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- I ------ dt i ----------------_----" "A Family Tradition for 127 Years™ 'Councillors offended by Region' s decision Head-on collision over 4-way stop Scugog: councillors . collided head-on over a four-way stop i in Be Port Perry. The controversial topic con- cerning , the intersection at Queen and Water Streets heat- ed up again on Monday when council learned its bylaw to im- plement a four-way stop was withdrawn. Council members learned of the Region of Durham's decision in a letter from the region. A three-page explanation of guidelines accompanied the let- ter which touched off a heated Trent University at Durham College Fall-Winter Session More than 35 courses are offered weekday evenings or Saturday morning. Registration' deadline: 15 July for full-time e 13 August for. part-time - Information: 15 July; 5:00 to 8:00 p.m., Oshawa Public Library, auditorium. : For information or a Boe G call (416) 723- 9747 ¢ or (705) 748-1 229. 155+ | Centre at 1: debate, 'Ward 8 Councillor Ken Gads- "den accused the region of pro- viding: useless information to council, which did not explain the decision. "I think we're 'being around and I don't like it, "he. said. "Thisis garba Ward 2 age Marilyn Pearce was also upset about the region's. decision and took of- fence to the letter. "That's an insult to ourintelli- gence to try and shove this offon us," she told council members. Councillor.Pearce was partic- ularly angered that a regional committee was interfering with local politics. ~~ "It'snota regional road. It's a local decision and a decision has been made," she said. Councillor Pearce requested that Durham's Works Chair- man appear before council to jerked Ch ; '- was merely withdrawn until the ; matteriss udied further. . = Regional Councillor Yvonne 'Christie, discuss the matter, But Mayor Howard : Hall : argued that the bylaw is not: dead and assured council mem- bers that it was still] eing con sidered, ; Mayor Hall claims the bylaw vice-chairman of the Works Committee, said a traffic count was planned for the busy intersection and the results ~~ would be used in making a deci- sion. . The intersection has been a controversial topic for quite a while. the implementation of an all- way stop. Council passed a by- law requesting a four-way stop in May. Various members of council have called for a four- way stop, while others, includ- ing Mayor Hall, have opposed SENIORS "e Join your peers for recreation, sociability, travel "& support. * For further details visit us for free coffee in the seniors' room, at the Latcham Centre, any Wednesday from 9:30 to noon. * You' a will also be welcomed at the : "| | meetings at 2pm onJuly 28 & August 25 at the Latcham Centre. For. + | | particulars phone Stan Rickard 985-8033. © ™ :30pm on Wednesdays July 14, 21 August4, 11,18 & at 8pm on Saturdays July 17, 31& August 14,28. at the Latcham £7; EnerMark «I LOAN PLAN | "The Eigcicty People : WC WELL WATER . Qualifies io Ontario Hydro EnerMark loan at 2% less than prime rate. Where qualified - $1500 grant available from Ontario Hydro. Prices start as Hee CSA performance approved - installed by CSA authorized technici Use Earth, temperature extraction for GREAT SAVINGS We are the Specialists - It's our ONLY Business! ~The Extractor takes low temperature heat from the arth ~ or well water and converts it to high temperatures for heating use. the earth one compact unit system G,C00L NG & WATR HEATIVG COSTS FINANCED BY THE Scotiabank S$ 3 * uses the constant and inexhaustible free energy from * wise investment - fast payback * total erwironmental control - heating - air conditioning - dehumidification and water heating with * proven in thousands of applications - simple - reliable * absolutely clean - no outside pollution or inside dust * no fire or combustion with this system * 5 year guarantee by installer and Canadian Earth Energy Association * fuel cost eliminated - only enough hyo to operate FOR A FREE ESTIMATE CALL Loe CANADIAN UNDERGROUND * FURNACE (416) 571-5313 SHIVLES } ~ Boomed to & DOORS _ Renaissance 6. Patio Doors 499. 95 | 'PRE-HUNG INSULATED 1 25.95 "WINDOWS STEEL "DOOR 2'8" x 6'8" x1-3/4" DF B1210) UTILITY J WINDOW 1129.95 OPEN SUNG AVE 11-4 | JL: LURBER €0. ITD. | MV LHOIV NAR AI {0]10]1V]0F + QUAI IT ry 985-7391 SERVICE