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Show THE SALT LAKE TIMES FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1972 Salt Lake Count Dairy Princess Sandra Phelps Chosen for '72 Heart Association to Installs New Chief Alan F. Toronto, M.D., Associate Medical Director of the University of Utahs Artificial Heart Test and Evaluation Facility, will be installed as president of the Utah Heart Assn, at its annual meeting May 15 at the Memorial House in Memory Grave. In making the announcement Paul Kunz, Ogden lawyer anc ?hairman of the board, stated that Dr. Toronto has served th Heart Association as chairmar of the Research and Scientific Sessions committees and as bcarc member and officer for over six ears. Dr. Hiroshi Kuida, M.D., chief of the Cardiology Division, Uni versity of Utah, will step dowr 3s president of the associatior but will remain as an officer o' Page Nine Senator Harold Hughes of Iowa Campaigns for Wayne Owens the association. Attending the one evening meeting and dinner, will be thr Heart volunteers from through out the state. During the past year, most of the volunteers haw been active in raising contributions for the associations pro ?rams of research, education and community service. Record Hear7 Fund contributions are expected this year. Sandra Lee Phelps, Riverton, was selected to reign as Salt Lake County Dairy Princess recently. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Phelps. At the annual Salt Lake Coun- my affiliation for dairying or ty Dairy Princess Pageant held he dairy industry, but rather recently, Sandra Lee Phelps was nust show a wholesome attitude crowned Dairy Princess for 1972. oward public service. The conMiss Phelps is the daughter of est is not a beauty contest, Mr. and Mrs. Max Phelps of jirls are chosen for their charm, Riverton. Attendants to Sandra )oise and ability to communi-:at- e Lee are Wendy Jardine, Halene with other people. Petersen and Cheri Stevenson. The five lovely young ladle' bounties Finalize will serve for one year and Sandra Lee will compete for the Reapportion Districts title cf State Dairy Princess. The Wasatch County CommisMiss Phelps is a graduate of sion has now reapportioned the Bingham High School and plan? voting districts in that county. to continue her studies at one Counties throughout the State of of the local universities. Utah will have to reapportion The Dairy Princess contests themselves with the result that are held under the direction of ill elected officials mulst come the Utah Dairy Wives organiza- up for election this year. All tion with member units in most board members of the school counties in Utah. Girls who com- districts will also have to be pete for the title need not have re-elect- ed. rz$ liss YsXii Special guest speaker for th evening will be Robert Borough' lirector of education, training and industrial relations at Boeinf Aircraft Co., Seattle, Wash. Mr Boroughs, a Heart Fund volunteer, serves as chairman of the Personnel and Training committee of the American Heart Assn Mr. Kunz said that Mr. Boroughs talk is a participation talk and plans to get his audience involved with him in his presentation ." He will explore the satisfaction and benefits the volunteer can receive from the association with Heart Fund. During the program, special awards and recognition will be given to volunteers who have contributed outstanding service to the Heart cause. 689-mi- Senator Harold Hughes of Iowa was in Utah two days campaigning for Wayne Owens last week, and spoke about Americas great potential for solving domestic and world problems. We have the resources and the brains; all we need is the commitment, he Army Pvt. Baird M. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Hansel said. Sen. Hughes traveled with Mr. Smith, 934 Shire Cliff, Road, reto St. George, Cedar City Owens cently arrived at Fort Lewis, Wash., to begin eight weeks of and Tooele and Salt Lake in bebasic training at the U. S. Army half of Owens, the congressional candidate who recently completInfantry Center. He is a 1965 graduate of East ed a 689 mile trek through Utah to meet voters and learn about maafjfenfyfisBBfo local problems. At the Tooele Democratic committee banquet he said, Its as if the divine creator said hed have one nation on the face of this earth where hed give man everything hes ever prayed for Hughes said. We have the resources and assets to fight every problem that exists in this nation and in this The Assistant Majority Whip of the Senate said that in order to solve the problems that face us all wre need is the willingness to do so The Senator said, however, that When we have a commitment of $25 million to find a cure for cancer as opposed to $1 billion for a single aircraft carier, you begin to see the differences of our commitments and the need for change. The former three term governor cf Iowa also criticized the Nixon administration saying the President has not delivered on his promises. In his campaign four years ago, Nixon told us we should judge an administration by what it docs, not by what it says. He then stated how the President said he had a plan to end the war, and that he pledged to fight inflation and balance the budget. But what does the record show? It shows a continuing war blowing right tonight. It shows the inflationary spiral con w-orl- Cl SHIP N SHORE SKILLET SUPPER Covered skillet, 10-Inc- h 2 tablespoon butter com, thawed 1 package (10 oz.) frozen beans, 1 package (9 oz.) frozen green thawed 1 tablespoon Senator Harold Hughes of Iowa campaigns for Utah Congressional trek in District. delegate Wayne Owens, who completed flour In skillet melt butter; add?!la ri minutes or until tender. St until cheese melts. 6 servings. P cream of 1 can (101 oz.) condensed chicken soup cream cup dairy sour cut in K pound fuliy cooked ham, julienne strips IcupHozOdkwICtoddarebM" B vegetay es Heat to serving (D le tinues at almost five percent. It shows in the last three years a $64 billion deficit, and a project- ed deficit for this year of $40 billion. About the war, Hughes said during the Nixon administration alone we have dropped equivalent of a ton of bombs for every man, woman and child in Vietnam. He said that while Nixon has been withdrawing ground troops, he has increased Naval and Air Force man power by 0 in the last three weeks. 40,-00- Sid Lambourne Challenging for State Treasurer Salt Lake County Treasurer Sid Lambourne is challenging ncumbent State Auditor Sherman J. Preece for the Republican nomination for state treasurer. When' Preece announced his candidacy several days ago, the Building and State Capitol were buzzing with predictions that because of differences between the two men dating back several years Lambourne would also enter the contest. Lambourne is a former state auditor and state treasurer, and has served for 13 years as Salt Lake County treasurer. During his eight years as state City-Coun- ty treasurer and auditor Mr. Lam- bourne instituted many reforms to safeguard and tighten up the handling of funds, according to his announcement. He required state agencies to account for all collections periodically rather than accumulate them as they had in the past; and all distributions had to receive Finance Committee scrutiny and approval. These reforms gave added protection to taxpayers money, he said. |