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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 15,1987 Section Two Region Raises Pay by Rob Savage A motion to restrict 1988 regional councillor salary increases to two per cent was rejected by Durham Region council last week. The motion was made by Oshawa Councillor Eel Kolodzie during discussions discussions of councillors' four per cent increase in salaries in 1987. Referring to an article in the Neighbors section of last week's Toronto Star, Councillor Kolodzie said Durham Region's councillors councillors are paid higher remunerations remunerations than the average regional councillor in the Metro area. He said that in 1988, councillors councillors should restrict themselves themselves to the two per cent increase so that other councils councils can achieve wage parity with Durham. "We should keep our increase increase down to let the other municipalities at least try and catch up to our aver age," Councillor Kolodzie said. He argued that while York and Peel regions have the highest-paid municipal councillors, Muskoka and Metro have wages below Durham's average. In a recorded vote, only Councillor Kolodzie supported supported the motion he made. Meanwhile, council did support the four percent increase increase in wages for regional councillors and the four per cent increase in wages for the Vice-Chairman of the Management Committee and the Chairmen of the other regional committees. Those wages see regional councillors earning $16,000 per year (in addition to municipal council wages) and Regional Chairman Gary Herrema earning $56,819 in 1987. The chairmen of each regional regional committee earn an additional $850. Wesleyville News Tuesday, March 31st, will long be remembered by people who had to be on the > road that day. Heavy snow and high winds hampered mobility and the temperature temperature made for slippery pavement. Returning birds must also have found conditions out of tune. Kildeers are back and at least one pair of ducks that nest along the little little unnamed creek. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Best returned from a trip to . Florida at the end of the week and tell of a happy time in the pleasant weather. weather. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Thorndyke and daughter. Sarah, attended the Home Show in Toronto on Sunday while Sarah's sisters remained remained with their Thorndyke grandparents. There was a happy family gathering at this house on Saturday, April 4th, to celebrate celebrate a birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill, of Conse- con; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bar- rowclough of Peterborough; Peterborough; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kar.vonen of Scarborough; and Mrs. Margaret Robb of Osgoode were present. The latter has been here since the storm Tuesday. When she and her husband drove up that day there was no storm until they reached Cobourg. Congratulations once again to men of the Hope township AOTS on their successful pancake supper held on the evening of Wednesday, April 1st. The high winds of last week, caused considerable dama'ge to the property on James Sculthorpe's farm. A hugh limb from a maple tree in the driveway crashed down, smashing a new hydro pole and damaging damaging the wiring completed a week ago. Renovation work on the house is halted until repairs are completed. Church service at Welcome Welcome on Sunday, April 5th was well attended with a full choir and lovely daffodils daffodils to bring sunshine to the grey day. Daylight seemed to have no affect on the number present or the time that they arrived. This congregation is noted for being on time, if you want a good parking space you must arrive early. Many from the area attended attended the dramatic musical musical at Cobourg Trinity United Church on Sunday evening, including: Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilson; Mrs. E Barrowclough; Mrs. Margaret Margaret Robb; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Austin; Mr. and Mrs. George Tufford; and Mrs. C. and Mrs. J. Irwin. Solina W.I. by Bernice Watson, Asst. PRO The Solina Women's Institute Institute held their casserole luncheon Mar. 25th at Solina Solina Hall. The guests gathered gathered in the upper hall where they were welcomed by our 2nd Vice-President Mrs. Harvey Yellowlees. After singing grace, the ladies proceeded to the lower hall to enjoy a most delicious meal. The tables were set with potted plants as centre pieces. These were later drawn as prizes. After many oohs and aahs, and after the draw, the guests then went up to the upper hall. A musical program was Maids. The ladies were introduced introduced by Elaine Baker. These being Bonnie Cowle, Jean Lepine, Ruth Cowle and Kay Stevens. Humorous as well as not so humorous numbers were well enjoyed. enjoyed. Doris Hills extended a vote of thanks to the Merry Maids. These ladies are very versatile. Many remarks remarks were to be heard as the best yet. So ended a most successful day. Thank you to all who helped make this a success. BUSINESS DIRECTORY ACCOUNTANCY WILLIAM C. HALL B. 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