| OCR Text |
Show The Deseret Sampler, Friday, Sept. 29, 1972 4th Annual Soldiers nab three golds at Olympics i At The DEN Biggest Sale Yet! MUNICH ! (ANF) Maj. Lones Wigger and Pfc John Williams top the list of seven e-Army members who were medal winners in the just completed XX Olympiad in Munich. Also in the limelight is Reserve First Lt. John Writer. All three captured gold medals. Major Wigger, from the U.S. Army Marksmanship Training Unit at Ft Benning, Ga., was the gold-medwinner in the free rifle competition. Private Williams, from Ft Myer, Va., captured the gold in archery. Lieutenant Writer, of Clarendon Hills, 111., was first in the three position smallbore rifle match. Activ- al Wool & Wool Blend ONE PRICE Your Choice Takes 6 for Germany SFC Ralph F. Riggen holds a celebratory cake after reenlisting for sis years for duty in Cermanv. SFC has been at Dugwav for 14 months, as DPG Training NCO and Platoon Sergeant for I1HC. The Idaho native is married and has two children, Pamela and Ralph Jr. In Germany, SFC Riggen will serve with the 2nd Battalion, 6th Field Artillery Regiment of the 3rd Armored Division in Celuhausen. With SFC Riggen are 111IC Commanding Officer Capt. James R. McMains and Training Officer Capt. Paul A. Wulff. Gem Society sets meet The first meeting ot the sea- the next meeting will be held on son for the Gem and Mineral So- October 18. Mr. and Mrs. Green were ciety was held in the home of Mr. T. Creen, former president, commended for the excellent dison Wednesday evening. Sept. 20 play they prepared for the and the new officers for the Tooele Club show recently. Pe1971-7- 3 were elected. trified wood and green jasper were displayed to the group, They are as follows: Max Ellis, president; Theron summer field trips were disCreen, vice president and prog- cussed, and fall trips planned. ram chairman; Joy Eastland, sePersonnel with an interest in cretary; Karl Johnson, treasurer; rock hunting, geology, and gem Wanda Ellis, food chairman. setting are invited to attend die All future meetings will be meetings, and to participate in held at the Legion Hall, Fries the various field trips which will Park, at 7:30 p.m. on the third be arranged among the mem ben Wednesday of each month, and of the society. Values fo 100 Al Alterations Slight Charge EASY-CAR- E DOUBLE KNIT SUITS ONE PRICE Your Choice Hawaii hound SSG Alvin Hansen reenlists for five years for a duty assignment in Hawaii. SSG Ilansen is congratulated by 2Lt Richard Allen, 65th MP Platoon commanding officer, and SFC David L. McKinney, post career counselor. VA Q9s Values to 120 spot in the brain that operates to keep average people bom overeating has been found by two memliers of the Brooklyn, N.Y. Veterans Administration hospital staff. Dr. Albert Debons and Dr. Isidore Krimskyjn A and As The DTC Deseret Sampler ft to the Bait fc-- the Test Ceater, Ft. mi Dagway. Utah, by the Tranript flatta 1 Caaajr, Taraht Utah, (pahMun ft the Tooele ef pemaael Tnaacrigt An increase from $12,500 to $17,500 in Veterans Administra- tion grants to eligible veterans for the purchase of "wheelchair homes, effective July 10, 1972, was the second hike in three years.. , Eligible veterans bought $130 Ten percent cost of living in- million worth of Cl life insur. creases were granted effective ance during the first three weeks August 1, 1972 to 2.2 million of a new program which allows veterans drawing compensation annual insurance dividends to be for service connected disabilities, used to buy additional paid up the Veterans Administration re- coverage, the Veterans Administration reported recently. ported recently. Amy legulatleM, It la aet ra aflcfal Anay ef laMMl) eat le be eoaridarad Am of of the Amy or Its agracfai. AAmtlwH la Ala Aa do aet caaatHots ra eademmat ef pradacti by Dept ef Defauae or aay agney thaw at IWeiyAlag sfwrtlwd la thia pahMcatira meat he Me tm pareheae, an eg petieaagi srltheat raped 'te origia ef r patera. A.eeefhmd viabttw o cafectlea el advert wfB eradt MB MHvSe ef egad eppertaafty by aa , ! IraVraUH uml It hb la Far hadam aad advertise mttm cal Aa Ti at (Ml) 8W OOH Nows awttor far pah-hSaat to the Mile laCnwttfaa Ones, Dagway Ftodag Craaad. Utah MU, tdaphaae MU1UL ' ra UJb Amy e Narva Foatrae (ANF Mataridh Dugway births Andre Guenter August 5 WALDHOUSE, 8 pounds 44 2:02 a.m. ounces. Time Parents Guenter and Brigitte Waldhouse. Rachelle Rae August 6 NELSON, 6 pounds lilt ounces. Time 12:38 p.m. Parents - Rod- ney and Jeannie Nelson. August 10 - Rebecca Susan MILLS, 6 pounds 7tt ounces. Time 12:58 a.m. Parents - Kenneth and Betty Mills. August 15 - Samuel Raymond GREGORY, 7 pounds 8 and 44 ounces. Time - 6:58 a.m. Parents - Robert and Barbara Gregory. August 17 - Benjamin Clyde GOWERS, 7 pounds 14 ounces. Time - 12:58 p.m. Parents -Clyde and Gwenna Gowers. August 21 - Michelle Ann LEWIS, 6 pounds 1214 ounces. Time - 9:30 a.m. Parents - William and Beverly Lewis. September 1 - Lisa Anne 5V4 7 pounds ounces. Time - 2:15 a.m. Parents - Dennis and Deborah Lamoreaux. ' September 1 - Lena Nicole FARRER, 9 pounds 11 and 44 Time - 10:24 pm. ounces. Parents - Daniel and Shirley Far-re- r. Over 300 Pr. 2 Full Racks Values to $35 -- ALL ONE PRICE! ! The early guys get the best choice in a big variety of solids and patterns. Flares or straight legs o All slacks ore from a famous name maker, o Waist siies to fit everyone from 28 to 42. i Your Choice 13 - Michelle September Marie KEEN, 6 pounds 1244 ounces. Time - 5:07 a.m. Parents Howard and Violet Keen. 17 - Shannen September Marie Heyer, 7 pounds 3 ounces, time - 6:48 a.m. Parents Thomas and Susan Heyer. Sorry No Lay-awa- ys at These Prices -- SS 04 OCT'72 Form 204 Solar Winds A "solar wind of hydrogen ateadily blow through apace toward tire earth and other plan-et- a. The wind that reaches tho earths atmosphere today left the sun about ten dayi ago, National Geographic says. now, Ul. 14074 |
