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Page 10, Tuesday, Dec. 8, 1992, News Schreiber firefighters get inoculated against hepatitis 20 % OFF Pine Cones O % OFF Punch Embrodiery 15 % OFF Wreaths, Bath Products, Handmade items 10% OFF Plastic Canvas Kits & Crosstitch Kits Rainbow Crafts & Supplies (downstairs from Moore's) : ) 825-9503 We acceptVISA _Schreiber/Terrace Bay Crime Stoppers would like to thank the following for their generous donations: Cebrario's Hardware, Figliomeni & Sons, Phil's Pet Birds, Dr. Rohani, Rosie & Josie Restaurant, Voyageur Gift Shop, G.T.C., Minnova Inc., Kimberly Clark, Nagget Food Store, Cdn. Pacific Ltd., Ken Dooley Balldozing, Costa's Foodateria and G.LP.d. - Local 665. (Left) The Volunteer Fire Department; (below) Dr. Rohani administers the vac- cine to a firefighter. Mem- bers of Schreiber's Volunteer Fire Department received needles to protect them from Hepatitis B last week. The inoculations, which were administered by Dr. Rohani at the fire station last Wednesday evening, are part of a new initiative across the province to safeguard fire fighters from the disease. SOOOOOOOSD Fire Chief Pete Doig says that, according to govern- ment statistics, one in five people exposed to the hepati- tis virus develop the disease, compared with an infection rate of only one in 1,000 for the HIV virus. Blue ribbon continued from page 2 The McCausland Hosptial's Cash Calendar winners Week: Forty-Nine Nov. 30: Diane Fillion, Terrace Bay, $10 Dec. 1: Doris Gauthier, Schreiber, $10 Dec. 2: Sister S. Grexton, Schreiber, $10 Dec. 3: Mary Ross, Schreiber, $10 Dec.4 : Terry Condie, Schreiber, $10 Dec. 5: Bernice Courtemanche, Schreiber, $50 Dec. 6: Giovanni Trichilo, Schreiber, $10 This space donated by the Terrace Bay/Schreiber News "There is no integrity within the consultative process as applied by the soliciter general and the Ontario Chiefs cannot suppress their concerns and the concerns of their officers for the safety and security of all persons and property in this province." Barber goes on to say that the association wrote Premier Bob Rae, appealing to him to meet with them to discuss pos- sible solutions to the impasse over the proposed regulations. "We have made it very clear to the premier that we do not condone the refusal of some members of our forces to carry out lawful orders," said Barber. "However, we cannot ignore the fact that the manner in which this regulation was finally developed has triggered unprecedented frustration in police officers and police administrations throughout the province." Officers across the province would be affected by the new regulations, since it is provin- cial legislation. SCHREIBER COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION LTD. requires a PART-TIME TELLER Office experience, typing and microcomputer experience required. Must be bondable. Please reply in writing to: Schreiber Community Credit Union Box 276 Schreiber, Ont. POT 2S0