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2746 M. & I. Auto Supply Co. <br />2747 M & L Motor Supply Co. <br />2748 Void <br />2749 Centerville Garage <br />2750 Hugo Feed Mill <br />2751 Ashbach Aggregates, Inc. <br />2752 Anoka Co. Farm Bureau <br />2753 Northway Hdwe and Auto <br />2754 North Star Oil Corp. <br />2754 North Star Oil Corp. <br />2754 North Star Oil Corp. <br />2755 Jim Livingston <br />2756 Alex Lichtscheidl <br />2757 Mrs. Frances Cape <br />2758 First State Bank of New Brighton <br />2759 State Treasurer, PERA <br />2760 State Treasurer, PERA <br />2761 State Treasurer, PERA <br />2762 Fridley Office Supply <br />2763 James M. Ray Insurance <br />2764 Kay Olson <br />2 765 Petty Cash Fund <br />2765 Petty Cash Fund <br />2766 Elwood West <br />2767 Marvin B. Myhre <br />2768 Richard S. Hauer <br />2769 Virgil F. Lundberg <br />2770 Lexington Auto Supply <br />2771 Joseph LaTuff <br />2772 Northwestern Bell <br />2772 " <br />„ <br />Parts for shop <br />Parts for shop <br />Parts for shop, motor fuels, and <br />labor on truck. <br />Wire for road dept. <br />Salt sand for snow removal <br />Fuel oil for weed burner <br />Items for shop <br />Motor fuels for roads <br />Motor fuels for parks <br />Motor fuels for police <br />Bounty on 10 pair gopher feet <br />Bounty on 15 pair gopher feet <br />Bounty on 19 pair gopher feet <br />Bond ($1000) and interest ($52.50) <br />on St. No. 2 <br />November PERA deductions 99.50 <br />November PERA contributions 154.47 <br />Contributions owing for 1967 -1968 <br />Contributions owing for Mrs. Sarver <br />Clerk's supplies <br />Insurance audit premium <br />Deputy Clerk's mileage <br />Clerk & building supplies <br />Parks supplies <br />Clothing allowance for police <br />Clothing allowance for police <br />Clothing allowance for police <br />Clothing allowance for police <br />Parts for car <br />Two bumper guards for police car <br />Service for hall <br />Service for parks <br />Minutes approved at the meeting of December 22, 196 <br />$ 6.45 <br />13.67 <br />86.05 <br />2.98 <br />55.87 <br />1.25 <br />1.77 <br />70.25 <br />1.35 <br />4.90 <br />2.50 <br />3.75 <br />4.75 <br />1052.50 <br />253.97 <br />1918.11 <br />276.50 <br />4.22 <br />66.60 <br />6.84 <br />15.00 <br />2.00 <br />30.00 <br />30.00 <br />30.00 <br />30.00 <br />25.20 <br />20.64 <br />20.75 <br />6.55 <br />Clerk - Treasurer <br />A special informal meeting of the Lino Lakes Village Council was held on December 15, <br />1969 at 9:16 p.m. with all members present to discuss personnel wages for 1970. <br />Mr. L'Allier noted that Mrs. Kay Olson had resigned since she will be attending <br />school on Wednesday evenings and would be unable to attend the P&Z meetings. He <br />had received her letter the day after the last regular meeting; all Council <br />members had been called and it was decided that an ad for a new Deputy Clerk <br />would be in the paper this week. Applications are to be in by January second. <br />Mr. Jaworski passed around the graphs prepared by the Personnel Commission showing <br />the various salaries in view of the importance of the jobs. Previously the Council <br />had approved the wages for the Clerk- Treasurer and Deputy Clerk at $300 /month and <br />$2.60 per hour respectively. The Personnel Commission had felt that the Clerk - <br />Treasurer held the most important job in the Village, since the type and amount of <br />work including the care of the minutes and the books, the budget, etc. were essential <br />to the running of the Village. They had thought the Road Foreman and the Deputy <br />Clerk were about the same in importance directly under the Clerk. Laborers and the <br />Weed Inspector were next down the scale. W. Jaworski stated that the Personnel <br />Commission had felt that the wages be first placed in their proper perspective and <br />then that merit raises or rather cost of living increases be given on a percentage <br />basis after that. Mr. Cardinal felt that the merit raises should be on a yearly <br />basis. <br />