Al 2 - The Canadian Champion, Friday, October 20, 2006 1 Presented By: 1 Women's Health Alliance of Halton Members: " Breast Cancer Support Services " Citoices 4 Hlealtit " Canadian Cancer Society " Haton Regional Health Department " Halton Healthcare Services " Halton Mulilcultural Council " Heart and Stroke Foundation " Ontario Breast Screening Program " WeIlspring With Appreciation to: Bulidog Productions Sponsored by an unrestricted grant from: WOMEN AND GENETICS: YOUR RISK Wednesday, October 25th, 2006 6:30 pm: Displays and Refreshments 7:00 pm: Presentation LeDome Banquet Hall 1173 North Service Road East Oakville With: Dr. Deborah Terespolsky Clinical Geneticist Credit Valley Hospital Carole Bertuzzi Luciani Moodivational Speaker and Humourist Reserve Your Seat Today! Telephone: 905-338-4379 Fax: 905-815-5110 Email: etittle@haltonhealthcare.on.ca See $ Cmpact $5 Seasonal $3 cFluorescent a LED instant rebate Lights isat eueLghts Mloue Energy Efficient. Last Longer. Save Money. CFLs, especially those in ogh usage areas. Seasonal LED Eights are 95% more eeergy efficient and last ap to 100 imes longer Nom yoa can lIght up the holiday season and lghlen your electnicily cosis too! L"k for Instant Rebates In Vour Mail* and at Participating Retailers. Maiing wiii lake place durniS e ftrur 2 weeks ot Outober Otter expires Nuvember 30,2t06 EVIERY conservationJLLJINI-\II & Coneiuailfl COJNT Bureau Proposed west-end shopping plaza prompts some concern By Melanie Hennessey CANADIAN CHAMPION STAFF A rpîsd isc îw 'h)igli)ox' shoppingciirc ii scs NIilion di-css inixcd rcactionis Itot local rcsidccis Monda>' cvcning. i lic citi zcns sharcd îhcir i tougli is on thli polcnii al i 2,000 squarc-mricrciail/comn- mcercial dcvclopmcnt fromn licnwithliilvcstmcnts - planncd for the norihwest cor- oct of'l)crry Road and Brunie Strect- during a public mcct- ing ai Townî Hall. In a rairc twist of cvcnts, Brontc Strcet rcsîdcnî Alma Gtldca ktckcd of-f-the session \viih positive comnienis on tc cecritre. "T his s dclinitely' a goocl muse for Milton.' shc said. I know how despcratcly' we necd somtehing hec [he îîcw subdi- visions arc going lu necd some- wberc lu sbup." Site noted it would also pro- vide employmeni opportunites for youth who live un te west side of tuwn. But several Clovercourt Crescent residents weren'l as opîlmîste, like Maria Marnocit. "Thte nature and volume of trafic in te area is goîng to change dramatically," site said. 'Titere's gutng îo bc idling cars atnd pollution i0 our backyards." Slic added taiwile sitc dors support lite dcvclopmenî ofthile land, site does't Iccl lte large scal of lte sitopping cen- tre is appropriate. Neigitiour David Philp duitbed lte proposaI a "itodge- podge uf retail space and a park- ing lui." lie alsu saîd bit iinks îî would creale 'iraffiecithaos" in tte area. And fellow Clovercouri C resceni resideni Nalalte Kanbergs saîd lu ber, te plan 'recks uf Mississauga." She ccîîcd cunceros wiit potential noise and gridlock lte centre cuuld generate and aIso pointed (oui it wuuld block ber vîew ufthtt Niagara Escarpmenl. L.awyer Aaron Plail, ssit rep- reseoîed a numbered coinpany ltai owns properly in Milton, argued te develupmeîît rould itarm lte pre-exisîîng desîgnai- ed commercial sites in îown. He also puinted ouittat a recent retaîl commercial demand sîudy completed for lte Town recommended againsittis type of developmenî aI lte nurtwesî corner of Derry Road and Brunie Street. Council did- nit support titat recommenda- e i .* -. sES 0]TII r'Mr i *: i eATUDYSND Shopsopendaiy .i 800 265-3353NorihoiiN stJacobs COU NTRY THEVILLAGE .THEMARKETDISTRICT aterlo Meanwitile, Ward 2 candi- date and downîuwn business owncr Peler Hlaigiti saîd ils ltime lu prolecit te dwnîown lrumn lte invasion ut box stores." its itegînnîng lu feel like ring aruund lte duwnîuwn cure'," ite remarked. "Id like lu sec lte spiritual centre of iuwli gruw." In addition tu Gildea, te only utiter persun wito spoke in favour of lte sitopping centre ai lte meeting was Paul Puopolo, witc represenîed lte developer. [le empitasized lte fart ltai Subeys itas been secured for te site and ltai a major grucery store is needed in wesi Milton. \Vard 3 Councillur Jan Muwbray' quesîiuned lte devel- uper's propused enîrance tu tite sitcpping centre un bus>' Derry' Ruad su close lu lite intersection of Brunie Street, noling il scu'cms lu go agaînsi good road prar- lices. 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