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18- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 23, 1997 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Police to vote on latest offer From page 1 and we have adjourned the beginning of arbitration talks until our members can vote on this (tomor- row)," Mr. Curtis said. "There have been what we feel are some significant changes from the offer they (the police services board) offered in the contract we voted on last week." That offer was voted down by an overwhelming 91 per cent of the members who voted on it. Mr. Curtis said the voter turnout for the last contract offer was good: "We had a little over 50 per cent turnout; that's good for a vote like this." While declining to go into details, Mr. Curtis said "this is an offer we feel comfortable recom- mending to the members." Scugog Mayor Howard Hall, who sits on the police services board, said the region has made some con- cessions in attempting to hammer out an agreement Naturalists week Sept. Naturalists will see slide show Durham Region Field lest speaker 1s kro ~ Bill Andrews with slides 29 - 7:30 pm. at ofhigh arcticand alpine 4 Northview Public Library in Oshawa. America. meadows of North DJ TAYLOR INSURANCE JERRY TAYLOR BROKERS LTD. PERSONALIZED FRIENDLY SERVICE AY 985-8416 IECDIN[0) 24 BS BY Wl 4 WX) PORT PERRY WE without a lot 0] of driving od} right here at ATL HOMESTEAD FURNITURE » APPLIANCES » TV & VCR rd &C i ThEast-Ponremy 980-2451 UNITED || "vous [EZ ARPES S0UAR PIZZA He SUBS a ews at -- 80 Water Street, Port Perry = Eis SL BIO} with police association members. "It's the same basic con- tract we offered them last time, but we have backed off a little on what we feel are several key points of contention," he said. "We feel this offer should be acceptable to the associa- tion." Association members interviewed by the Star over the past week say that obtaining pay equal with other police forces of simi- lar size in the province is a predominant issue for them. Mayor Hall said that goal has been achieved with this offer: "This con- tract will give them equity by the end of its course." Whether rank and file Association members agree will be decided when Association members vote Wednesday (Sept. 24). What e Police report $6,000 jewelry gone in burglary Durham Regional Police are investigating a recent burglary during which thieves made off with over $6,500 in jewel- ry. > Police report that some- time between 8:30 a.m. on Sept. 12 and 5 p.m. on Sept. 15, thieves entered an Old Simcoe St. resi- dence by kicking in a back door. Once inside they took a diamond ring, a pearl necklace with 14 karat gold, and a diamond engagement ring with a white gold band and five diamonds. 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Police report that thieves broke a lock on the door of the barn to gain entry, and, once inside, stolen a vintage 1977 four-horsepower Mercury outboard motor worth $300; two spotlights for an antique boat valued at $150; two magnetos worth $200; and an air- craft carburetor estimated to be worth $300. VCR stolen Durham Police are investigating the theft of a VCR from an Old Simcoe St. residence. Police say that thieves entered the residence by climbing through a laun- dry room window. The theft of the $375 piece of video equipment occurred ~~ sometime between 3 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. on Sept. 19. Pregnancy info A pregnancy informa- tion meeting is being held next Monday, (Sept. 29) from 7-9pm at the Port Perry community night planned include a chiropractor and a Registered Nurse. If you would like to register, call Sandra at Kawartha Lamaze at 1- hospital. 705-786-3217. 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