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~Townships Enzazs voice opinions $=7= s & quaols are uot yet known, on police #‘===>: cutbacks mzf=s=k@ By Paul Marck The Waterloo Regionat to many citizen suggestions en how to cut costs at a peblic meeting in Waterioo last week, but they breathâ€" ed a collective sigh of reâ€" lief when they learned that _ Widespread use of police City Council bricfs would not be on the list of suggestions given by citt: The meeting. for Waterâ€" loo, Weelwich and Wellesâ€" ley residents was the last cil‘s commuttee of the whole: decided to turn to the puh he in looking for ways to tor Road to 1,000 feet north of Lexington Road be cate in a series of three heli in price of bicycle regiastraâ€" tion plates from $1 to $1.50. â€" moved that a byâ€"law be prepared which would proâ€" vide for a charge of $3 for a *‘Writter Statement of Arrears in Taxes‘. The pre sent charge for the service meeting to discuss the Linâ€" â€" was informed that the anmmual City of Waterioo Volunteers Banquet is to be held April 8, 7 pm. at Smoking prohibitionâ€" in city‘s elevators can‘t be enforced The City of Waterloo does not have the authornity to enforce prohibition of smokâ€" ing in elevators, council‘s committee of the whole learned Monday from ar administrative _ committee ‘‘There is. however. auâ€" thority to restrict smoking in â€"certain â€" retail shops._ the report said. It also added that it is concerned with smoking in retail food stores. "A restriction of this nature Faced with tight budget â€" that both sides of Woolâ€" 7€ some of the was less than enthesiastic as only about 30 residents from among the three me the meeting at the city of Waterieo council chambers. Most of those that did twre with the police department had risen in the last year. was being sought because of the ~dlemma that the the Waterico Knights of cations staff and the 911 emergency telephone operâ€" and women who assist umimor :heewmllheheh $12 per capita. despite by the City of Windsor that the province of Ontario be urged to extend the Ontario period on the same terms and coaditions as the preâ€" â€" poted that the number of fires for the month of December, 1975 had decreasâ€" ed from 32 in companmson with 41 fires of the previous year. There was no fire loss m excess of $1,.000 either in December 1975 or 1974. Courcil‘s commmittee agreed that the matter of smoking in retail shops be referred to the retail secâ€" mon of the Waterloo Chamâ€" ber of Commerce for study and report. City courcil had asked the admimstrative commitâ€" request of the Waterioo Regional Interâ€"Agency in the City of Waterioo â€" deferred for two weeks ssion feek itsoelf in‘ KÂ¥ _ â€" nright security checks ainn as as«Ailimnad, twilh quasts are uot yoet bnown, but increases for solaries arad ftrimge hbenafits bave to be taken into account as weill. "IC we are t boid the line, we mast regace serâ€" vices in somme areas," Mr. Martinisk toid the audieace. The commission bad senkt bodies asking for recom mesdations oa what areas of pelice service could be ities to primarily consider â€"payroil escorts, whethâ€" er or rot they should be oo % iwation of ami accidents (under $M0 daneâ€" audience to offer comments. said he favored an inâ€"depth study of police methods in order to redace duplica on and mankours. ‘~"Before we make a de cision we want to sound out these should be contirned because merchanits could asot absorb the cost of pri vate security. Even though the bighway traffic act says police inâ€" vestigation of accidents is only recessary in cases of damage in excess of $2%, the Waterico mayor said Sandowne holds official opening of Waterloo‘s newest public school Jan 22 j tary school in Lincolrn Vil ed Jan _Â¥ at T:3# pm by to Grade &6 R N. Rose. pastor of Chrst of the Lincols Village Comâ€" present a piecture of a Mam Mrs. Sprurg will also preâ€" sent a pen and imk sketch to Ehzabeth Ziegier school. wluch the clhmidrean of Lin â€" the need of police ofâ€" â€" dountoun foot patrol. The sealeg up of a time fur couurt daties, be felt the police are bost soited for the parpace, and add some Alâ€"ommity to procecdiegs. _ there was a meed to con tase the dvaentorn foot patrel and bylaw enforceâ€" Resk. ‘I bhope there is no atâ€" tewpt by the police to shift these duties to other people when it may appear that cosis have been redaced," Gramlow agreed that pay roll escorts could be clhm bave that service, and be felt the tqunchip beactitted trom it Mayor Gramilow feit regâ€" wlar security checks were bhe asked that ‘‘conditional contideration" be â€" givern for night patrols in reral should be contmmaed on an areas, because of maeaerâ€" feit about police patrol of hotel beverage reoums. Wagrer told the commisâ€" sion bhe was concerned over the enforcemnent of city byâ€" laws, especially those conâ€" cfl- lwt‘u“m\ ~ He said be had often seen vehicles stopped in no parkâ€" ber Ted Isley. a Wookwich it was posssble that the ofâ€" ficers could be on their way to investigate another colnh Vilage atterded for five years. Alo present for the oc casion will be Robert Borâ€" the Ontario Ministry of Edeâ€" cation. Ed Good. MPP for Merb Epp and Ker Pfug. director of Waterioo Comâ€" The official key will be presented to the school by the cortractor and archt tect and the cormert stomre wiil be laid A tme capswle. school and its stwc iil be sealed up in the Lo . )33 school choar wall simg severâ€" al selections under the & rection of Mrs. Jear Amay warill provide the Rass Crwikshank. director Bluerxale Collegrate‘s “\3“‘ Suider taok the fear, veicâ€" He wged wore freyw tead t take advantage" of speed limits in mall towas. e said Â¥ the police deoâ€" will have to look for more said this is necessary i all sectors of the civil service, and not jest the police. Wentaich Coom. Boamie Caonusiznean sided with Coun. Smder, saying the police ssouold not be teo basty in deciding on cuthachks. "Cat for cutting back services in rvral and wrhan areas. He Said the needs of each area the commison could not finds itself short of pelice service in a given field. _ stedy it further to see how it is applicable bere. A mewmher of the John Howard Soeciety expressed conceram that the quality of service not be redaced, lbrsit said efficiency could be inâ€" creased by public edacaâ€" Sullimman, a formmer police sion Rot to officers, in order to maikâ€" tain a good pablic rapport. _ Kleinschnnidt said be felt replied to Mr. Martinisk‘s He said there wouldl be Kitchener Ontarto & Duke Sts. r‘JG«-ginam Oper Oqrity anc ?743â€"7784 bhom . Thans and im JESSOPS claanars |( Coiffure Cottage BEAUTY SALON fi;mflou 12.50 Reg. $25 Now *15.00 a (Body. Medium or Curly) Shampoo & See 450 «<G Shampoo set and style _ 61 tth On. S. at Es S2.., Phraerteo e PERM SPECIALS r Cimzens shampoo & Set Tues. & Wed "Q_‘ man crolser wyotun. â€" . UHUtgtne ai te aacte tieen wil ack for a two man creiner pilet pregramn. Ue Said this is necded in areas ““D;F reaptamse tiee 4 whan adiitienral beip i toe qired. Te nond is gront est in reral arees, ce cially near beteis. lMr. Kingsten soted that the police is "rather lax" missier tor ths On Nr. Wisinochmabit‘s claim_that ts fas city policiwig, be said was "jast straight bell." _ _ use of police Caskts flm“p&'(fl be redaced Â¥ each officer was coupled with a dog. "‘The dags bhaven‘t been wmanoed yet." be taid the Kelerman said be used to raie German shepherds in Wirnterhaven, where there are still four of is dags on the force. Mr. Martinask was not tao receptive to this suggestion. "I hope we are not at the :wnh'th on our pelice force,"~ be was trowbled over police vehicles. He said money camuld be saved if police of fall sized cars However,, be was worried over the effectiveness of sireans on patrol cars. He taid of an incident where a Cruiser was on a high speed be conld not see ho« motarâ€" rich told Mr. Gray the force as startioeg to use Rnew, seggesitions it wanits to pat It is now up to the police mss to decide which Waterioo Square % &