WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1984, PAGE 7 Region rjessalary motion without debate Quickly and with finance committee. He The motion was debate, Durham urged bis collegues to defeated by a 24 to 2 Regional Council defeat "this garbage" margin with only Kolod- squashed a suggestion and get on with other zie and Wilson voting in from two Oshawa coun- pressing matters. favor of it. cillors that would have predetermined the region's bargaining position with its unionized employees in 1985. Councillors Ed Kolod- zie and Doug Wilson in- troduced a motion that would have limited the 1985 salary increases to a rate that would flot ex- ceed $1 an hour. The only formai comment on the motion came, from Councillor Jim Witty (Ajax), chairman of council's For the best in CLASSIFIED ADV ERTISIN G W Cail 668-6l11 A future engineer HOUGHTON, Mieh. - Sheila Bowie, daughter 'of Mr. and Mrs. John Bowie of Ashburn, is shown building an audlio amplifier during the applied technology segment of the "Women In Engineering Workshop" recently held at Michigan Technological University. The week long workshop introduced high sebool women to ten areas of study in the fields of engineering and technology. Bowie will be in grade 13 at Henry Street High School this fail. Photo courtesy of Michigan Technological University Town to adopt exotic animal* c ontrol -byla w The Town of Whitby ~vill press ahead with, the passage of its own exotie animal control bylaw this Septeniber. Over the course of the last several months, the Pickering Ajax Whiitby Animal Control Com- mittee (P.A.W.) has been attempting to write a bylaw that wiil meet the needs of ail three municipalities. While the proposed bylaw has already been written, the Town of Ajax has expressed concern over soine of its wording and is flot wiiling a press-ahead with it until after they hold a public meeting on the matter July 31. P.A.W. committee chairman, Councillor itoss Batten of Whitby, said that neither his municipality nor Pickering had any problems and wanted to get the matter dealt with. 'II would like to deal with it in September," Batten said noting that the delay caused by Ajax would put off any P.A.W. decision until its next meeting in Oc- tober. The measure is designed to prohibit the keeping of exotic animais (such as ferrets, snakes, and large cats) by unqualified people. Batten said that he hopes Whitby Town Council will iznplement the new bylaw in Sep- tember. He added that if the Ajax public meeting brought forward any new, valuable recom- mendations then they could always be incor- porated into the Whitby bylaw at a later date. Al three municipalities had wan- ted to pass a similiar bylaw to make it sim- pler for the Ontario Humane Society to en- force. Te .. eN S LOAMSPL L )RC R.., IKRN r E scape the swelter of summer heat. Keep your home cooi with an elecfric heot pump. You con choose a heat pump that can do ail your cooling and winter heating. Or one that wiII do the heating with some help from your existing furnoce. 1here's a clean, easy-to-install " BUY " RENT SIELVING LOCKERS FILINGCABINET i~i o P heat pump just right for your home. And ofter a long cool summer, you'll appre- cite the econorn of the heat pump in winter. Phon tody aout economnical year-round comfort. (A WHITBY HYDRO ELECT'RIC COMMISSION 128 B ROCK ST. S., WHITBY 668-5878 THE HEAT PU NEW & USED e SELL OFFICE FURNITURE e LEASE GRANT fiel-fi T S