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October 15, 2008

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Lisa Andrews/The Enterprise GIVING THE GIFT OF LIFE - Theodore Booth of Alberta participated in the Community Memorial Healthcenter blood drive on Thursday. Collin McNeil with Virginia Blood Services took great care of Booth. Mary Lou Kellogg with CMH said she believed that this was the best turnout they had ever had for a blood drive. There were 81 donors registered and 66 units of blood donated. "Thanks to all who participated," Kellogg said.

  

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