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WIIITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1985, PAGE 23 Town to buy new loader for $67,0921 The Town of Whtby will purchase a new three cubie yard loader fromn a local firm for a price of $67,092.21. At its meeting last week, Whitby Town Couneil accepted the tender of Case Power and Equipment which included a $20,000 trade- in for the public works department's old 1973 loader. Not only did the local company of fer the lowest purchase price on the vehicle ($8,492.21) but they also offered the highest trade-in allowance. Council had allowed1 $105,000 in the 19851 budget for the purchase of the vehicle. Ffrst aid course By PETER ETMANSKIE Have you ever won-3 dered what you would do if you had been the one to arrive at an ac- cident first? Knowing the properi first aid procedures C.P.R. training The Durham Save-a- Heart wîll conduct a C.P.R. (car- diopulmonary resusci- tation) course at St. Mark's United Church on April 9 and 16 from 7 tol10p. m. This six hour "Heart Saver" level course is sponsored by the St. Mark's United Church Women for members of the congregation and the generai public. C.P.R. is a life saving first aid skill applied in cases of sudden death due to poisoning, drowning, suffocation, choking, electrocution, smoke inhalation, crib death, heart attack and stroke. Fee for the course is $20 per person and ad- vance registration is required. For more information caîl Durham Save-a- Heart at 571-1152. could become very im- portant to you, if you or your friends or family were to be involved in a serious automobile ac- cident. With automobile related accidents being one of the leading causes of death, it could be up to you to save a if e. The Whitby branch of St. John Ambulance, recommends that everyone take a stan- dard first aid course, in order to be prepared for any emergency situations. The course will not only prepare you to respond to any emergency but will give you the confidence required to work quickly and accurately in these situations. The Whitby branch are holding a standard first aid course on April 16, at Anderson Collegiate, room 130, from 7 to 9 p.m. This course will be held every Tuesday for eight weeks. For further infor- mation caîl the St. John Ambulance office at, 668-9006. EDITOR'S NOTE: Peter Etmanskie Is a mnember of the Whitby branch of St. John Am- bulance. ACVI classes in a state of change By LAURIE MELLICK Anderson C.V.I. A major change bas taken place at Anderson Collegiate in this 1984-85 school year. This is the school year in which the two-day rotary schedule bas been abolished and the semester systemn has been introduced. Andersonians have found many advantages to this new system such as only having a maximum of . four classes to concentrate on at one time. Since students attend the same classes every day, information is learned quickly and rememn- bered easily. Many students, especially the grade thriteens, are fin- ding that being able to upgrade a low mark in the second semester is very helpful. Also, after the end of the first semester, if a student is satisfied with his marks its nice to know that he has done wth those f irst semester subjects and can start again with four new ones with ad- ded encouragement. Andersonians have found dsadvantages to the semester system also. It seemns that although there are only four subjects to concen- trate on, there is a tremendous outpour of homework. If a student decides to forget'about doing homework for a few nights he quickly falîs behind. Tests in some classes come on an average of one per week which may seem a little too of ten in a cour- se that is really difficult. However, thanks to the support of ail staff members, the students of Anderson are proving through higher grade averages thatthey are adjusting welI and that the semester system is a success! Ambulance service caLi During the week that ended at midnight last Thursday, the Whitby Ambulance Service responded to 95 calîs for service. The service respon- ded to 32 calîs of a routine nature and to 30 standby calîs for other ambulance services in Ajax and Oshawa. They also responded to 33 emergency calîs including three motor vehicle accidents. The number to caîl for ambulance service in the Town of Whitby is 723-5232. NO REASONABL1± U?-t-RNRFUbt-vr- You've stuck with us through the good times and the bad times. We're out to show aur appreciation with the biggest sale in our history! 1985 PLYMOUTH SPECIAL FACTORY RELIANT SHIPMENT 2-Door, 4-Door Brand New Brand New 1985 K-Cars Automatic transmission, steel belted W. S. W. tires, rear def roster, radio, ... remote mirror, p.s., cloth seats. 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