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Page 12, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, February 25, 1987 Pollutio continued from page |! Huggies and Kleenex Millyard then turned the microphone over to a part-time Pollution Prober from Thunder' Bay, Bruce Hyer, who was also heckled by members of the audience. Hyer, who was later seen carry- ing mill effluent in a juice bottle, said he had some suggestions for Terrace Bay. One was that hopefully someday Huggies and Kleenex will be made here. He said all of K-C's profits go elsewhere to the U.S,- more value on jobs and income must be plac- ed here in Terrace Bay. Hyer said he does not believe Pollution Probe has endangered jobs- workers should control their own fate and destiny in case K-C does pull out of the North. "The timber licence should not go to whoever buys the mill (if. it "is sold)," he said. Pouliot opinion MPP for Lake Nipigon Gilles Pouliot also addressed the company and ministry officials. He again stressed his view that never again should the people in this riding have to go through this climate of anxiety. » "Human needs should not be sacrificed for bureaucratic conve- nience," Pouliot said. MISA cornerstone The ministry officials conveyed the message at the meeting that MISA (Municipal Industrial Strategy for Abatement Program) is the cornerstone of the new Draft Control Order. (MISA will shift the emphasis to controlling specific chemicals rather than the broad spectrum ap- proach used now). "The government is committed in the regulation of toxic discharges," said Assistant Regional Director, Gordon Van Fleet. Kimberly-Clark must come into line with MISA and meet toxicity requirements by 1988. **1988 is critical year (for K- C)," said Van Fleet. "By then studies must be completed (that will' pinpoint) the technologies essential... to meet the toxicity (re- quirements). Critical decisions will have to be made."' . District Officer Jim Drummond, in reading through the Control Order, said that if compliance is not possible (to toxicity re- quirements) alternate toxicity pro- grams will have to be developed, even if it means shutting down the mill. If the mill is shut down, there will be no effluent. The company (K-C) will then be able to meet the requirement he said. Aside from toxicity, Kimberly- Clark must also continue to im- prove suspended solids, biochemical oxygen demand and air pollution at their Terrace Bay mill. Aesthetically speaking, K-C must also impove the appearance of the effluent canal as it crosses Highway 17 by December 31, 1987. This would include strengthening of the embankments there and visual screening. Terrace Schraisen All Classified Advertising is Pre-Paid {Paid 25 words 2 weeks *5.00 :20 per word after 25 Household items, wanted to buy. .20 per word after 25 Automobiles, trucks, boats, Deadline motors, property, for rent, motorcycles, child care services, musical equipment, wanted to buy, each item. Cancellations - Corrections Please check your advertisement for corrections. No Credit will be issued for any cancellation, once an ad is ordered, it is considered to have been published. Classified Ad Policy pets, sports equipment, appliances, clothing, 25 words 2 weeks °5.00 recreational vehicles, Lavallet Jack L. Lavallet, president of K- C of Canada and general manager of the Terrace Bay mill for just slightly over two years now, thank- ed everyone for coming to the meeting. He said it is a demanding Con- trol Order but Kimberly-Clark in- tends to comply with it. Kimberly-Clark plans to achieve the order's conditions, he said, as well as being competitive in the market. "The environmental concerns are valid,' said Lavallet. He continued by saying there is a consensus that two things must exist when operating a business- environmehtal soundness and n Probe booed at meeting economic sensibility. "Tt is the balancing of these con- siderations," he said, "and work- ing together that will result in substantial improvements..."' Lavallet said the monetary spen- ding by K-C is a reflection of the company's commitment. "The $100,000 donation (to the MISA project) reaffirms that commit- ment," he said. Above are officials from the Ministry of the En- vironment. They are from left, Gordon Vrooman, regional director, Gordon Van Fleet, assistant Ministry of the Environment regional director, Dennis Griffin, chief of air quali- ty, Jake. Vander Wal, chief of water quality and Jim Drummond, 5 district officer. The three representatives from Kimberly-Clark are shown above. From left is Jack Stokes, who Kimberly-Clark co-ordinator, Jack Lavallet, general manager and Dave Fikus, director of Deadline for all classified word ads is 12:00 noon Friday preceding publication. Classified ads are paid in advance or mailed to Box 579, Terrace Bay, Ont. POT 2WO or dropped off at the News Office in Terrace Bay or at Fig's Texaco in Schreiber. Mail Order Form Today Mail Cheque or Money Order to: The Terrace Bay-Schreiber News P.O. Box 579 Terrace Bay, Ontario, POT 2W0 NAME PHONE chaired the meeting, Stu Almost, environmental president and operations quality. Do we really understand stress? responses reacting to stress. (For example, increasing metabolism, racing heartbeat, quick and deeper stress and enters a 'stage of breathing and the five senses _ resistance. If the stress continues ee ee er becoming more alert). 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In following articles, we will look at how to effectively identify our own stress and what to do to help ourselves. You can contact the Community Mental Health Worker in Ter- race Bay at 825-3238 or in Schreiber at 824-2597.