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Show Sun Chronicle, March 6, 980, Page 1 1 Sun Times, March 5, 1 980, Page 1 6 6 Hatch named best health legislator WASHINGTON, D.C.-U- tah Sen. Orrin Hatch has named Health been Legislator of the Year by the National Association for Hospital Development, an representing organization 1,100 member hospitals. Hatch, in line to become the top Republican on the Senate Human Resources Committee in 1981, was recognized for his successful amendments to protect and Welfare). The original version of the Hospital Cost Containment Bill would have reduced the contributions to charitable health-car- e organizations. We changed that. Whether the bill will pass Congress is conjecture personally, I dont think it will, Hatch said. The NAHD represents five St. Utah hospitals: Benedicts Hospital Foun- and dation McKay-De- e and LDS Hospital, Holy Cross Hospital and Primary Childrens Medical Center in Salt Lake City. Previous honorees include Sen. Russell Long and Rep. Tim Lee Carter ( (D-La- .) Hospital Center in Ogden, charitable contributions from the tight revenue ceilings proposed in the Hospital Cost Containment Bill, still before the Senate. Hatch accepted the honor in a ceremony here February 21. for the month of February included the following. Bottom row, (I. to r.), Danny Taylor, Ricky Deardon, Jason Cherry, Nichol Gallegos, Lisa Lucas and Travis Thorne. Middle row, Randy Kaminska, Jenny Pantone, Michelle Godfrey, Cyndi Sampson, Ronald DeGroot and Richard Grizzel. Top row, Brandon Hansen, Heidi Smith, Amy Budrow, Adam Hartley, Bobbi Stevens and Jon Nicholas. Absent when picture was taken were Monica Tolman and Leslee Hunter. RIVER DALE SUPER IMPROVERS Labels and boxtops can be converted into cash BY DONNA CAUBARREAUX SAVING TRASH CAN SAVE YOU MONEY! It sounds strange but true that saving your trash can save you money. The can labels, boxtops and proof of purchase seals that you have been tossing into the trash can be converted into g coupons money, ard free merchandise. One of the hardest things to learn about refunding is learning what to save. This is a real tough problem, as a will not manufacturer always ask for the same proof of purchase, but will ask for a boxtop, the ounce statement, a boxbottom, or whatever else he can think of to outwit the perpetual saver of trash. cash-savin- One of the easiest items to save are your cash register tapes, as most companies are asking for these in addition to the proof of purchase that you need to send in to the company. On cereal packages it is wise to save both the boxtop and the boxbottom with the Universal Product Code plus any proof of purchase seals found on the side of the package. Can labels are another easy item to save, just take a knife and slit the paper from top to bottom and file the label in a handy place. If you take off the labels before stocking your kitchen cabinets, be sure to mark the cans, as it is amazing how often we forget what is in the can without the label! On thin plastic packaging, such as paper items, save the whole thing, as companies will ask for different parts of the packaging. Save all backing cards and boxes, which you should flatten to save space. These are most of the items that you should save, but ideally if you can save everything; do it! For a sample refund bulletin that lists several hundred refud offers, send $1 to Shoppers Bonus, P.O. Box 109-D- Marksville, LA For a free listing of over forty refund bulletins, send a long self addressed stamped envelope to the same address. Here are some offers to try. Nabisco $1 Refund Fig Newton Cakes, P.O. Box NB409, El Paso, TX. 79977. For $1 in cash, send three purchase confirmation seals 71351. Fig Newtons Cakes, either carton or cellophane pack. Offer expires July 31, 1980. Limit one coupon per family. Neutrogena Corp., P.O. Box 95082C, Los Angeles, CA 90045. $1 cash refund, Send from stamped envelope with carton end flaps and cash register tape from purchase of Rainbath by Neutrogena. Offer expires August 31, 1980. Free Baseball Offer, P.O. Box 9221, St. Paul, MN 55192. Free baseball, little league approved, send four boxtops from Kelloggs Corn Flakes. This is a very nice item. Offer expires April 30, 1980. Durkee Famous Foods, 900 Union Commerce Bldg., Dept. HG, Cleveland, OH 44115. One free coupon, send empty package of Durkee Homestyle Gravy. Offer expires June 30, 1980. Cadet Gardinar named to commandant's list iBlIiMQ Call Allen for all your insurance needs. (FREE QUOTES) 2024 No. 400 W. Sunset, Utah 84015 825-379- 2 Cadet Michael C. son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Gardiner of 1642 West 2700th South, Syracuse, has been named to the list for commandants Gar-dina- outstanding military r, per- formance at the U.S. Air Force Academy, in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The selection was based a combination of upon factors, including peer rating, a military studies course, a physical fitness test and military performance within the Cadets squadron. Cadet Gardiner, a member of the class of 1980, will wear a silver wreath insignia in of this recognition achievement. Upon graduation from the cadets are academy, commissioned second lieutenants and awarded a bachelor of science degree. The cadet is a 1975 graduate of Clearfield High School. "This award is an important one for me, and for the work invested in my legislative efforts to protect philanthropic giving to hospitals across the counHatch said. It is try, important that we recognize the value of voluntarism in medicine, and that the federal government is not the fountain from which comes all research support. Where would Utahs own LDS Hospital or Holy Cross Hospital be without private support? The same support funds critical research. When Jonas Salk discovered the polio vaccine, he wasnt working under a federal grant. The March of Dimes and others footed the bill, not NIH (National Institutes of Health) or HEW (Department of Health, Education receives the award for Health Legislator of the Year from president of the National Association for Hospital Development, at a ceremony in Washington, D.C. SEN. ORRIN HATCH Erickson, Marilyn A FECU announces new Branch Managers Federal Employees Credit Union announces the promotion of two new Branch Managers. Mr. John Lund was selected as Branch Manager of the Credit Unions Roy Office, and Mrs. Bonnie Schoenfeld as Branch Manager in Layton and finally Karen Skraznas Branch Manager in Bountiful. Mr. Lund has worked with the Credit Union for the past five years. During this time, he has worked in a number of capacities which include Officer and Assistant Branch Manager., He is a recent honor Loan Liaison student and graduate of Weber State College where he earned a B.S. Degree in Business Management. this time, she has worked in a number of capacities; some of which include Loan Administrator and Supervisor of our Records Department. She also attended Weber State College where she received an Associates Degree. Federal Employees Credit Union services over 90,000 members with 11 branch offices and more than $142,000,000 in assets. The Roy Office is located at 5662 South 2050, Roy, Utah. The Bountiful Office is located at 105 South 500 West, Bountiful, Utah. The Layton office is located at 172 Fort Lane, Layton, Utah. Airman apprentice completes 1 2-we- Jacobs course ek safety. School. Operator course During the at the Naval Air Technical Training Center, Millington, he sensor equipment. additionally studied electronic imagery interpretation, flight-creprocedures and aircraft He A 1977 graduate of Roy High School, he joined the Navy in July 1979. Acmsr me odds Poor, black and uneducated, George V. Smith nevertheless managed to become a millionaire and the owner of the seventh largest black-ownebusiness in d DENTURE WEARERS A major advancement CUSHION GRIP DENTURE ADHESIVE America, Texas. Now, the largest in he hopes to help others do likewise. Smith The heads three companies: Smith Pipe Testing Service Co., Continental Inspection Co. and Smith Pipe and Supply Co. The pipe they deal in is used mainly by the oil industry. In 1978 the companies grossed an impressive $24 million. Smith has some d Layton o Kaysville o Clearfield Evans. Robert Stack reviews his past 25 years in Hollywood, the roles he played, the stars he came to know and what it is like to be a part of the movie world. listing of new books received by the library this past week, Saturday, March 8th Playful Puppies will be the theme of movies for children Saturday, March 8, at the Southwest Branch Library in Roy. Beginning at 2 p.m. the following movies will be shown: Pokey Little Puppy, Plutos Playful Pranks, and Goofys Golden Gags. Children of all ages are invited to the movies. Tuesday, March 11th I Can Do It! will be the theme of activities for Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. and 2 at the Southwest Branch Library in Roy. The following stories about what little hands can do will be told: My Button Book, My Tie It Book, My Telephone Book, and Jeremy Isn't Hungry. Preschoolers will try their luck at whistling after watching the movie, A Whistle For Willie. 11, Books recently received at Branch Southwest Library in Roy include the following titles: the CONTROL TOWER by Robert Davis. The recent news stories about the large number blamed of on near-misse- air-contr- equipment at some of our major airports should give added interest to this exciting story about a crash between a Concorde and a privately owned plan at Miami International. Smith points out that about half the Fortune 500 industrial companies have similar programs, and other black entrepreneurs can find hem avenues to success. One hundred million dol-ar- s is what Smith hoppshis wn three companies will gross by 1985, but his ambition is to reap more than mere profits. My prime motivator is giving people opportunity, he says. About 70 percent of his employees are black. We need to quit talking about others hiring blacks and hire ourselves, he suggests. Smith employs high school dropouts and gives them incentives to better ONE NIGHT STANDS WITH AMERICAN HISTORY by Richard Shenkman and Kurt E. Reiger. One hundred and five eminent seventy historians SHOOTING by Robert Stack and Mark (THE) FOUR WINDS OF HEAVEN by Monique High. The DeGunzburgs are the foremost Jewish family in the Russia of the Romanovs, but they become scattered across the continent as war tears the family apart. They later share in the joy of reunion and the tragedy of loss. (THE) HARRISON AFFAIR by Gerald Seymour. Geof- Harrison, British businessman working in frey Italy, is kidnapped for a ransom which his company will pay, but Harrison is stolen from his kidnappers by a terrorist who wants an exchange for an imprisoned terrorist. CREEK MARYS BLOOD by Dee Bown. The author of Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee presents an American saga covering the period from the Revolution to 1914. include Its characters Tecumseh, Andrew Jackson, Red Cloud, Crazy Horse, Bull, Teddy Sitting Roosevelt and proud and beautiful Creek Mary. s absolete 100 accounts. One of the major ones is the Sun Company. Smith Pipe is a key supplier in Suns Minority Vending Program which helps Sun boost its volume of purchases from minority-ownebusinesses. o Ogden Branch in Roy include two childrens events and a March Warfare ASW STRAIGHT p.m. studied the and principles operating procedures for airborne Tenn., Weber County Library events at the Southwest preschoolers February 26 (FHTNO Navy Aviation Antisubmarine Warfare Operator Airman Apprentice Chris L. Jacobs, son of Shirley Jacobs of 1934 W. 4700 S.. Rov. Utah, was from graduated Aviation Antisubmarine (ASW) QJqTgv Mrs. Schoenfeld began her employment with the Credit Union in June of 1963. Since contributed NO SECOND WIND by A. B. Guthrie Jr. Mr. Guthrie offers another delightful western m or ous suspense-hu novel too good to be shelved where no one but the western readers will find it. 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