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Show March Of ':A:A - : , 7A Sunday Herald SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1963 Utah County, Utah , Dimes Plans Go Forward i Phil M. Smith, Utah County Match of Dimes campaign director, Saturday announced the appointment of 24 chairmen to campaign leadership positions. The fund drive will be conducted throughout the county during the month of January. Named by Mr. Smith were: Mrs. Dell Ashworth, county Mother's March chairman; Gordon Ursenbach, county special events chairman; Niels Rasmussen, telerama pickup chairman; Monte Wheeler and Mrs. Dale price, Lehi campaign chairman and Mother's March chairman respectively; Marvin C. Cartwright and Mrs. Ted Barratt, American Fork; Kenneth Harris and Mrs. Dee Olpin, Pleasant Grove; Lloyd Christensen, David Stone, and Mrs. Emerson Hardy, Orem; Mrs. Vern Green, Provo; Mrs. Norman Clyde, Springville; Jack Leifson and Mrs. David Bowen, Spanish Fork; Don Muhlstein and Mrs. Albert Ash-bPayson; Mrs. Hilda Orton, Lindon; Mrs. Cleon Nielson, Benjamin; Mrs. Verla Beck, Goshen; Mrs. Carl Lee, Salem and Mrs. Kenneth Coombs, Santaquin. Many' of the civic clubs and organizations are asuming the responsibility for placing the collection canisters and posters in their respective communities in this year's March of Dimes drive. These include: Lion's Club, Lehi; Lion's Club, American Fork; Kiwanis Club, 0 Club, Springville; Orem; JC's, Spanish Fork and the Provo City Firemen who are doing this service on their own time. Mr. Smith said that the new appointees would direct the efforts of hundreds of volunteers who will seek support in their home communities for the March of Dimes fight against two of the nation's greatest birth defects and cripplers arthritis. "The March of Dimes is doing more than any other private organization has ever done to fight these two crippling diseases. "That's the reason myself and these "good citizens volunteered to work for the 1964 March of Dimes campaign in Utah County and that's the reason we believe it deserves the support of all our citizens," v ' ' - f Jt JK ffl. K J.iK 4 :: - " Jl'1 it V ' f ; " ::aiaX I "anwwat. r rlf PLAN MARCH OF DIMES CAMPAIG N Getting together to make plans for the January March of Dimes campaign are three chairmen who are part of the fund drive staff. They are, from lef t, Mrs. Dell Ashworth, county Mother's March chairman ; Neils Rasmussen, co mmander of the county Jeep Patrol and Telerama pickup chairman and Phil M. Smith, campaign director. !ri'fiii "r 2 i said Mr. Smith. "Anyone who doesn't believe these health problems are important should look at the figures," declared Mr. Smith. More than 250,000 of our babies are born each year with significant birth defects, many causing permanent disability. It is estimated that 210 babies will be born defective in Utah County this year. The March of Dimes is fighting birth defects, the biggest child health problem in America today. Some form of arthritis or disabling rheumatic disease affects more than 11 million Americans, many thousands of them being children who suffer from particularly severe con- ditions." have located two such treatment centers: A center for the treatment of birth defects is located at the Primary Children's Hospital in Salt Lake City, and a similar center for the treatment of arthritis is located at the University of Utah Medical Center in Salt Lake City. 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