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people at a public forum in Burlington Thursday night But though regional staff and a number of councillors carefully that they were just studying their options and that the residents concerns would be a major consideration in any dects on the meeting was marked by suspicion and some cases anger I think we have a beautiful area and 1 am not prepared to accept this said Oak lie resident Robert Gardner You tell me that it won l smell and 1 write you when the plant goes in and tell that it does he predicted You say am sorry but It already there Burlington resident Jim Adams criticised the region for providing only sketchy details though the panel made It clear the investigation was only in initial stage I this meeting is a waste of my time Adams said He and others expressed suspicion that the region was well on its way to trying to implement a plan and in an interview said the residents would have to do some strong lobbying to stop it Years ago you could walk away from a meeting like this and say that s it there s nothing we can do but now we re going to take some affirmative action he said panel took great pains to make it clear the residents would have important in put in to the study Shell bad originally intended to demolish the refinery and sell the site for industrial commercial or residential use All structures on the site have been sold to a demolition firm but Shell and the firm have agreed to holdoff any major work until reaches a decision probably in April indicated that if the region bought the land the lower tax assessment on the property would likely cause taxes to rise But other speakers explained that resi dents shouldn t fear lower property values since Oakville homes near such industires as the Ford plant have not been affected by their location Ilalton director of Public Works Bob Moore stated that odors from a sewage treatment and sludge storage plant would not be a problem if it was well run He said that in the last seven years he has yet to hear one complaint from the homeowners near the region six other sewage disposal sites and he offered to set up lours of regional sewage faciiltes for the residents Halton study will look at the feasibility and cost effectiveness of converting the refinery tanks stacks and buildings to suit their needs If construction from scratch on 50 acres of land currently owned by the region on the South Service in Oakville the projects could cost upwards of Participants taking part la the No- 1 Wood Badge training court for Beaver Cab and leaders Scouts Canada Participant from Acton Included Jim Anger Terr Bridge Shares Caswell Glen and Judy Osman Pram Brian Richard Pout From Georgetown Irene Arch Alfred Hatcttlni Kataaagh Gordon Bud Martin Madeline Sandra Parker Leo Dick John and Victor From Glen Williams John Peter Valentine Fran Milton John Boyle and Tim Wood badge course for district leaders by Lean Layman Beaver Cub and Scout Leaders from Ac ton Georgetown Glen Williams and Milton participated in a value packed part No Wood Badge Course last weekend November 19 and in the Acton Scout Hall Coordinator Terry Colter and Course Leader Theresa McLaughlin made this special training course possible to prepare all participants for better structured programs The history of scouting aims and prln were outlined The proper presen tat ions of badges and awards and many many mare useful helps to prepare all participants to contlnueon and take part No of the Wood Badge Training Fun goes along with learning and crafts stones songs and skits were enjoyed by all planning being another Important session as well as proper objectives for planning all regular meetings in advance Scouting with the Handicapped was presented by Dawn with many useful ways to help the boys Sunday morning Captain of the Salvation Army led ail Scoulera in the Scouts Own service A wrapup session at the end of the weekend training proved successful and all participants were eager to put to use all of the valuable training 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