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Show THE SAMPLER c2 lEvonmtg jWrtflfiitnurfisiflg Friday, May. 1, 1981 Tm&TM T By Dave Pinnick As the space shuttle climbed into the heavens by Doug Whey In one issue of the Salt Lake Tribune are these stories. Some thief got $750 in silver from a SLC home, a Casper student was shot dead outside a nightclub, another body was found in Atlanta, Guatemala City Leftists kill a doctor who refused to treat one of their wounded and a bomb killed several in Belfast. 1 point that out only because just a few minutes ago the radio located just behind my left ear blared the news that the Salt Lake City Police had busted a home for the elderly, arresting four. Why? They were playing BINGO! For Petes Sake! On the plus side. I hope you have read the speech that General Guthrie was scheduled to give during his recent visit .here. Its good reading, got sick, you know. But accord- - lie By SSG Phil Hale This issue. Im going to start this column to hopefully put some answers to pet peeves to the fore, and recognize the accomplishments of some of you who do some super things. Thjs weeks Gripe ng Is-er- al . Grins & Gripes through billowing clouds of smoke on pillars' of orange fire April 12, most of the world watched with breaths held. Later, millions watched the scary, live pictures from space that showed some of the ing to Colonel Bay he was ordered important tilework missing in a few places. Nothing it turned out, but still breaths were to bed by a doctor at the Clinic. Or-and , again held, dered? A Four Star? prayers were said for their safe I did have the opportunity to sit return, Columbia made it back intact, and in such a close down with that soldier for about a half an hour. That interview appears margin to the original computer program as to make . in this edition of the Sampler. He is no difference from the original predictions. confront now us The that are but many, questions everything I had heard about him. First ria Theres a new rank. Gen- - basically there are two essential ones. The first is, First space exploration worth all the time, money and Incidentally he is celebrating his technology it is currently using? The second is, anniversary. He took over as Com- - Where do we go from here and why? manding General of DARCOM just THESE TWO basic questions are covered by one four years ago. answer, but it isnt as simple as the questions. A tip of the Dugway Derby to the Dugway High School Drama. Since mankind has been on this earth, we have al- Club. Another State Championship! ways sought new horizons to discover, new places to The third in four years, too. I hear forces that has led people to wander all over this all the rest of the schools are Green globe. Many of the early explorers were merchants with envy. Congratulations, you globe. Many of the early explorers were merchants make us all proud. A series of these circling looking for new goods and commerce. Others were be carried and launched From the payload bay of the tions, year round, forever. warriors looking for new worlds; to conquer. Super-- . shuttle much 70 of our total energy over could provide rockets the earth cheaper than throw-awa- y stition and the forces of nature worked together to. neecb and not be controlled by unpredictable world used. hold man back for a time, but eventually small bands currently leaders or governments. of adventuresome souls tried and succeeded in tra- Reconnaisance, telecommunications, resource . ing unsafe conditions. Small children velingto almost every comer of this planet. In doing management, weather and other satellites no longer have a habit of popping out from be-- jq exploration has lead to an increase in NO DANGEROUS spills of hazardous substances knowledge, need out or be launched lost to wear and when they hind them into the street. or mrlinioal failures would plague the supplies of new products and processes that have enriched all break down after few shuttles can The a place years. THE LAST reason, is it s against guf lives in so many ways. a satellite in orbit, recover it, and repair it as the energy. DPG Regulations to park them in the need arises.. The shuttles, and a space station would be the first So too has the space program enriched 20th o housing area for extended periods. taboo is hooking them up to the tuiy mans life, by opening up new worlds, new dissteps in opening up the moon to mining for resources which are virtually unlimited. No longer would vast THE SHUTTLE will provide a stable platform utilities in your quarters, this being coveries, and industries for our society. of the earths surfaces have to be scarred by for scientific projects such as Spacelab, which is a areas , Many critic ofthe .pace program belittle th. scientific station carried into orbit and beck into the searching for energy and mineral sources. NASA and it contribution, to under theTregulatlon to keep Many industries could be moved into orbit, so that payload bay. The shuttle can carry and launch & over fiber probes into deep space or to the planets, with the pollution k no problem, power would be cheap and RV at your quarter for up to 48 calcidatom, check help of a boaster stage more inexpensively and with unlimited- and the pure vacuum would (aunt with a permit from the PMO. Sf watchea Wew and industries. better results than present systems. The space tele- ako help fhb should be more than ample to get "d vU it ready for that weekend or trip. scope can be carried into orbit and be placed e,v'nU Who knows what could happen? The space shutit. there by the shuttle to immeasurably increase our In the Grin department. SPS (P) ,eIIle Whout even thinking tle k an important part of our future. It k the key to Randy Blackburns bugle lip is heal- MANY OF the luxuries, and several of lifes neces- - knowledge of the universe. In the near future true greatness if we will but open it. mg quite nicely after the fracturing it sities that we enjoy are based on spin-off- s from NASA plans the construction of Star Harbor, a took at the ceremony honoring technologies developed for the modular, permanent, manned space station that space program. WITH PLENTY of mineral resources, unlimited be carried up in sections inside the payload can of the Army Bradley. He vances have been made in Held, from every of the shuttles and put together in order. energy and our atmosphere no longer polluted by in- thank all of those who ex- - cine, to storage and preservation of foods. Though by bays dustries, we could make the earth a veritable pressed concern over it. themselves they are not justification alone for the Eden for mankind again. We would finally have a enerr continued expenses of supporting space flight. The However, the first proposed project of the shuttle, chance to grow up and reach our foil potential. to CPT Torn Eckert of the GLGM potential for future benefits within our lifetimes is might very well have the most effect on profound Test team, PTA President, Scout really why we should our society. support the shuttle program. How will future generations remember us? As the and eke he can anything get Leader The space shuttle Columbia, will soon be joined we re This is the solar satellite f power program, which people who left them with a polluted, burned-ou- t I? back istieatKr . by three other sister ships, the Challenger, Atlantis when was built and placed in a orbit at hulk; or the generation that brought peace, prosper-- , improving. .maybe it and Discovery. All four will become important parts mother nature s way of telling him to of the master plan to h orbital 2200 miles will collect, clean, cheap, unlimited ity and hope of a brighter future? Truly, with the open up shuttle program, the skies will be the limit. . . slowdown? space to military and commercial uses. Satellites can power, and beam it back to ground receiving sta . . cen-Als- I comes from the troops at IIIIC who want to know why they had to zero their weapons on a Friday instead of a Monday. TIIE ANSWER is fairly simple. . .there are over 100 weapons that had to be zeroed before qualification could take place. For some in the Company, this is a fairly easy 9 to 15 round task, for others, a complete re- .c-low- . ed Zero-gravi- ty ?" fresher in basic marksmanship techniques is needed. Gripe 2 has to do with RVs. Why is it the Command is dead set against RVs parked in the housing area? One reason, is safety. RVs parked either curbside on Dugways streets or in the driveways present two major problems. On the streets they impede traffic flow, and especially on Gar-lg- e Pickup days, they can effectiveblock a street. In the driveways or in ly the streets, they obscure vision caus- oooUr-powedquar- tz T Ad-Gener- al medi-wants- to geo-stationa- -- ry near-eart- ISADPG COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES COORDINATING CALENDAR 1981 MAY Questions concerning this calendar should be directed to the Public Affairs Office 2116 L : $ Sunday Highlights this month Include a pinochle tourney at the Rac Center; Mothers Day May 10, A Raft Trip on. the Creen River 'and alao on May 10, 6 planeloads of Paratroopers froa the 82nd ABN Division, Ft. Bragg N,C. will Jump near Michael at Stark Kangs ray Special entertainment hae returned to the Community Club Every Monday by popular demand... bring tha whole gang. faatura all the Spaghetti you can sat for $2.50 at Tuesday's In your may Community Club. Man's Utah Golf Association play held every Tuesday afternoon and la evening. Toastmaster for yourself i highlights include a pool tourney at the Recreation Center and Steak and month-lo- ng Airfield, Road beyond is not a kitchen appliance!!! Drop by a meeting of the Pony Express Toastmasters Club on May 6, or May 20 and sea A Wednesday frpa the Rifle anyone nay watch hill. A N. A. G.E.'s Go-K- Protestant Guest Chaplain this month will be Rev. L.B. Friend Pinochle tournament all Month at the Rec Center every Sunday at 2 p.m. Brunch at the Community Club from 1.). to 1 -- Swimming noon to to Swlnmlng from 6- -9 p.m. 124 ' Softball, Skull Valley Rldere Team Roping from 6 p.m. to dark, and Woman a Fraa Exercise Class from a.m. at the Gym, are all faeturea of ovary Monday In May. 4 Mcn'a Women final 9-- Monday at 7:30 First day (and only Tuesday) of tha Military Golf Leagua at Little 4 p.m. League Season opens 130 MOTHERS DAY is the day to a. special Brum treat Mom to perfect at the Community Club. 131 1 1 Today 12 tonight 132 . at the pool, and Roller Go-Ka- day... attend the church service of your choice 138 24 31 18 144 raft Green Memorial Day Wad. of every month. FREE rband 134 and Western Country at the Community and You 19 HYPERTENSION CLINIC ALL DAT... MAY IS HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE MONTH. . .HAVE TOURS CHECKED TODAY. Bengquet Installation at tha Community Club at Club 6 YOUR BUS TO THE OPEN HOUSE AT HILL base TODAY. FEATURED WILL BE BOOTHS, AIRCRAFT EXHIBITS ENTERTAINMENT AND THE WORLD RENOWNED AIR FORCE TKUNDERBIRDS . IF YOU GO AT ALL... TAKE THE BUS, THOUSANDS ARE EXPECTED TO GO, AND PARKING IS NO HASSLE WITH A LIBERTY BUS. CALL THE MOTOR POOL 3411 IF YOU PLAN TO CO TO HILL... FAMILIES WELCOME! POOL AMD GO KARTS ARE OPEN NOON TO HE BUS COES TO SLC AND HILL 135 TODAY FOR THE. SAMPLER ON DOOR TONIGHT. LDS FATHER AND SON OUTING FRIDAY LIBERTY 129 SPECIAL LIBERTY AIR: FORCE IB LOOK 9 to Salt Lake City . Club Tonight come. listen to Slmpli Dreams while munching ' that Plxxa. 140 145 146 LDS THIS MORNING AT 9 A.M. IS 136 ARMED FORCES DAY. DUGWAY UNITS WILL HELP TOOELE CELE- AND SATUP 6R&I&8HSEEm THE LIBERTY BUS COES TO SLC AND H1LI THIS MORNING AT 9. COME TO THE ARMED FORCES DAY AT TOOELE ARMY DEPOT. SEE THE ARMY'S BEST... THE GOLDEN KNICHTS PARACHUTE TEAM AN11 THE 82nd AM nTUTSTOS 21 LDS :30 141 LIBERTY Regional Meeting p.m. BUS TO SLC 142 LIBERTY BUS TO sii3 ,KIDS GYMNASTIC PROGRAM FROM 2- -3 Gym. p.m. at tha Team Roping 147 Seminary Banquet Skull valley Rldera Team Roping 148 LDS Cub meeting Scout Pack LIBERTY BUS TO 14Q SLCHILL LAST BA OF SCHOOL AND DHS GRADUATION CEREMONIES. 30 150 LIBERTY BUS TO SLCHILL LDS REGIONAL DANCE IN TOOELE THE SAMPLER MAKES ITS THIRD APPEARANCE FOR THE MONTH TONIGHT ng, will all oparata their hours both Sundays. regular Your last chance to Roller Shops I Qualification Dugway Women's Bus Sp.m 128 at 7pm . Clut . Gym 1, Skull Vallay Riders Church, Brunch, Skate at the 151 24th 133- - and Ceramic (Liberty Cfc- -T Party Primary Leadership meeting art TOASTMASTERS MEETS AT 7 AT THE CLUB on the trips will River be on tl 24th sponsored by Dick-Whitaker- Skiijli Valley Riders Work 6 p.m. to dark. the Tooele Stake Center at 13 ARE DUE B4. ACS SPONSORED SEMINAR ON SPOUSE ABUSE BEGINS AT 1pm today. LDS 130 After Church, take the wholi family to one of the many fine recreation aervlces activities operated for YOU at the Community is better than ever. Mon-W- ed ROSTERS this course to use the machinery at the shop Skull Vallay Riders Team Roping 6 p.m. to dark Sunday ia the Lords Brunch Pool's open 6--9 INTRAMURAL SOFTBALL TODAY. -y 8 ALL DTA SKI EQUIPMENT MUST BE RETURNED BY TODAY!! II! must complete rts 137 of three Prom Third Remember One Swlaailng at tha Craft Canter tha first In addition: to theskating Craft Shops are activities the whole family can enjoy . Iamp Last night of Volleyball at the Poet Gym. Toastmasters meet at 7 at Club . Skull Vallay Riders Team Roping Wood Center Pinochle Swimming DAYS BAKE SALE AT BUILDING 3330 TODAY BREAK YOUR DIET FOR A SUPER CAUSE. . .DUGWAY! 127 DUGWAY pm final. Tuesday night Volleyba Skull Vallay Rldera Work Party from 6pm to dark at Fries Park Roller Skating 6:30 pm to 9:30 p.m. t the Post Gym Rec Board Meeting Men's 6 6 io 'DWC 10 night Vpllajball 128 125 . art Bull 123 122 2 all Go-K- Shrimp at tha Community Club Tumbling c Isaacs at the Gym froA 2:30 to 6 p.m. 5-- mil 121 Plxxa night la still the highlight Bus goes to Salt The Liberty Bus leaves froa IThe Liberty for Thursdays at the Community Club City and Hill APB at 9am the parking lot at Ware Roller skating at the Gym from 6:30 Deadline for Barracks at 9 a.m. every Registration to 9:30 will wind up Thursday the 1 today. and Friday Saturday morning. 21st, to resume In the fall. Today-- ' a excursion goes to SLC&HAFB Dance to tha sound's of the FAIR WEATHER TRIO tonight at tha Annex A Pool are open froa noon THE RECREATION CENTER POOL TOURNEY $1 cover at the door, cardholders to 6 p.m. Craft' Centers are also IS ALSO BEING HELD ON THURSDAYS free. Steak 6 Shrimp at the main open. Community Club Dining Room Take advantage of the. extra hour of sunshine to spend some Maw sprucing-uTha Track and Pool are open your yard... Keep Dugway Green! today and l- every Friday from noon to6 will be HHC IRP FIELD TRAINING RTMffTSF MOST OP THE DAT AND RIGHT. the I' (. t- I. P. nil'll! ill irni ,4 ltrwr |