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Show Thrift Shop aims to aid community What does the Dugway Thrift Shop do besides offer merchandise which personnel of Dugway want to sell or donate? THEYRE involved in quite a few other activities that stem from the function of die Thrift Shop. The Thrift Shop is a function of the Dugway Womens Club, but more importantly it is a community activity. Its objective is to raise funds to provide financial aid to various community activities, such as the money that has already been given to the Dugway Nursery and Youth Activities. A vocational or trade school scholarship of up to $200 will also be given by the end of the school year. The scholarship will be awarded to a Dugway High School senior on the basis of academic excellence, teacher recommendation and student do-- : sire. MAKING UP the Thrift The council consists of one voting member from each of die following organizations: NCO Wives Club, Mrs. John Sipp; Protestant Women of the Chapel, Mrs. Roger Leuth, Ladies of the Sacred Heart, Mrs. William Bilton: Womens Club, Mrs. William and Member at Peterson; Mrs. Large, Grayce Wagstaff. The Thrift Shop is now in Building 5326 (The Dugway Mall) and is open on Mondays from 1:00 to 3:00 and Thursday nights from 7:00 to 9:00. ALL merchandise, including (but not limited to) furniture, tires, jewelry, cameras, clothing, etc., will be it is accepted, providing clean, in good condition, and not on the following list restricted by the Public Health rules: used pillows, adults underwear, girdles, bathing suits, and nylons. will items Consignment be marked down 25 per cent at the end of 30 days, 50 per Shop organization is a chair- cent at the end of 60 diys, man and treasurer from the and will becointj Thrift Shop Dugway Womens Club and property after 90 days. A a selected by the commission of 10 per cent is Thrift Slop Advisory charged on the price of an 27 years service Mr. Erwin C. Iloeman of Suitability Evaluation Division receives Certificates of Retirement and Appreciation for his 27 years of Federal Service from Col. Arthur J. Kingdom, DPG commander. Also present was Mr. Hoemans wife, Shirley. More Vietnam vets using GI Bill Retires GI Bill participation rates last Novemlier ranged from 27 percent in Alaska to 58 percent in North Dakota, while the national rate stood at 44 percent, the Veterans Administration (VA) reports. 724,500 INDIVIDUALS trained under the GI Bill for the first time during the twelve-mont- h period from 1971-197- The VA also notes that although the numlier of Viettrainees increased slightly above nine percent durera nam the period, 29 states exceeded that rate. ing States with the highest participation are Kentucky and South Carolina, each with 22.6 percent, and Idaho with 21.1 percent. TIIE VA NOTED that participation in the GI Bill is higher in the western half of the century, and that enrollment Is highest in the training field of business and commerce. The largest increase among college trainees in fiscal year 1972 occurred in technical categories, while the bigb trainees took place in technical gest increase among and managerial training. As of Novemlier 1972 approximately 25 percent of educationally disadvantaged veterans and servicemen (less than four years of high school) had participated in VA education programs. Most of the 352,000 individuals in this group who have trained under the GI Bill have chosen programs which do not require high school certification. VA PAYS educational allowances to veterans and servicemen discharged under other than dishonorable conditions who serve at least 181 days of active duty, any part of it after Jan. 31, 1955. Also eligible are those discharged because of service connected disabilities, regardless of length of service. in Building 5327 the Dugway Mall the Shop has established its hours as Monday, 1;00 to 3:00, and Thursday nights, 7:00 till 9:00. Accept, appreciate your own identity Only you can appreciate your personal identity! A hit tune of the last decade was entitled Ive Got To Be Me." In fact, there Is nobody else we can be! But identity is an elusive quality, an internal, achieved awareness of who we are and where were going. Writer Joan Ulanov stresses: - Each human being is an unfinished product, in traasit until he- is dead (may- - John Zook, Billy Cochran, Ed Buys and Ed Feingold of HIIC by 70 pins to take the championship. The 1IHC NCOs had to go the distance, however, to beat a determined Hospital Numlier Four team in the semi final match. The match tered the was not decided until the tournament, representing all final frame of the final game, single-eliminati- with Max Linder, Ken Whi-te- l. military units on post. Herb Jacob and Bob NayGeorge Wall, Bill Veronee, Swe-ga- rt lor and Corbin John Kelly winding up one pin short of the Hospital topped of the eventual second-plac- e the suspeuseful and difficult process of liecoming something neither we nor anyone else ever was before. Accept yourself as you are, and can be. A second grader in Ohio made a good start towards a sense of self Give Away Specials I INDIVIDUAL honors for e the' tournament went to of the Brewer Hospital, who finished with a 'high scratch game of 234. The Hospitals Herb Jacob finished with the high handicap game with a 238. Ed Lewandowski of the. Hospital finished with the high scratch series of 607, while IIIlCs Arnold Carter had the high handicap series with a 657. Lor-din- Individual winners in the Intramural Bowling Tournament are (r4): Sp5 Arnold Carter, IHIC, high handicap series; Maj. Ed Lewandowski, high scratch series; and SFC Lordine Brewer, high scratch game. Not shown is Herb Jacobs, high handicap game. 3 I 67 66 67 67 66 66 66 Cougar .. 4-d- Ford Yi, Chev r, 59500 V8 ed, 395 auto, V8 4-d- Ford 69500 V8 r, 39500 4-- dr Pontiac Wagon 64 Dudgu 66 CMC Vi) 4-- 65 Merc 29500 di speed sou.' S ou! 895 995 395 1 95 Sotb 195 4-- dr 64 Rambler Wagon Mdger 64 Plymouth I 65 Rambler 4-- 4-- 1 29500 1 Volkswagen Merc ..IIII,PJ9500 ".t Winning team Team No. 7 placed first in the Intramural Tournament completed last month. Team Bill Veronee, George Wall and members shown John Swcgart. Missing is Kelly Corbin. Hospital Bowling (l-r- ): 149 295 dr dr y to Daylight Savings Time We Will Be OPEN an Hour Later Due I I on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays Closing at 8 p.m. Bonneville Motors 278 N. Main, Tooele (No Trades) 009 acto Second place Second place in the tournament went to IHICs First Platoon NCOs. Shown are: SSC Ed Buys, MSG Billy Cochran, and SFC John Zook. Absent from the awards is SSC Ed Feingold. l- -r f depends on an acceptance of what you have and where you're starting from and where youre going. To one he gave five talents, to another, two, to another, one, to each according to his ability.. (Matt.) pol yes terdouble-kni- t Remember Mother May 13th 49.06 MAY'72 Form 207 SUIT YOUR BUSY LIFE! easy-goin- finishers. ( is. Its not bad, its but just right. Liking ourselves is essential to a healthy love of self which is the liasis for loving others. Take a good look at yourself. Discover and accept what has been given you. It may not be as much as you not good might like to see. But growth Because they're easy-car- e you live in pants outfits. They're here, in new spring fabrics, shades! Individual winners ( esteem when he submitted an essay, My Face," to his teacher. My Face has 2 brown eyes. It has a nose and 2 cheeks and 2 ears and a mouth. I like my face. Im glad my face is just like it lie even after that), and utterly unique. We are always involved, like it or not, in Hospital takes 1st in bowling Intramural The Dugway Bowling Tournament wound up recently with the Hospitals Numlier Seven team with first away walking place and Headquarters First Platoon NCO's finishing second. SIXTEEN teams had en- Cornell R. Larsen, Utilities Branch, receives a Certificate of Retirement and Letter of Appreciation after 22 years of federal service from DPG Commander Colonel Arthur J. Kingdom. Chaplains corner 2. on-jo- The Thrift Shop is designed to serve and benefit the entire Dugway community. Since moving to its new location Retires Richard Mickelson, Utilities Branch, receives a certificate of retirement from Dugway Proving Ground Commander Col. Arthur J. Kingdom. g, |