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Show V The Deseret Sampler, Friday, Sept. 27, 1974 Deseret By Linda Kay Perry A combination Memliership FANTASTIC SAVINGS ON A WIDE VARIETY OF FAMOUS NAME BRAND GUNS, SCOPES. iRELOADERS & AMMUNITION! OPEN WEEKDAYS 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. SUNDAYS 11 to 5 FAMOUS BRAND I emington. MOHAWK SHOTGUN SCOPE SALE SPECIAL PURCHASE PRESEASON VALUES! SHELLS 288 20 OA. 12 GA. REG. 77.60 REDFIELD X "WHJEFIELD" SCOPE 4-- "Widefield ing range. Anodized tube. Deluxe Box of 25 shells. Stock up now in time for hunting. MG. 22.95 SUPER COTE X "DUPLEX" SCOPE 4-- CARDS! SUNSET HONORS MASTER CHARGE BANKAMERICARD REDFIELD 3 TO 9X "VARIABLE POWER" 59.95 THE 88 scope 3 to 9 " LEUPOLD SCOPE Centered reticles are not affected by windage or elevation adjustments. REG. 122.80 SCOPE Variable power scope for all types of hunting. Steel Remington. REG. 49.95 times. REG. 4-- sealed lens Hermetically in one piece steel tube. WALKER BANKCARD steel Variable power magnifies from Coated optics. USE YOUR BANK CHARGE view- BUSHNELL 3 TO 9X "SPORTVIEW" SCOPE Deluxe duplex crosshairs. THE "K-4- " X WEAVER SCOPE "M8-4X- WEAVER V-- 7 2 to 7 variable power, scope, made better by American REG. 74.50 REG. 69.95 craftsmen. .tube. MODEL "700" RIFLE WITH SUPER COTE 4-- X SCOPE c TRUCK with rings, mounted sighted and ready to go. GUN RACKS Deluxe Monte Carlo stock with scratch resisDuPont RK-- tant finish. Three rings of steel for extra strength "Jeweled bolt 'and crisp KEG. Ideluxe URGE coated metal racks protect guns' RIFLE AND PISTOL , Vinyl REG. BERETTA RIFLE & SHOTSHELL PRIMERS CCI 1.99 REG. a.A9 trigger 289.00 AL-- 2 guns finish. Adjusts to fit any wall or truck. Easy to install. VENT RIB SHOTGUN AL-- 2 SHOTSHELL PRIMERS .. TRAP AND 00 AUTOMATIC SKEET .... 54 97c .89' MUSTANG DOWN FILLED VESTS REG. 19.95 Rugged nylon deep quilted shell over down fill. Snap 100 front closures. MAGNUM RGBS REG. Dugway. On Septemlier 17th the monthly luncheon was held. The hostesses for this affair were Jan Mills and Sandy fohn-soThe tables were verv attractive, decorated with a variarticles ety of hand-mad- e which will lie sold at the bazaar in Xovemlier. The guest speaker for this luncheon was Dr. Tom Brock, who spoke on the suliject of child abuse. Dr. Brock relaved some of the experiences he had encountered with child almse diving this practice', and later answered questions asked hy the membership. WE WOULD LIKE to extend a special 'invitation to the Dugway communitv to come to the Art auction which will be held Tues., Octolier 1. The paintings will lie displayed at the Officers Open Mess starting at 11:30, and the auction will begin at 6:30. Bankamericard will lie accepted for the convenience of the communitv. Tickets are now on sale and can be purchased from mem hers of the executive board at a cost of 50c. Proceeds go toward a scholarship and community activities. Tickets entitle the holder to a drawing of a fine piece of art. So come and support vour and enjoy the talent , community of award-winnin- g artists at the same time. This month we would like to welcome three new families. COL Adalbert E. Toe pel Jr. and his wife Mildred have come to us from Washington, D.C. The Toepel's have two children, Kathv, 21, and Steve, 17. Mrs. Toepel is honorary president of the Dugway Womens Club and will lie guest of honor at a combination welcome tea, cocktail party to lie held Wednesday, Septemlier 25. Montana Ls the home state for Kenneth and Coral Anne Howell. The Howells have three children, Lois, 13, Ruth, 9, and Ben, 2. Recent arrivals at Dugwav are Harold and Laura Lee. The Lees are native to Utah and are the parents of Aaron, their two-yeold son. We would like to extend a warm welcome to these families and hope their stav at Dugwav is a pleasant one. - Complete & Armstrong. Mrs. Armstrong will continue to serve with the DWC hv working on the executive board. T1IE MEMBERSHIP coffee was hosted hy the executive Ixiard. Several tables were setup to acquaint the communitv with the services offered at n. SS 247 and Farewell coffee was held Septemlier 3rd in the Officers Open Mess. Mrs. Billy Armstrong was given a beautiful gift of silver by members of the Dugway Women's Club in appreciation for the dedicated service she rendered as honorary president. The recreational services division presented Mrs. Armstrong with a cake which they had decorated especially for the occasion. Hie cake was accepted by Ixith Mrs. and Col. ar Books Available At Post Library AUTHOR TITLE Merle Miller Jervis Anderson Gregory Armstrong A. Plain Speaking Philip Randolph The Dragon Has Come Hitler and His Generals Harold Deutsch Frank Freidel Robert Paul Jordan Our Country s Presidents The Civil War The American Cowboy They Wouldnt Let Us Die From Childhood to Adolescence Bart McDowell Stephen A. Rowan Maria Montessori Isaac Asimov Annie Dillard Martin Caidin Jean Claude Killy Stephen Barlay Joseph D. Bates Danield Joseph Boorstin Ben East Alfred H. Krebs Frank J. Carney Jarry E. Moore, Jr. Virginia W. Musselman Stanley C. Baldwin Piers Paul Read Peter Earle Hubert Essame Zeb B. Bradford Asimov on Astronomy Pilgrim at Tinker Creek The Tigers Are Burning Comeback The Secrets Business Fishing Democracy and Its Discontents The Last Eagle Agriculture in Our Lives Action on the Streets Values For Freedom Learning About Nature Through Crafts Bad Henry Alive Robert E. Lee Patton The United States Army in transition If Beale Street Could Talk The Murders of Richard III The Grudge James Baldwin Elizabeth Peters Giles A. Lutz Shepard Rifkin Howard Moss McQuaid Instant Lives Richard M. Garvin The Fortec Conspiracy Louis L Amour The Californios Georges Simenon Maigret Loses His Temper Richard Laurence Gordon The River Gets Wider Norma Klein Girls Can Be Anything The Cat Who Wished To Be a Man Lloyd Alexander James Still Way Down Yonder on Troublesome When Clay Sings Byrd Baylor Suhl Yuri BenBova Betty Baker Donna K. Grosvenor Uncle Misha's Partisans Man Changes the Weather At the Center of the World Pandas Silent Death By Capt. Wyatt I.. McGhee Hiiienvironmental Engineer Have yuu heard about the phantom killer who lurks about during the winter months? He quietly puts his victims to sleep and then chokes off their blood supply. Xo, it's not Dracula. It's carbon monoxide. Carbon monoxide is colorless and odorless and can be detected only by chemical means. Whenever fuel it burned incompletely this gas is formed. It is commonly found coming from gasoline motor and generator exhausts, and from inadequately ventilated kerosene heaters. Common symptoms associated with carbon monoxide are headache, dizxiness, dimness of vision, nausea, vomiting, unconsciousness and death. First aid is simple; just give the man plenty of fresh air. If necessary, resuscitation should be administered until free breathing is restored. Don't forget to send for medical aid. The point at which carbon monoxide begins to have a damaging effect on an individual is about 50 parts per million of fresh air. This is only 0.005 per cent by volume. A vehicle at idle speed could develop this concentration in a 1,000 cubic foot enclosure in just five minutes. Since the weight of carbon monoxide is nearly the same as sir, it can be expected to mix and act much the same as the nir in which it flows. Occurrences of carbon monoxide poisoning have been documented from automohiles, trucks, sweepers, aircraft generators, emergency generators, fork lifts, test equipment, heaters and similar devices. The danger of carbon monoxide can largely be eliminated by insuring that combustion devices are in 'good repair and that adequate ventilation is available for operations. mouth-to-mou- th 317.00 Ventilated rib milled from a solid bar of chrome alloy steel Hand checkered European walnut stock, elegant engraved receiver Hard chrome lined bore & receiver Your choice of 12 or 20 gauges. "HUNTER'S PACK" SHDTSHELLS & CASE car- Handy four pact rying casa, a regular 7.95 value by itcelf, filled with 4 boxes of SAW high velocity a rgDfilW reg. chotgun shells, 3.49 value each, carrying case and shells AT BOTH SUNSET FOR THE HONEY BAIR" SHOTSHELL RELOADER THE RCBS "JR." RELOADER OUTFIT REG. 84.90 7RAILBLAZER. "MvartmAt SHOT SHELL HUNTING VESTS g "Crimp Easy" die with adjustable taper, lock and depth. Each shell reformed to look like factory REG. 99 46.50 load. ,e Universal primer arm One set of quality RCBS rifle or pistol dies in your choice of closures. calibers. has rubberized game Shell holders. Rugged cotton ducl fabric with elasticized shell holders. Button front Model No. 3416 bag, front patch 1ST PLACE AWARD WINNER IN TOOELE DOOR TO ALBERTSON'S 215 NORTH MAIN-NEX- T SAFETY AWARDS PRESENTED Safety awards were presented to five of those shown above by Luther U. Fleming, left, chief of the Safety Office, and LTC Andrew J. Armstrong, right. Those receiving die awards, left to right, were Robert Tripp, Administrative Office; Melvin J. Bush-nel-l. Test Division; Jack W. Milne, Electronics Division; and CWO Howaid Keen and MAJ William J. Miller, Aviation Division. (Photo by SP5 1. Valentin) S |