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.4-t)Fono Weekly Times, Wednesday, October 22nd, 1980 Dr. D'Ada mo speaks at Horticulture meet , Held in Main Hall, Orono Class 10 - Mixed Mums Annual art mart why not McLaughlin gallery 8 ive blood? ' If you're between 17 and 65 Arts and crafts by local .years of age and in good craftspeople and from across health, why don't you con- Ontario will include unusual _ sider becoming a regular pottery, jewellery, hand weg ; blood donor? ving and stitchery, as well as Many illnesses and health toys, soft sculpture, stained conditions can be controlled glass, batik, leather and hy specific blood components quilts. such as cryoprecipitate for The Christmas Store will hemophilia; plasma for spec- feature Christmas ornaments ific bleeding problems; red and decorations, bargello bags, quilted items and much United Church on Thursday evening. October 16th, a large ' crowd was present to hear our special guest speaker, Dr. D j Adamo from Toronto, subject subject "Nutrition and You". Guests were present from Peterborough, Hampton, Bowmanville and surrounding surrounding areas, also guests from local 4-T club. The Dr. was introduced by Mr. David Harrison and thanked by Isabelle Challice. Dr. D'Adamo follows a very unorthodox method of prescribing prescribing for his patients, according to their various blood types, different types of diet for each, etc. People with type "A", should stick clbsely to vegetables, fruits,'etc. and ease off the dairy products.. Type "B" blood people are; called "middle of the readers'and readers'and can safely follow an all round diet of both vegetables vegetables and proteins. Type "0" persons tend to be of more muscular structure structure and thrive on Strenuous, excercises and can safely adhere to a high protein diet. This Dr. also promotes the idea of "the eyes are the mirror of your health", and slides were shown of the various sections of the iris of the eye, that reveal the health of the various sections of your bodies, such as lungs, liver, stomache, pancreas, etc. An all too short question and answer period followed and everyone enjoyed the Dr.'s visit. Mrs. Bernice MacDonald, Port Hope, was the capable judge for the evening and Mrs. Tina Vanderstoop brought her to our meeting. Mrs. Corrie DeJong, our capable show chairman, brought the judges report and results as follows. Class l - One Geranium tin bloom) « 1 1. Frank Regers Jr. 2. Minnie Zegers , 3. Jean Lewis Class 2 - Coleus 1, «No entries t . Class 3 - Favourite House- plant - an exceptional class 1. Nellie Baird (white strep- tacorpus) 2. Lorna Atkins 3. Minnie Zegers 4. Cyril Baird Class 4 - "A Canadian Sunset" (an arrangement) 1. Isabelle Challjce 2. Minnie Zegers 3. Lyn Harrison Class 5 - "Bringing in the Sheaves", an arrangement 1. Isabelle Challice Class 6 - "Autumn Beauty", an arrangement 1. Minnie Zegers 2. Lyn Harrison 3. Nellie Baird Class 7 - One long stem Mum. 1. Dale Evans 2. Ann Evans 3. Don Evans Class 8 - Container of Spoon Mums 1. Ann Evans 2. Don Evans 3. Dale Evans Class 9 Pom Pom Mums 1. Ann Evans * 2. Lorna Atkins 1. Myrtle Wood 2. Ann Evans 3. Minnie Zegers Class 1 - An arrangement of Mums 1. Lyn Harrison 2. Isabelle Challice 3. Minnie Zegers 4. Ann Evans Class 12 - "Dried Herbs" collection l. Minnie Zegers Class 13 - Spanish Onions 1 1, Cyril Baird 2. Lorna Atkins . Class 14 - One Winter Cabbage Cabbage 1. Minnie Zegers 2. Cyril Baird 3. Frank Zegers (Jr.) Class 15 - Small Squash 1. Lorna Atkins 2. Nellie Baird 3. Frank Zegers (Jr.) 4. Cryil Baird Best arrangement in show - Lyn Harrison, donated by Gladys Moffat. Number of entries in show were 46, with 13 exhibitors. Notice to all members - All slides and snapshots for photography competitions must be in the hands of secretary Lorna Atkins, 983- 5608 or I. Challice, 983-5824, not later than November 1, 1980. Mr. Gould of Gould Photography, Bowmanville is the judge for this contest. A social half hour followed the meeting with a delectable lunch served by Nellie Baird and her hard-working assistants. assistants. Our next meeting is November November 27th, with prize winning winning slides and snapshots shown and also our Christmas show. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Staples, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar James, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Baird and Mr. and Mrs. O. Challice attended the Bowmanville Bowmanville Society meeting last Wednesday night and were thrilled to once again hear Miss Martha Veldhuis, Dun- das, as guest speaker. Miss Veldhuis was our special speaker' a year ago last fall and thrilled all who heard her. The 11th Annual Art Mart, the big project of the Volunteer Volunteer Committee of the Robert McLaughlin Gallery, Oshawa is once, again approaching. Volunteer preparations are now in the final stages: final touches being added to craft booth items, last minute recipe adjusting and testing, and collections of donations. Ticket sales have been brisk, indicating another well- attended event. Advance tickets tickets are still available at the gallery. The $1.00 admission includes a door prize draw on a mono-print by Joan-Marie Dean. Tickets will be available available at the door, and "accompanied "accompanied children under 12 .will be admitted free. Doors open on Friday at noon, October 24, until 9 p.m. Saturday, 25 . October, the hours are from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., and on Sunday, 26 October from noon to 5 p.m. more; The Harvest Kitchen, open during the hours of Art Mart, will specialize in hearty soup, casseroleà and salads as well as a variety of scrumptious desserts. The popular Hock Shop and Bake Table and the well-stocked Shop Downstairs will be open too. These booths are staffed by,gallery Volunteers, the whole family is invited to participate in this Gallery event. Come early and come often. There are bargains galore! See you at Ari Mart '80. cells for anemia; and platelets platelets for leukemia. Proteins may be derived from healthy blood to combat infectious diseases or treat burn patients. patients. Major surgery often depends depends on an adequate blood supply for necessary whole blood transfusions. Not everyone everyone has the same "type" of blood and yours may be the "type" that is needed. If you are not a regular donor; please become one. If you are - this is simply â reminder of our next clinic, Wednesday, November 5,1980 at the Lions's Centre from 1 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.