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PAGE 8 WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7,1987. No outsi*de kennels attwo vet clinies Residents were assured'there would be no outside kennels or, runs during public meetings held Monday for two applications in- volving veterinary clinics. Patrick Neal presen- ted a petïiion indicating residents' didn't want outside kennels at Whit- by Pet Care Ltd., 421 Dundas St. E. Ap- plication was made for a commercial zoning of the clinic, now residen- tial and legal non- conforming .-_ 1Dr. Clayton McKay assured Neal that there would be no change in the operation, and therefore, no outside runs. The same concern was expressed by Chase Casagrande for the proposed vet clinic in a commercial plaza at 185 Thickson Rd. N. However, Dale Ram- phal, the applicant, said the tenlant of the clinic, a veterinarian for eight years, would not use outside runs. That would be stipulated in a lease agreement, said Ramphal. Services are lackmng for industrial growth A study will be done on the Town's future in- dustrial needs. Whitby does not have adequate servicing to handle future industrial growth said planning director Bob Short and administrative commit- tee chairman Marcel Brunelle at Moniday's committee session. "We're service poor,"l said Short. The com- -ments were made after councillor Gerry Emm suggested that Whitby increase its "stock" of industrial and commer- cial land to meet future applications. "We're on the threshold," said Emm of industrial growth. Short said the region will be studying in- dustrial needs and bas asked for input from Whitby. He added that the Thickson-401 inter- change area and Whitby Psychiatric Hospital lands have to be con- sidered in an industrial study. Crime * Stoppers -~ By SGT. S. RYRIE Durham Co-ordinator Crime Stoppers and Durham Regional Police are continuing to ask for the public's assistance in identifying the persons respon- sible for break and enters which are, oc- curring in ail areas of the region at ail times of the day and night. Break and enters, both into houses and businesses, are an ongoing. problem for the community at large especially around Christmas time. Property valued at hun- dreds of thousands-of dollars is stolen every year and to date in the region there have been over 2,500 entries, nearly 1,600 of which have been into houses. Crime Stôppers will pay up to $1-,00 for in- formation leading to the arrest of persons responsible for these offences. Up to $1,00 will also be paid for the arrest of persons found in unlawful possession of stolen proper- ty. In addition similar rewards will be paid for information leading to arrests in any serious crime. Callers do not have to give their names or appear in court. The Crime Stoppers num- bers are: 222-8477 local to ' -oronto; 1-800-387- 8477 toîl free for ail calls. Sgt. S. Ryrie of the Durham Regional Police writes this article to help combat crime. A citizen board administers the Crime Stoppers programs of which there are now over 600 in North America. The reward money is raised through tax deductible donations which may be sent to *Toronto and Regional Crime Stop- pers (Durham), P.O. Box 54, Oshawa, On- tario L1H 7K. Lotto winners A Sunderland couple won $102,854 in Satur- day's Lotto 6-49 draw. Barry O'Neil, 50, who works at General Motors in Oshawa, and spouse Mary, 39, an ac- countant- in Uxbridge, won the money as their share of second prize. Building permits FROM PAGE 6 1986, the Town issued $11,619,436 in permits. Again the brunt of those were residential, which totalled $9,618,636. A total of 1,091 residential units were built in the town in 1986. One of the main benefactors of the in- creased population is the downtown area, says Mayor Attersley. "The aggressive people in downtown are taking advantage of the increase in popÙlation. " The Town collected $697,058 in building permit fees for 1986. January Luncheon Special il :30a.m.-2:OOp.m. reg $5.50 2 for i Bring a Friend!1 Dinner Special SUNDAY & MONDAY 6p.m. - 9 p.m. Choose any 2 Entrees & get the Lesser for FREE nette or Ip eocb cassette'or Ip Veoch[ cassette orIp Wec eas hv ag aqet facilities for special occassions. ,r /Oshawa Centre"'ýe. Ends Jan. 31/87 ef Pickerin Ton Centre LVE ENTERTAINMENT c9 peî FRIDAY & SATURDAY L441.4 s.e4 kU044< S~tZqe. Quantities imitel. S aleends )an 19 87,:?~~ e f 0 9 3 7 p 1I tel. U ,~ ~è*ipb'..>#. ~'~>>.'~E b A t~ b~* ~.~ ~ 1 b , .4 .I'jý 4 44 4 iý . * ! N . 'A' 'j è. '** I"~ ~ J* v~xei.k'mmrC.1IwffKORE]