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rr A e821~c -cRI .Yï vix, j YI4WW ~~ q ~jr 'r;rIVI PAGE 10, WH[TBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JTJLY 12,1989 28 cha rgedm polie'sreet sweep .By Mike Johnston An undercover drug operation by Durhanm Regional Police and ROMP officers that resulted in charRges last week agInst 28 *people, will «drive both drug buyers and sellers underground - at least for a while - says Dur- ham police supérintendent Dean Westbrook. "This makes them paranoid. They don't know who ta trust," said Westbraok. The "street sweep" netted, mare than $54,000 in drugs and led to charges against 28 people in the Oshawa, Whitby and Ajax area. Eight undercover offlicers from bath forces spent six weeks mak- ing drug purchases in and araund four locations in Oshawa and Whitby. One of those was The Royale at 171 Brock St. N. in Whitby. The other three were the Col onial restaurant at 10 Bond St. W. in Oshawa, Genosha Hotel at 70 King St. E. in Oshawa, and Corky's restaurant at 799 Park Rd. S. in Oshawa. Police were able to purchase 10.5 granis of cocaine, 50 grams of hash ail, nine grains of liash- ish, 145 units of LSD and one- quarter ounce of marijuana. Police also seized a quarter- pound of cocaine valued at more than $50,000. "That is a lot of purchases. It just shows the amount of drugs on the street,» said Kingston RCMP staff sergeant RayThibo- deau. He said that as Durham increases in size it is logical ta assume that the amount of drugs will also increase. "Cocaine has risen dramnati- cally but ail drugs are on the increase," he said. Westbrook said- the investiga- tion was started as a result of complaints from residents about drug traficking. The complaints were made through Crimestoppers and local police departmnents, said West- book. While'Westbrook admitted the drugs purchased and seized were' not "a lot" he did indicate the sweep has "attacked the littie guy. It makes them afraid ta buy or- seli." He identified the people arres- ted in the sweep as "littie guys" The Central Lake Ontario' Conservation Authority will hold a public open house on Wednes- W a Jly19 3to9 p.m., at the mittee room 2. Discussion will be held on the who sell to students in schools. "These are the people that live on the streets and choose ta, make their living this way," said Westbrook. *Police have arrested 13 of the 28 people charged, with warrants outstanding for the remfaining 15. -Those arrested include: Michael Clarkson, 24, Whitby, one charge of trafflckinu cocaine; 'Outdoor Recreation and Feasibilitv Studv.' Planning The study Yýill hefp develop an overalstrategy or outdoor recreation services and facilitiee, in Durham Region. Jeffrey Richards,' 24,'-Oshawa, four counts Of trafickmng'canna- bi;Kenneth Hanna, 22 Osh- awone charge of trafi»icldng cocaine; Timothy Young, 22, Osh- awa, one charge of trafficking cocaine; Scott Agnew, 21, Osh- awa, one charge of trafficking * cocaine; Theodore Rydzanicz, 30, Oshawa, one charge of traffick- ing cannabis;' Rose Eccles, 21, Osawa one charge of trafick- ing oil;( Vinoent Eccles, 22,ý Osh- awa one charge of trafficking ail; * Bridgeýt Reid, 30, Oshawa, one harge of trafficking oil; James '¶Iayers*32, Oshawa, ane charge of trafficking ail; DonaJd Moore, 24 Oshawa, two charges of traf- ficking ail and one of tralfficking hashishReginalýd *Shirley, 32, O shawa, one charge of traffick- ing hashish and Sherri-Lynn Blair, ?Ã", Ajax, two charges of ic trfing cannabis. Charged with possession of cocaine Worth -in excess of $50,000 for tgyhe -purpase of trafficking is Clive Anthony Grant, 29, Oshawa and Warrell Hannan, 22, Toronto. Rec work to begin in Septernber' FROM PAGE 1 Bugelli said Fox was wrong in bis non-support and noted tat construction casts had gone up 10 per cent in the past six inonths. Council was gaing ta deben- ture *5.4-million of the $9-mil- lion. But with the $10.5-million cost the debenture will now be $5.7-million. Council will also ask the Province fôr a capital grant of $1-million. "The debenture anmount has only gone up $300,000," said Bugelli, at whichp oint Fx sprang ta his feet and, ignaring the pleas of Attersey began yelling at Bugelli. "Mr. Bugelli knows the cost implications. This guy is playing games!" yelled Fox. A report to council stated that it will cost $800,000 a year for 15 years to pay back the $5.7-xnil-- lion de enture. Brunelle -said he supports. a new recreation complex b ut on a smaller scale. He .added that Bugelli's com- ment that the Town is only picking up another $300,000 of the $1.5-million concept was un- realistic. support, cmlji CANCIR beatEn.W Please gmive. Batten said that. the Town hias. well planned the first phase., , You neyer spend $10-million lightly," Ysaid Batten. Attersley noted that a large amount of the cost is for the 'infrastructure of the facility and the, hydro ($500,000.) A report will came to council in September on when the project wiil start. The first phase will include a main pool that is four feet in depth in the deep area and 3.5 feet at the shallow area. Staff have talked with Swim Ontario and confirmed that that depth is suitable for competitive swimmingymeetgi. The depth is also expected ta, make the pool enjoyable for seniors and children taking part in activities, wrote staff. A waterx play area, arnalgamat- ing a therapeutic pool and wad- ing pool, will also be included. General and fitness facilities will also be included. 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