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RGANIZED under the Congress of the United States, the work of the Red Cross is performed
y by over two million volunteers and a small staff serving across the nation and overseas. Under
v ' 'Jit1 federal laws and regulations, Red Cross provides emergency relief for disaster victims and needed assist-
. I veterans, and their families, and carries on many other activities that help the community ... according
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Whatever help your chapter gives - most ot it is the
VV , work of volunteers who are interested in doing every-
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HERE ARE THINGS A VOLUNTEER DOES:
Drive a car
Teach a course
Aid the ill and needy
Sew, mend, repair
Help people with their problems
Cook and bake
Work with young people
Inspire others to give
Give talks, write, type Work at Veterans Hospital
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AUGUST 7th NATIONAL DISASTER RELIEF REPORT
CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED $16,352.90
NATIONAL RED CROSS FUNDS 5,407.88
, $21,760.78
TOTAL DISASTER EXPENDITURES $21,760.78
DETAILED EXPENDITURES
EMERGENCY MASS CARE
FOOD, CLOTHING AND MAINTENANCE
BUILDING b REPAIRS
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS .
MEDICAL & NURSING
OCCUPATIONAL SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENT
COMMUNICATIONS. TRANSPORTATION ETC. .
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$ 1 -M 1.35
11-13.61
. 9S6.5-4
S63.TS
6799.21
G2o5.02
1261 S7
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IT MAY BE NECESSARY FOR THE NATIONAL RED CROSS TO PRO
VIDE $20,000.00 to $30,000.00 ADDITIONAL ASSISTANCE IF PEND
ING DAMAGE SUITS DO NOT RESULT IN FAVORABLE VERDICTS.
DOUGLAS COUNTY CHAPTER STATEMENT
Statement of Income and Expense for the Fiscal Year ended June 30, 1959
INCOME:
Fund Campaign ...
United Fund . -
Home Service refunds
Sale of supplies .
Inriinr Rprl Crnss
Advances and transmittals 140 00 5 14,023.42
EXPENSES:
Home Service
Financial Assistance S 1,246 40 S
Salancs and Expenses 1,644 46
Blood Program
Junior Red Cross . -
Service Groups
First Aid and Water Safety
Fund Raising and Public Information ..
General Management and salaries
Telephone, Western Union and TVVX
National Campaign Fund
Rent
Utilities and Maintenance . ..
Miscellaneous and other exoenses .. .
Olfice Supplies and postage 40109 $ 15 S34 76
Excess of t xpenses cner Income for the
Fis.al Year Ended Juno 30, 1959 (S 1,53! 34)
Gift from Pacific Area to pay current expenses
due to deficit. -780 00
Remainder of gift to pay current expenses 5 248 66
Respectfully Submitted,
ROBERT D TRUED
Roseburg, Oregon
6,240.69
6,412.20
623.98
259.99
346.56
140 00
2.S90 86
1 815 00
266 75
164 92
186 43
136.79
1,505.04
880 65
6 093 63
712 50
268.13
232 97
401 09
Board of Directors
Chairman Judge Charles Woodrich
Vice-Chairman Mrs. Philip E. Johnson
Treasurer Mr. Ivan Pickens
Secretary Mr. Ralph Church
Mrs. John Doering
Mrs. Burton T. Randall
Mrs. Arthur Clark
Mrs. J. Milton Clay
Mrs. J. Spahr Sullivan
Mrs. George Possee
Mrs. Ralph Herman
Mrs. Harrre Booth
Mrs. Al H. May
Mr. Robert Hansen
Mr. William Carstem
Mrs. Louis Redmond
Dr. J. E. Campbell
Mr. William Brinkley
Mrs. Leonard Riley
Gen. Curtis Beecher
Mrs. J. Harley Smith
Mrs. Russell Rummell
Mrs. Roy Young
Mrs. Robert Franks
Mrs. Edwin Barnes
Mrs. Robert O'Neil
Mrs, Curtis Beecher
Mr. Vernon Murdoch Jr.
Mr. Fred Lockwood
Mr. Orval Peterson
Mr. Howard Petersen
Mr. Jock Davis
Mrs. Walter Brittell
Mrs. Porter Lainhart
Dr. B. R. Shoemaker
Mrs. Albert Morene
Mrs. Roy Bradley
Mrs. Albert Fray
Mr. Robert Davis
Mrs. Albert G. McBee
Mr. Frank Ashley
Miss Helen Falbe
Mr. Francis Riley
Mr. Gil Commons
Dr. John Doering
Dr. H. C. Church
Mr. Al Flegel
Mrs. Jock Cummins
Mrs. Vince Rogers
Eugene Lincoln, I960 Fund Campaign Chairman
Yovr Red Cross
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