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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, July 31, 1963 3 Two Brothers Re-United Here Two brothers who had notare Mrs, Laura Brebanov, of met for 17 years were reunited|Toronto, Mrs, Grace Truelove, Monday night when Daniel Os-jof Westport, Arthur Robinson, borne Robinson, who lives near\of Tweed, Mrs. Stella Hickey, Colchester, Essex, England,|of Godfrey, and Mrs, Gladys landed at Malton Airport on a|Andrews, of Kingston, flight chartered by the Cana-| Before Mr, Robinson returns dian Veterans' Association of|/t9 England on August 21 it is the UK," intended to hold a family re. His brother, Allan W. Rob-\union at Westport. ona 162 -- Pee | Leaving Canada in 1940 at the shawa, is a bus driver with) the Public Utilities Commission, |@8¢ of 19, Mr, Robinson served The other members of thejin the Ast Canadian Division family, who all live in Ontario,| Royal Artillery, He married had not met Mr, Robinson for!an English girl and settled in WEARING A_ BLAZER centre, from Colchester, Eng- Robinson, both of Oshawa, the badge of the Canadian }and, meets his sister, Mrs. A. whom he had not met for Veterans' Association in the : UK, Daniel Osborne Robinson, Ferris, and brother, Allan W. many years one of the most attractive for the holiday season in the en- tire district, The half-way mark in the summer vacation season has been reached, but there are still many weeks of holidays ahead for those who want to get oft into the open and have a happy, healthy time. --~Oshawa Times Photo Such scenes as the above are familiar these days in the Port Perry area which abounds in beauty spots and watering places that make it jincrease now, and start the con- tributory plan later, The govern- ment feels the treasury cannot afford it now, ference early in September on TT $35 Fine On 2 Counts | "The two men retirned $74.52 to Mr,. Vandermarks,"' related the constable, "but they tore up the credit cards and threw them away "Both of the men worked at the service station at one time. They have already arranged to make restitution to Mr. Vander marks," Magistrate Baxter remanded the men until Sept. 24 in order! {that he: may study their pre-! | over $2000; an encouraging zn : amount, says Mr. Kelly, be-| oe ov -- 12 atihad checked for the boys' iden-|Weather extracts oxygen from groes in a membership of 185 lfailing to report and failing to cause the emyployees havye alg ogre oe a made| tification and that it wasithe shallow water. DISCUSS U.S. ROLE -- at the scene of an acci- anized their own pledge plan.) ig ogg lalways produced ver ¥ . Sar Wik "a ; par igen regulations pre.j@sainst hotel waiter Frank vs Bi i . CONVICT SENTENCED BONN, Germany (AP)--U.S.| Alpert Goodwin, RR 3, Bow- vent payroll deductions for the| Drayton of Newcastle Magistrate Baxter asked one} MONTREAL (CP) -- Claude) Defence Secretary Robert S$ manville, was charged on July project. The letter carriers) Drayton was found guilty on|Waiter if one document was the) Marcoux, 2l-year-old convict in) McNamara arrived Wednesday |g by Constable John Forbes of were canvassed by local sports|# charge of supplying liquor to/only criterion for proof of age./St. Vincent de Paul penitentiary,/for a three-day visit to Westitne opp when the constable enthusiast Ivan Richards, Myles|Persons apparently under the) "Well, we can't call a man a|Was sentenced Tuesday to a/Germany. McNamara and West! found his damaged car unattend: McPherson will work with Mr,/age of 21, and fined $25. andjliar, no matter how old he|Seven-year term for his part/German Defence Minister Kai-jeq following an accident in Richards costs or seven days looks," replied the waiter May 2 in an incident that}Uwe Von Hassel are expected! which it was involved. The Industry canvass is con-| The Crown called a3 His Worship offered some brought death Ms a guard and}to discuss the 'nuclear role Of Constable Forbes testified that tinuing with all returns expect-inesses, Laberge, Campbell viene and sdvice to ore convict Pe varige Ray ithe United States in Europe on the night of July 6 he We are fis mon ellier was killed duringjand the proposed NATO nuclear answered the report of an acci- 23 years, While in Oshawa, he|the Colchester area after the lives at 607 Bloor steeet east.| Hussars, 'visited him in Eng- This family has a happy | of recent days, far from the bs ki priate' penitentiary sentence of| TEHRAN, Iran (Reuters)-- For Under-Age Drinking victed of the armed robbery of alquake at the south Iranian \ il ; « " , | ® . eee were each fined $20 each onjsmelled strongly of alcohol| lvicted of stealing $340, "This|nounced here Tuesday, On Plan For Pensions ' "a , . | | Bernard stated "That old SUY/\yacistrate Donald Graham.| _-- -- The sentences on a charge of posses- Magistrate R. B. Baxter RCAF' s ce jann 4 the contributory pensions plan ked me how old I was, I said FREIGHTER FREED Robert E. MacBridge, 43,! under increasing pres-[in the late winter or spring of freed the 3,-/MacBridge, commanding office vent soon of when it intends tolery, can be. set up Ist MORTGAGES berge, 16, admitted to being) The magistrate explained that)o¢ my age But I went back inj500-ton general cargo freighter at 30. 'The House and Senate then action against] he became commanding officer) Pensions and increase old age; would be best for government Cornell when they made day night. The ship, bound for! N.H.A. LOANS Newcastle on July 12 to minors Campbell testified that he had the following year brought the|is Jan. 1, according to usually | Start Jan, 1 tend to split the packaged deal t 16 feet of wa- Will Find aground in abou |ing the provinces back into con-| ions nls a $10: increase in OUR SERVICE 1S FASTER drinking beer when he and the/dence against Mr. Drayton,"}he had been with Bernard the Oars y : oi Enter | a ' APPROVE LICENCES Stanley Knowles (NDP--Win- R d p ' : Soviet-U.S.-British nuclear test- . Phi » t Limited The trio also. _pleaded|Bernard : eman GALT) Tris determination leads 10] 755 29gt'™ Soe ga7e approved applications for 14 new had asked the boys for proof of | cist j 165. Preliminary applications injeral U Thant has accepted an|™MOns recesses for a summer ithat the boys, who had come : , the Oshawa Civic Auditorium |fines and to get back home had a union or Unemployment! HOLLYWOOD (AP)--A movie have the plan operating "'sartier)gullty. on charges of Oreeking NO i ic E Terry Kelly said today the funaithe year that they would Constable Tillson testified that/tion officer for the Ontario de- sotion tictire inGustey." . this phrase, Mr, Pearson appar borough were found guilty of 1 Mats . y ion is | tion on Highway 115 only three weeks away rock, bee told them, "end "We found an Unemployment midity end pollution is killing that to accede to demands to | a Gan y the T . i " ; fares Por gg MA *and|been in custody' since July 12,|@€@ on it was not over 21, the!cuckers and game fish were|Would be featherbedding, which vestigate the break-in | "i ; the Post Office total to : jparty 1 brings vd | WAITER FINED Jauhusz told court that theyMr. Meadow said hot, humid|Scenic Artists have two Ne-/Court Tuesday on charges ofjwith the two accused Equipment is living with his sister, Mrs,|war, His brother Allan, who was A. Ferris, 173 Harmony roadjin the 3rd Division, 17th Duke north, Another brother, Bert,/of York's Royal Canadian Other brothers and sisters|land in 1946 e Six-Year lerm : outing on Lake Scugog as it Fi 3 M it } Y th n rme Oo u | escapes the torrid heat wave ine an .@) a ou S -- noise and din of the big city TORONTO (CP)--An "appro- QUAKE KILLS FIVE i Bean a six years was imposed Tuesday|Five persons were killed and a on a Toronto father of four con-/five injured in Monday's earth 1 era S ressure if) ) on . } ' . » eonsts en od by any other waiters and I\Toronto drug store last month.|lage of Gagum, 125 miles north WMANVILLE (Staff) --jother constables. entered theyed by : F : se | ar Abbas. it was an rhree youl from Manitobalbeverage room. He said theylwas never asked for identifica-/Douglas Shaver, 29, was con-jof Bandar Abbas, it was a tion," | ; " | ry charges of drinking under age,|when they were questioned in Iman is a first offender," said CO DIES F $$$ 2 -- and given one-year suspended|the cruiser pointing to Drayton) served|: , st still punish him! France (CP) told wes I first went in he spore" oe |RCAF's Air Division in Europe By JAMES NELSON ently wanted it understood that MORTGAGES sion of stolen goods in Magis-\the youths that he wanted to/me. When J first went in PI = ounced Tuesday that Group) Oorawa (CP)=The govern:| the target date is not some time trate's Court here Tuesday. sentence them on the tiquor)as : : {Capt ; liane te and put the final touches to the Ample Funds for Wallace Campbell, 18, Harvey|charge Lacey eg: the evi-/22, He said he wouldn't serve KINGSTON (CP)--Four tug-|died in hospital Monday night sure to make a firm announce.|!964, but as soon as the machin-|draft legislation before Parlia. Henry La-/dence on the other charge me because I didn't have proof|poats successfully er rec 8, probably Se Bernard, 18, and : : Bean (ents Successtully 'jof the division's No, 2 wing tart contributory retirement) One source pointed out that it 30, The House and. Senate the ana Ge SaAeee Iroc Ti ¥ ne se Sl a Cc " ry retireme es c 1 t under the age of . to ete the boys were to be crown Wit-), o> that night and he. served|Flying Independence trom alGros Tenquin, France, in 1956 would' have Ontiber ana: No. We Also Purchase With; James andinesses in a court 2 . " e Tues-| . : » 7 egg ing Tg a a waiter oe the Queen's Hotel}me and he served me every- Prag Ry Ranh ge sel lof 419 all-weather jet intercep-/ Pensions by $10 a month. bookkeeping and administrative -- ~ italy eh Ist and 2nd Mortgages check on the Queen's Hotel inion a charge of supplying liquorjtime after that," France from Toledo, Ohio, and|tor squadron at North Bay and) The government's target date procedures if the plan could he government does not in- carrying military cargo, ran|t ng | g | i : ARRANGED Constable Tillsor testified that) "I don't want to hold out aninever been asked for identifica- + seg to the air division in| well-informed ---- _ > The timetable embraces call-/of contributory retirement pen: You ; , ; ' ere| Euror ," , is whe the boys were at the tablejinducement to you to give evi-ition at the Queen's, He said that ~ _ = south of here//urope Soranaaiat ie be abaya get os ee OUR COST IS LOWER Saturday night. sae R . . 7s " : me "ey | ; § DATE licly basic pensions to $75 a month explained His Worship," There-inight he was asked and that he/ UNITED NATIONS (CP)--The| eel'. for everyone at age 70 SCHOFIELD-AKER fore I shall:sentence you now." jhad left and come back with , . | TORONTO (CF)--The Ontarielpan treaty will be 'signed in| pes North Centre) raised the the go ent's reluct sday . : " " » ve s . un rive jguilty to the charges of posses 'rank Drayton, speaking in Liquor Licence Board Tuesday Moscow Aug. 5, the United Na Pear: ki eg P soy elytecl| pall bi ta tatwet hole, After Hours 728-3376 |sion of a stolen radio valued atihis own defence, told the courthiconces, bringing the total oftions announced Tuesday. The| Pay a to consider making an} ; To do so, it is feared in some |$189 that he and two other waiters|"Cences, 'ence revi.jdate was disclosed in an an.|/earson to consider making an) one : feline: weit | new licences and licence revi- cen | announcement before the Com-| government circles, will bring} Magistrate Baxter imposed ie nouncement that -Secretary-Gen-| s | " t i i ; sions since Marh to at least ' on pressures to grant the $10 ' |the suspended sentence in order) their ages and that they had fur- ; ho Saale ' . nished it the spring and fall of 1962 and/invitation from the Soviet, Brit-|holiday, possibly this week BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- More than $6000 has been|down here to work on the tobac-) He said that one of the boys|1963 numbered about 1,200, the/ish and U.S. representatives to| Mr. Pearson said he would|Magistrate R. B. Baxter re pledged in the first two days ofco harvest could do so, thereby had a baptismal certificate, one|iargest number since the board|be Present at the ceremony, {consider it, In any case, helmended twe men on of custody ' i s forjearning enough to. pay their/pad a birth tificat danse i added, the government hopes to/Tuesday after finding them this week as contributions f ad a birth certificate and one |was created in 1946. REJECT DEMANDS Building Fund continue to roll) His Worship cautioned the|Insurance certificate. All of BLAMES HEAT n than my honarable friend (Mr,jand entering in |boys that if they should ever golthese, he claimed, gave the! HESPELER, Ont. (CP)--Ed- pvt a has ri osegg Hike Knowles) fears." George Park, Bridgenorth, ; jinto a beverage room duringlas 2 | we ' nserva-,Gemands for more jobs, blaming; Jnformants say that by usingand Lawrence Richards, Peter- Project Finance Chairman e g ages at 21 or more. ward Meadow, chief cons "economic deterioration in the | PEACOCK LUMBER co , stealing $119.15 in cash and 29 hed the $756,000/liable to a maximum of seven oy tp t k partment of lands and forests, : stealing $119.1 pany ag oe 21 Torent Day/years imprisonment gi mg noite ap iden-|Lake Huron region, said Tues- ton we suit touee ae . mae BA se hog be . hae slip ,| "Try and k on the right! : . , i heat, hu-|'S&§ : saay: Jandermarks. BA Service Sta- > for the minimum $1,000,000, ry and keep Rn" tification at all day a combination of he This union takes the position WISH TO ANNOUNCE THE i received|would advise you to move out) " thousands of fish on the Grand] | Constable Pat Cornell of the FE same ee Mpelot the place you are now living." |!nsurance Card belonging tolore Speed rivers 'and Alder/Put an additional man on each }OPP told court that he was call i Laberge and Campbell have|Laberge in their car but theicreex More than 800 carp,|Crew and that man be a Negro ed early in the morning to in-| Cc OSING OF THEIR Eaton Company Limited hebta: etadad oa hhia \ ; . ' $1000 from city 'letter carriers,|Bernard was released on bail/Constable stat |foudn dead when workmen)¥¢ old to be immoral if not} BOWMANVILLE (Staff) --| He said that he was called The Postmen's donationJuly %. |MINORS USE TRICKS larained a pond behind a damiillegal and we will not be aja Bowmanville man was fined|/back to the service station later| hy Weitere rcak Piper and Joelhere, five miles north of Galt to such an act." The)$35 and costs in Magistrate's|in the day and was confronted ONLY, AS OF JULY 30th, Offers Qpen to Purchase or Rent Building and CONTACT: PEACOCK LUMBER CO. 328 RITSON RD. N., OSHAWA FANTOAAAOOOUAANUUUUASAEOUAAAANOTUA wit and ernard Each the Fe ee eS TTI LULL ULLAL of hovs testified ed in by Target Day . ighting a losing ve ptt . . Mr. Kelly and E. R. S. Mc battle in these counties on thel@" ill-fated rescue attempt after'strike force Laughlin, chairman of the ex question of supplying liquor to ecutive committee of the Citi minors ~- gage epee rn a -- "They. use tricks. They bor-| m rate o anes sé i row proof from others or they S uditori irec- a , ert Wilson, an auditorium ec dash into a crowded room in tor who is conducting a daily eek nk ink kine aalin 7 apes ¢ t ing noticed canvass of local business "His returns are reflecting the enthusiasm the whole holds for the project Mr. McLaughlin FORT itha® they had been in the hotel frequently, and only had there been any questions from Drayton as to their ages Laberge stated that the tome he entered the hotel asked him if he once first Dray ton had were 9} The Liquor Licensing Board places the responsibility on: the however and I! would suggest that if anv doubt arises the proprietor should ask them to leave. All of the waiters doubted that these: boys were 21, and frankly, so would ay me ag 1 didn't ack told the city says didn't anything and he ain." Laberge Proprietor check court I wasn't ERIE ENTRIES THURSDAY, AUG. 1 having been seiezd as a hostage by Marcel Marcoux, 34, and his MAN REFUSES TO GO cousin, Claude Marcoux, Tellier) MADRAS, India .(AP)--The was held at knife-point by the/last shipment of Chinese to be two convicts, who were rushed/repatriated from India as a re- by other guards, In the ensuing/sult of the Chinese-Indian bor- gun-fire battle Tellier and Mar-|der war jast fall sailed Wednes- cel Marcoux were killed day from Madras for Canton er cay Qne old Chinese man refused to BOMB YEARS AWAY ; TOKYO (Reuters)---A Commu -- a" two daughters sailed nist Chinese union leader claims without, im his country would be unable to SAYS KNOWN produce nuclear bombs within) spToCKHOLM (AP) ' the next five or six years, it was|Force Coi. Stig Wennerstrom. reported Tuesday, Chao Ku0)charged with being a Soviet spy Chiang, secretary of the All-for 15 years. was a known spy SPY FIRST RACE -- $2500, maiden ing. Purse $1900 for 3: and 4year-old: 1 1-16 miles, Tiny, No Boy 110 Snow Bright, Lebdianc Grey Roussel, Wick 112 Jane Street, McComb Garwind. Dittfach 117 Red Raft, Burton 122 Caught Looking. Lebdia Tre Avenue, 0 Aldbury, No Boy 103 tach 112 bi] SECOND RACE ne The Scheidt, Turcotte X115 Our Danny Boy, No Boy 109 Gum Swamp. McComb 10? Werren Road Turcotte (A)x11) Charey's Pak, No Boy (8)109 Parkside Drive, Fitzsimmons ta Suger Plum Fairy, Simonson Miss Speedy G.. No Bey 11! Du Barry Rose, Simosen X104 Yoo: Trade, No Boy 10° Also Eligible: Foxy Reward 6; Secret Star, No Boy Smart, Harrison 111; Queen's Maid. Turcotte (A)X106; Five for Fun, No Boy (Bs: H » Simpson (C)x110 A--J. B. W. Carmichael and F. A Sherman entry : B--A. and L. Poloniato and Cherdun Stadle entry C--Mrs. FH. Merril? Mays entry x199 No Boy 10%; Bally yr. and T THIRD RACE -- Fosled in Canada. meidens. Purse $2100 for 2yearoclds, f Hes, Sia furlongs Roman Heritage, No Boy 11? Later Mel, Madden 119 Tin Pan Alley, Robinson (A)119 Piayampa, Lanoway (A)119 Mix "n Match, Madden 119 Metiotields, Turcotte (B)X1@ Teddikar, Simpson X114 Queen's Right. Turcotte (BR)x114 Maple Queen, No Boy 319 Santa Teresa, McComb 119 Dark Whisper, Pureitt 119 A--V. Martin Jur, and Mrs. ¢. © Simmons entry B--Windtields Farm entry FOURTH RACE -- Foaled in Canada Allowances, Purse $2500 for 3- and 4 year- elds, €)4 furlongs. Little Baron, Herrison 115 Albion Ster, Bohenke 115 Neros Hero, Fitzsimmons 118 Flight Path, Ne Boy tio claim. A . Die No Boy 113 Also Eligi Chalet A)x108 Windfields Farm entry Turcotte A $300 Claiming. P weae FIFTH RACE $2100 for 2 Dance, Bailey 114 QUINELLA BETTING HW RACE Allo "Buttaio Athietic SIXT: Club Purse $2800 for team and Claiming ">. ) and ?-Eltora the Great, No Boy 113 Busy Guard. No Boy 13 DNever Lonk Back, Fitzsimmons 118 4+Peter Pal, Madden 115 $Nadia, Turcotte Xi08 ¢Unknown Factor, Turcotte xx113 EIGHT Race $280 Claiming Purse $1900 for dyear-olts and 16th Miles }-Sauvagette up. ? and one Wick 10 No Boy 1?) Cosentino 11! s Rouge, No Boy {A trai. Bene A-Mrs. RE entry Post Time 2? om Fisher and Hellenic Stable EYE EXAMINATIONS PHONE 723-4191 by appointment F. R. BLACK, O.D. 136 SIMCOE ST. NORTH + Times Cloudy and sloppy Bt China Federation of Trade Un- risk four years before his arrest ions, made the remark in an in-/jc; month, a judicial pane! jterview with the weekly organ . eee HE | BN says, Three jurists, appointed to of the Japanese Socialist Party investigate " h ; . Bos ranma DISTRICT REPLACES POWERS role in the spy case, said. Tues- : a ' WASHINGTON (AP) -- Pau!/@ay night the Swedish defence CERTIF iC ATION Haney, 35, veteran public infor. Minister was warned about The Toronto Newspaper Guild/mation official for the U.s.|Wennerstrom four years ago today ived notice of cer- space agency as bee cE . ~ tification from the Department to ae eee .SEAMAN DIES - of Labor as bargaining agent (Shorty) Powers as spokesman oy BRAC K, Cornwall, Eng- for about 50 non-mechanical/for ahe nation's astronauts. it(@@@ {AF)---Archie Rowe, employees at the Oshawalwas learned Tuesday, Haney, a\'C®> old fifeboatman and hero The Oshawa unit is'former member of the editoria! Of 'scares of sea rescues. died made of <workers in the editor-staff of the Washington Star Tuesday night after his fishing al circulation, advertising,|will become director of public beat struck @ rook outside the business and maintenance de-jaffairs for the manned space-/270r and sank. Rowe's own partments craft centre of the Nationa! Ae rag pg cna sg ~ Prec Aden? him licopter got there ronautics and Space Adminis. fi He died o shock soon tration at Houston, ' se m, Tex afterward. Rowe had been cox- was called to a fire on Churth WAS VISCOUNTESS Iswain of the Coverack lifeboat street Tuesday when a wire) eng ha -- Lady/for 29 years' short-circuited in an electric) Maty Eitzabeth Hudson, 95, the} EXILES ON , drier, There were no other fire sige oe ferthotitte,| SAN JOSE Casta Rice (AP) : te Aneigeh east r Surrey home Par: ae ¥ calls. Civic ambulance answer otal FN local Cuban exile committee, here Tuesday of eo ed six routine bulan SGa) pneumonia.! " d six rou amouiance calls.|cne was first ma . ito t jwhich said it received its in- first Viscount Northcliffe, found.|formation from a clandestine TRACY IMPROVING er of The Daily Mail and co.|Shortwave radio, reported Wed- LOS ANGELES (AP)--Actor)proprietor of The Times of Lon.|nesday that new landings by Spencer Tracy, 63, is "improv-/don, He died in 1922, In 1923 she/Cuban exiles have forced the ng every day," attendants at)Married Sir Robert Hudson, for-/Castro government into a gen- Vincent's Hospital say./mer chief agent of the Liberal/¢T@! mobilization in southern There has been no word on|Party, who died in 1997 Las Villas province, when he wil leave the hospital. iz Lendlapo gooey A SHORGAS van a HEATING & © APPLIANCES Industrial and Commercial The established, reliable Ges Deoler in your crea. 31 CELINA ST. (Corner of Athol) 728-9441 CITY AND rect } ELECTRIC DRIER The Oshawa Fire Department St DIXON'S OIL FURNACES SERVING OSHAWA OVER 30 YEARS 24-HOUR SERVICE 313 ALBERT ST. 723-4663 | sammemomimeite sno semana ne "KINDNESS BEYOND PRICE, rl 'dent on the Fifth Line road! near the Long Sault School He said that he found marks where a car had gone off the} jroad and a fence that had been }damaged, apparently by a cr |striking it, | A 1958 automobile was found about a quarter of a mile down! the road with a damaged front; end. He said that there was no/ one around the car at the time. | Constable Forbes took the jlicence number and contacted Goodwin, he said. Goodwin .told the constable jthat he did not know that he} |was supposed to report the acci-! ident, He added that he did not! |think the damage was that! evere. { } Constable Forbes estimated the damage at $200. Magistrate R. B. Baxter fined Goodwin $10 for failure to re port and $25 for failing to re main, sentence report | 3CAR CRASH A three-car collision on Ste. venson's road south at the Osh- awa Shopping Centre Monday! caused damage estimated at! $675 to vehicles involved. i Damage to one car, driven by | Aleksander Jan Dulemba, RR3,| |Oshawa, was estimated at $400 jOther drivers were Frederick D./ Culbert, 439 Elizabeth street, | and Mrs. Marion H. Bentley, 904] Wainut street, Whitby | Constable Charles Hiltz inves. | jtigated NOW IS THE TIME To have that carpet or chest- erfield cleaned professionally in Oshawa's Origine! Carpet Cleaning Centre where fully guorenteed sotisfoction is assured. Phone 728-4681 NU-WAY RUG CO. LTD. 174 MARY ST. Regulor and new blood c TOMORROW, AUG. Ist--1:30 to 4:30; 6:00 to 9:00 P.M. at ST. GREGORY'S AUDITORIUM, SIMCOE ST. NORTH. donors are urg wested to oO appointmer WE ARE DESPERATELY SHORT OF ALL TYPES OF BLOOD WE NEED AT LEAST 400 BOTTLES OF BLOOD TO REPLENISH OUR BLOOD BANK pecenacceies ttend with