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strikes train in Campbellville A Metroland Community Newspaper Vol. 142 No. 23 Tuesday, June 5, 2001 ~fl Voted #1 for Beste Breckf t$t 40 Chashol At- l ui 40 Pages $ 1.00 (GST incîuded) /Residents far from impressed with CN Brampton terminal By FANNIE SUNSHINE The Champion Milton residents had the oppor- tunity to tour Brampton's inter- modal site Thursday in the hopes of better understanding what an actual intermodal terminal is. The 40 community members toured the Canadian National (CN) intermodal termi- nal fmom a chartered bus that was arranged with the railway by resident Rita Post. Ian Thlomson, director of communica- tions for CN, said the purpose of the tour was to show the operation and design of an intermodal terminal, although Milton's facility will be modelled after the inter- modal facility in Surrey, B.C. William Perry, Brampton's terminal service manager, gave an overview of the operation of the terminal during the haîf- Comment ........ 6 Datolns ....... 16 Sports....... 20-22 Classified ... 23-26 hour tour. "TMe trucks line up at the gates and will proceed to the tracks to load the containers onto the trains," he said. Truck containers weoe stacked thmough- out the 200-acre terminal on the ground as well as on the tracks. "TMis is the most depressing thing to come to Milton," one resident commented. "Who wants this in their backyard? We -see CN on page 19 Hadfield to speak at high school Milton will soon welcome home astro- naut Chris Hadfield. The community will have the opportuni- ty to attend a presentation by Col. Hadtield Saturday at E.C. Drury l-igh School to share in is experiences of is historic space walk. He wilI speak to the audience at 2 p.m. in the south gym. Seats for the presentation are on a irst- come, irst-served basis. Later in the evening will bc a tamily- sponsored fundraising concert featuring Col. Hadield and is brothers David and Phillip in support of the Chris Hadield Bursary Fund. The concert will begin at 8 p.m. at the high school. Tickets for the concert are available at Northend Nissan, Mike's Barber Shop, Zellers lottery booth and Time Zone Travel Agency. vTrue legend CFL Hall of Famer and Player of the Century Ruse Jackson tosses the bail around durlng the celebrity car wash at Moffatt Autoworks an Main Street Saturday. Mr. Jackson alang with Tiger-Cat defensîve lineman Mark Verbeek were on hand ta slgn auto- graphe at the fundriaser for the Children's Hospital Fouridation. The TI-Cat cheerleaders made an appear- ance as well. Photo by GRAHAM PAINE ~E~1 iConsultatin, r. Colours e Highlights SePerma e Special Treatments For AR Youu Hair Cars Nosds 90"-78-1133 t t a