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Engin@emmnmoe nr etudeeup tn laref op quaaly IUWOMI, n»ewm I eIlfIterenid Oshawa mayor's bid'for regional headquarters premature, -says Attersley by MIKE JOHNSTON Ah offer by the City of Oshawa to re-zocate Durhiam Region's headquarters in downtown Oshawa isn't being taken too seriously by Whitby's tliree regional councilors. "lIt's not a good deal," commented Mayor Bob Attersley of Whltby. The Oshiawa offer provides an Incentive of $3 million plus ail necessary lands. COMPUTERIZED ENGINE TUNE-UP WE 11KE THE GUESSWORK OUT 0F AUlU ~...oSERVICE. When you cornein for a gii U t nesa oy ear certified techni- cian begisytokn orcar upto a computerized enigne analyzer. With quiet eff iciency the computer "mi performs numerous comprehenoive tests on your cars engine, pinpointing. prbtemo quickly and accurately. Therne' en a computer printout that shows eoactly what is oeeded. We install oew oparti plogo and check chargiog, starting and engine systemo. Price appties 10 most domestic cars, imports and light truckis. Non-electronhc ignition $8.50 extra. 61~71Lve&81~ W . Inspoot alilbeits* and hosos, flush your cooling system j. and Instali Up to 8 litres of cooiant. The $3 million ls composed of $2-mlilon Oshawa dlaims la Ils share in the present regional headquarters on Rossland Rd. plus $1- million in rentai arrears Oshiawa dlaims it la owed. "It would fulfillail present and future needs at less cost than operatlng out of the exlstlng facfllty," said Oshawa Mayor Allan Pilkey at a . news conférence last Tuesday afternoon. The proposed site for the new location, tentatively known as the Durham Regional Center, la at Mary -and Bond St. on nine acres of land the City of Oshawa recelved i a land swap with General Motors. Pilkey said Oshawa takes possession of the land la February of 1987 and development on the land can, start immediately. But Whitby's regional councillors want the legal maLter of Oshawa's ownership la -tlie building settled before any proposals are made to the region. "The majority of regional council believe Oshawa does not liave a liold on tlie building and until that is settled we can't address the submlssion," said Attersley. Attersley said lie sees two problems witli the proposai by Pilkev. "Parking wvlll be a problem and the two smoke stacks located behlnd the site wli neyer be- removed,"' said Atteisley. Wlien the region la ready to listen to submlssions Attersley la ready wlth one for Whltby. He said lielias Wao developers who are willing to donate 12 acres of land just north of the present location whlch would more than- satlsfy the future needa of the region. "«IChe land would be donated free of charge," said the mayor. Regional councillor Tom Edwards said the Oshawa proposai was "iengagingiln bribery."I He said he wa s not taking the offer very seriougly and called Mayor Pilkey's handllng of the proposai "«engaging in one upmanship." Regional coundillor Gerry Emm also agreed tliat Plkey should have waited until the legal question was answered. He alsoquestioned the parking situation and asked who wouid psy for a garage If it had to be built. Ail tlree agreed the building should remain in Whitby, wliere the regional headquarters lias remained for over 10years. "I'm not golng to let it go frori Whitby easy," commented Emm. Crossing guards rejected Wbitby council has upheld an operations committee recommen- dation to turn down a request by tlie Durham Region Roman Catliolic Separate Scliool Board for il adult crossing guards at various locations in the town. John Schmidt, president Of St. Tlieresa's parent ad- LAWN a&GARDEN SERVICE *Now booking tallE Iclean-ups andl 1astrougclealng Reasonable prIces. 725-3300 visory board which represents 600 parents, had recently asked council to oppose the crossing guards. He said the guards wouid be an expense Lo the town and would transfer the safety of the cliildren from the board to the town. The board was requesting the ad- ditional crossing guards because iL is revlalag its bussing scliedules. Tlie guards would ha needed at Intersections where clildren who were previously bussed to school, would now be crossing.' Council refused the request unanimously. I-J Màv,