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Close to 400 Donors at Red Cross Clinic AND ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE fl IlTlt To' Section Two The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. May 9, 1979 7 -fl M'ij M.J. Hobbs, Choira Receive Two Awards at Festival YS NTERTAINMENT NOR M ANSCENTRE SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS TELEVISION - STEREO MODULARS RECORDS and TAPES BOWMANVILLE MALL OSH 623-4535 ETAS Mon., Tues., Sat. 9:30.6REAS Wed.. Thurs., Fr1. 9:30.967 "Yniir One Sf oD Record Shop." ;HAWA '& SERVICE r9-2411 Pat Mantel (right), a teacher at the Waverley Public Sehool, takes a rest after giving blood last week at the May 2nd Red Cross Clinie. With her is Shirley Coyle, public relations chairman of the blood donor clinic. Northumberland and Newcastle teachers helped organize the clinic as a special project this year. Last Wednesday's Red Cross Blood Drive.was very successful. Just under 400 donors came to the Lion's Centre on Beech Avenue from 1:00 p.m. until 8:00Op.m. It was predicted that the number would go above 400 but polio shots given to high sehool students the day before meant that many regular donors were rejected. There was representation from most elementary schools in the area including Vincent Massey, Lord Elgin, Ontario Street, Bowmanville Senior, The Pines, Orono-Lockhart, M.J. Hobbs, Mitchell's Corners, Newcastle, Newtonville, Enniskillen, Hampton and Waverley. Many teacher-donors gave for the first time and although they were required to rest longer afterwards, Most found it a not unpleasant experience. Miss Marjorie Couch, retired NORMAN teacher, past principal of Lord Elgin Public School said that she had corne because the teachers were sponsoring the clinic. Thanks are extended here to the managers of local stores who gave donations of food for the tea room. Donations amounting to about ten dollars were received from Dykstras, Miracle Mart, IGA, A & P and Dominion Stores. Thanks also to Tom's & Sons, IGA in s ENTERTAI NMENT CENTRE %ay Ge<ive the gift of love ... "imusic"y L.P.'s, 8-TRACKS AND CASSETTES *See our2t-V-rf T.V.'s and Stereos* (We carry posters tool) - 623-4535 :1 t B s M.J. Hobbs Senior Public School brought'home two first-place awards following recent competitions in the Peterborough Kiwanis Music Festival. The M.J. Hobbs choir was first in its category for three- part (soprano, soprano, alto) girls' choi rs. In addition, Class 74 captured first place in a three-part cable tvi«E rWednesday, May 9th ýs 1:00 Ontario Riding Candi- dates-In Studio Inter- views ... 3:00 Let's Talk About t with 3:3 Shirley Sherrah n :0ACCORD in DURHAM with Host: Gord Hanna 4:00 Durham Dialogue 4:30 Soleil with French Canadian Club of Osha- wa 5:00 Joint Venture 5:,30 Evening Report Higb- lighting G.M. Video News 6:00 Let's Find Ouf with Topical Guests 6:30 Knights of Columbus Cable T.V. Bingo 7:30 Education Scene with George Pearce 8:00 Whitby Then & Now with Brian Winter & Jim Quail 8:30 Focus on Mental Health -with Dianne Milîs 9:00 Rescue with Topical subjects 9:30 "LAW"-Legal aspects of day-to-day living 10:00 Durham-Northurnber- Newcastle and Armstrong's in Orono. The Blood Drive was the second event sponsored by the, Northumberland and Newcastle Women Teachers Federation in support of the International Year of the Child. Earlier this year Dr. Marcel Kinsbourne addressed a large group of parents and teachers concerning the treatment of hyperactive children. At the planning stage for the faîl is a series of lectures for parents dealing with children. This will probably be a joint venture with other services for children. A big thanks again to all who supported the Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic - ail volunteers, donors and merchants. iN Mst Famous bsket mnthe Wod It's time to cail your Welcome Wagon hosteas. Phone 623-2661 Marg Bain land Riding Candidates In-studio 11:00 Sign Off Thursday, May 10 12:30 Durham-Northumber- land Riding In-Studio Interviews 2:30 Law.. 3:00 Let's Find Out 3:30 Rescue 4:00 Focus on Mental Health 4:30 McLaughlin Art Gallery Presents: 5:00 Education Scene 5:30 Evening Report 6:00 Storybook House 6:15 Happiness is ... Bowling 6:30 The New Leaf witb Host: Gord Wick- 7:00 Conception with 'Bill Jeanes 7:30 Soleil 8:00 ACCORD in DURHAM 8:30 Let's Talk About Lt.. 9:00 Ontario Riding Candi- dates In-Studio Inter- views 11:00 Sign Off Friday, May il 2:00 Canadian Parents for French Program .. 2:30 Happiness is ... Bowling 3:00 The New Leaf 3:30 Conception 4:00 What Does the Bible Say? 4:30 Whitby Then & Now$ 4:30 Whitby Then & Now 5:00 Voce Italiana 6:00 Whitby Report with Mike Burgess 6:30 Sign Off Monday, May 14 4:00 Sign On for the Deaf.. ,4:30 Let's Discuss It with Canadian Bible Society 5:00 Expression with Ladies College & Henry St. Re- union 5:30 Let's Discuss Lt with Cancer Society 6:00 Storybook House with Kirk the Story Teller 6:15 Happiness is ... Bowling with Bert Harding 6:30 Expression with C.F Cannon Walk-a-thon 7:00 What Does the Bible Say? with Bob Kirkland 8:00 Whitby Council Meeting Coverage 11:00 Sign Off Thesday, May 15 2:00 Whitby Council Meeting Highlights 5:00 Expression with C.F. Cannon Walk-a-thon 5:30 Evening Report with Bill Jeanes, Dave, Stewart and C.E.C. Re- port with Dorothy Brown 6:00 Joint Venture with Lor- na Miller 6:30 Voce Italiana with Ercole Foresta 7:30 Let's Discuss Lt with Canadian Parents for French 8:00 Durham Dialogue with Jim Kirkconnell 8:30 McLaughlin Art Gai- lery Presents: 9:00 Durham College sports Talk with Mark Koson 9:30 Sign Off NOTE: AIl programs are sub- ject to change without notice Chargex i a à RI i eske mh (soprano, alto, bass) classroom choir competition. Both groups who took part in the Kiwanis festival are shown here. The 60-voice choir was conducted by Mrs. Mary Ruth Moore and the 37-member classroom choir was conducted by Mrs. Barbara Munroe. TRENTWA ESCORTED MOTORCOACH TOURS NEW ENGLANI) 7 DAYS_ KENTUCKY & 'VENNESSEE 9 DAYS PENN. 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