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14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 4, 1988 = keep an eye on their mother. Service with a smile Is the way the giris of the first and second Port Perry Guides treated one of the blood donors following her donation last Friday. Lin- da Ruhl was happy to get the first class service from guldes Tracy Stainton (left) and Tara Nolan. They were just two of the 15 Guides who helped serve cof- fee and cookies to the donors. Picture Perfect TELEVISION SERVICE Comeinford DEMONSTRATION! _ 2 / NI "We sgrvice (& All Makes of T.V/, VCR & . Home Audio Com ponents." w, OTA TY ~" WIN A COLOUR T.V. in ZENITH'S HOME RUN CONTEST! " -- WE SERVICE EVERYTHING WE SELL -- 78 Water (3treet - Port Perry " --- ? 4 Kinsmen Blood Clinic colle ctl] The Port Perry Blood Donor Clinic was held last Friday, and although the number of people participating was not as high as the Kinsmen organizers had hoped, they were pleased with the results. Above, Susan Yake, gives her sev- "enteenth pint of blood, while: daughters (from left) Mindi, Heather and Polly {He PORT PERRY Although efforts by the Port Perry Kinsmen and Kinette Clubs did not achieve the goal they set, members of the organizations are fairly pleased with the turnout to last weeks Blood Donor Clinic. Kin Dave Robinson told the Star recently that they hoped to collect about 300 pints of blood at this clinic, but they fell far short of that objective. In total, 191 donors showed up at Port Perry High School to do- nate a pint of blood, and of those 169 were accepted. The 169 pints represents an in- crease of 66 percent over the last clinic held in the area, and is also 5% better thatn the National aver- fake" cts 169 pints age of mobile clinic collections, based on a per capita system. Exact numbers were not availa- ble for the number of students and teachers giving during the after- noon session, but a total of 61 pints were collected during this time. In the P.P.H.S. challenge, the winners by percentage were the students. The Corporate Challenge win- ners were Lake Scugog Lumber. Both will receive a trophy for their efforts. The next scheduled Blood Donor Clinic for the area, will be April 14, 1989 at the Port Perry Kins- men Hall. Mark you calendars now, and let's try and top 300 pints. nh } lid fe. A EEN ; i CLINIC Dr. Eva Mueller Chiropractor & Naturopath - now located at - A Red Cross nurse takes a blood sample from one of the many donors who participated in the corporate challenge from Lake Scugog Lumber last Friday after- noon at Port Perry High School. 230 QUEEN ST. PORT PERRY - APPLES for SALE - * NOTE NEW NUMBER * 985-4422 Macintosh - Wealthy - Cortland * Mon. Wed. Fri.' PERRY * Construction Equipment * Wallpaper Steamers * Moving Equipment * Texture Machines * Floor Sanders * Power Tools . * Log Splitters * Ice Augers * Snow Blowers Durham Rd. 8, Port Perry PARTY GOODS <<] GAMES TABLES J CHAIRS GLASSES & DISHES PORT PERRY 985-7771 HWY. 7A & WATER STREET WILLOWTREE ORCHARDS 985-9205 UXBRIDGE * Rototillers * Lawn Mowers *Generators * Compressors * Carpet Steamers * Scaffolds * Heavy Equipment * Pumps * Dollies Your Complete Scugog Rental Store PSN a Si RE TIE FE WX TR SX got 8 JS BE Ta nA