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'v. The Canadien Champion, FndaY, September 14, 2001-3 Rcd ross Local conipanies u0 is seeKing donations The local branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society is ready to send its Disaster Response Tearu and other volunteers south of thse border if their services are needed in the wake of the World Trade Centre attacks in New York City Tuesday. "The Disaster Response Tearu is on alert and ready to respond if necessary,- said Susan Lynch, manager of the North Halton branch based on Nipissing Road. 'They're highly trained and have been ready to go since (Tuesday). The volun- teers would help with shelter management, registration and providmng food to the vic- tims." She said the branch was prepared to open a shelter Tuesday to house stranded pas- sengers from Pearson International Airport, but the idea was nixed when passengers found altemnate shelter. 'We're accepting fmnancial donations in cash or checks to send te dis victims is the States." Donations can be made at local branches of dis Bank of Montreal, Bank of Nova Scotia, CIBC, Royal Bank and TD Canada Trust. Also, dis Red Cross will hold a barbecue for the USA Appeal Relief Fund at Loblaws Sunday froru 10 a.m. to 4 pr. For more information regarding relief efforts, cail 1-800-418-1111l or (905) 875- 1459. re-th ink sluppmng Border crossing mnto the United States was virtually halted following the terrorist attacks Tuesday, causing sorie local companies to re-think their shipping plans. Companies with U.S. customners such as Roxul Ime. and Mesitor Suspension Systemas were left holding onto their products as boander crossing became a time-consumning task. "There have been sorte problemis. It's flot really die chal- lenges of what we have shipped today (I'uesday), it's more of what's going to happen i the next few days," explained Roxul Logistics Manager Wes Woof, adding thiat anywhere between one and five trucks leave for the U.S. on s daily basis. "We've positioned ourselves to hold off any shipping until that point." Menitor's Harold MeKinnon sald the company bas taken a similar approaeh to the situation, but their product continues to cross the border with delays. About 80 per cent of uts prod- ucts are contracted by U.S. auo iakers. Working # Harder to stay . 1pociaIIzing Iu Insurance Clainlu For price coIISOlOUS consumera, at 320 STEELES AVE. (Juat down the street fromn GorrLsd.' main location) are: 1. Late model veNdces with higher rmleage, usually one Qwner *originals. 2. Older LOW PRICE VEHICLES, being select main lot trade-ins. Most vehicles corne with Dot Safety Inspection & Errsssîon Test. ~Yes! The Very Best Price is Guaranteed Or Some Calculations Are CompleL. This Isn't One of Them. Save $35 to $450 Today. IR fl w, iwr W'l5 fl d1l my go smo fimn $35 we $450 at .Ca-ZiBoy ~ffihm 9qa&ie q&l more pi=eoes>u bu», ûi more o sm. 06woosfim lfie mde sdechon of qualiy Ca-Zf&r iunâho in 6e am. & now you am gd Vie md tableM V nt qe Oki recline, or the t n-î g o o M6V Ve x*591AL di rmý A umdo mn eeeàs oaidx qËn iif f.Orah dc is IT LI f qZI uhý ami ail Mprm ym cm be M1 Mr Ve beit <Phas at £a-ZBo 'Tiobo IAPRILI gawmram 4 sfimK&â s deyM oe hNu 1in "m*,il o* W81bI~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~001 jon'>uek~ _________ We Refund The DitTerenceO (On each & every 97& Newer Vehicle)- Pesoe guarantes appimes t0 thas location only. GRRUD's .320 Steeles Ave. Milton 905-875-6820 N d% u