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Blood donor clinic gets 25Z pints
Another ray suecessfid Red Cress
Blood Drier diode is weer and
pre -
=Ideism lookthose t.Ove Choir
frslY.. With IS deitarrals a total
of WS pule of bleed waren darted.
The Amide River Nomads were
well pleased with the excellent
turnout.
Co -o dmetar Marie Bnuegsw add-
ed"When the clinics are successful
we are doing our part towards the
total of 1300 units of blood that must
be collected every week to bele meet
the needs of patients is the excellent
medical centres, in Southwestern
Ontario."
"The students came in large
numbers to Sive their blood and again
bad many first time donors which we
hope continue to take thne and give."
A special thank you to principal Mr.
Shaw and staff for the use of the high
school gym, Howard Holtzman of A
& H, Turkey Beverages, Frayne's
and the Co-op Gas Bar and the mer-
chants who &splayed posters. Also
the Lioness and the Exeter Girl
Guides.
The Nomads next clinic a in the fall
on October 22.
Following is the list of donors:
Karol Neil, John Reiger, Karen
&bade, Vicky Clarke, Mark Penhale,
Joanne Slaght, Jody Mills, Deb
Ducharme, Tony Hewitt, Allan Pym,
Mike Berg, Joyce Morgan, Rod
Parker, Julie McBride, Nell DeJonge,
Dianne Dearing, Scott Baptist, Al
Clark, George Dobbs, Barbara
Mcisaac, Leo Weverink, Margi
Chaffe, Thomas Radford, Joel
Aunger, Hilda. Lonsbergen, Irene
Brand, Dianne Cyr, Brenda
Hoonaard, Marguerite McLeod, John
Sweet, Nancy Heron, Susan Rolph,
Heathen Love, Carl Nickles, John Ja-
ques, Steven Wilkinson, Terry
O'Rourke, Tracey Melocke, Charlotte
Miller, Bill Osterloo, Tim Hamather;
Donna Hamather, Kathy Reilly,
Anita Van Massenhoven, Man R.
Horton, Mex Irwin, Richard Sin -
.sues, Dalai! Hoist, Heady
neither HfMlea�d,�lime Marie
Rader, a.ae Inds, Joiner Smits,
Sisley Rader, Seth Laue1N, Margaret
Triebne r, Kea Beersma, Martha
IOopp, Marlene Whirrs, Darlene
Hillery, Lurie Schenck, Leanne
Stewart, This Teeter, Grace Drum-
mond, Sean McGregor, Julie Lees-
port, Pauline seder, Jay Alms,
Marty Merrier, Mart Morrissey, Lori
Brand, Dwayne Butler, Mark
Laporte, Joyce Septic, D.L. Little,
Ross Jaques, Mag Urlio, Breda
Bnazriaw, Ruth Haist, Kim Confiner,
Judy Coates, Paul McAuley, Joanne
Wilkinson, Angela McLean, Irvine
Armstrong, Melanie Lora, Allan
Brand, Y.M. Lam, Lloyd Denomme.
Margaret A. Hayter, Donald Ware-
ing, Theresa Van Wieren, Helen
Wagner, Mary Ellen Gingericb, Jim
Fletcher, Ola Batten, Heather D.
Browning, Ernie Szabo, Ron Horn,
Jean Tower, Henry Gackatetter, Er-
vin Steinmann, John Upwood, Aurin
Riley, Bill Johnston, Norm Winton,
John Westlake, Richard Neevel,
Larry Kipper, Dan Shute, Brenda
Harburn, Erma Weernink, Crary
Moore, Pat Fletcher, Thelma Fida-
beiner, Ken Mathonia, Melva Ecker,
Don Ecker, Debbie Hunter, Linda
Russell, Burdene Morgan, Dale Arm-
strong, Ray Webb, Joan Webb, Ray
Cann, Elise Vandeworp, Dave
Newton, Sandra Newton, Ray Stover,
Ruth Stover, Bert deBont, Bill
Adams, Yvonne Benninger, Marie
Broom, John Batten, Sherrie
Cushman.
Randy Stanlake, Daryl Raymond,
Linda Webber, Shelley Simpson, Jim
McVeeney, Derek Regier, Deb
O'Hagan, Judi Jennison, Craig Web-
ber, Bill Atthill, Kathy Kirk, Nora
Lightfoot, Wendy Fields, Clayton
Steckle, Cabbie Mol, Brian Westlake,
Albert Vandeworp, Craig Paton, Paul
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Trout derby May 10
May 10 is the date, and Morrison In edifies te prises far the biggest
Dam Conservation Area is the place,, several trout will be tagged
for the second amoral rainbow trout Anyone catching s tagged fish will
derby. This family-oriented festivity receive a priae too.
Brian organiser with the
Lions CIA, informs people that retry
forms are available at MacLean,
Canadian The, Fisher Pero Hardware
of RS.D. Sport Den in Exeter; or at
Morrison Dam Conservation Area on
derby day.
Those planning to use boats in the
derby are reminded that motors are
notal owed= the reservoir,
randthat
the law requires the p
equipment os board. Sthwin
sug�lgesttasootthat because of the steep
abermea cold water. young dame
be accompanied by an
adult.
Morrison Dam Conservation Area
is located two kilometres east of Ex-
eter off Ilighway13, Headquarters for
the derby will be the pavilion oar the
south side of the reservoir.
Persons wanting more information
can call the Conservation Authority at
235-2610.
is jointly spoaeored by the Exeter
Lions Club, the Auuable Bayfield Con-
servation Authority, and the Amiable
Bayfield Conservation Fasodatiun.
John Scbwindt, Conservation Ser-
vices Coordinator, says "tie first der-
by, held last year, was a great meccas
and we're hoping that dmfs year's
event will be even better".
The organizers are certainly work-
ing hard to achieve this goal. More
rob and lots of prizes are the key
features.
The Ministry of Natural Resources
has already carried out their stocking
of 400 pan -sized trout. The Conserva-
tion Authority will add another 550
large fish just before the start of the
derby: Scbwindt, who is an avid
fisherman himself, speaks en-
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beauties," 20 to 24 inches long, that
have been ordered and will be stock-
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