
January 25 (The Conversion of St.
Paul). In Canada, however, the
Week of Prayer.for Christian Unity
is being observed this year from Jan-
uary 24 to 31.
For a few years, the churches in
Mitchell cooperated in hosting a
special service to pray for Christian
unity. Three years ago, other church-
es in the Mitchell area began to par-
ticipate in this observance. Since
then services have been held in St.
Brigid's Church, Kcnnicott, in St.
Peter's Church, Brodhagen and in
Knox Church Mitchell.
This year the service of prayer for
Christian unity will be held in
Woodham United Church, with the
Rev. Bill Jones as host pastor. The
service will be held on Sunday Janu-
ary 24 at 8 p.m. under the theme,
""Love of God Casts Out Fear".
A number of pastors from the
Kirkton, Mitchell and Monkton are-
as will be participating in the ser-
vice, with the Rev. Stanley Jay of
Mitchell bringing a special message.
Christians from all denominations
arc encouraged to attend this service
to give witness to their desire to
grow together in love. Following
the service, a period of fellowship
and refreshments is scheduled.
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