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Page 16, News, Tuesday, February 11, 1992 & TOPAZ GS THE COMPLETE VALUE STORY ano Tokar cs cone with | SRCHOOSE TRANSMISSION fo FINANCING' 4 aS) FOR 12 MONTHS Of FINANCING' SOUND INSULATION PACKAGE FOR UPTO 48 MONTHS FIL EN PLUS NOW GET OR CHOOSE WVER_S SOU C/BRAKES ADDED PROTECTION PERMONTH-48 MONTH RCL LEASE CASH' NEW 36 MONTH/60,000 KM. BACK RSDEUCrRE SMe DOAN ape eN os 6 SEO SDS ee Sa ee es) FOR MORE GOOD NEWS SEE YOUR | ME ONTARIO FORD AND MERCURY DEALERS! . t Monthly lease payment of $219.00 based on 48 month net Red Carpet Leasing (RCL) from Ford Credit to qualified retail lessees of 1992 4-door Tempo GL or Topaz GS conditioning, automatic transmission, Preferred Equipment Package IOGAIS36A. Security deposit and credit approval required. Freight eens, insurance and applicable taxes to be paid atime of delivery or by an increased lease pment. Saran Limited time offer. Daawane Financing, cashback and leasing offers may not be combined. Financing available on approved credit. Financing examples assuming $10,000 financed: (1) 1.9% annual rate (ap.r.) over 12 months, monthly payment is $841.93, cost of (cob) is $103.16, tor tobe repaid is $10,103.16. If financing chosen instead of cashback, effective interest rate is 19.77% and c.o.b,, including $1,000 not taken, is $1,103.16. (2) 69% ap.r. over 48 months, monthly payment is $239.00, c.o.b. is $1,472.00, Tae et SAT. ning chon id fac, flat rat 2K and cal, chg $00 no tn $2720. Cost of borrowing will vary depending on amount financed and term of loan. Limited time offer on in-stock Dane with $1000 cashback applied for 1992 4-door Ford Tempo Gl. wth Preferred Equpmene Package (PEP) 106A or Mercury Topar GS with PEP. 3364; air-conditioning and automatic transmission included. Exchdes freight and and applicable taxes. Dealer may sell for less. , or Ontario FMDA, P.O: Box 2000, Oakville, ON L6j SE4 3 : L WIPERS NDOW DEFROSTER NTED DUAL POWER MIRRORS BLOCK HEATER Defibulator donation Schreiber Councillor Ed Borutski (right) accepts a donation of $10,000 from Mike Cosgrove, Chairman of the McCausland Hospital - Terrace Bay - Schreiber - Rossport Foundation. The money will be used to purchase a new defibulator for the Schreiber Medical Centre. Northern Insights continued from page 5 and bad. At the moment, Credit Unions have millions of dollars of what's called "liquidity"(cash that's not being loaned out to individu- als) because of the recession, yet they lack the lending expertise to get into substan- tial A creative partnership of business and government expertise with Credit Union dollars might go a long way towards financing worthwhile redevelopment efforts. These are only four mod- est examples which I believe are in tune with what you were really trying to get across last Tuesday night. Yours sincerely, Larry Sanders Crown Lands continued from page 3 Possible penalties for erecting an illegal building include charging back rent (if it can be determined how long the building has been up), a $5,000 fine, and the costs to the MNR for destroying the building. "But we don't really want to stress enforcement," he says. "We want people to enjoy crown land, but we do want them to use it responsi- bly." My SCOUTS CANADA