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ter during tne past _ “Expansion to meet increasing needs was the goal of Red Cross this ending year, and 1 am happy to commend the dedicated chairmen and over 300 volunteers who gave an inestimable amount o time to their community' in tne name of the Red Cross, helping people to help themselves and help’"^rmiship
ha, L,ceased
to 3 300 but it should be more, considering Fauquier and Rappahannock. as it does. e;ncreased true of volunteers, an increased number, but at least 30 more are needed. , Mr G. Keed Salisbury has worked unceasingly toward «£the
Chapter’s blood quota. Blood has been loaned consistently to our Chapter over a period of vears by the NationaliHeadquar ters and not repaid. They cannot continue to ask others to make up our deficit and we will be cut from supplying blood if we fail to meet our needs. Mr. Salisbury has doubled the amount received from donors last year; to date, 651 pints have been received, one m o r e Bloodmobile visit ought W bring the total to over 700, about 60%
of our quota. - • “Mr. John F. Bowman, tjhe Chairman of the Fund Campaign, reported an increase in vice chairmen and field workers in the various districts, and credited the field
58.9%