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Page 2, News, Tuesday, May 15, 1990 New Fire Truck cont'd from page 1 the rescue unit for highway acci- dents. The unit imSchreiberases a four-man extrication team con- sisting of four firemen, two of whom must be specially trained in extrication. - were The new rescue unit includes the phoenix -rescue tool (jaws of life). There is only one in the area. Nipigon and Marathon are the closest other towns with res- cue units including the rescue tool. Air cutting equipment is another feature of the unit. This equipment cuts car panels, doors, and even the roofs from cars and ~trucks: A. few: other-features of the unit are a breathing apparatus, chemical response suits,.an emer- gency lighting system, and a~40-° mile range radio (another. is equipped in the new pumper. Ma Festival i VALUE AT YOUR FRIENDLY FORD OR MERCURY DEALER ee a Peter Doig, Schreiber Volunteer Fire Chief (left), presents the keys of a new 840 gpm pumper to Reeve Mike Cosgroye.- The fire truck arrived on May 5. ; 3 Photo by Angie Saunders YOUR NORTHWESTERN ONTARIO FORD AND MERCURY DEALER! Ody @ ° ey 9: VF | COME TEST DRIVE YOUR CHOICE NOW AT YOUR FRIENDLY, HELPFUL FORD OR MERCURY DEALER Your friendly Ford or Mercury dealer is having a great sales celebration during the month of May! You'll find exciting values all over the lot! It's their great may Festival of Value! Visit your Ford or Mercury dealer now. Great deals all month long! Happy .- Motoring begins with your friendly Ford or Mercury dealer. : Thess offers may not be combined. Retall buyers choosing a reduced financing ratio ©] in lieu of cash rebate are eligible for 10.9% financing over # maximum 48-month ene p MERCURY DEALER NORTHWESTERN ONTARIO | f torm on approved credit "Special financing Is available when you purchase or lease eae D AN A g any new 1990 or prior model year Tempo or Topaz. Example for $15.000 financed 'aS ae 48 months i 10.9% Ph. the pla 4 $386.95. the cost of | YOUR FOR itted to Service a g i es i Sees =| borrowing is $3,573.60 and the total amount-to be repaid is $18,573.60. - | ; Commi " rs indegend- P ; ' ; =] Assuming a rebate of $750 as the slternative.-should you choose # reduced { dealer isa fiercely Know : =] financing rate instead of the cash rebate-legisiation requires that the amount of the d and Mercury e : ERVICE! They kn fi =] rebate must be included in the cost of borrowing In order to arrive at an effective each For < agree $ {you {0 : : --e efens Thoug they 3 wan =] interest rate. In the example given. the etfective-interest rate would be 13:2% and etitor. on-this 4 ou choose. {hey ath Se ee eee 4 ae ©) the total cost of borrowing including the rebate not men Come toe = TD ent comp! happy with the vehicle y TER sale. SERVICE j Se : 1 Cost of borrowing will vary depending upon the amount financed and term of loan. . |B. ayy' ; \ : pew ogg 5 eee | Financing is cra through far Credit nly Cosh Back and APR oteraaratime (YOU _ nappy Wi the i it's a Way ol lite. ae "THE A CCENT is ON SERVICE' | limited. You may keep the cash or apply if to. your transaction. Delivery.must be be jus d Mercury dealer. ; ce =) taken from dealer inventory. See Dealer for details. your Ford ant : : ee Be a ee L~ » @.%* Reeve Mike Cosgrove receives keys of Rescue Unit from Deputy Fire Chief Gene. Ross. Sparkbusters helped raise $13,400 towards the purchase of the unit. Photo by Angie Saunders "A slap in the face" cont'd from page 1 the council subsidizes about $350,000. Reeve Mike Cosgrove affirmed, "There will be no deci- sion made on this tonight." Police News "In the April~ police report given by Sgt. Andy Templar there were 55 occurences. At the Lee Aaron concert there were 5 liquor seizures and one narcotics charge. Sgt. Templar mentioned that the security at the arena for the con- cert was the police's initiative. Sgt. Templar also hopes to get a new program for bicycle safety going. "We would like to take kids about 10 at a time on bicy- : cle. Constable Logan will lead the way ona bike through town and show them the proper way to use their bikes through traffic. This will be with parents' permis- sion." Demonstration Peter Doig. reported about the 2 hour open house demonstration at the fire hall to show the new pumper and rescue unit. He also mentioned a 5 year phase-in of fireman equipment (clothing). 'News & Views Rev. Bob Elkin will be trustee to the Schreiber Library Board. Dr. Scott will be leaving on May 18. Another temporary doc- tor will be arriving on June 22nd. Mrs. Betty-Anne Klassen, Asst. Administrator at McCausland Hospital, is trying to get a doctor that will stay here for a year. The concern of the blocking of the Main Street crossing was brought up again at Tuesday's meeting. No bulletin had been put up at the CP Rail Station about the blocking of crossings. "There is a safety order that no engine can obstruct a crossing for more than 5 minutes but it's hasn't been fully enforced in Schreiber yet." Councillor Ron McBride stated. A letter will be written to J.D. Champion, Superintendent of CP Rail in Sudbury, that train crews have not been notified of the Main Street crossing. The township operating expenses for the month of April are $154,619.27. The pay roll sheques are $32,300. ee A @ 2 0 & Bae ok ~~