LENDING A hand in medical
emergencies, reporting impaired
drivers, and helping to apprehend
criminals may sound like work for
the police instead of the average
person, yet more and more citizens
are jumping into urgent situations
and making their communities bet-
ter places to live in the process.

Literally thousands of people
have made the call that saves a life
or protects property. Who are these
modern day heroes?

They are known as Cellular
Samaritans, and every month, they
make an average of 30,900 calls to
91! using cellular phones.
Thousands more calis are made to

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Cellular phones invaluable safety devices

local police emergency numbers.

Cellular safety and personal
sifely are two issues of prime con-
cern to Canada’s national cellular
carriers.

For the fourth year in a row,
Cantel and Mobility Canada have
joined forces to take safety mes-
siges to the public with a national
information campaign with the
theme: “Use Your Cellular Sense.”
The campaign includes public ser-
vice announcements, advertise-
ments and information kits, all tar-
geting cellular phone users with the
message of using “cellular sense.”

“Weekends bring some of the
greatest joys of summertime, and

VW Passat a worthy choice

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Face-lifted and revised exten-
sively for 1995, the new
Volkswagen Passat GLX is another
worthy choice, now boasting a host
of standard features including dual
airbags, traction control, anti-lock
brakes, pollen micro airfilter, and
various power accessories.

More significantly, the Passat
GLX is equipped with VW’s pow-
erful VR6 engine, which pumps out
a solid 172 horsepower and 177 ft.-
Ibs. of torque.

The Passat may not be the qui-
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If you are willing to pay a little
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even more choices in the semi-lux-
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some of the worst traffic situations
of the year,” says Leonard Katz,
Cantel’s vice president of govern-
ment and jnlercarricr relations,
“This summer we are emphasizing
i message we feel is important
year-round. We are urging our cus-
tomers to use their cellular sense
and make their communities safe

places to be.”

The campaign's recommenda-
tions include: buckle up, obey the
speed limits; use the hands-free and
speed-dial features on your cellular
phone. and be a cellular samaritan:
dial 9-1-1 to report accidents, suspi-
cious activity or other emergencies.

“We are urging customers to use

their Cellular Sense to help make
our communities safer places,” adds
Dave Wells, President and C.E.0.
of Mobility Canada.

“Cellular phones are extremely
valuable tools when it comes to
reporting accidents or other emer-
gencies,” says Provincial Police
Inspector Rod Williams.

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