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PAGE 8THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, JULY 16, 2003 www.durhamregion.com Overtime pay denied OVERTIME from page 1 have a problem paying time-and-a- half to our top-level senior people just for doing their job." Coun. Gray compared the work of Dr. Kyle and Dr. Reynolds to that of finance staff doing extra work during budget time because of provincial downloading - and never receiving extra pay. "I don't want to set that kind of precedent," he said. "It just sends the wrong kind of message to our senior people." Thousands of extra hours were put in by directors, managers and staff during" the three-month SARS crisis, Dr. Reynolds said, leaving everyone "weary but proud." She said she and Dr. Kyle are happy council approved extra compensation for them. "As to the exclusion of myself and Dr. Kyle, I will have to leave the explanation explanation to others." Durham is expecting to bill the Province between $400,000 and $600,000 in staff overtime, which doesn't include any economic loss the Region suffered Chairman Anderson said. The money is part of a $ 10-million commitment from the Province, which will pay up to 100 per cent of the extraordinary costs suffered by municipalities in the GTA and Simcoe County. Those costs include staff overtime and emergency medical services and operations centres. Police need tips after man beaten CLARINGTON - Police are looking looking for five or more suspects after a 43-year-old Courtice man was viciously viciously beaten while out walking his dog. During the unprovoked attack the thugs knocked down, kicked and pummelled the victim, who suffered a broken jaw, nose, cheekbone, ribs and ! : chipped teeth, said Durham Regional ; ; Police. Just prior to the assault last Wednesday, the victim was walking his dog on Nash Road near Courtice High School at 11 p.m. when he exchanged exchanged words with three young people, people, who were on school property. "He spoke to the youths about being on the school property. There was a bit of verbal confrontation and he left," said Sergeant Paul Malik. As the victim walked away, one of the three youths flagged down a passing passing car and spoke to the five male occupants, occupants, he added. "Something was said to the occupants occupants of that vehicle that made the five males get out and attack the victim," said the officer. The five, two who are described as white and about 5-foot-10, exited the white car and began punching and kicking the man. He broke free from his attackers and ran home, where a neighbour drove him to Lakeridge Health Os- "hawa for medical treatment. 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