Campaign Supplies Made Ready Sorting supplies and equipment for distribution to workers in various divisions of the American Red Cross drive which opens March 6, are, left to right, Florence Siddoway, May Garner, Inez Seppich, Gladys Rim, Hazel Fleming and Vira Bybee. Red Cross Campaign Workers Gather for First Meeting Division workers of the forth- coming Weber county American Red Cross fund drive, gathered at the chapter home, 1961 Washington, Tuesday evening for their first meeting. Featured speaker was Edwin H. Carroll, San Francisco, assistant manager of the Pacific area. He: told workers of the work being done in Utah and particularly praised work done by officials and volunteer workers of the local chapter in past drives. Gene Robinson, chairman of this year's drive, which opens March 6, was in charge of the meeting. He announced that headquarters for the drive would be opened in the Ben Lomond hotel, Feb. 27. Meanwhile, volunteer women workers have been preparing sup¬plies and equipment which will be distributed to the division work¬ers in the near future. Some mate-rial was distributed to workers Tuesday night. Heading the workers making pre- liminary preparations is Mrs. Hazel Fleming. They serve you! AMERICA’S RED CROSS! . . . “A strong Red Cross means a stronger America,” says general Marshall, president of this great organization. Let’s give generously again this year and meet Weber county’s quota of $44,865. Around 500 volunteer workers wills tart the 1950 drive, Monday, March 6. Let each of us do our part! Red Cross tells a dramatic story! . . . A story of relief in disasters. . . a story of accident prevention. . . a thrilling account of tens of thousands of volunteers brining aid in hundreds of different ways. Aid to veterans. . . to the wounded tossing on barren hospital cots. . . to the physically handicapped. . . aid in life-saving and many other emergencies.