WFITBY FREE PRESS,' WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21. 1984, pAGe 7 P.,A. rejeets. society's 26%7' budget hike request The Pickering Ajaxi Whitby Animal Contro] Committee has rejected an Ontario Humane Society request for a 26.1 per cent increase in the fees paid by the three municipalities for animal control services. Instead, the commit- tee voted to give the O.H.S. a five per cent increase ini its fee for 1985. Coun. Ross Batten, chairman of the com- mittee, said' he wasn't prepared under any cir- cumstances to recom- mend a 26.1 per cent in- crease. The1 O.H.S. request wouid have seen the. fee jumnp from $156,063 in 1984 to $196,814 in 1985. The committee voted to increase .the fee :to $164,000. "Icntlive with the' $196,81. asproposed b (O.H.S. -executive vice- president Tom) Hughes, " he said. Hughes told the com- mittee that the request was based on a saiary demand from the union representing empioyees at the Thickson Rd. N. animal shelter. The union has demanded a 29 per 'cent salary in- crease to give the workers wage parity ,with outside workers employed by the Town of Whitby. "I have presented to you a budget based on the union demands," Hughes said adding that whatever the committee gives is what he wili take back4oté the bargaining'table:é. ,"Whatever werpay is what .you give us," he said, 'Ne are entireiy in your hands. " However, he- did prediet that the commit- tee's decision could have an adverse effect on the operation of animal control services in1 the area. "The union bas no0 in- tention of -accepting your attitude," Hughes said. ",They wiii flot ac- cept that position." He even went s0 far as to predict possible strike action sometime next year if the union's wage demands aren't met. That promoted Batten to ask what the society would be prepared to do to fulfili the terms of their ý contract in the event ofa strike.-- )y volunteers if that if ecessary."11couldn't However, regular animal c treet patrol services under th, vould probabiy not be contract, )rovided. mittee is "Routine patrolling to look f0] '111 not be compieted,"l "If yoi lughes said. those sei But Batten wasn't amounti atisfied. should n "That's not good told Hk nough,"1 he said, "You that thE ave to fulfill the con- -between I ,act.", the uniori Hughes admitted that affair of t', edoesn't "know how to Hughes Dpewith the situation if mittee- thi ey strike."ý their deci But, he did promise with son iree things. reservatiq "We guarantee to "It's re ep the building open, of how eguarantee to keep you're -oeiving animais and aliocate," eguarantee to respond have to ta ,emergencies."1 and do th Batten specuÙlated with it." ePenthous e the society perform ontrol services ie terms of the then the com- sgoing to have r alternatives. * can't supply *vices for that of money, you Lotlfy us," he ughes adding ereiationship the society and n were not the the committee. stold the com- iat he accepted ision, but did so ne degree of Sn. -, eaily a question much money willing to he said, "lWe ake this money e best -we can Off, the store sheif, police warn retailers Retailers in Whitby and throughout Durham Region have been ad- vised' by the Durham Regionai Police Force to remove all copies of the December issue of "Penthouse" from their sheives. Over the past few ,weeks an uproar has been heard across the country concerning a certain pictorial found in the magazine. A spokesman fo r the force said. that after police consulted' John Scott, Crown' Attorney for Durham Region, a decision was made to prosecute, any retailer who doesn't voiuntariiy remove the magazine from its sheives. NOW OFFERING AT AIDESIGN "'ACRYLIC NAILS93 (By appointment only) 12 3 Athol St., Whitby , Ont. 666-2311 AT CHRISTMAS Feel great as you lose weight* Cali Ron or Elaine 579-1287 Your Herbalife Distiuo T.P. Sport8wear opens Emerson Helmer, president of T.P. Sportswear on Hopkins St., is seen here accepting a Town of Whit- by keychain from Mayor Bob Attersley to mark the officiai opening of his firm iast Thursday. T.P. Sportswear manufactures and screen prints ail kinds of sports wear inciuding team jerseys, track and sweat suits and t-shirts. 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