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PAGE 10, 1979, WEDNESDAY,.JUNE 6,1979, WHITBY FREE PRESS Blood donor clinic is. on June 13 Whitby Red Cross is hold- ing a blood donor clinic, Wednesday, June 13, from 2 P.m . to8 p.m . It will be at the Legion Hall, Byron Street South. Whitby's objective for that day, as laid down by the Blood Recruitment head- quarters in Toronto, is 363 donors. Since March 1974, when the present blood donor chairman, .Joyce Cox, took over, there have been eight- een clinies in Whitby, with an overali average of, 3M6dona- tions. For many reasons, such as donors moving away or being iii on clinic day, at least one hundred new donors must corne foward at each clinic to keep up Whitby's excellent record. To be a blood donor, you must be over eighteen and under - sixty six. Both girls and boys of seventeen may give blood, if their parents sign a note of permission. One is allowed to give blood every three. months, flot more often than every ninety -one days. Whithy's clinics are spaced at least ninety- one'days apart. A prospective blood donor must weigh at.Ieast 100 lbs. The average person has ap- proximatelyîo .to 12 pints of blood flowing through his body at most times. There- fore, taking one unit (slightly less than 1, pint) of blood from -him does not affect him adversely. However, taking one unit from a smaller person, who lias a lesser amount of total blood volume could affect one's circulation and rèduce the hemoglobin level below acceptable limits People who have had hepa- titis, or are suffering fromn certain chronic diseases, are permanently prevented fromn donating blood, sometimes because of danger to'them- selves or elce to the recipient of their donation. Short termn deferrals are made if donors have temp- orary health problems or are on medication. The nurse in charge has the final say on clinic day. Annual Iris show is at Burns church, Ashburn The Brooklin Horticultural Society Annual Iris Show will be held on ,June il at Burns' Church in Ashburn. Entries accepted from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Meeting time p.m. Join in on a fun information shar evening, and "Let's Growing Together." * #4#4#4~~* is 8 and ing Get SALE Bill Whitehouse, General Sales Manager of Duff us Global is conducting an opportunistic SALE of RECOND ITIONED and CERTIFIED USED CAR 'S th *at will SAVE "YOU"' HUNDREDS 0F DOLLARS!1 The above are but a few of the CLEAN USED CARS avoulable right now at a, PRICE TO SUIT YOU! Short& long term Leasing at low rates , also a full fleet of dlaily'rentais avoulable. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 683-8000GLOA683-8000* 248 KINGSTON IROAD, PICKERING* WATER SAFETY WEEK Mayor Jim Gartshore and Jacquie Sinis, Whlîtby Red Cross Water Safety Chairmnan raised the -'Walter Safety- flag at the municipal building to proclaini this week', June 4 to 8 as water Safety Week. Water Safety Week features a public education prograrn on water sa.fety now that the sumnier is corning and rnany famnilies Nvill be heading to the cottage. Free Press Photo Brooklin student wins nursing scholarship from Durham College A total of 482 students, Durhanm College's largest graduating class ever, received their graduation diplomas and certificates at thc eleventh annual convoca- tion lield Saturday, May 26 at the. Oshawa Civic Audito- rium. Weariing ceremonial gowns for the occasion, the gradua tes came froni many points in and beyond the Durham Region. The guest speaker for the occasion was Ruth Milne, Administrator of Commu- nity Activities in the Public Relations Départment 'of General ,Motors, She saidgraduates should adlequately assist young people entering higli school to recognize the need to be adequately prepared for the job market. Susan Mitchell of Brooklin was awarded the E.H. Walker scholarship given to the highest ranking graduate of the'Diploma Nursing Program. - Other Brooklin graduates were Ronald Baker, Diane Carson, Suzanne Clark, David Cornelissen, Susan Holman, Patricia Marshall, Wendy Misselbrook, Paniela Ormiston, Shelly Ormiston, Karen Rennie and Beverley Wilson. One Ashburn'graduate was Jean Jordan. Whifby graduates were Christine Adams, Wilma Bos, Linda' Bourrie, Robert Cormier, -Anne Dawson, Sandra Dean, Kimi Fice, Hans Frohlich, *Sharon Gambell, Janice Gouldburn, Roberta Graziotto, Cathe- rine Hendriks, Vicki Holden, Rosemary Igel, Elsie Jacobs, Catherine McGilli- vray, Lee -MacMillan, Bar- bara Niddrie, Kimberley Pascoe, Lynn Preston, Phy- llis Puckrin, John Rammler, Dianne Roberts, Anne Robinson, Maria Ruggeri, Jeanette Spoeîstra, David Sprague, Caria Stanic, Susan Týuckett, Andy Van Hoof and - CORPORATION 0F THfE TOWN 0F WHITBY Contract W79-23 Tender For One Tractor With Bauckhoe And Loader Tenders wiII be receîved by the undersigned until 2:00 p.m., Tuesday, June 26, 1979, for one tracior with backhoe and loader. Specif ications and tender forms are available at the Town of Whitby Treasury Department, 575 Rossiand Road East, Whitby, Ontario. Telephone 668-5803, extension 37. Lowesf or'any tender flot necessarily accepted. R.A. CLARINGBOLD, Deputy Treasurer And Purchasing Agent, Town of Whitby. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 4 t