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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLakeshore Advance, 2011-10-26, Page 2424 Lakeshore Advance • Wednesday, October 26, 2011 L da HN nknsho n AMtux•a Filling a need Invisible Fence Project Breathe has a goal is to ensure that every fire deparbnent and rescue unit is equipped with these life-saving pet oxygen masks. To date, they have donated more than 3,000 kits to fire stations throughout the U.S. and Canada. Last week Gayle Bailey donated six kits to the Zurich and Dashwood fire departments. Also on hand were Ross Caslick from South Huron Veterinary Clinic and Andrea Hem from Thames Road Veterinary Clinic to donate dollars to the Farley Foundation. Farley is a registeredcharity that assists seniors and disabled persons on limited incomes with the necessary treatment of their pets. In 2007, the Foundation expanded its criteria to assist the pets of women at risk of abuse (and their children). Invisible Fence® Brand started the Pet Oxygen Mask Donation Program to provide oxygen mask kits to first responders. Each kit Includes a small, medium, and large mask fire departments are eligible to receive one kit per station. Shown here is Bobby, Bailey's pooch, showing off the mask. Receiving tho kits, Jim Hoffman for Dashwood fire department, Bailey with Bobby, District Fire chief Rick Fisher, Bluewater mayor Bill Dowson, Caslick and Hem. oe do. United` Communities Credit Union Unique needs. Unique solutions. Available to both new and renewing mortgages! Low Mortgage Rates Visit your local branch or Cali us at 519.776.4311 f 1.800.492.9492. BANKING j BORROWING 5 yr variable closed INVESTINCI j (' O M M U N I 1 r '5 year closed fixed rate at 3.79, APR 3.86% based on mortgage of $150,000 amortized 25 years with monthly payments of W2.05. J5 year closed variable rate based on Central 1 Prime at 3,00% .)INNS 2.80%, APR 2.836% based on mortgage of $150,000 amortized 25 years with monthly payments of $695.81. APR for zither rate dors not include any other fres associated In arranging mortgage. Nates are subject to change without notice. O.A.C,