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pen VERE LT hep payin. oR LIN IRON BR Fal 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 11, 1989 EARLY BIRD SPECIALS ON ABOVE GROUND POOLS DIRECT FROM OUR WAREHOUSE - While Supplies Last. ~ 18' ROUND ............ only *1,449.00 24' ROUND ............ only *1,739.65 15x 24' OVAL ........ only *1,886.29 843 King St. W., Oshawa (416) 433-0055 DON'T FORGET to attend! BLOOD DONOR CLINIC CATHOLIC CHURCH HALL, Hwy. 7A FRIDAY, APRIL 14th This ad is sponsored by XL GAS BAR Double Your Donating -- For each unit of blood donated, we will donate #1.00 to the Port Perry Community Memorial Hospital Building Fund. The Canadian Red Cross Society Blood Programme Incredible! Paul gives blood for the 75th time This Friday, April 14, Paul Saulnier will give blood for the 76th time. The 56 year old Greenbank area man will be attending the blood donor clinic presented by the Port Perry Kinsmen and Kinettes at the Catholic Church Hall on Highway 7A. For the 75th time, he will give "the gift of life." 5 He gave blood for the first timein 1953. "At that time you either had to buy it (blood) or replace it." he recalls. A friend's wife needed blood for a serious operation, so her husband, a Korea War Veteran, went to where Paul was sta- tioned in Petawawa and ap- pealed to the: soldiers to give 'EVERGREENS - SHRUBS - FRUIT TREES Over 100 Varieties Available. x We deliver large trees with our crane trucks, preferably on weekends. : This coming Friday, Paul Saulnier will roll up his sleeve and give the gift of life for the 75th time. Paul has been do- nating blood since 1953 and he wishes more people would do the same. See story for detalls. . XN SD, -v DSA iv Cee « , 'e A AA Our new showroom & large shadehouse offers excellent selection and variety { of stock throughout the year. If you need help be sure to ask our helpful staff. 20% 0f SPREADING EVERGREENS 1 Gallon Pot - Reg. $10. ............... NOW *7.99 Sale ends April 30th, 1989 GREENBANK GARDEN CENTRE Located on the N.E. corner of Hwy. 12 & Hwy. 47 (416) 985-7667 blood. : "A whole bus load of us went to Pembroke General Hospital, he says. "Look, when a buddy comes in uniform and asks you to do something, youallgo." Back then, donors were re- warded with "a drink of rum" af- terwards. These days, donors are treated to coffee, juice and cookies. Paul has been giving blood ever since. When he gave for the 50th time, he received a certifi- cate of appreciation from the Governor-General. Two years ago, he was featured on CFTO- TV's Heartbeat, a segment of the local news broadcast. He's proud to have given blood so many times, and he can't understand why people arereluctant to do so. "It doesn't hurt a bit. As a matter of fact, I always feel bet- ter afterwards," he says. "This is something I can do for man- kind and it doesn't cost me a cent." And he'd love to donate 100 times, but he jokes, "I don't think Il live thatlong!" On a different note, Paul was honoured recently by the people of South Korea with an Ambas- sador For Peace medal and cer- tificate. He received the surprise award March 11 at adinner and dance at the Canadian Corp building in Oshawa. The medal was presented by the National President of Korea Veterans on behalf of the people of South Ko- rea. . 3 The honour was bestowed upon Paul for all his work for the Korea Veterans. He has been responsible for dedicating several cenotaphs, as well as raising the consciousness of people about the Korean War and its vets. "I was surprised and I was pretty happy," he says with a grin. "I've worked pretty hard." SKIP TO IT! The New Skipping Book by Susan Kalbfleisch, illustrated by Laurie McGugan. Skipping is one of the best aerobic exercises around, as well as being portable and inexpensive. Here's a book for children who will be challenged to outstep their friends on the playground and for adults who want some relief from jogging. *0.95 THE MAPLE SYRUP BOOK by Marilyn Linton, illustrated by Lesley Fairfield The author explores the fascinating transition of this unique food from its origins as sap running in the maple trees to the finished product as Maple Syrup on our tables. Children will delight in the many child-tested recipes. *0.95 ORDER FROM: MANY COLOURS 10 Roebuck Street, Brooklin, Ontario LOB 1CO PHONE 655-4210 Postage & Handling $3.00