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ee ee eee ee eee ee in) ~na~ . Councillors quarrel, raise fists A discussion on a Social services committee recom- mendation at Regional Coun- cil last Wednesday found Councillors John Aker and Jim Potticary glaring angri- ly at each other with raised fists Coun. Aker was at- tempting to get some infor- mation on a recommenda- tion to suspend the purchase of a $7,000 van for Fairview Lodge in Whitby. Each time he asked a question, there would be an interruption from Mayor Potticary of Oshawa who sits behind Coun. Aker. Finally Coun. Aker was so' irritated he asked the Chair- man to ask Coun. Potticary .to stop. An inaudible com- ment from Coun. Potticary (presumably heard by Coun. Aker) caused him to demand an apology. Coun. Potticary's reac- tion was another comment which caused Coun. Aker to turn around angrily and say "I'd like to withdraw you from the house." "Come on, let's ago' re- plied Coun. Potticary roll- ing up his sleeves. "Id even like to withdraw you to the floor" said Coun. Aker. Regional Chairman Walter Beath interrupted at this stage with a soothing remark and the matter ended right there with both councillors cooling off. 8 3 y Ra TL OA PE) BN 4 ial bam thanohisio lund Ad iriutit iv divi. JOS A Since this tine Holstein was born on the Med 1963, she has had no less than four owners and the present owner Ward Goodwin of Guilford, New York expect her to be in the 100,000 Ib. cow class. She was named Meddcroft Teaxa Achilles, but is affectionately known by the owner as "Quennie." Her sire was Thornlea Supreme and her dam Meddcroft Achilles Colantha C. Mr. Goodwin recently wrote a letter to the owners of Meddcroft farm to have her records established for a black and white show in August. This information has been sent to Mr. Goodwin and places ""Quennie" in the 100,000 Ib. Provincial appointees cow class. $9,000 for Provincial appointees to the Durham Region Police Commission will be paid $5,000 a_ year, Regional Council decided last Wed- nesday. The Chairman of the com- mission, also appointed by the Province, will be paid $6,000 a year. Several attempts to defeat the recommendation, or reduce it by half or confine it $50. per meeting, failed. Totally opposed to the policy was Coun. Mike Breaugh who saw no reason why the Region should pay persons appointed by the province. "If he province wants to appoint, the pro- vince should pay' he said. Coun. Aker was in favour of the pay rate because he felt qualified people would not accept the job if the pay wasn't good enough. "I don't accept that" said Coun. Breaugh "A sewer worker or auto worker is as good as any judge or lawyer." The present chairman of the police commission is a judge while the provincjal appointees area schol principal and a lawyer. An amendment propgsed by Coun. Matheson sugges- ting the rate be halved was defeated in a recorded vote. Another amendment from Coun. Gerry Emm sugges-. ting the rate is be fixed at $50. a meeting was also defeated. Council finally approved the receommendation with a 14 - 10 vote. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Aug. 14, 1974 --9 Mr. L. Carnochan, New- tonville visited with Mrs. E. Carnochan. Mr. Earl Stewart, Niagara Falls spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. J. Sinclair and family. Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGeary and family, Oshawa, spent the holiday week end with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Stephenson and friends. Mrs. R. Davey was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. Grant and family on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Lunn, Orono called on Mrs. T. Bailey recently. Mrs. S. Tabb, Bowman- ville spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Al Swain and family. Mrs. T. Smith and Mrs. F. Holroyd, Jr., Caesarea were visitors of Mr.and Mrs. Frank Holroyd and family. Mr. C. Cooper, Orono was a recent tea guest of Mrs. W. Bryan. Mr. and Mrs. D. Gatchell, Oshawa spent Sunday with Mr.and Mrs. A.C. Stephen- son. Mr. Ted Holroyd, Bow- 7 nN ® \ Vv ELIABLE t A8%\ PLUMBING & HEATING NEW INSTALLATIONS REPAIRS -- ALTERATIONS Burketon news manville was a caller of Mr. and Mrs. F. Holroyd and family on Tuesday. Mr.a nd Mrs. Sam Grant and boys Zion, visited with Mrs. R. Davey on Monday. Mr. Lance Plain, Orono was a visitor of Mr. and Mrs. J. Sinclairs on Monday. Mr.a nd Mrs. Archie Lunn, Orono was a caller of Mrs. R. Daveys during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Greer, Oshawa spent Thursday with Mrs. W. Bryan. Sympathy of the commun- ity is extended to the family of Mr. Fred Ferguson, Mrs. Ferguson friends, neigh- bours and relations. Service was held in Bowmanville on Monday, July 29. Deepest sympathy is ex- tended to the family, friends and relations of Mrs. F. Dorland and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Turner in the pass- ing of Mrs. Elsie Oke. Mr. R. MacDonald, Detroit called on Mr. T. Bailey re- cently. Mrs. F. 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