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Thu 31 Taylo Por TASTES OF THE Canadian : 2 i i 2 +3 $ : 1 y 3 : hi H 7 Waters Edge RESTALRA NTed Lunch Buffet mE O00 rg Lv fr | ow Dinner Buffet GO We have a winnetr. License #0000009 Baagwating Community Assn. Must be 19 years or older salary - increase :- for shi Administrative: Officer Yvonne de Wit be ""approvédas presented; and that the CAO directed to bring forward 'a review of: th remuneration of firefighters, 'agencies, FRIDAY, OC Pay raise on the way for councillors, management By J, Peter Hvidsten Weekend Star ~~ © Members of Scugog Council will | those receiving a pay increase in 2002. On the recommendation of the township's finance committee, after rising from a private be among in-camera session, local councillors adopted the proceedings which call for a number of financial increases for municipal officials and staff. RE rar a Included among the - changes 'endorsed "was the approval of pay ses fc agement and councillors for next ning Jan. 1, 2002; that the perfor boards and committees appointed by coun- > cil, i Beginning in 2002, ward councillors and the regional councillor will see their current salary of $13,716 bumped by 3 per cent to $14,127. The mayor's salary of $20,706 will also be increased by 3 per cent, bringing his annual salary up to $21,327. | Council has only endorsed the 2002 pay hikes; they have only tentatively agreed to a 4 per cent raise in 2003 and another 2 per cent raise in 2004. The formula for the salary hikes is similar to the raises granted to CUPE employees recently, said Ward 2 Councillor Marilyn Pearce. "We only agreed to the first year raise, to the 3 per cent. The other raises are tentative. Our raises are tied to the ones given in the CUPE settlement," she said. Under that agreement, local unionized township employees will see a 3 per cent hike in 2001, 4 per cent in 2002, and another 2 per cent raise in 2003. Councillors will see Please turn to Page 4 1575 Hwy. 7A, Port Perry 905-985-8507 ose . LOCATED AT PORT PERRY AUTO GLASS LA LE EE EE A \ -- CHRIS HALL / WEEKEND STAR IN THE FIRE; Brian Nash of Nestieton was among those who took part in last week- end's blacksmithing workshop, held on both Saturday and Sunday at the Scugog Shores Historical Museum on Scugog Island. it was the fourth time local blacksmiths Lloyd Johnstan and James Pronk had held such a workshop at the local museum. YY VV VI VY YY YEE Ve we ovo