WIIITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMIiER 9, 1987, PAGE 25 Region to review reports on goods transportation Regional council bas asked staff to review information presented by delegates on the subject of the tran- sportation of dangerous goods before Durham responds to the reports. Nine reports, prepared by seven consultants, were presented by a four-man delegation at the last meeting of regional council on the subject of shipping dangerous goods by rail through the Durham area and on to York, Metro Toron- to, Peel and Halton regions. Harold Gilbrt, chairman of the Task Force on the Metro Toronto Area Transportation by Rail of Dangerous Goods, explained the task force had been set up to examine the flow of dangerous goods by rail through the Toronto Whitby indoor soccer SQUIRT DIVISION Pningle Creek IGA 6 Free Press 4 Adam P'arr (6) Mathew Whelan (4) Cougars.. 1 The Donut Press 3 Gary Murtagh Garath Dowse, Joseph Hanna Stephan Nicota Tigers 3 Ian Barron Motors 4 Paul Caley Marcus Payne (4) Dylan Granville Michael Schleifrer ATOM DIVISION NRS Realty i Owasco 8 Shawn Plskrneyer Cliff oppolino Leigh Willems (2) Gordon Venner Patrick Roy Aaron Cross John Houston (2) Big Donuts Alex Payne 1 DeVille Produce 8 Ryan Stimming (3) Paul Lambert Michael Vanderbruggen (2) N. Mcflonndil P. Vassdebruggen area and study the feasibility of rerouting or relocating rail traffic away from densely populated areas. and ways to improve safety. He said the task force would come up with its own recommendations only after considering opinions on the reports from the genheral public and politicians in the various regions affected. Neil Irwin of IBI Group told council his consulting firm had identified six possible corridors for CP and CN traffic, but those favored were the existing route, the Parkway Belt, and the Northern Corridor. In the existing route, CP runs through the centre of Peel and Halton, midtown Toronto and south Durham«. CN runs through Peel and Marming Jug City 5 George Ci1 Paul Firinie Steven Aspden (2) Michael Rebertson MOSQUITO DIVISION Brooklin IGA 1 Precision Litho 5 Brad Maccari Graeme Whyte (2) Frank Arnendola Kyle Gardner David King Checkers Variety 3 Chris Price (2) Bram Peters Lions Club .. 1 Bryce Tompkins Mustangs D. Calosuonno (2) Auto Wreckers.. S. Hollows (2) Marco Celebre J. Diamond (5) Eagles ... 5 Turner Carpentry 0 Jason Johnson (3) Q. McBlain C. Finnie G. Williamson Tigers .... O 3 Falcons. 1I IPEEWEE DIISION Sky Hawks... G P. Siciliano Kris Johnson (2) D. Hodkinson (2) R. Gabriele Panthers... 4 Gavin Dowse (2) Marc Price (2) LionsL..... Chris Davies Darrin Gilham qSn Heaney Halton, south York, north of Metro and south through Durham. The Parkway Belt would see CN and CP traffic going north of Mississauga and Metro, bypass Milton and Thornhill and swing south where they would still go through south Durham. The Northern Corridor would take trains well north of populated areas in Halton, Peel, York and Durham with a spur line swinging southeast of Bowmanville. Although this proposal would divert rail traffic away fromn populated areas, it would cost up to $1.5 billion in capital costs to construct and would have a significant impact on wildlife and vegetation, as well as gobbling up a fair amount of far- mland. Rie Kidman, a staff member of the task force, told council a public SEE PAGE 30 14 1 -EEYa 7:00 $3500 MUST GO $1500YNG&Tat500 M$35G0JaMposTG !Clean SurroundingsfAir Changed every haif hour! D Dundas at Garrard, Whit by, j ust E of Thickson, N side, rear ent rance ; ~'IIpr ~ ~ hriyXic'U>~ InthHE oniMunicipaity of DurhamnWH 1B PUBLIC NOTICE PARKS& TOWN 0F W1-ITBY RECREATION DEPARTMENT TIHE TOWN 0F WHITBY IS PLEASED TO ANKOUNCE THAT IROQUOIS PARK RECREATION COMPLEX HAS* REOPENED ALL FACILITIES FOR PUBLIC USE IROQUOIS PARK ARENA ANNE O'ITENBRITE POOL WHITNEY HALL IF YOU WISH TO BOOK IROQUOIS PARK OR ANY 0F OUR FACILITIES PLEASE CONTACT THlE PARKS & RECREATION AT 668-5803 Ext. 308 or 668-7765.1 Skate Sharpening 0 with this Ad. 0 Huge range of Skates &" Cross Country packages (the only one in Oshawa) to exehange or buy. ALL SEASONS SPORTING GOODSM &MARINE 183 BLOOR ST. E. OSHAWA ONT. 576-8260 1