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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1954)
Thursday. February 11, 195f THE CAPITAL" JOURNAL, Salem, Orejron Page 9 Here's What Happens When . You Join American Red Cross (From Ladies What happens when you join the Red Cross? A volunteer solici tor takes your money and gives you a card. You have "done your duty" for the year. It is a simple procedure, hardly exciting. You don't feel heroic or noble. You do not sec the light of relief in the eyes of a single disaster vic tim; you do not feel the steady ing pulse of a wounded soldier when life-giving blood plasma flows into his bodV; you do not hear the words which so' many have spoken in time of disaster: "What would we ever do WITH OUT the Red Cross? Because we cannot do without the Red Cross, because life is such that at any time the Red Cross may be called upon for dis aster aid, because what the Red Cross docs must be done immedi atelynot later when the plight 01 uisasier victims makes eve one want to help because there Is no better way to do it, some thing DOES happen when you make your contribution and ioin the Red Cross. Just as surely as if you had extended a helping hand your self you are answering calls for help from your neighbors, near and far. When you join the Red Cross you identify yourself with each individual act of mercy this Srcat organization performs any where in the world. You arc there- Home Journal) When the shattered lives and homes of disaster victims are re built. When blood saves a life. When emergency help is given to servicemen, veterans or their families. When a drowning child is rescued and revived. When the warm sympathy of a chapter volunteer brightens a hospital patient's lonely hours. When a forlorn foreign young ster joyfully hugs a Junior Red Cross gift box to his chest. Your time, your energy, your money makes Red Cross service possible. You are the Red Cross. In your hands is the measure of what it can do in the year ahead for the stricken and troubled, who call for the help they must have. Answer their call join and serve them throuch vnnr r.h I I Picnic Tables for Park at Sodaville LEBANON Two picnic tables were installed at the Sodaville Springs state park last week by the park commission. . The tables are the stationary type used in other parks and forest camps. One is'on the hill side cast of and above the spring hall which is a popular spot for picnickers. The state workers also applied Young Polk GOP To Organize Polk county members of the Marion-Polk chapter of the Young Republican Federation have decided to organize a Polk county chapter, it was decided at a meeting of the Young Re publicans Tuesday night at the Senator Hotel. It was agreed that members of the joint group who reside in West Salem could remain with the Marion county group if they so desired. An organization meeting of the Polk county Young Republicans will be held in Dallas on Feb ruary 15. The meeting Tuesday night was featured by a panel discus sion of present day farm prob lems. Participating in the dis cussion was Dr. Gerald Korzan, professor of agriculture and eco nomics at Oregon State College; Homer Goulet, Marion county farmer and Ted Tibbutt, Salem, seed broker. George Jones, of Salem, state president of the Young Repub lican Federation made a report of conferences- held with Young Republican officials in Washing ton, D. C, recently. He also re ported widespread interest on the part of club members throughout the state. Jones was recently selected as chairman of a propos ed financial drive to be made by the Marion County Republican committee in the near future. A nominating committee to se lect candidates for office at an election to be held in March was named. a fresh coat of paint to the ce ment walls of the lower floor of the hall. Mt. Angel Business Group Shows Growth MT. ANGEL The Mount An-' gel Business Men's Club has a membership of 74 businessmen signed up to date, Joseph Wag ner, membership chairman, an nounced at the February business dinner meeting Monday evening at the Mount Angel Hotel. J. T. Bauman, legislative chair man, gave a report on legislative matters, taxes, the true value method of assessment, and the Brickcr amendment, with mem bers entering into an education al discussion regarding the Brick cr amendment. The winter sports program at the St. Mary's school gymnasium is being handled by Walter Stickcl, 8th grade teacher at the school,, William Bean, sports chairman, reported. Ira Herriford, Business Men's Club president, appointed Tom Bockelman chairman of the Heart Drive. 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