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News Archives Summer 02
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Helping
to promote the Village
of Ridgewood's "United for Life" Blood Drive on
July 20th are (from left) Kathy Murray, president of
the Ridgewood Blood Donors Association; Emergency Services
Chief Bob Greenlaw; Fire Chief James Bombace; Mayor
Jane Reilly; Police Chief William Corcoran; and Susan
Mysliwiec, director of donor recruitment at Community
Blood Services.
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Donor
Jose Perales and his wife Trina, residents of New Milford,
NJ, enjoy socializing with Clown Shirley Cottrell of Allendale
(otherwise known as Dr. Peek-at-you) during Community
Blood Services' July Fourth barbecue at the blood center.
Shirley is a volunteer with the not-for-profit organization
Call Us Clowns of Allendale (201-327-6672 or 201-664-3914).
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Blood Services would like to thank LoDan, a division of
Emerson Network Power of St. Louis, Missouri, for hosting
a blood drive on June 17, 2002 at its Totowa , NJ facility.
LoDan, a state of the art optical assembly facility, had
30 of its employees come out and donate blood. Michael
Lawson, the company's operations manager who served as
coordinator of the drive, wanted to show LoDan's commitment
to the community by encouraging his staff to donate blood
and save lives. Mr. Lawson had read about the blood shortage
crisis and felt there was no reason why corporations like
his own could not take the time to help those in need.
Any company interested in setting up a similar blood drive
can call Diane Beale, recruitment manager, at 201-251-3715. |
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Anthony
DiSpaltro, manager of the Stop & Shop next door to Community
Blood Services in Paramus, greets Bernie the Blood Drop.
DiSpaltro joined Bernie in an effort to alert the public
to the ongoing blood shortage and to encourage his employees
and shoppers to take the time to donate blood. |
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