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After all, said Mulvale, most people have benefited in some way from the kind of medical treatments (CAT scans, xâ€"rays) which produce the waste Canatom will be hanâ€" dling. Not everyone, however, is enamâ€" ored with the prospect of such a The Place that‘s hoppin‘ 8 days a week. Great Music, Hot Staff and More T.V.‘s than we know what to do with! Hey, we‘ve even got our own S_PEHKGRS CORNER! S ols ce n oo Sm C 4sc So, Break Nor;I: up-Dorvol Drive and check us out in the Oakville Towne Centre II. Next door to Avalon Billiard Club. * Ladies Love Wednesdays at Phil‘s!® . The Ouly Game 7u Town! Reg. $129 COMPACT DISC MILL Mahoganyâ€"finished with storage for 64 CDs. It revolves on a stationary base 16"h; 11‘/"square ) sPORTS TAP GRAND SLAM GRILL THE OAKVILLE BEAVER company coming to town. For example, local environmentalist Steven Moore â€" who along with Hardacre met with Unsworth last week â€" said between now and the January meeting he wants answers about the level of the material‘s toxâ€" icity. "Everyone I‘ve talked to is very upset," he said. "Mention the storâ€" age of radioactive waste and people become very interested. It‘s not another computer store moving to Oakville." Moore said he also is concerned about the lack of public process so far and about who knew what, and when. "Even if (the material) is comâ€" pletely benign, the public should have been contacted," he said. Referring to an Oct. 26 letter written to Unsworth by Mulvale, Moore maintains Town Hall should have alerted the public months before word leaked out this month. "I‘m concerned that it was kept a secret," he said. "I think the public should have known earlier, except that some topics aren‘t appropriate during an election campaign." As a newlyâ€"elected councillor, Hardacre did not know of Canatom‘s plan until this month. Still, she defends the Town‘s curâ€" Waste will be packed in sealed drums years as more reactors reach obsolescence. the interim, the company will provide advice and disposal services to clients such as hospitals and research centres who use radioactive materiâ€" als. This is where Oakville comes in. The waste â€" everything from contaminated gloves, syringes and lab coats to the byâ€"products of CAT scans and xâ€"rays â€" will be packed into 45 gallon drums which will be sealed and checked for contamination prior: to shipment. Liquid solutions will be solidified in a special absorbent material then packed. Under the licence now being applied for, Canatom cannot open the drums nor repack them in any way. s vThé drums will then be stored onâ€"site in Oakville for four to six weeks, or until enough is on hand to make it economically viable to remove them for permanent disposal, usually at AECL‘s Chalk River facility. As a result, truck traffic is expected to be light, usually one vehicle per day bearing five to 10 drums. * â€"Canatom is also seeking a permit to dispose of liquid scintillation vials containing xylene and toluene, which it would store then forward for incinâ€" eration. Accordmg to Unsworth, the Oakville location is ideal since it is central to the market his company hopes to service and would allow its consultmg and training staff easier access to clients. . Canatom currently shares downtown Toronto office space with its parent company. The new office will house Canatom‘s present staff of four with room for future expansion to six or eight people. Group looking for wider support (Continued from page 1) will review the group‘s objectives and complete information to be sent for incorporation as a nonâ€"profit charitable organization. A "key" local law firm and accounting firm have donated their services to comâ€" plete this task, said Peschka. Peschka, with a background in (Continued from page 1) rent position of trying to dissemiâ€" nate as much information as possiâ€" ble. "Nothing different could have been done," she said, referring once again to the federal jurisdiction. "We know now so we‘re getting the mesâ€" sage out to the public. We‘re doing what we‘re supposed to be doing." Oakville Fire Department Chief Wayne Gould said that while he has received several calls about the comâ€" pany, he explained he could not comâ€" ment on the matter until he looked into it further. marketing services, is hoping fo diversity in the group so that com: mittees can be formed to handle specific projects such as extendinj the trails for the handicapped. "This is not a lobby group," said Peschka. "We want to keep Bronte Creek Park a very large part of the community and we‘re looking for : lot of community involvement We‘re looking for people who willing to support the organization from the ground up." Peschka said the members wil work with park and Ministry per sonnel within the park‘s manage ment plan. Anyone interested in more info mation can contact Peschka at 827 7763 or park superintendent, Bo Kloske at $27â€"6911 or simpl attend the next meeting. a January court date : set for accused pair (Continued from page 1) T accepting secret commission Huntley was dismissed in Augu from his position as leasing mana, er for Towne Chevâ€"Olds. Yaroslaw (Jerry) Marko, 44, Medina Square in Keswick has charged with 19 counts of frau over $1,000 and 21 counts of giv secret commissions and thr counts of accepting secret commi sions. According to a TVOntari spokesperson, Marko was dismisse "with cause" on Oct. 4th wh TVOntario became aware of t allegations. pe The accused will appear Oakville Court on Jan. 31, 1995." OAKVILLE SHIATSU MASSAGE THERAPY CENTRE TOM SWEETMAN RM.T., C.S.T. and Associate Therapists 125 Lakeshore Rd. E. Suite 304 (at Navy St., above Pier 1) December 21, 1994