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6 The Canadian Statesman 'WtctfUe*, Bowmanville, Saturday, June 12,1993 Working Group to Develop Waste Site Selection Criteria At a joint meeting held on May specific criteria may also be identi- 28, 1993, the Siting Task Force and fied, these basic common characteris- the Chairpersons of Community Liai- tics will be applied to every site un- sori Groups (CLGs) participating in der consideration in the Co-operative Phase 4 of the Co-operative Siting Siting Process, to ensure that fair and Process, agreed to establish a Techni- accurate comparisons can be made in cal Working Group (TWG) to devel- identifying the best possible site (s). op criteria that will be used in select- "Since the criteria developed by ing a site that will host Canada's first- the Technical Working Group will be waste management facility for histor- reviewed by the Community Liaison ic low-level radioactive wastes Groups and the Municipal Councils (LLRW). of the potential volunteer communi- The Technical Working Group ties and the residents of these corn- will consist of representatives from munities. Once established, it is un- each potential volunteer community likely that they will be changed, give participating in the Process (currently the Task Force's current schedule for Geraldton and Deep River), as well selecting the sites. At present, the anas anas Siting Task Force and Secretariat ticipated time frame for applying the members and other technical experts, criteria is 14 months. Their challenge will be to agree on All meetings of the TWG will be the natural environment, human envi-, open to the public. Please contact the ronment and technical criteria that CLG in your area to register your ..... .. .. , . , , . . xr ^ _ must be met for sites proposed for the comments on site selection criteria or With smiles all around these members of the 10th North Bowmanville Sparks are on their way into LLRW management facility. any other aspect of the Co-operative Brownie-land. The ceremony took place in May at the Lord Elgin Public School in front of many inter- While additional, community- Siting Process. ested parents, Brownies and Girl Guides, along with their leaders. J.EL Now In Our New location, 3 doors north of the Bay (upper level). Former location of Irene Hill DON'T FORGET IMS r »<<■ j0i OFF GIFTS FOR DAD!! HE'S VERY SPECIAL MEN'S OUTERWEAR 1/2 PRICE! ! ! WINDBREAKERS 1/2 PRl REG. *150" $7 coo 0 CE SPOR r REG. *125" $6250 r COATS REG. *195" $0750 MEN'S SHOES Values to $125 (Florsheim, Nunn Bush, Nettle Ton) $6999 N MilJ & l)()l Bli; BRhASTKl) SUIS EN's PANT SALE BUY ONI GET ONE FREE At the same or lesser value! Buy 1 Pant for $40 and get the 2nd pant Buy 1 Pant for $80 and get the 2nd pant Buy 1 Pant for $60 and get the 2nd pent FREE at same or lesser price FREE at same or lesser price r R b E at same or lesser price Rangel Suits Reg. S295...Sale 4 / 0 ^iP Range 2 Suits Reg. $395...Sale S 1 97 = 50 Range 3 Suits Reg. $495...Sale ^(j j) MEN'S ARROW SHORT SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS 1/2 PRICE. in. He MEN'S SHORTS 1/2 PRICE R«t$* SUPER SPECIAL MEN'S SUITS '00 VALUES TO W WOREDIBU VALUE WALLABEE SHOES 1/2 PRICE VALUES TO *150* now own TUXEDOS SINGLE OR DOUBLE BREASTED ; i ! s i , i. I i x i { i REG. '395° I I Tenions - OsUm Centre, A SI7£ FOR EVERY MAN Hhtt WE CARRY SUIT SIZES FROM 34 TO 52 00 MasterCard L ^ J VIT Arcss & Sports Shirts 1/2 PRICE Men's Arrow Si B.V.D. Dress & Sports Shirts Long & Short Sleeves 1/2 PRICE REG. '35" $JJS0 REG. '4(r ■ *20°° INCREDIBLE VALUES ■\\! Mon. to Fri. 10:00-9:00 Saturday 9:30 - 6:00