ies are great gifts for men and women in military service, students stu-dents away at school, nursing homes, hospitals, orphanages and the Golden Age groups. Annual Cookie Sale Begun by Girl Scouts The first buyer of Girl Scout cookies in the state of Utah this year will be Governor Calvin Rampton. When the week-long sale starts at 9 a.m. March 11, two green-clad girls will be taking tak-ing orders from one of the area's best Girl Scout cookie customers Governor Rampton who alsohappens to be registered register-ed member of the Utah Girl Scout Council. The cookie drive in Park City will be. headed by Susie Williams Wil-liams and Mary LouToly, leaders lead-ers of the two groups here. The Girl Scouts in the executive ex-ecutive chambers, like others in Utah and eastern Nevada who will be takingorders for cookies from March 11-18 are top salesladies sales-ladies as evidenced by their unblemished un-blemished record of being No. 1 on the list for number of cookies sold per girl throughout the nation wherever Burry Biscuit Co. is the official Girl Scout baker. Maintaining their top billing in the Cookie Caper is vital to Girl Scouts in the Utah Council Coun-cil because the proceeds from the sale are necessary to maintenance main-tenance and improvement of their three established mountain moun-tain camps and equipment, as well as keeping the camp fees at a minimum and providing free camperships for the economically ec-onomically deprived. In addition, ad-dition, this money after Burry is paid is also divided among troops to pay for many of their program activities, as well as being used for additional programs pro-grams expenses for all the Girl Scouts within the Utah Council. One of the few items on today's to-day's market not hit by inflation, the 1972 Girl Scout Cookies will be in five delicious flavors, four the same as last year, and one new Cocoa Fudge, and still only costing $1.00 per box. The cookies will be delivered and the money collected from April 21-29th. Mrs. Sterling E. Larson of Salt Lake City, Council Cookie Chairman, reminded re-minded cookie lovers like Governor Rampton that cook-