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PAGE 8, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 18,.19 80, WHITBY FREE PRESS Wlur'tby man named to head 1980 United Way campaign L. Blaine Boswell, president of the Oshawa- Whitby United Way, bas an- nounced that the board of Directors bas appointed R.L. Windover as General Campaign Chairman for the 1980 fund-raising campaign. Larry Windover, who is a partner and vice-president of Totten,Sims, Hubicki Associates Ltd., engineering consultants at Wbitby, bas been active in the United Way for several years. He served as assistant cam- paign chairman during the highly successful campaign in 1979, and, during the four previous years, he was group chairman, personal gifts, Whitby. Windover bas been a member of the United Way Board of Directors sin- ce 1978. Windover is a graduate of Queen's University, earning bachelor and master of science degrees in civil engineering. He was a gold medalist in civil engineering: and he is a member of the Association of Professional Engineers 0f the Province of Ontario and the American Concrete In- stitute, as welI as being a member of a number of Whitby Red engineering societies in Canada. Additionally, lie is a member of the Consulting Engineers/Ministry of Transportation and Com- munications Liaison Com- mittee and the consulting engineers designated representative on a task for- ce of the Ontario Hot Mix Producers Association. Windover is the coach of an all star team in the Brooklin/Wliitby Minor Hockey Association as well as being an active player with the Oshawa Pineridge Old Timers Hockey Team. Mr. & Mrs. Windover have beean residents of tlie Town of Whitby since 1969. They have three children, John, Paul, and amie. Ciross, LARRY WINDOVER says.... 34 7 pints of blo od needed on 25 Whitb Red Cross 's regular thrc e month Blood Donor '-linic will be lield Wednesday, June 25 at the Legion Hall, Byron St. S. The hours are continuous from 2 Lo 8 p.m., although between the hours of 4 and 6, the beds will be half-staffed to accomodate the crew 's mandatory dinnertime allot- tment. The day's objective is 347 donations, so aL least 375 S ZZLE SALE HoUp father become a Great Chef! Buy hlm a SUPERIOR PORTABLE gas barbecue. Superlor want Father to enjoy his barbecue lmmedlately, 50 WS don't harmd you a box and wlsh you luck. Ail our barbecues are: " Suppllsd wlth a FULL 20*Opound cylinder " FuUly assembled end test-flrsd " Dollvered FREE.wUth. Un a 20-mIle radius a Backed by Superlor's own guarantes " Serviced by Superlor when needed (v FALCON MK. V 5200 - 5077 546 Sq In Cooklng Area clw Rotisserle & Kebob Set SALE PRICE $399-95 Sup.rbrfPROPANE LTD. 008 VICTOOIA ST. IL wunIT TELipum oNe S3328 Sffl Houai: Monday 10 Friday S8a&m. -.6 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m. - I p.m. m mmi people must attend the clinic. At every clinic, a small percentage of poten- iai donors are emporarily deferred for some minor health reason. A blood donor must be from 18 to 65 years of age. A 17 year old may give, with written parental consent. Good health is important. The population of Whitby is about 30,000. If you were to subtract the nuniber of person over 66 and under 17 and those who are medically prevented from giving blood, there would still be 17,000 or 18,000 eligible blood donors. Everyone knows that when you receive blood, it lias been freely donated. A hip operation requires many units of blood. A haemophuliac functions normally because of the daily injection of cryoprecipates from several blood donors. Unfor- tunately, not everyone con- siders it a personal respon- sibility to donate blood. An hour of your time, once every three months, is very little, wlien saving a live is the resuit. In Canada, tlie Red Cross operates Blood Donor Clinics and keaeps nation- wide computer records, so thaL blood, freely given, is available free of charge to any needy recipient. The Blood Bank in Toronto, where Whitby's blood is processed, serves 75 hospitals, and needs 2300 units of blodd on hand at al imes to most effectively serve the needs of a large area. In summer, the need goes on, but donations sometimes faîl off, because' of vacations. Mak e a real ef- fort to attend the June 25 clinie at the Whitby Legion Hall. If that isimpossible, there will be a public clinic in the Recreation Hall at the Whitby Psychiatric Hospital for staff and townspeople, Monday afternoon, JuIy 21. Current posters state, '"A Summer Blood Donor is a Rare Bird ... Be One." 134th ANNIVERSARY St. John's Anglican Church, Whitby will be celebrating their 134th an- niversary on June 22 at 3 P.m. The guest speaker will be Capt. Ray Taylor of the Church Army with music being provided by the Whitby Brass Band. 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