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Continued from page 3 McPhail, Norval resident and chairman of Stop Credit River Valley Dumps, declared. He urged area residents to become actively involved in protests against locat- ing the Peel dump on any of the three northwest Brampton sites. “Attend all meetings in large num- bers,” he said, noting that everyone in the area must do their part “to emphatically communicate their concerns about the environment” to the IWA as it enters its final stage of selection before choosing a pre- ferred site next May. “The IWA takes the position that there are no effects from a dump beyond a one-kilometre radius,” McPhail said. “Anyone here can tell you that’s ignorant when you are talking about rivers.” McPhail also quoted a senior IWA consultant as saying, “We have the technology to build a dump right on top of a river and can guarantee that it will not leak.” In response to that claim, the anti- dump spokesman told the crowd in a derisive tone, “This is a typical example of irresponsible IWA rhetoric to which local citizens have been treated to date.” Among local politicians address- ing the crowd were Halton Hills councillor and Norval resident Kathy Gastle, Brampton mayor Peter Robertson, Peel regional councillor Paul Palleschi and MPP Carmen McClelland who also rves as environment critic for the provincial Liberals. Residents push arena Continued from page 2 architect, developing plans and gathering public input). “It is easier the user groups to provide input with respect to plans and to refer to drawings during the winter months when they are active in the arena,” the letter states. “The delays associated with problems relating to the developers of Acton East should be indepen- dent of the arena process,” Chapman wrote. He also suggested that council set a time limit on negotiations with the Acton East developers and, if the deadline can- not be met, “proceed in default with Acton North.” A site recommendation was expected to come to town council from the town’s director of recre- ation and parks, Tom Shepard, in late September. However, the report was delayed pending further negotiations with developers and examination of the wetlands issue. The schedule also indicated the preparation of schematic drawings by March, 1993. Pump Sales Service Well Tests Well Cleaning Residents call sites unsafe “We know these sites aren’t safe; the problem is getting the IWA to realize that,” said Mayor Robertson. “The ideology that says we cannot look at alternate ways to dispose of waste is wrong,” he added, noting that all of Brampton’s garbage is currently being incinerated at a Bramalea plant. The province has put a ban on all proposed waste incinerators, citing environmental concerns for its action. Councillor Palleschi urged those attending the meeting to sign up for various committees that will sup- port the work of the two citizen’s groups. “If you don’t all get involved and sign up, you’re going to get a dump in your backyard,” he warned. “It’s the yellers and screamers who get noticed.” “The fight is not over; in fact, it’s just beginning,” McClelland observed. He, too, recommended that area residents continue “their persistent and consistent opposi- tion” to the Brampton west dump- sites. “Keep your voice loud and consistent. Just keep hammering,” he suggested. . MTS. SersoSAP Reception * Universal Remote Control * Dome Ill Sound System *2-AN Inputs. $999 PV-2201-K *2 Head VHS VCR * 37 Function Remote * 181 Channel Tuner §299 YEARS IN GEORGETOWN scar @PIONECER' PC-29SF80A + Programmable Or/Ott/Sleep Ti + Parental Guidance/Channel + SAW, ay & Notch Fitters ‘CUSTOM EWELLERY and CRAFTS - barrages € ‘Cleaners loore Park Plaza location only Dec. 11, 12, aaa 18, 19, 20 ___ Friday3p.m.-8p.m Saturday and a sunday 10a. m.- -5p.m. imer Block Control Choose From: SCRC 830 (Not Shown) ° 200 W °5 Disc CD SCS 1300 (Shown) °220W ¢5 Disc CD $C-S1300 SCS 2300 (Not Shown) ° 260 W ¢5 Disc CD CD CHANGER SLPD 627 © Change 4 while fifth plays * MASH 1 Bit DAC $269 SAGX 130 « AN Receiver °70.w/Ch ¢ Remote . Pre tree esivaund $399 © 100 w/Cl PV-14-K 8:1 Zoom * Low Light / LUX * Flying Erase head * AV/ Dubbing Bonus Carrying Case 877-9541 WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL @samsunc Panasonic Technics Jjw7w Paradigni SONY. JVC STEREO SYSTEMS on 5899 ONLY $ 1 1 99 ony® 1499 5269 6999 /S TELEVISION (ees 265 Guelph St., Georgetown Mon. - Fri. 10-9p.m. Saturday