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7 Ba PIR Ad Ph Ete br AK HERR Lr But not Scugog patrol boat | Police budget < /o ~. Qo SES (From Pagel) finance committee council- lors. Councillor Bruce sMcArthur of Oshawa said that he "was not sold on the boat, motor and trailer for the Lake Scugog patrol, I don't know if there's a crime wave out there, I haven't heard of any", he said, Councillor Aker suggested that the Region has a boat used to patrol the sewage lagoons and that the police could use it for the Lake Scugog patrol. Councillor Gerry Emm of Whitby was opposed to this idea and said that the boat - offered by the region was not suitable for police purposes. Councillor Allan Pilkey said that in order to accept * the budget as it stood, before the cuts were made, meant that the council must be prepared to accept a large tax increase or else they must implement priorities and cut programs such as Durham faces building after province says no ~ The provincial govern- ment has turned down a proposal to purchase the Durham Region building on Rossland Road .in- Whitby, which means that Durham will likely be faced with a major extension to the build- ing within the next three or four years. The cost of such an exten- sion, which would allow all Regional departments to locate under one roof, has been estimated at slightly over $8 million. If the province had agreed to buy the building, Durham would have made plans to construct a new building) However, the province last week informed Durham that it would prefer elsewhere. MILL HOLLOW Have you discovered sprouts yet? Easy to grow and ready to eat in 2 - 3 days. They are -3 great answer-to blah win- ter vegetables before your garden is even thawed out. We have new customers every day - many of them with health problems being solved by good nutrition. If you suffer from diabetes, hypoglycemia, allergies or just feeling sluggish or lacking energy, come and try our fine foods. We're setting the record straight. We are now closed on Sundays year round. We're closed on Wed- nesdays 'until April and ALWAYS OPEN ON SATUR- DAYS! 2 See you soon... Suzanne & Danielle MILL HOLLOW Between Utica & Manchester on Hwy. 1A 985-8321 ~ OPEN: 9;30t0 5:30 Fridays to 9:00 p.m. ~~ eee RRR St, eR * WEDDING * PORTRAITS * PASSPORTS eX 985-6928 to construct a new building for its own purposes. Presently, Durham Region and the province share the existing building -. on Rossland Road which houses courtrooms, the sheriff's office, land registrar and. assessment department. In light of the provincial decision not to purchase the existing building, Durham's management, committee of council has been asked to study a report from chiéf administrative officer Rob Richardson which recom- mends that the Region put aside $3.86 million from its capital budget in 1982 and" 1983 to pay for the proposed expansion. The offices presently used by the provincial goverment could be vacated in 1982 when the lease expires. e management commit- tee! of council was to deal with the report from Mr. Richardson at its meeting last week, and likely will bring forth recommen- "dations for consideration - when the full Durham council meets again this week. The issue of office space, or the lack of it, for certain Regional departments, has been a contentious one recently, and four weeks ago the council rejected a recommendation that the finance department take out a five-year lease in an office tower in downtown @shawa. At present, the public works and planning and development department of the Region are located in offices on Consumer's Drive in Whitby. service located on Simcoe" Street North in Oshawa, while the other departments are in the Headquarters building on Rossland Road. The social departmefit- is i Yo ri "= TERRY PAUL PHOTO is pleased to announce * their new location at 10 Brock Street East, Uxbridge Complete Line of Photo Services: - * SMALL ANIMAL STUDIES For Appointment Call: -- new day care centres or road improvements. He said that "somebody else will haye to go down the tubes to accomo- date them." Councillor Emm said he would prefer tp see a rever- sal of the two-man squad car ruling for areas where it is not necessary. - However, Councillor Clarke Mason of Ajax said that it was a part of the negotiated contract and could not be reversed at this time. expansion purchase The: inadequacies of the present set-up as far as the Region is concerned had led to arguments for setting up Regional government in a new building on a new site. However, deciding where to locate that new building could have proved disastrous for Durham. If the Region agrees to go ahead with the expansion of the existing building in 1984, the politically = messy decision of where to locate a new building will not be necessary. aa NL NENT , a hd Re WN ol 0 NS TSN AN Shae 111001110714 4. ULL oh ATR AIT LULL L > \\\ SIN NN Co a a NAY NNN 77 = /i SZ NANI rahi i" NAN RRR \\Y RCTRUNNNN ARAN I) LU AMAA SINR PLL Ss 4/) AANA Berth = Igy, RET ON SJ In a meeting with repor- ters, Police Commission chairman Tom Jermyn said that he regretted not hiring the 13 constables for 1979, but that the committment of the council for 1980 was a key part of the decision. Mr Jermyn said that the net result of this decision could be a level of service that is unacceptable. TRIPLE A In other business, Finance committee chairman John Aker read aloud a letter of Triple A credit rating from Jack Gartley, Commissioner of Finance. This rating was established by Moody's Investors Service in New York and places Durham Region in a select group of Canadian municipalities, including Metropolitan Toronto, Ottawa-Carleton, Peel, and London. Committee passed a motion that the Children's Aid Society be asked to cut their budget by $35,000. The society had decided to pay. off over $40,000 in sick leave -benefits from an old benefit plan in order to reduce higher pay rates due to inflation. Committtee chairman Aker could not understand the reasoning of PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., March 21, 1979 -- 3 gets pared by committee paying out such great sums until such time that it became necessary. Finance committee will meet Wednesday, March 21 to finalize budget considera- tions. All motions of committee are still subject to ratifica- tion by the full Durham Council which meets on March 21. Seagrave gold A last-minute decision by three Seagrave residents really paid off after the March 15 Wintario draw. These three and two relatives from Toronto (names withheld by request) shared the expense of one book of tickets for the first time and now each is $2,000 richer. Ticket No. 31211 was purchased from Gloria at the Seagrave Country Store on the afternoon of the draw. This is the first big winner the store has had to date. 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