The Graham Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 37, Ed. 1 Monday, April 18, 1966 Page: 3 of 8
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How Human Blood
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SHAWNEE SPELLING BEE winners
lost weekend were Kay Willis, left
center, 5th and 6th grade division,
with her teacher, Miss Groce Minter,
left Michenne Wolloce, right center.
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Winners in the Shawnee spel-
ling Bee Contest were Kay Wil-
lis for the fifth and sixth grade
won the 3rd and 4th grade division
She is pictured with her teacher, Mrs
Della Mae Smyth, right — Reporter
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4. CAN I EAT BEFORE GIVING BLOOD?
Yes — just don't load up with fatty foods for a few hours
/ before gtving.
5. AM ITOO, OLD OR TOO YOUNG?
Not if you are between 18 and 60. Minors must have parents’
written consent.
6 SHOULD I CHECK WITH MY DOCTOR FIRST’
If you wish This program is directed by a doctor, and there
is a doctor present when you give blood Each person is
checked for temperature, pulse, hemoglobin, and medical
history.
7. DO THEY NEED TO KEEP A RECORD OF MY DONATION?
Yes and you get a billfold size card showing your blood
type and date of donation.
8. HOW OFTEN CAN A PERSON GIVE BLOOD’
Every 8 weeks, but not over 5 times a year. •
8. WHAT HAPPENS TO MY PINT OF BLOOD?
Donor a blood must "match” that of patient — or blood cells
_ will "dump”. Lab technicians determine type under micro-
scope. Its group and type are identified and labeled and
then Ute stored until needed Fresh blood will keep up to
3 Weeks if refrigerated — except in open heart surgery,
when blood must be obtained and used within 24-48 hours
Blood is delivered to hospitals which cross-match type with
that of patient before use
10. SUPPOSE THE BLOOD IS NOT NEEDED WITHIN THE
' : 3 WEEKS? • “
Any unused blood is returned and the plasma removed for
the blood derivatives. 55%.ofa pint is plasma which con-
tains proteips, minerals, sugar, vitamins, hormones and
enzymes Derivatives of the plasms are serum albumin,
gamma globulin, fibrinogen, vaccinia immune globulin and
fresh frozen plasma — all used for special things.
2% of a pint is white dells platelets for blood clotting
43% of a pint are red cells which carry oxygen to al parts of
body — used to treat anemia and other conditions.
BLOOD IS MEDICINE — NONE IS WASTED
Red Cross Red River Regional Blood Program, Graham, Texas
This Information Presented by Neil Senkel, Blood Program
Coordinator
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"A few people are trying
to tell the nation that the con-
sumer needs protection from
business. They would substi-
tute complete goverment reg-
ulation for business integrity
in the marketplace. If they
succeed, they will destroy com-
petition. If they succeed, this
will assure consumers grocery
store shelves where all prod-
ucts are the same size and
shape, with the same stand-
ardized contents and the same
labels. If they succeed, they
will virtually deny consumers
any right of choice."
Theodore K. Gamble.
President
Pet Milk Company
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ck, Arkapsas.
Kogers is a graduate of
in High School and of Tex-
M College His major was
Iture. He is engaged in
ng, near Graford. Mrs.
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There are hundreds of thousands of us with
. you every step of the way back
volunteers in the fight against cancer.
Sqmqof us help patients.
_ Some of us help-their families
Some of us’mform other people about cancer with
facts that can help save fives.
Many of us have had cancer so we know what it's about.
All of us are there to help.
You are not alone ever
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HEALTH AND
SAFETY TIPS
From The AMA
FINNELL
For
State Representative
District 86
Young, Archer, Clay, Jock. Montogue,
And Throckmorton Counties.
(Paid Pol Adv By Charles Finnell)
“To interfere with this free
enterprise system which re-
wards initiative with profit, is
to dry up the very sources
which have givn us such a
high standard of living Our
government does not create
wealth. To give us the high-
ways, schools, libraries and
other public institutions,’.'it
must rely on the taxes which
we pay to it-taxes which are
made possible.by human effort
in a free economy, and must
come from profits. Only profits
can create jobs."
John D. Harper, '
President
Aluminum Company
of America
ears
April 17 at the 10:50
ervice.
Kogers have two other
mi Greg and Gay. All
m are in First Metho-
Sunday school. The Rog-
cently moved to 807 Moht-
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Scout
ference
eduled
. Earl W. Aidrup, Jack-
ie, Alabama, will conduct
erene eon Thursday, April
the board of directors
om mating committee
en of the Heart of Tex-
Irl Scout council, Mrs.
e Langford, council pres-
announced today.
conference will be held
5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Wren Hoorn of Tarleton
College Dining Hall in
anville.
rd and nominating com-
• member attending the
rence from Graham is
Virginia Krause.
NOTICE OF HEARING
' A public hearing, on the Bud-
get for the fiscal year end-
ing March 31, 1967, will be held
by and before the Board of
Aldermen of the City of Gra-
ham, Texas at 9 00 a.m., Thurs-
day, April 11, 1966 at the Coun-
cil Chamber in the City Hall.
Interested persons are In-
vited to attend this meeting.
City of Graham
division. Michenne Wallace re-
ceived first for the third and
fourth grade division. Runner-
up in the fifth and. sixth div-
ision was Norma Rush and third
and fourth division was Norman
Stovall III.
. The contest continued two
weeks with third and fourth
grade spelling from the third,
fourth and fifth grade spellers, -
and the fifth and sixth grade
using words from the fifth, six-
th and Junior High spellers.
Many words were spelled with
students using approximately
300 words for each morning
session.
Third and fourth grade con-
testants were: Larry Freeze,
Marie Denny, Mrs. Meeks; Nan-
cy Flint, Michenne Wallace,
Mrs. Smyth, Lanny Bass, Mit-
chell Dozier, Mrs. Garvey;
Norman Stovall III, Marci Ar-
nold, Mrs. Teague, Barry Orr,
Kenny Dalton, Mrs. Shambur-
ger.
-Eifth and sixth grade con-
testants; Susan Dixon, Norma,. ,„
.Rush, Mrs. Norris, CaraSaw-i
yer, Kathy Gambrell, , Mrs.
Meacham; Janna McMurray,
David Berry, Mrs. All and, Dar-
cie Price, Kay Willis, Miss
Minter; Anny Kelley and Deb-
bie Higgs, Mrs. Shamburger.
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wiysHoUnDI GIVE NOW—NONEOF MY FAMILY HAS
EVER NEEDED A BLOOD TRANSFUSION?
They are lucky! Others are not so lucky. Help others now
they will help you if you need it later
3. WILL I HAVE TO PAY FOR BLOOD IF I NEED IT’
Not a penny is ever charged for the blood itself collected
in the Red Cross program But — the hospital’s share for
part of the Red Cross cost for collecting blood and for lab-
oratory work may be included if we were not in this pro-
grant you would have to pay $35 00 or more per pint plus
your laboratory charges.
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To these, we add
and dedication.
NOTICE
Goree Monument Co.
Announces they buy Direct from the Monufacturer, •
Headache is one of the most
common complaints of 20th cen-
/ tury man.
Headache is not a disease by
itself but rather a symptom of
a disease or a functional dis-
turbance, says Today's Health
Guide, the American Medical
Association’s manual of health
information for the American
family.
Thanks to recent research,
the diagnosis of a headache has
become more exact and its
treatment more certain than
ever behre.
- Tension headaches and head-
aches of emotional origin are
extremely common. They occur
in normal persons as well as
those afflicted by emotional
problems. In many instances,
the emotional difficulty is un-
known. The chronic wear-and-
tear of everyday living is enough
to tax a person and produce
his headache.
Headache victims with emo-
tional problems are best treat-
ed in the doctor's office. One
of his main tasks is to under-
stand the origin and develop-
ment of the complaint in re-
lation to the patient’s work,
social position and family at-
tachments. Patients who can be
given insight into their own re-
actions to dally living can be
shown how to reduce or avoid
tensions.
In contrast to headaches of
emotional origin, a beadache
can warn that something is
fundamentally wrong with the
brain. No chronic headache
should be dismissal Without
investigating the polbility of
its having a serious cause.
Headaches due to eyestrain
gaii be corrected by proper
glasses. Each ch of migraine
headache has to be studied by
a physician to determine its
underlying cause.
Diseases of the nerves lead-
ing to the head and face, as
well as infections of the ear,
nose, throat and sinuses, can
also cause headaches. In ad-
dition, some headaches are
caused by such diseases as
influenza, pneumonia and mea-
Ales. -
Prolonged self-treatment of
headache with pills or powders
available in every drug store
is unwise. The pill may mask
symptoms of a more serious
disease.
us. A Safe Deposit
Box in our modern
vault costs only pen-
nies a day . . . and
assures full protec-
tion from fire, theft
- or loss.
New and Modern Monuments In Marble and Granite
At Reasonable Prices Ask about our monthly install- A
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The Graham Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 37, Ed. 1 Monday, April 18, 1966, newspaper, April 18, 1966; Graham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1506089/m1/3/: accessed May 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Library of Graham.