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10 The Canadian Statesman KJeeAtMdt*, Bowmanville, Saturday, December 5,1992 Community Liaison Group Office Equipped with Latest Technology Correction: The following article ran in this week's Newcastle Independent Independent on page 5, with the incorrect incorrect telephone number included. The correct number is 987-7786. Because a public meeting of the Newcastle Liaison Group is scheduled scheduled for Newcastle Village at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 7th, the complete complete article is reprinted below. The Newcastle Community Liaison Liaison group has become part of the modem technology. The office is now hooked up to a fax machine, a telephone telephone answering system . and is hooked into a computer system. The usual office equipment is also in place. Our executive assistant Mrs. Dana Kerr has been kept very busy with the usual office routine as well as organizing organizing outreach, community and technical technical meetings, keeping a verbatim transcript transcript of the meetings and doing the thousand and one little but important things which must be done to keep the process moving towards a solution. We have a roster of speakers available available for any small or large group. These speakers are available free of a charge. We will be holding public meetings meetings on the Port Granby low level radioactive radioactive wastes and invite you to check the ads in todays paper for details details of time, dates, place and speaker's speaker's topic. Friends of Music 1 presents ■ THE CHRISTMAS STORY The TORONTO CONSORT presents the greatest story ever told with seasonal music . against a changing backdrop of glorious paintings by the greatest Renaissance masters Saturday, December 12,1992 at 8:00 p.m. PORT HOPE UNITED CHURCH Tickets at Port Hope Chamber of Commerce (416) 885-5519 or at the door Adults: $20.00 Students: $5.00 Anyone who would like to invite a few friends over and wishes to invite a member of the CLG is invited to call us at 987-7786 or call any member of the group. Several people have expressed concerns about the .length of time this process is taking but we must remember remember that we must have a destination (someone must accept this radioactive waste) before we can move it. Once that has been decided we must determine determine the best and safest way to move ■ the material. Several citizens have raised concerns concerns and questions about the actual methods used and we must therefore come up with the answers to these questions. That is how the process works. If you are not satisfied with the answers answers you will have additional opportunities opportunities to state your concerns and request request further studies. We have been asked why can we not relocate the materials in Orono, Tyrone, Starkville or next to the Darlington Darlington Nuclear Plant? If you feel those sites are not suitable suitable we need to hear from you. We can only act if you participate in the process. Silence may be golden in some situations but not in this case. The residents of the Town of Newcastle Newcastle owe it to the future of their children children and grandchildren to become aware and involved in this unique environmental environmental process. 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