Zurich Citizens News, 1977-12-08, Page 2Page 2
Citizens News, December 8, 1977
County council
six percent
Shoot for AIB guidelines
It appears the county is at-
tempting 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 by the various com-
mittees, and endorsed them all.
The county planning depart-
ment received increases for two
planners of $1,118 each effective
January 1, 1976. 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 increases -
one $780 per annum to $13,520 and
one $624 per annum to $11,232.
Non-union supervisory staff at
Huronview, including the
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
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operating engineers got an in-
crease of 32 cents per hour
bringing their salary to $6.67 per
hour and service employees 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 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.
The county weed inspector
received an increase of 20 cents
an hour to $5.10 effective January
1, 1978 and the tree com-
missioners are paid $4.95 per
hour with a $300 retainer going to
the chief tree commissioner.
Library staff received in-
creases 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 1
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big winners
Fully Processed Flank On
Loins of Beef
Schneiders Red Hots
Wieners
Devon
Bacon
Fresh Medium
Ground Beef
Fresh
Beef Liver
8 to 10 Ibs.
Roasting Chickens
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
BEEF MONDAY — PORK TUESDAY
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1 le 95'
1.39
lb 85'
49'
99'
1 Ib. pkg.
Ib.
Ib.
goes from $3.85 an hour to $4.05
per hour; Branch Supervisor 11
goes from $4,45 per hour to $4.70 ;
and other branch staff go from
$3.70 per hour to $3.90. The salary
for the van driver increases 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
adjusted. Each received a six per
cent increase bring the salary
from $18,018 per annum to $19,110
per annum each.
The salary adjustments for all
department heads are treated
separately from other staff but
jointly in a special report.
Bantams are
Last Wednesday the Zurich
bantams bombed Elma-Logan by
a score of 17-0.
In the first period, Zurich
slapped in five goals, followed by
another five in the second and
seven goals in the final stanza.
A total of eight players shared •
O in the scoring with Robert Willert
scoring five goals, Guy Wilde
netting three, David Smith, Guy
Dietz and Mark Kirk with two
• each and Graham Kobe and
Brian Horner scoring single
markers.
On their exchange visit over
the weekend to Garden City
Michigan, the bantams won two
games 3-0 and 7-0.
In the first game Saturday, the
scoring was handled by the
Willert boys with Robert getting
two goals and Jim scoring the
third counter,
In Sunday's 7-0 win, Robert
Willert improved his statistics
with another four goals, while
brother Jim popped in two goals
and assisted on one. Kris Bedard
scored the single goal.
Receiving assists were Jim
Willert, Chris Denomme, Pat
Cyr, John McAllister and James
Adkins.
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