The Sidney herald., 1956-11-29
Bloodmoble
Given Splendid
Local Support
Mrs. Afford Bahls
Blood Program Chairman

MI Afford BANS
Blood Program Chairman
The American Red Cross Blood
mobile, under the Community Red
Cross program, held a drawing In
Sidney at the Elks Lodge No. 1882
new home, Nov. 5th from 2 to 6
p. m, at which time II persons
registered with IS pints drawn.
Those registering were Jack Mey-
er, Mrs. Florence Trudell, Mrs.
Eula Tyree, Lloyd Sandholm, Mrs.
Aileen Thiessen, Mrs. Gail Saw
yer, Mrs. c. Berner, Erwin Kuehn,
Albert Noah, Mrs. Rosine Ladd,
Mrs. Clara Haines, Miss Erma
Fink, Orvald Norgaard, Mrs. Olive
Mcmillan, Mrs. Doris Flanagan,
Mrs. Ben Hubley, Mrs. Lawrence
Delaney, Mrs. Irene Peterson, Wal
ter McChesney, Jr., Mrs. Esther
Hundtofte, Theo. Hundtofte, Mrs.
Lilly Anderson, Robert Rehbein,
Mrs. Beatrice Bureau, Mrs. La
Donna Miller, Miss Joyce Miller,
Harold Etzel, Eugene Bureau,
Melvin Miller, Vernon Wilson,
Mrs. Delilah Deckert, Miss Alice
Sjostrom, Mrs. Thelma Schwa-
bauer, Norma Stewart, Kenneth
Gedrose, Mrs. Ellen Lee, Eugene
Eckroth, Roy Parten, Arlo New
ms, George Thomas, Mrs. Ann
Lille, Leroy Staffanson, Leon
Meyer, Mrs. Marijean Carr, Rex
Smelser, Mrs. Kathryn Gardner,
Roy Hansen, Robert Bahls, Mrs.
Lois Koch, Ray Whiting, Mrs.
Gladys Brietling, Frank Maltese,
Bonnie Bauer, Mrs. Carol Ham
mer, Kenneth Johnson, Robert
Stayton, Mrs. Rosalyn Lueck,
Mrs. Belle Kruger, Robert Hall,
Andrew Petersen Jr., William
Smelser, Anna Smelser, Harry
Johnson, Leroy Prichard, Waldo
mar Sorenson, Mrs. Jenny Moore,
Mrs. Anna Christensen, Mrs.
Dorothea Schwenke, Edwin
Wheeler, John Winter, Robert
Verhasselt, Lois Stanford, Mrs.
Helen Meyer, Darol Beecher, VIM.
Buchholz, Ralph Osborn, Homer
Gorder.
Medical coverage was in charge
of DR.. j. S. Pennepacker with
DIR. Hyde, DR.. Carlson, and DR..
Benson cooperating, each giving
an hour or more of their time.
Volunteer registered nurses were
Mrs. Cal Lowe, Mrs. Jay Lalonde,l
Mrs. George Murray. Nurses
aides Mrs. George Schafer and
Mrs. Lucy Fisher.
Staff aides were Mrs. Erwin
Atchison, Mrs. Andy Kappel,
Mrs. Ben Hubley, Mrs. Ed Witt,
Mrs. K. Mcdonald, Mrs. E. Will.
Volunteers working as h~ostesses
and in resting room yer Mrs.
Leon Meyer, Mrs. Geo. Blubaugh,
Mrs. Myrtle Clifford and Mrs.
Harry Henderson.
The American Legion Auxiliary
had charge of the canteen with
Mrs. Betty Hennen and Mrs.
Eliza Chadderdon serving the de-
licious cookies and sandwiches
furnished by the Auxiliary mem
bers. Such service is greatly APP
preciated and it is hoped for fu-
ture drawings other organiZa-
tions will volunteer to take
charge of the Canteen. Several
others have done so in the past.
The Elks Lodge furnished the
coffee and the Farmers Union
Coop store furnished the juice
for this drawing.
For the second time the Noun
tain States Telephone Co. in
stalled a telephone for use IN
calling donors to remind them of
appointments. Mrs. Katie Buck
ley was again "Chief Operator"
This feature is proving effective.
Two other features provided for
this drawing were a nursery for
children while parents donated
blood, supervised by Mrs. Irene
Lalonde and Mrs. Paul Beach,
and a courtesy car furnished and
driven by Mrs. Roy Rounce CALL
ing for and taking home donors.
These new features will be con-
tinued in the future as they aid
ed greatly in filling our quota
by several pints.
Men assisting the custodian
were Chef Johnson, Afford Bahls,
Al Lund, Sam Sifers and Me- Var
lott. Help is always needed TO
unload and reload the unit. If you
cannot give a pint, lend a hand
for this task.
The Sidney Herald and KICK
gave publicity for this drawing,
with dennis the Menace" posters
appearing in windows of places
OF business. New posters were
also used effectively.
Members of the Sidney Wo- I
mans club were behind the
recruiting donors. They
reported lat scheduled, however,
the coming election, plus hunting,
and muddy roads prevented |
swould-be donors" from register {
ing. The quota was 100 pints, I
and it was hoped with the num- '
Der scheduled it would be met. !
The Red Cross Blood program !
a reciprocity program. The
Richland County Red Cross Chap
Ter can request replacement of {
blood by the Great Falls Center l
for blood used by any resident c
If the county in participating q
,osnitals or non-participating
hospitals in most states. At this /
r. D-I.I.U r.