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! One of the celebrity bowlers, town councillor Bruce Taylor laces up for the game. Little Brother Jason McGill prepares to go after a strike. His Big Brother Terry Edwards, the town of Newcastle's planning director, looks on. Mike Campbell of Bowmanville was among the Showing fine form, Mayor Garnet Rickard Big Brothers who bowled Saturday to raise funds makes a professional looking delivery, for the organization. Multiple Blood Donors Honored with Awards Little Brother Chris Adams watches for a strike. Councillor Diane Hamre was among the supporters who bowled to boost the Big Brother organization. A number of awards were presented to long time blood donors at the Red Cross Clinic on Wednesday at the Lions Centre. Some of those involved in the presentation included, 1-r, Awards Chairman Georgie Dalrymple, Philip Vanhartingsveldt, 35 donations; Jack Dunn, 50; Ron Brooks, 50; Laura Vanhaverbeke, 50; Helen Vanderspruit, 50. Walter Piersma, not pictured, had completed his 75th donation, Marjorie Lyle her 50th and Peter Louws 50 and a busload of Clarke High School students also donated blood. There were 58 new donors and not a groundhog, who popped in at our blood donor clinic on Feb. 2nd. A very successful clinic was held at Bowmanville Bowmanville Lions Centre, The rainy weather did not stop donors from sharing the gift of life, as 421 donors were registered. registered. It was the biggest biggest turnout ever. Our new sign sure paid off and I'd like to thank McGregor Hardware, Hardware, Scugog Prof. Building, Durham Building Supplies and Mr. George Forsey for their generous donations. donations. Also many thanks to the Lions Club for donating their hall for this occasion and the people who are so kind to display our posters. The Bowmanville and Pine Ridge Kinsmen for their advertisement in the local newspapers and the Canadian Statesman for their coverage to keep all readers up to date as how our clinic is run and being present for our rewards presentation. Thanks to the nurses who took care of all the restbeds, the registrars for their long hours, and all the volunteers who make numerous telephone telephone calls to all previous previous donors. We'd like to thank the following merchants for their donation: Miracle Food Mart - A & P - IGA - Dominion Store and Capri Restaurant. With out these donations it would be difficult to operate our clinics. Not to forget the KAPPA DELTA and IOTA-TSI-SORORITY ladies for their splendid work in the kitchen, serving refreshments and looked after the tea room. It was the best clinic ever and we are very grateful for your support support and we hope to see every one of you at our next clinic. Canadian Statesman BOWMANVILLE. ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 9, 1983 Big Brother supporter Ray Simser (right) along with Mayor Garnet Rickard prepare to drop a few pins. Celebrity bowlers, Gail DeGroot representing the Bowmanville Lioness Club and MPP Sam Cureatz wait their turns on the alleys.' The 1982 southern Ontario provincial bowling champion, local girl Deborah Trotter was among the bowlers for Big Brothers Saturday.