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Sandy Rwrie Dur1ýam Regional celi Crime Stoppers and Durhamn Regional Police are asldng for he pblc's elpin sovng athf which occurred in Oshawa durng the night of Feb, 26 and 27. Sometime etween 6 p.m. and 6 a.m. a large quantity of aluzinum window frarning material was stolen from the site of the new General Motors office building on Wentworth St. E. The total weight of the material would be more thm 3,000 lbs. and valued at about $50,000. Each piece of framing had a code GM starnped into it along with the part nuxnber. (eg. GM -P.1.) Have you any idea who stole this material or where it now is? Have you heard who might have been responsible? If you have any information on this theft or any other criminal offence, cail Crime Stoppers. You will neyer be asked for your narne or have to go to court. The Crime Stoppers phone number is 436-8477 (that's 436-TIPS). Long distance cal colleet. Lot levies encouraged FROM PAGE 24 discuss strateg to both convince the provincial government and other, lower growth school boards of the necessity of lot levies to alleviate soaring costs of rapid growth, and declining pro- vincial funding. The Growth Boards Coalition is made uý of the Roman Catho- lic separate school boards and the public boards in the regions of Peel, Halton, York and Dur- ham. On behaîf of the eight boards the Peel Board of Education anâ the Dufferin-Peel Roman Catho- lic Separate School Board will request an emergency meeting with Premier David Peterson. It is hoped that the meeting with the Premier would also in- dlude the ministers of housing, municipal affairs, education, government services and the treasurer who are involved in an interministerial committee to draft the legisiation dealing with lot levies. "It was a very -productive meet- ing.ý The oi*tical agenda is such tht legisiation has beezi drafted and will go forward," Durham representative and Ajax trustee Duncan Read said. "This coalition will be crucial to us getting lot levies, and the decision will be made in the next 45 days. ucWe have asked for a meeting with the premnier's office, an d ministers connected with it. "«(This is the best solution) as there is no mnoney anywhere' else." Oshawa trustee Ruth Lafarga said «Other boards are going to have to realize that they will win (with lot levies)." Other représentatives of the- board were director of educationý Pauline Laing and chairman of the board Lorna Murphy. The coalition represents more than 400.000 students. CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN OF WHITBY Req uires CLERK-STENOG RAPHER Applications are being accepted for the position(s) of Clerk/Stenographer with the Corporation of the Town of Whitby until Friday, March 3lst, 1989. Applicants should have a MINIMUM TYPING SPEED 0F 60 W.P.M., experience in the use of dictating equipment and the ability to relate effectively with the public. Applicants should possess strong interpersonal skills, have a keen sense of accuracy, thoroughness and detail, have a good command of English grammar and excellent spelling skills. experience will be considered an asset. Salary Start Rate: computer- related $18,290.00 per annum Please submit your detailed resume experience, references, etc. to: indicating Personnel Department, Corporation of the Town of Whitby, 575 Rossîand Road, East, Whitby, Ontario LiN 2MV8 Note: We thank aIl those persons who apply, but advise that acknowiedgement wiII be forwarded only to those- applicants who are successf ul in obtaining an interview. J 70 TIHICKSON RD. Se ,WHITBY 1