The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1988-04-13, Page 151 • Times -Advocate, April 13, 1988 Page 15 Thursday's Red Cross blood donor clinic termed best ever Maric Brunzlow, co-ordinator of Thursday's'Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic at South Huron. District High School. reports it was the best ever held in Exeter. Mrs. Brunzlow said , " With a total of 326 donors and 39 defer- rals, there was a total of 287 pints of blood donated. Making it the best we have ever had. Our sponsoring group, the Ausablc River Nomads and the Red Cross arc very pleased with the excellent turnout of those who took the time to give the gift of life: We issue a special thank - you to all donors," _ She continued, " Thcrc were many first tiine -donors and we hope they continue to -come out • and attend our upcoming clinics in the future;" The Nomads extend a sincere thanks to principal.Bruce Shaw and staff for the use of the. high•-• school, - HowardI fultcniann of EMA , • Macdix Foods Inc:, Fraync s and MacLcan's ,the Hier -- chants who displayed posters, the ladies from Caven Presbyterian Church and the Exeter Girl Guides. The next Red Cross blood donor clinic will be held on Thursday, October 27. • Following is a list of Thursday's donors. Tracy Fisher, Shawn Moody, Doug Regicr, Mike Dow, Angela Fisher, John 'Batten, Carol C. Mosher, Maric DeBruyn, Carolyn Hoonaard, Karen Atkins, Carol Willis, Lana Henderson, Darren Collett,. Mark Mason, David McCurdy, Dianne Hamilton, Joy Parent, Kathy Kenney, Stephanie Peters, Sharlene Barnes, Ernie Sza- boG Chris B. Swartman, Brian Watson, Sherry Nickles. Matt Coward, Jason (manse, Jeff Chipchasc, Clark Adams, Jim Dickins; Paulette Taylor, Larry -Taylor, Anita Van Masscnhoeven, Mary Jane Parsons, Brenda Rus- sell. Peter Czypyha,- Sheri Cornish, John Jaques, Allan Riley, Jackie Silverthorne, Carl Nickles, Judy Hansen, Scott Fields, Heather Thompson, Shirley Rader, Lois Webster, JJnet -Mowat, Janet L. BLOOD DONORS -- Julie Hendrick is attended by nurse Donna Prtenja ca at U blood donor clinic held at South Huron District High School Friday. Smith, Matt Tuckey, Linda Rus- sell, Christine Taziar, Russ Fink- bciner, Al Horton, Cynthia Wil- lem, Lynda Hern, April Scott. Iris Quin, Margaret A. Hayter, Glen McBeath, Julia Brown, Mary Fleming, Kim Crawford, Dcnisc Zumach, Ruth Ann Haist, Vern Is- kawskas, Diana Becker, Margaret Beaver, Trevor Ratz, Corry Hitch- cock. Mark Lomas, Margaret Triebncr, M.F. deBruyn, Sharon Bocrsma, Linda Webber, Eugene Webber, Mag Urlin, Laurie Chalmers, Julie Hendrick, J. Porta, Wendy Booge- mans, Kathy Hendrick, Rosa Brand, Teresa Knip. ' Lori Schneider, Mark Sutherland, Steve Wilson, Lori Harburn, Jeff Butler, Bruce Shaw, Chris Wecr- nink, Janice Ducharmc, Rosemary .Regicr, Lyle Little, Kelly Manders, Melissa Drysdale, Sandra Roose- boom, Irene Hall, Chris Haugh, Dean Ducharme, Rob Clipperton. Bill Coleman, Beth Lovell, Carrie Redhead, Chris Thompson, James Scot Mcrrylces, Heather McNutt, Sherri Maxwell, Craig Paton, Mark Stephen; Karen Miller, Glenn Hay- ter, Bobbi -Jo Richards, Lisa Bedard, William Johnston. Rick Price, Sheila Denomme, Charmaine Linda Wise, Janet Clarke, Fran Mickle, Michael Rau, Pat Fletcher, Jeff Clarke, Mary Cas- sell, Jason Steinmann, L. DcHaan, Fran Retouw, Darrel Gingrich, Jay Carrs, Sheila Ticdeman, Dennis Mciklc, Marie Brunzlow. • Dave Gleason, Mickcy McDo- nald, Cathy Crowe, Carolyn Pritch- ard,_Graham Arthur, Jason Moore, Frank -Woodward, Beatrice Dawson, Mike Bornath; Greg Pfaff. Fred Miller, Sawaran Singh, E. Steinmann, N. Lightfoot, B. Toorn- stra, Albert Vandeworp, Norman - Wilson, Al Beattie, Mary Ann Le- wis, Suzanne Davis; R. Kevin . Doupe, Alex Meikle, Julia Knit), Earl McNab, Ruth Knip, Thelma Finkbcincr, Sue Mousscau, Brenda Harburn, Dcb. O'Hagan, Marie Broom, Raymond Cann, Sue John- son. - Kate Bicrling, Dennis Bierling, Scott Rundle, Robert Drummond, Dennis Hockey, Gertrude Pearson, Doug Pearson, Bert dc Bont. Harry Dougall, Heather Lovie, Ron Horn, Agnes Van Ryn Service, Brent Service, Jacqui Elder, Fred Jones, Lee Keddic, Hilda Lansbcr- gen, Lori Regicr, Derck Regicr, Joyce Maas, Frank Maas, Kaarl Neil, Terry Meikle, Marguerite A. McLeod, Ray Flynn, Frank Palen, Dencan Haist, Bill Atthill, Peter ToornStra, Gerrie Wunnink, Scott Gainer,D. Broom; Frank Verbeck, Bart DcVries, Mary Filen Rimrnclz wain, Lloyd Denomme. Bob Bilensky, Kathy Kirk, Rob- ert England, Karen Foran, Ron Jacques, James Wilkinson, Joan Webb, Ray Webb, Donald Waring, Gerard Grenier, Anthony F. Conlin, Mike Conlin, Iry Armstrong, Ar- nold Kestcr, Leo Kcstcr, Carl Meikle, Ron Amcrongcn, Ilennie Farwell, Ken Farwell, Shcona Bak- er, Gary Baker, Brenda Regicr, Kc - vin Regicr, Paul Anstctt, Lorne Ri rout, Hilda Westlake, Shelley - Simpson, Janet Rees, Jim Dawe, Lynn Dawc, Carol Willard, Mary Pavkcjc, Ken t\lathonia, Denise Raining, -Ross Alexander, - Nlaria Kochan, Judy Dougall, Ron Dougal{, Jim Love, Pete Kennett, Pat Kennett, Jeff Corbett, Deb Hodge, Wendy Kerslake, Marion McCurdy, Sharon O'Toole, Jim O'Toole, Betty Kila, Ben Oke, John Kila, Peter Datars, Harry A. Schroeder, Joan Skinner, Dale Skin- ner, Richard Graham, Toni Tricb- ner, • • - Noella Triel►ner, Lorraine War- wick, Julie Blommaert, Evert Van Sligtenhorst, Larry Kipper, Steve McCann, Jim Glasgow, Brian Ilull. Henry Gackstctter, Craig Webber, Irene Zwart, Marlene Moore, Ron Moore, Philipps Macs, Nancy Her-- on, Earl Miller, Gerry .Morgan, Joan Morgan, Eleanor Rader, Lau - rota Martin, Ed Preszcator, Joe Ho- gan, Liz Hogan, Dianne McCuaig, - Pat Riley Leo Wevennk, Don Brunzlow, Maurice Haist, Garry . Balsdon, Brenda Balsdon, Ralph Mathonia, Pam bell, Liam Bren nan, Tom Ellcrington, Richard Nee - vel, Bob Coates, Helen Coates, M. Preszcator, Y.AI: Lam, Carolyn tt' &A* sallsl ilei . skis urtiS OX5 gal irk '• 11011 n.��..o,�.o- ann Prcrrcamr. Dykentan,.Ann Preszcator, Elinor Humphries, Marty Krebs, Collette Elder, Clayton •Stcckle, Marlene Rundle, Lynne Dcsjardine, • August Gregus, Fred Gregus, 1:111e MacLean, Kitty Inman, Bob Mur- ray, Betty Blue, -Pam Hunter, San- dra Newton, David Newton, Ron - Riley, Nancy Addison, Jack Taylor, Howard Hendrick, Conrad -Sitter, Dick Dougall, Bev Hamilton, Col- leen Carter; Debbie Lawren:c, Tum Trout, Annie Reynier, Alvin Ren- ning, .Dave Webber, John !Munn, Jim Knox, Gwen Dykeinan, .y i,. PRECIOUS DONATION -- Trevor Ratz takes up a relaxing position as he gives blood to the Red Cross at South -Huron District High School Friday. ''HE GIFT OF LIFE -- Sharon Boersma waits patiently -at the blood donor clinic held at South Huron District f lir;h School Friday. The Red Cross Clinic drew over 300 donors. - Cadet Corps offers leadership to all area young people By Russell F. F inkbeiner Cadet Master Warrant and Cadet Commanding Officer Huron -Middlesex Cadets This is an article .written to open thc eyes of tlic public,_ it is NOT a recruiting ad. Who arc those young men and women who don the sharp looking military uniforms every Thursday night at the Huron Park Rcc Cen- tre. They arc the members of the Iluron-Middlesex Royal Canadian Army Cadets. Not the future mem- bers of thc Armed Forces. 'There- fore, they arc not.part of the Forces when they join the cadet move- ment. The Royal Canadian Army Cadet` (RCAC) have been making history in Canada since before the turn of the century. The first Army Cadet Corps was formed in 1862 and since that time many distinguished Canadians have passed through thc army cadet ranks. The Army Cadet movement is a youth -oriented agen- cy administered by the Army Cadet League of Canada and the Depart- ment of National Defence. 'the aims of the RCAC is to offer a program of personal and social de- -velopment contributing to the qual- ities of good citizenship, leadership, physical fitness, and service to the community and nation. Thcrc is also an interest in Canadian Armed Forces. Thcrc is a reason behind each aim. It is to help makc the young mei and women better people of our society. So what docs the Army have to do with us? The RCAC are not committed to the Armed Forc- es. It is the Armed Forces that are committed to the RCAC. The Armed Forces are committed in the following ways: to supply the corps with uniforms and train- ing equipment; provide pay and al- lowances for the instructors; pay an MEMBERS OF HURON -MIDDLESEX CADET CORPS AT ATTENTION annual grant to the corps and sup- ply funds for camps -and (onuses for those who attend camp; provide the training facilities; and to subscribe the overall policy for training and administration of the cadet move- ment. The RCAC arc no diffcrcnt from any other youth group other than that we wear military uniforms. Other than that, what do we do that others groups dont? We team how 10 live in the outdoors, learn the different types of edible plants, poi- sonous plants and snakes of Cana- da, first aid, and, how to read a map, and use a compass, how to safely handle rifles, and, become a good shot. But what arc Boy Scouts and Venturers doing? They learn how to live outdoors, first aid, rock climb- ing, canoeing and swimming. Just like the Cadets of Canada. Where is the difference? Why do thc cadets take so mtich legative criticism from the public. They arc not "war pigs", "war mon- gers" or " Rambos".. What did they do to deserve that kind of image? On closing note 1 would like to sincerely thank our two. sponsors - who have given us their support and encouragement, Royal Canadian Legion Branch 167 Exeter and 540 Lucan and our affiliated unit 1st Battalion, Royal Canadian Regi- ment. Update Riverview WI history books The Twccdsmuir History Curator for Riverview Women's Institute will be very busy adding material to the history books aftcr the April meeting of Rivcrvicw W.I. held in the Masonic Hall, Ailsa Craig, re- cently. Each member answered the Roll Call by giving a picture or a histor- ical item to be put in the books. There were pictures of buildings that are no longer in Ailsa Craig horse-drawn vehicles, old cars, mod- ern farm machinery and pictures to add to family histories as well as a history of quilting and much more. Margaret Wilson, Twccdsmuir History Curator, presided for the program. At the beginning four members read old copies of the Ail- sa Craig Banner, and then each per- son gave a brief history about some place mentioned in the Banner. Ruth Ross told about West McGillivray, Evelyn McNaughton u lked about Siddalcsvillc,'Gertrude Rosser told about Brinsley and Mar- garet Wilson gave the history of West Corners. A contest on the names of places in the vicinitywas won by Gertrude Rosser: During the business meeting with president Evelyn McNaughton pre- siding, delegates were appointed to eo to the District Annual in May. ,tri Institute bus trip to Elmira and Mennonite country. on June 20 was announced, and the committee in charge of planning a 50th Anniver- sary celebration for Riverview W.I. told us that the celebration will take place sometime in September. • The mectitvg concluded with the Annual Meeting. Lorna Priestley, program co-ordinator, gave her re- port.Jcan McKichan presented thc slate of officers and.Gertrude Rosser conducted thc installation of offi- cers. Everyone had a chance to visit while Gertrude Rosser and her com- mittee served sandwiches and tea. The next Rivcrvicw W.I. meeting will be on Monty, May 2 at 7:30 in the Masonic (all, Ailsa Craig. At that time the Institute will enter titin- the 4-11 leaders, mothers and girls and the roll call will be an- swered by bringing a'recvcled arti- cle. - Huron Apothecary Ltd. J T WILSON PHARMACIST PHONE 235-1982 440 MAIN ST., EXETER, ONT. PRESCRIPTIONS We accept most major drug plans Blue Cross, Green Shield, Drug Benefit, etc. Hours Mon. Tues., Thurs. & Fri. 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Wed. 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Sat. 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. "Your Independent Pharmacist" •