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_ TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS Page 5 Wednesday, April. 12, 1989 iii This is the mineral transfer facility that has the Concerned Citizens of Schreiber Committee upset. They want the site moved out of Schreiber and are concerned the Zinc concentrate which is shipped to the site may pose health hazards. CP says it has no intentions of moving the site out of Schreiber. Photo by Dave Chmara A special Thank-you Mineral transfer site Continued from page 1 _ ment by not covering the concen- trate. Renaud said in addition there have been complaints about the noise associated with the trucks hauling and dumping the concen- trate. The News was unable to get in touch with Reeve Mike Cosgrove, but in an interview with CBQ reporter Larry Sanders, Cosgrove said, if council had known about the level of the dust problem they wouldn't have allowed the site in Schreiber. During the meeting, Pelland said steps will be taken to clean up the site to the residents satis- faction and that it will not be moved. The CCSC met last Tuesday, April 11 and Renaud said the CCSC will be consulting a lawyer to determine what legal avenues are open to the group and will be taking the appropriate action. "We're not going to stop till it's (the mineral transfer facility) out of town. Any amount of dust is too much." Cancer can be beaten. Please give generously. CANADIAN SOCIETE CANCER CANADIENNE SOCIETY DU CANCER Dear Editor: conveys drama and flow of of ice dance. Hats off to Mark Saranpaa, the music. His skates are specifically Sincerely, special guest skater at the Terrace designed for dance rather than Patricia Callaghan Bay Figure Skating Club's ice show, Stars of '89. Mark did a superb job as James Bond and a Rocker giving us a feel for the theatrical. Mark is an ice dancer, and as a dancer free skating (spinning and jump- ing). Thank you Mark for the beau- tiful Viennese Waltz! Best of luck to you and your partner, Kim Steel in your quest Site should be Dear Editor: I wrote a letter to Schreiber Town council on March 25th, expressing my concerns about the handling of Zinc Concentrate in my area. Because of this letter, I was invited to a meeting on April 5th between Council, C.P. Rail and the Ministry of the Environment. It was my under- standing that this was to be an information meeting to address the concerns of Council and resi- dents. I was shocked to discover that so few citizens would be informed because of C.P. Rail's objection to media coverage. I think it is appalling that Council has allowed C.P. Rail to continu- ally violate their mutual agree- ment for the past year, as illustrat- ed by the unwillingness of the M.O.E. to share test results which apparently exceed safety stan- dards. I feel that the inaction of all three parties seriously affects the quality of my family's environ- (Ed. note - Hats off too to all the other skaters who took part in the show, too numerous to men- tion here, and to all the parents and volunteers who worked so hard to make it a success.) ment. I want to see this transfer facility removed from my town. Sincerely, Alice Gowen Member, Concerned Citizens of Schreiber Committee € Highview Animal Clinic : Dr. Benz & Dr. Peterson will be in Terrace Bay on n M For appointments please call Cathi at: 825-3330 rd, 1 3rd Annual Beavers Garage Sale April 22nd 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. at the Scout Hall Donations appreciated 825-3820 INCOME TAX RETURNS | Prepared Contact DAVID FALZETTA in Terrace Bay 825-9471 MAYDAY CELEBRATION North Shore Womens Conference Friday, April 28th, 1989 Saturday, April 29th, 1989 Serendipity Gardens Cafe, Rossport Registration Fee - $40.00 Covers Dinner & entertainment Friday evening Workshop & lunch on Saturday FRIDAY'S ENTERTAINMENT "Psychic Wives" Saturday lecture given by ' Janet Anafu, Community Health Nurse from Bunk Purugu, Africa For more information contact Alice Scott 824-2052 ' PAINTER | Free Estimates Call Helene after 4:00 p.m. 824-2163