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WI-ITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 9, 1981, PAGE 25 325 unitaf needed.._____________ BUlood donor cliie next Wednesday 1L0%AD ONE 0F It's blood donation time again in Whitby. The clinie wilI be held at the Legion Hall, Wed- nesday, September 16 from 2to 8p.m. One dedicated blood donor, Donald John McGraw, who bas given 36 times, knows how important it is. Early this summer, bis wife, Doreen and daughter, Jayne, were in a very serious car ac- cident. Both received blood. Jayne required 18 units during a compli- cated 12 hour back operation. Three fmeéd $2 for bawdy hou%, Fines totalling $2,600 were levied against tbree people last week after they pleaded guilty to running a bawdy bouse. MEETING The next meeting of the Social Planning Council of Oshawa- Whitby will be held on Tuesday, September 15 at 7:30 p.m. in board room B - 1 in tbe base- ment at Oshawa City Hall, Centre Street South, Oshawa. The public is welcome. For more in- formation call 725-4774, Provincial court Judge R.B. Baxter found a Brampton man and two womnen guilty of the charges which were the result of a four- month long joint investi- gation conducted by the Durham Regional Police Force and the Ontario Provincial Police. A fine of $2,000 was levied against Alvin R. Carr, 39, of Brampton after he pleaded guilty to keeping a common bawdy house. Joanne A. Cunning- bamn. 23, of Oakville, Mrs. McGraw took ber first steps last week. Jayne's operation was a success, and she too is on the long road to recovery. There are four members of the McGraw family, all blood donors. Jayne and her brother, Doug, d9600 se pleaded guilty to a charge of being an in- mate in a common bawdy bouse and was fined $350. Lois M. Connelly, 27, of Thornhill, was also found guilty of being an inmate -in a common bawdy house. She was fined $250. Connelly was also given a suspended sen- tence after being found guilty on a charge of personation. bave each donated il times. On clinic day, Joyce Cox, Whitby's blood donor chairman, will present certificates and pins, recognizing 35 donations to six Whitby people, including Jobn McGraw, and 50 dona- tion ones to Robert Bradley and Bobbi Cowley. September 16, the Red Cross crew will bring extra beds and staff from Toronto, to ac- commodate more people. However, bet- ween 4 and 6 p.m.; the clinic will operate on baif staff because of the supper hour. At that time tbe wait may be a little longer. A minimum of 1,900 units of blood must be collected in our provin- ce eacb weekday. Whit- by's objective for this clinic is 325 units. That means at least 375 people must attend the clinie. Some people are always deferred for temporary bealth condi- tions. Donors must be bet- ween the ages of 18 and 65 and weigh at least 110 pounds. They mnust be in good general bealth and have not taken any medication for several days prbor to the clinie. First time donors are particularly welcomed. Both Red Cross staff and Whitby volunteers will be glad to answer any questions. A person can give blood four times a year, 91 days apart. Think about the McGraw family. Be a blood donor by choice. You may become a blood recipient from necessity. Attend the Whitby clinic at the Legion Hall on Byron Street South on Wed- nesday, September 16, between the bours of 2 and 8p.m. PIPING OUR WAY TO A jie3PoRAflD OPEfliflO SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12,1981 j To join us and review our selection of your favorite foods. Meat Pies Steak Pies Spiced Beef Ham Bridies Haggis Ayrshire Bacon Black Pudding Scones Cakes lrn-Bru Lemonade RELAX IN OUR OLD COUNTRY TEA ROOM. PIPED OPENED A. i :00 O'CLOCK IN THE FORENOON. Open for business Wed, Sept. 9, 1981 tatlti Uir ail accasI,,flt *tiIl g ,>brlh&)g aU(kt nabi i uir Witbu. (Oturiv (.116.) ifil-773 142 DudsS.Fs Toot e 361112 Thers naeyer beena better time te salve1 Let the Royal Bank say can do to ail your banking needs.. Ask our staff today wbich o1 our savirlgs accounts is best for you. ivatiLaij6j a L&&WWhen you sucoecd ... we succeed. 7 70OSLCM OHWA5&86ROYAL BANK mo T" *d t - F 1,9-SM1 ~ *b'w N 'q THE CORPORATION OF THETOWNQFWHITBY -» 1981 FINAL TAX NOTICE FOURTH INSTALMENT The fourth instaiment of taxes for 1981 is due and payable September 17, 1981. If payment is flot received by the due date, penalty at the rate of 11/¼ % per month will be charged on the overdue balance. Taxes may be paid at any Whitby Bank without bank collection charges, or at the Municipal 0f- f ice, 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario. Deborah A. Smart, Tax Coilector, Town of Whitby. ma