. Page 11, News, Tuesday,-August 13, 1991 Greenpeace Tour Continued from page 2 Great Lakes basin; *Establish sunset permits with fixed dates for phasing out toxic chemicals. Any industrial process that con- tributes to persistent toxic pol- lution must be eliminated. "Any program that claims to address the Great Lakes persis- tent toxic crisis, but fails to include at least these three ele- ments, isn't serious about pol- lution prevention," Weinberg said. Persistent toxics include thousands of the most deadly substances known, including dioxins, furans, other organochlorines, and many heavy metals. Persistent toxic chemicals accumulate in fatty tissues and become more con- centrated and dangerous as they move up the food chain. In both animals and humans, they are associated with birth defects, reproductive failure, immunological disorders, learning and behaviour disor- ders, cancer, tumors, genetic mutations and other health problems. Most are foreign to nature and many have never been studied or tracked. New posting for Pouliot by Greg Giddens the Gazette Lake Nipigon MPP Gilles Pouliot is looking forward to the challenge of his new job as Minister of Transportation. "Almost every person is affected by it," said Pouliot of his responsibility for Ontario's highways. Transportation Minister is as a higher profile portfolio than Pouliot's old job as Minister of Mines. Pouliot is still the Minister Responsible for Francophone Affairs in Bob Rae's NDP Government. The July 31 cabinet shuffle saw Minister of Northern Development and Mines Shelley Martel take on the additional responsibility of Minister of Mines from Pouliot. Pouliot said there are no big changes planned for the min- istry. While he says the gov- ernment will serve the rad needs of the province, the recession will limit them from doing too much. "You have to see where the power of the purse will take you," he said, adding that the people of Ontario can not take any more taxes. The appointment of Pouliot to the Transportation Ministry is the first of a northern MPP in a number of years. continued from page 2 why they should not be dis- turbed. This site, and others like it all around Lake Superior, are the only record of ancient civi- lizations with no written histo- ry. Disturbing these rocks is on par with book burning -- wiping out a record of history before unborn generations get the opportunity to appreciate places like this. The next time you go walk- ing on a seemingly deserted beach, think about it. More than two thousand years ago, someone -- perhaps named Little Bear or Eagle Feather -- walked here before you. Tread lightly and listen. Take pictures, and leave with mem- ories. Disturb nothing else. ESA NIEMINEN Artist Ontario landscapes Custom art work Abstract art Will be exhibiting at: Mountain View Interiors Hwy. 17, Schreiber Sunday August 18th, 1991 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Pauli and Dave Bajkiewicz are happy to - announce the safe arrival of their first child Brannan Lee. Born July 10, 1991, weighing 8 tbs. 1 oz. » Proud grandparents are Syl and Lou Duquette of Terrace Bay, and Cora Ropchan of Thunder Bay. Unlimited opportunity Fast-paced growth positions: TransCanada Pipelines is dynamic, Canadian-owned, and growing. Our Nipigon Power Project is the first of many planned co-generation initiatives, and is creating exciting ground-floor opportunities for talented people who are determined to excel. If you would like to become a part of this challenging venture, we invite you to contribute in one of the following _Operations Supervisor 'You will orchestrate activities pertaining to boiler and steam turbine operations by supervising facilities and equipment, maintaining feedwater requirements within A company that's a step ahead Individual ideas shaping our future -- Individual merits creating yours TransCanada's career opportunities mean more, to more people. ee. wp H i i J specified parameters, training and advising staff, and assisting with plant administration. This position is equivalent to a Chief Operating Engineer for a 400 therm-hour plant, and will be filled by a senior professional with a First Class Operating Engineer's Licence and six to ten years of related experience. Expertise is required in the areas of water chemistry and treatment, gas and steam turbine power generation, maintenance and construction procedures and team leadership. Reference # OS100MM Maintenance Supervisor Working within the power plant, you will supervise staff, coordinate maintenance activities, and assist with administration. You will also participate in performance analyses and policy development. Success in this role will demand a high school diploma, specialized technical training, and at least ten years of relevant experience. Thorough knowledge of maintenance and operating procedures for gas and steam turbine generation is required, as are solid leadership and communication skills. Reference # MS202MM Power Plant Operator As the individual responsible for operating and monitoring all power plant systems, you will isolate electrical generation facilities, coordinate gas and steam turbine generation equipment, prepare operating records and performance analyses, and perform related duties as required, These responsibilities call for a high school graduate with four to six years of experience with steam plant operations, plus safety, emergency procedures and dangerous goods certification. A proven facility for mathematics, communications and interpersonal relations is also required. Reference # PPO303MM Technician 2 - Mechanical Your specialized technical skills will be called on to ensure that electrical and mechanical systems and equipment are properly constructed, maintained and operated, in accordance with established procedures. Qualifications include a high school diploma; first aid training; certification in fire fighting, emergency procedures and the transportation of dangerous goods; a valid driver's licence; plus appropriate knowledge and experience. Technician 2 - Mechanical Reference #TM404MM Resumes should be forwarded with the appropriate reference number by August 23, 1991, to: ° ' TransCanada Pipelines Nipigon Power Project Attention: Bill Winterburn Box 880 Nipigon, Ontario H POT 2J0 TransCanada PipeLines