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disturbed that the bylaw was prepared a d °
raises established without discussion et
council.
- "How do I justify the bylaw to anyone?" she
asked. "I would like to see the whole thing
reviewed."
Deputy -reeves Bo1Q Alien,, sgacj the town sends
representatives to negotiate wages and council
would have to trust them. He also defended the
grid system and claimed the salary figures
,were being misinterpreted.
Reeve Eileen Palmer was quite distrubed
'over Haydon's comments and retorted that a
lot of work went into the agreement with the
employees and also defended the pay hike
accepted by the municipal employees.
"We are not paying our department heads or
administration half of what they save us and
never has so muchwork been done in Goderich
with a slight mill rate increase than in the last
three years," she said. "We have no complaints
from young or old but the people who come for
handouts are those we spoil with programs."
Palmer informed council of a recent decision
of the senior citizens to cancel the town sub-
sidized taxi service. The town paid for cab fare
for seniorswha required ..transpnrtation to -.club ----
functions and other personal needs.
"The seniors said they would work out their
own transportation system rather than be a
burden on the taxpayers," Palmer said.
Councillor Jim Searls wanted to know how
the salaries in Goderich compared with other
municipalities of the same size.
"Some of those top salaries scare me,", he
said. "We are exploiting students at the arena
but think nothing of giving out $25,000 or
$30,000."
Councillor John Doherty insisted that town
salaries should be updated according to ability
while Jim Magee said that although the grid
system was . workable there should be some
reference to productivity.
Some of the major salary hikes included a
21.6 per cent increase for the clerk that com-
putes into a salary of $27,530. that figure in-
cluded 13.6 per cent increase for a level change
as well as the 'eight per cent increment: The
deputy -clerk will get 16.9 per cent for $17,546
per annum while the works commissioner
received 22 per cent with the eight per cent
increase and level change to boost that salary
to $26,360.
A motion to review the salary hik"e was
defeated and the bylaw was passed.
Optimist. C.
e from page 1
reach an agreeineni- without council's in-
terference. -
Councillor Elsa Haydon again expressed
concern over the club's intent to charge ad-
mission to apublic park.
"How can one group tell another they can cr
cannot take 'up a collection," she said. •"The
Optimists will admit senior citizens and
children free but I hate to see others charged to
get into a public. park." • .
Councillor Jim -Searis- agreed -with haydon
and claimed that council showed bad
judgement in granting the Optimist use of the
park when the Latetown Band has been holding..
Sunday evening concerts for years. He .said the
matter should have been investigated fully
before• council arbitrarily granted use of the
s park.
in a recorded vote council voted 6-2 in favor
of sending the -matter to the parks and traffic
committees to work out a reasonable .com-
promise..
GODERI.C11 S.IGNA$.-STAR, Argi NsSDt?iY, APRI... 2, 98O PA! g: 7
Matter of apartment delivery to be resolved
Pear Editor:
Regarding your March
27 edition, Signal -Star
front page an-
nounee-rnwent a- future.
copies to be without
subscriber's name
thereon.
F n r apartment
buildings, and other
multiples, how will the
delivery people know in
whose recepticle to place
the -paper er will they be-.
thrown helter-sltrelter any
place nearby, no matter
the weather?
More letters to editor
Is Sheikhincere?
Dear Editor: The present Federal
Is Mr: Amani sincere in Liberal government is
criticizing Canadian oil using Canadian oil
policy? resource (oil is one of the
The Sheikh has been resources and not the
- siting Canada --a-n'd--•-oml••y- one) in the interests
spoken in support of of Canada and its people.
higher oil prices. I wish At present, a Canadian oil
someone had asked the .price is necessary to
Sheikh two questions: - develop Canadian in -
1. Why Mr. Sheikh dustry, keep inflation
Amani has two oil prices down and stop. unem-
in Saudi Arabia, has one ploym-ent from going up.
oil price within Saudi It seems that Sheikh is
Arabia (four cents per
gallon) and another price
for the world?
. 2. If the oil resources
are really so limited as he
has been trying to im-
press for the -last few
not aware that oil is a
means to an end and the
present Liberal gover-
nment is going to use this
resource in Canadian
interest and not to give
bonanza -to oil producing
years, why hash' countries as well as to
country increas.ed bid companies.
output by one million In my personal opinion,
barrelsla day? He does
not seer�n-to be afraid of
Saudi Arabia's oil
resource exhausting
when oil is the only
resource Saudi Arabia
has.
I doubt the sincerity of
Sheikh's utterances about
higher oil price policy.
Yours truly
Saidullah Khan, Ph.D.
Goderich
Inquest held here
Last week an inquest. was held into the death
of Bill O'Neil who was struck by a car at the .
intersection of Britannia Road and Waterloo
Street January 4.
O'Neil, 71, was a pedestrian when struck by a
car near the intersection. He died in University
Hospital January 7 as a result of injuries
Dr. Bryan Lynch conducted the coroner's
inquest and raised . questions about poor
lighting and street markings in the area.
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tenant is a subscriber
and, we find all kinds of
strange things hap-
pening. Therefore, we
prefer definite
designations and as much
privacy as possible,
especially in view of
many strange -acting
people who have been
coming in and out of town
lately.
'We can't see any dp-
preciable advantage to
your proposal when the
present delivery is so
satisfactory.
.Advertisers?! They
have innumerable ad-
vantages—ant- prtvtl ges_
already and, in any case,
why not leave well
enough alone? -
Personally, if we
cannot have something
better than your latest
ultimatum, we'll just let
our subscription run out.
We don't need this
nuisance that badly.
A.J.
Editor's Note: The
carriers will know to
wham - the. ...paper or
papers belong in! an
apartnlent building or
other multiple and will be
able to place the
newspaper in the correct
receptacle. However, the
paper itself will be
unaddressed. This matter
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