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WRITYFEEJ*RESg THVRSD4 IDECEMER26, M9, PAGE Iuo s ~ ~Us howC~IfEt r ~c s Il i nkscV i LX UINITrD w->."è"iP'ign cha"rman most *moneéy'for the Ungted Way. J'iard.Whitbireaýd(mi ddecares Conuinuers' 141 .employees. raised 'Tom Corrigan:ofOConsumers Gao the $15,408 while LAsco Stee1sW 8M wor- winner ,over (ef) asco Steel's ke rs raisecl *17,086,,butCoumr KEihAnderson. The two compamies won for higher donation per ç.ompeted to see whlo .could raise the employeç. Photo byMark Roe.r, Whlttay Fa.. Pr. corne. up big forthe "United' Way Photos by: Miark:- Reesor- SABRINA -KRAJEWSKI gets ýan *1,800 .travel voucher from boss and IEDS- Canada- président John Bowie. Sabrina's not- sure where she's going yet, but she is th@nkling seriously about Mexico. AU EDS employees enroiled i the company's United Way payroill deduction program were eligible to win the voucher. Combined with' special event éontributions, the 1,000 employees in the Whitby office raised almost $81,000 for the Oshawa/ WhitbylNewcastle United Way. Photo by Mrk Eoeur, Witby Fr.. Pm Macom idgznan died a resul oaaotgunb' ast to-his back aunng theKnob 1MR11FaIýnm robbery i Oshalwa, according ta an autopsy.. No other information was released'ontue autopsy, conduc- ted at the coroner's building in Toronto. ýDurliai Regonal Police sa1y there la evidence that the Whýtby man, 31, a ýBrinka guarýd, retur- ned gun re.-witli, the suspects and that on.e the suspects m'ay b. wounded. Police are requesting that al shoppers who. were at - Knob' Hill Farme2 on'Saturday Dec.- 14 dur- ing the robbery tocheck.'their vehiclesforpossible bullet'hole.I' Tlhe ti'ee1suspeqt are descri-, bed as: (:) male, 6 ft. ta 6 ft. 3 i., medium- 1build, ,olivýe-coloured akin, wearing, a light-coloured trench..coat and, light-coloured hat, armed with shotgun. (2) maIe, 5 ft. 8 -n., live- coloured skin, long' black hair ta sihoulders, wearinghnavy .blue jacket, armed with a handgunl., (3) maIe,- white; bîack beard, wearing a dark coat with high colae. Suspects may have been wear- iný faIse beards and other dis- guises. As of Dec. 20, -police were not releasing composite drawings of suspects until confirmation 1With other witnesses could b. e.stabî- ished. Anyone with information, can oeil police at 433-4733 or 'Crime Stoppers at 436-8477.' Eductionlot, levy > ROMPAGE 1 H.ë said ,the "facta are baued on the *wrong jrjections" because of the drastie changes in the Keenan said the average size of the familyihasalsochned, perhousehoîd.- 'That means-less clifidren will be ente * the scliools In the few yeaurse,ý' said. Some achkools sucli as St. Hed- wi in Oshawa are not b.ing fuilyutilized, lie said. "Do ,they ,(Durhiam board) reallyneed'" the new education centre and secondazy ahool mi Whitby whicli will ca $50 mil-. lion said Keenan. Ïfý said the huge compler centre. wil b. "uhorrendously expensive tamaintain.",,ý "«It la just not wvise fiscalplan-. especially at this tino," lie Schooî boards have yet ta learn about economic survival, lie sad. Keenan said chools should b. buiît near parklands 'ta take advantage or park space, and hlep oflâet the nreed* andfilnancial reuieent of pîayground facili- tisadequpment. H. said new homeowners will, end up pay!ng for day cares built in the new ecools. Keenan said niew industrial- and commercial development will< alwobe fored ta pay a lot leývy., "Why are th ebinp charged 1a build achools?' le saïd. Keenan said this meglt be.the extra financial, burden new businesses csnt afford -to start' up ithe'area.- "Why are we sliooting our- selves i the foot with extra Ltaxes?" liesaid. The«se new, potential busiesses may decide ta gota the U.S. insitead of paying A the taxes andi the proceashurt whatever economic recverIDur ham Région could have, he sad «Where la the jsifcton therer Keenan said Whitby residentS are getting restîes, witli increas- ing taxes and'. may soonsee as mucli as 60 per cent of their -tai- dollars ong ta scliool boards. Whitbymcounciîlor' Marcel Brunelle said "They ,(achool board) don7t have' a -fist-hand apprecation of lot -leies,' le said. Brunelle said the. -provincial gévernment m nd» up, giving fewr uhd t th ohoo1.boards i return for alîowing tliem ta tax new homnes.,,, He.said it wouÜld "b. another case- of the rvical govern- ment shiffting the tai r - lity to the municipal level. '"There won't be mucli appre- ciation from taxpayer once pro- vincial funding ta the school boards goes down,' he said. Armed robbery at Whitby store There wau an arned robberY at' D & -G. Wie and Malt Shopp'onmSunray Dr., Whitby on Wednesday, Dec. 18iat about 2 pn D)urliainRegional Police say a robber hancuffed a store employee and then stèle money froin a cash register. 1Police say a fil investigation la c ne.uing ANilED WAYgnrl apla association president liez Bics and chairmn Harod Whtbreadhae outgoing president Bruce Forrester, hm&d with the: wrong persn While look on. The nonéy, was raiud reeiin açeq. or*,00 ro hrough a euchre nlght staged bY the thisrne kr socain0 ascain Durhm~--EeIOfl 4 b~owWAIPmOSf Canada's Jfirst Sizzler,. «may locate ïn Whiltby.. If ail nms Weil, Whitb wil Bazinet ays Sizles1 ml soon «b. the fist townmiuerafldoiiented, witha strong emphasi to sizzle,» says Wbitby mayor on fres9hnessa, value and variety. -Tom Edwards. "Everything will hbepae Sizzler, a Laos Angeles.baed fresh dailY... Our 'Objiv st yestaurant ch andCn' have Canada'sbuat -salad bar, 0éott's H ospitaiity plan to open a with lots of fr.sh fruit and 1veg-% sizzler Rtetaurant in the niorth- tables.» west corner of theWity Mail. Ba mntsy ou can expect to If the project gets speedy am aalot of Sizzerlgflsgofg u approval, the ground wil be - the company hopes to open 100 broéken in April or May of neit outlets sucesCanada, with 10 year, and the restaurant oil lanned for the Greater Toronto ?«n » eary as the middle of 19en93. adnohrO .e I oMbe.the firt Sizz-193 1er i CanadaD4 Sizzler International lias 700 lTh.ecompany plants to sped rsarnsh the U.S., with 128 $1.4 million on te20-etres- alone ini Greater Les Angeles, the taurant, which in 0expected ta firmhome base cmate. nme 80 ta 100 idb5, 60 ta EBa&li Sizzler Retaurntis 7& percent <of !hic I b ' built around an aU-y-0,can-eat fulI-time, accoeding to Bene* "buffet «cuoncut,fat g Sin8ot'smd a .a ap~aaecd ~a.hi.t.yebar;