The WCLV blood drive formula of good food, good music, WCLV
Goodybags and good prizes from the WCLV Prize Wheel prevailed. In
addition, a fair with various health and wellness agencies ran concurrently. Live music
to serenade the donors and the air audience was presented by the Quartet Danger from
the Bladwin-Wallace Conservatory of Music; members of the Oberlin Opera Theatre; pianist
Larry Kass, he of the Mighty Wurlitzer Radio Hour; students and faculty members from the
Aurora School of Music and saxophonist Elizabeth Mis.

WCLV air personalities Nancy Sinning, Jacqueline Gerber, John Simna and Robert Conrad  
broadcast regular reports on the drive throughout the day. 

Here are some photos:

	Lisa Mayles, (r) PR Director of LifeShare and the sparkplug behind the annual Thanks-4-Giving Blood Drive at Lorain Country Community College. Here she talks with WCLV President Robert Conrad.
	WCLV's Jacqueline Gerber (r) talks with Mary Ann Hanson (l) of Hanson Services, co-sponsor of the Thanks-4-Giving Blood Drive.
	Young cellist Kennan Rolsen from the Aurora School of Music entertains the blood donors during WCLV's Thanks-4-Giving blood drive on behalf of LifeShare.
	Dave Shivley talks with WCLV's Robert Conrad about giving platlets instead of whole blood. Shivley has donated some 480 times.
	The Quartet Danger from Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory performed for the donors as well as the WCLV listeners.
	Saxophonist Elizabeth Mis was another area musician who performed for the donors at the Thanks-4-Giving blood drive.
	Blood donor meets recipient at LifeShare's Thanks-4-Giving blood drive.
	Another regular at the Thanks-4-Giving blood drive is Larry Kass, host of the Mighty Wurlitzer Radio Hour, heard four times a year on WCLV.