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MOTION made (Walser), seconded (:ustau' to al ^n,stee Malvin TISSD renrn ntrt.ivn rnr 'OAV. e :ieselut •'o t/ 75 arr in t' MOTION made (Walser), seconded. (feasted) to approve bills totaling 15,774.00. Notion Carried 5 Ayes The Clerk was directed to withhold the check to Midway Ford pending Chief Grabowski's approval (relating to warrenty repair work on the new police wagon). MOTION made (Walser), seconded (Johnson) to approve retroactive to January 1 a new wage scale of 32.25 per hour for the Deputy Clerk, Marilyn Melberg, with a raise of 15 cents per hour after one year of eeplpyment and 42.00 per hour for clerk typist Marlys Overson. insurance premiums will be paid if employees request opverage, but salaries will remain the sane whether insurance coverage is provided or cat. Motion Carried 5 Ayes The Clerk commented that the new wage scale was more in line with industry standards. The Clerk also stated that a complete employee agreement covering vaca- tions, sick pay, etc. would be drafted and presented at a future meeting. air. L. J. Blanchard reco_me -ad additional office help be hired and cautioned against exceeding 54 hour me>,lrmun (female employees) as specified by law. MOTION rude (Walser), seconded (Johnson) to amend the motion approving the bills le readt approval of checks numbered 704 through 709, 731 through 759, 761, 762,1060, and 3013 through 3050. (instead of stating exact total of bills) Motion Carried 5 Ayes Bob Feleund had no report. Wally Skiba had no report. Charles Jackson presented a check for :34.00 for matching funds and asked that it be credited to the Civil Defense budget. ,after a clarification of the matching Herds term, the Mayor assured Mr. Jackson that the check 'would be credited to the Civil Defense account. The Attorney reported on his study of payments to terminated village erployeee citing five cases on record. On the basis of his study, Attorney Meyers recommended payment through the last day worked. Notice was given prior to December le 1966. Mr. Blanchard referred to the resignation of the first Police Chief. He resigned , later withdrew his resignation and did receive some ad.dit =onal Pee. 3:r. Blanchard com- mented on the extra hours worked by Mrs. Lauasse in attending Council metiers, work ing on voter registration, and in elections. Mr. Cl .nchard stated that itt felt that taking beck the check for an extra two weeks pay voulr be wranm.. Clerk Walser co:xtonted on the apparently considerable time off taken by Mrs. Iacasse as being sufficient reieeursceent for extra work ;ours previously mentioned. At the request to be :tore ceecisic, Olerk Walser :.;entioned [het extra benefits received by Ws. LaGasse encludod payment by the v':11s ^c yrivate telephone calls. The Dfeceme ber phone bill alone included at least 4-.70 . LeCare.e'a personal calls. MOT".'i nee!e (Johnson:,, so,•e gyred (_ :. ), 10 the last dae worked (December lo, l;_:6). _ . , :t e one day s 7ay 7{_y or af .t .n 'Thrice . %yes