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Show .' .:. ... POSTAGE AND i V-,-- a mtPMD ... jJ The Sampler, July 25,1985 Talking to yourself relieves tension Sf:sj:jf-is-t':.!,'.'- ' TV . 1 ' JO Contrary to popular lief, talking to yourself be- isn't necessarily a sign of mental imbalance in fact, it may be good for you. According to Shirley Sanders, Ph.D., a psychologist at the University of North Carolina, hear- -' ing yourself out may be one way of making thoughts and ideas more complete so you can better evaluate them. And telling off your boss - PROPELLANT that was orislnally stored at Carr Faculties Is blown up with 360 pounds of plastic explosives. ' when you're alone at home rather than to his. face may help you relieve tension EOO eiiplodesshavings of Escort and Disposal geant Alan Griffith, demolition sergeant. The propellant was stored in one of the explosive bunkers located at Carr Facilities. Griffith stated, "Due to it's sensitivity the propellant is stored in water to keep friction down, during an inspection it was noted the water cans were leaking. To ensure maximum safety the cans were refilled with water and transported to the pre-orientati- themselves are showing, 1ST LT. GAIL RUFFIN lights lant shavings. (UJS. Army pheto b ,A.Mecham) a fuse that will explode 400 pounds of bulk propel signs of an emotional problem, Sanders said. Ruth . ii Sensational Savings Throughout Our Entire Store! on visit prior to actual assignment at Dugway with the EOD unit Ruffin will arrive at Dugway in early August to replace Poe. Poe is leaving Dugway to attend the Chemical Officers Advanced Course at Fort McClellan, Ala. Capt. Poe will have completed a two jtear assignment at Dugway. . 1 of touch with reality or act persecuted as they mutter to sal." Ruffin had Just arrived at the unit for a tachment, and Staff Ser- 'V' Only people who seem out amount of explosive is needed to ensure complete dispo- De- m job! C-- sal Detachment, 1st Lt. Gail Ruffin, incoming commander 1 without endangering your EOD byRuthA.Mecham range. ExFour hundred pounds of treme disposal to be tahas caution bulk propellant shavings ex- ken in dealing with propellant shavings. ploded at the Explosive Ordnance Disposal demolition Once the propellant was .range. The propellant was at the demolition site, the crew placed 360 pounds of originally stored at Carr Facilities for use in a test pro4 plastic explosives on it. This made it weigh 760 ject at DPG. Involved in the operation pounds. Griffith added, "Bewere Cpt. Mike Q. Poe, comcause the propellant is mander of Escort and Dispostored in water a larger , ,11 ! I . 1 881 sf Airman excels, gets early promotion could have problems landing. "We all have a high re- Being one of the few Air Force people stationed as sponsibility here and our work is very essential to the permanent party here hasnt kept Sen. Amn. Paul Ganong in his service. For the past month, Ganong' has been busy appear ;' ing before boards. One: named him Airman of the! quarter for the 1881st. Another got him his 4 promotion 10 months early. Ganong works as a navigational aid equipment specialfrom-excellin- g - . Air Force," Carney stated. The job Ganong does involves a lot of electronics. He worked as an electrician before he' joined the After he started college, he found it was too expensive so he signed up to help him get the education 1 T E-- Air"-Force- . he wanted. Education is the main reason he joined, Mit is still my ist. He said he enjoys his job. "I have a lot of responsibility, and I like that feeling. If the equipment isn't up, the planes dont know where to go." Dugway's airstrip acts as a back up for planes that main priority," said Ganong after two years in service. "With the training I received from the Air Force, I'll be able to get a job with the Federal Aviation Administration if I decide not to re-enlis- need to land for safety sons. Instead of landing at Hill, which is a very active Air Force Base, the planes can land at Dugway where there is a lesser amount of danger, according to Tech. Sgk Gene Carney NCOIC. Without the navigational equipment here, the planes rea- OUn ALREADY MARKED DOWN PRICES REDUCED AGAIN Va OFF AT OUR REGISTERS! t." Lately Ganong has spent most of his time studying for both the classes he is taking toward a degree and for yet another board. His next board is for the Continental Communications Division. It will be held at Griff is Air -- Force Base, N.Y THIS J RIDAV SAiyHPM LOOK FOR ' ' pi:;iiWv uESW'SM':;':' ' M ftm lTO 'SmM : i ': iMS y P--- I : m itilpA --iM8tf.; fAk.ri:-- i" i ..t- fI l ft UMpW' " i ySM f. The Best Prices -- The Best Deals Abu'll save like never before... But HURRY! '" ; ; ' At-thes- e vStockup AIISalesfinal " ' ' iTofl.-8: ; to be here early! prlces youU-wanand save even morel t Banteanlslcome ." ' slisEve J NAMES Hi 'EXAWm Prices Slashed Throughout 0ur EHtire Store! g;yl. mof!Wi jllg h, yGreat ONLY! " IlV Values. on.TOP - . .M:Wm m If : SUNSET'S GREEN CLEARANCE STICKER...Y0UR TICKET TO SUPER SAVINGS! isL Ifli' .a; ;:;:':;SP 0tMf- 1 t v jf , ,. J-- . x. - t . - ! HOimBNJti & fS (pJvPJft i " i' sss , I J v V, S. t r i 1 Senior Airman Paul Ganong prepares to climb a tower to change a safety light with the direction and assistance of two other 1631st members. : a: '. - '- - : - ' . '. ', - .' - ' -- ; ,.,. " m . ' . . ft ,.i"'i'. . |