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Canadian Statesman (Bowmanville, ON), 20 Nov 1993, p. 21

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Optimists Host Skaters in Newcastle The Independent, Canadian Statesman Weekender, Bowmanville, Saturday, November 20,1993 21 Used Vehicles Worth a Lot To Kidney Foundation Plan Who would have thought used motor vehicles would be good for kidneys? This is the case with a new fund-raising program being launched by The Kidney Foundation of Canada. Canada. The Kidney Car Program invites individuals from across Durham Region Region to donate their motor vehicles, whether in running condition or not, to the Foundation for auction or salvage. salvage. "Not only will owners have their vehicle towed free of charge, they will receive an income tax receipt for the amount of the auction price and they will be helping the environment environment by recycling," states Karen Jeffrey, Jeffrey, Kidney Car Program spokesperson. spokesperson. "We will accept any make of vehicle vehicle in any condition. Cars, trucks, boats, even motorcycles are acceptable. acceptable. They can be in perfect condition or not running at all," Ms. Jeffrey continues. Owners simply call toll free, 1- 800-565-5511 and they will receive a Kidney Car Program information kit. Upon receiving this kit, donors will be asked to provide specific information information such as the make, model, year, odometer reading and ownership registration. registration. Once this data has been processed, a representative from the auction house will then inspect the vehicle to determine whether it will be sent to auction or scrapped. The time frame of this process, from the donor's telephone call to auctioning or scrapping the vehicle, is one to two weeks. The Foundation' is optimistic that this program will be highly successful. successful. All money raised will be used to fund research into kidney disease, patient patient services, public education and organ donation. "Everyone comes out a winner with the Kidney Car Program. Those who donate get rid of an unwanted vehicle in a safe and convenient manner manner and receive an income tax deduction. deduction. Towns and neighbourhoods get cleaned up. The dealer resells or responsibly responsibly salvages the vehicle. And, most importantly, The Kidney Foundation Foundation gets much-needed funds to continue its vital programs and services," services," states Ms. Jeffrey. The Kidney Foundation of Canada is a national, voluntary organization dedicated to improving the health and quality of life of people affected by kidney disease. Skaters of all ages enjoyed the Newcastle Optimist Club's free skate held on Sunday, November 7, in the Newcastle Village Arena. The event was part of the Optimists' Youth Appreciation Week. 68 Brett and Curt Cairns are shown above. 'Diamond Pendante DD 178 0.05 coral REG. *69 SALE DD179 0.10 carat REG: *139 SALE $49 $99 7V 14 Kt. yellow gold. DD 180 0.15 caiat REG: *229 SALE 6$ (Chain not Included) Christmas Super Savings ... First Edition Christmas / Anniversary Clocks Volume-Controlled Chimes play "Jingle Bells"/ Hooper's Jewellers / "Your Family Jewellers Since 1945" 39 King St. W. 623-5747 / Bowmanville Free Gift Wrapping - Free Engraving Christmas Store Hours effective Dec. 3 Mon. - Fri. 9 - 9; Sat. 9 - 5; Sun. 12 noon - 5 What better time to tell our many wonderful i friends and patrons that we wish them the joy of the season always! "T. $^:kLS9- y ' /§;; m <;] IlSIsL *A IF w • • -sis ... # /:■, : p ■% ■ * # y .. M- Our annual Christmas Greetings edition of The Canadian Statesman will be published on Wednesday, December 22nd, and The Independent will be published on Thursday, December 23rd. If you would like to have a Christmas message from your company or business in these editions, please call Display Advertising at 623-3303 or drop in to our office. S&t Catta&tan statesman 62 King St. W. Bowmanville

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