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\YGI SLW'INF;SDAN .J JUNI 4, I'qxî WIIITBY FRFF PRESS IF YOU ARE INVOLVED UN AN ACCIDENTI 1. Cali the Police. (Don't admit liabillty; let the police decide). 2. Cali your Insurance agent. <Expain the problemn.) 3. Cali Home. (You'll be at least one hour late.) 4. Cali OSHAWA CAR CARE LTD. (lt's your chice where your car is repaired.) We have the most up fo date equipment to repaîr any car on the road today. We guarantee satisfaction. NEW CAR RENTALS oný $5 -00 per day - no mileage. 660 ODrake St. k 576-1019 Region seeking research center IOMMERURL PRInTinG You re Invilted,.. to (trop in and see our new selection of Canadian-made CERAMIC.S We have a Iimited selection of Royal Wedding commemorative pieces M.B.M. Publishing& Photography mc. S131 Brock St.N Whitby 668611 0i~,. . hTues. - I') 9- Î. g <<e i/'> l iz.i part 0f the provincial government's recently announced BILD program. However, Herrema said that the matter is still being worked on by provincial officiais who have yet to recommend a site. The centre would be a research and training facility in how robots and computers could be used to automate in- dustry Herrema said adding that it could provide as many as 400 jobs. The chairman said that the centre will cost between $10 and $15 million to construct and would help attract new Durham Region wan- ts the province to build a multi-inillion research centre here. Regional Chairman Gary Herrema said that he bas already been in contact with Ontario Ministry of Industry and Tourism Larry Grossman about the maUter. Herrema said that the minister would "seriousi'y consider" Durham as a location for the centre which is 1976 HON DA CIVIC 4 speed, 4 cylinder, super gas saver! Lic. LYK 731. Certified Sale Price ~-9& Il7 95 218 HRWOOA'em.V. S.. AJAX SHOêIN( PAZ TEEHN:6316 1979 AUSTIN MINI 2 door, 4 cylinder, 4 speed, great gas mileage. Lic. OYM 232. 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The college bas one of the most advanced technical training facilities and the proposed research cen- tre could be built and managed in conjunction with the post-secondary institution. Herrema indicated that senior college of- ficials would welcome the centre's construc- tion in Durham. He also indicated that a developer bas already made plans for the location of the centre and its architectural design. Durham Regional Council is expected to give its endorsation to the request today which will come in the form of a recommendation fromn the management comn- mittee. Herrema said that many of the industries in the region would find the centre of benefit to them. The chairman said that he bas already star- ted to lobby the six cabinet ministers in- from 5:30 to 7:30 p.ITi Tickets are $6 for adults and $2.50 for children under 12. Tickets are available from board members or a t the door. St. Andrew's is located on Cochrane Street. For more information caîl 666-1732. f I i. r-i 11 Subdivision plans announced Plans for a new subdivision in the north-eastern section of town were announced last week by a developer that wants to provide housing for more than 3,000 people. Costain Developments Ltd. wants to develop the area bounded by Rossland Road to the south, Gar- den Street on the west and a hydro right-of-way to the east. Costain announced last week that it wants to con- struet 911 single-family dwellings, 565 west of An-- derson Street and 346 east of Anderson Street. The plans eall for about 593 of the homes to be constructed on 50-foot frontages, 291 on 45-foot fron- tages and 27 on 35-foot lots. Denture Therapist 400 Dundas St. W. Whitby 666a1 555 volved in the decision, which he expeets to be made sometime in Sep- tember. "'They're (the provin- cial government) going to make a decision within two months," he said. Herrema also said that if the centre cornes to Durham it will probably be located in the southern urban area. 'II would sec in the southern area," he said adding that this would mean Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax or even Brooklin. Busy summer for council members Members of Whitby Town Council's ad- ministrative committee are going to have an unusually busy summer unlike their counterpar- ts on the operations committee. Ail meetings of coun- cil and its committees have been suspended for the months of July and August except for one meeting of council-in- the-committee-of-the- whole scheduled for July 20. "We'll have to keep going as long as we get things cleared Up, however," according to committee chairman, Regional Councillor Gerry Emm. The administrative committee bas had a work load that is dif- ficult to keep on top off this year and so Emm, committee members Ross Batten (north ward councillor), Barry Evans (centre w.ard councillor) and the planning department staff wiIl be working most Monday nights. Emm attributed the work load to the high number of applications for construction and development through- out the town. The committee bas anlso scheduiled an num-