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Show American Legion News The DESERET SAMPLER, Fri., Dec. 6, 1968 Exchange Christmas Toys Are Electifying Experience If are i in i As a part of the American Legion's 50th Anniversary cele- bration, Dugway Post No. 131 is presently making special ar- rangements for its observance of February Americanism Month, Post Commander Wilson Garrard, announced today. "THE AMERICAN LEGION'S National Commander, William C. Doyle, has chosen the theme "30 Years of 1(K) per cent A Commitment to Freedom for the Legion's Col-de- n Americanism Anniversary Year," Post Commander Garrard explained. "National Commander Doyle has based his theme on one of the purposes outlined in the Preamble to the Constitution of the Amerito foster and perpetuate a 100 per cent Americancan Legion tional Hid) School Oratorical ism." b In response to inquiries con- - contest, flag education, education cerning the term "100 percent and scholarship program, etc. "TO AN American Legion- Americanism." Commander Gar- rard replied. "It isn't too the term "100 percent cult to explain. It is a calm, Americanism" means a concern reasoned approach to and con- - for the freedoms of men. as God- ccni wiiu me niBjur piuiicius given ngnis, out a recognition that confront our beloved America, that every right carries an ac-- i and an earnest effort to seek sane companying responsibility," Coin-- 1 and sound solutions within the n lander Garrard said, The American Legion was framework of the law. It is a love of country and respect for founded in March 1919 in' e its institutions. It is respect for Pans, France. The Legion's tional observance of its Golden rights of our fellow man." Commander Garrard explain- - Anniversary began with its 50th ed that the Americanism program National Convention last Sep-o- f The American Legion encoin- - tember in New Orleans, La., and passed such activities for youth WH conclude with ceremonies as Boy Scout unit sponsorship, on Nov. 11, 1969, the 50th Anni-BoState and Boys Nation, versary of its First National Legion Baseball, Na-- vention at Minneapolis, Minn. BUYING strategy was an average par- you ent, brace yourself for a transis-- favor of the parent, Mr. Basore torized toy Christmas. pointed out. As Christmas draws That is the opinion of Boyd near the frequency of the TV A. Basore, resident manager of torn menials grows the demands the Dugway Exchange, and chief or these toys either parallels local the Exchange's ability representative for or vi-eedSanta's Toyland as far as the t0 fi" onJers." "smart young set" is concerned. are selling well "Bicycles "WE USE this description "" we are reordering on most of children advisely," said Mr. tne advertised toys. In Basore. "They are smarter, y is full of them fai,t 0,ir sharper, and more aware of what they nw." he added, want than ever Ijefore." To meet all Dug- EXPANSION OF THE BOWLING ALLEY: Shown above A major reason n today's child- - wav Exchange has a Toyland are Floyd Ott, bowling alley manager at Dugway, Major are seeking far out tovs for tate1 the west end of Franklin C. Haskint, director of personnel training and is the fact they are 'nK 5132 on Valdez Circle that administration directorate, Colonel Charles M. Shadle, post constantly exposed to the heavy offers everything from building commander of DPC, and Bill Clark, construction foreman saturation television commercial hlocks to bicycles. However, at ceremonies held Nov. 22, as the first step on the expanadvertising campaigns sponsored because of demand from child-b- y sion of the Post Bowling Alley. Mr. is on makers, the Basore big toy n, empliasis more aucieci. exotic items. "Manufacturers have stepped Among them are "touch com- this up even more for 19fi8," Mr. mand" remote control cars and Basore explains. "As a result, ,,oa,s (lwttery powered), match- Army and Air Force Exchange Service in8 dolls set capable of carrying two-wa- y toy buyers at the 17th annual 011 conversation with the difference will lie paid by AAFES Toy Clinic last snrinir battery powered A MUiJXXJ new addition to n liuwiv s ivist fund. i "ngni neavuy on hicvcles and repartee programmed in on tiny the Iwwling alley is lt-iiicon The completion of the iihkIi- home strutted toys that were to le featured on tapes, and a by Brunswick Co., ex fication should take around 1W The State Patrol invites you TVth is season. cavation having started Friclav days, this is just an estimate for pmiieianum. to be around for Christmas. OTHER TOYS are designed to Nov. 22. the weather will have a great Youll have a better chance if project even the young child into SIX COMPLETE new influence on how fast the work walk and drive carefully. or science with basic ing lanes and modification of you can be done. weather forecasting kits, snap- - the existing ones is what this motorized trains, expert- - ject will add to the old fowling ments in practical uses of mag- - alley. netism, printed circuitry appli- they will build new lockers cations to make toys operate and for men and women, also a mo-- a photo sensitive cell kit that dcrn snack liar will le ailded. can lie used to construct a dozen The reason for having this PeratinS tovs- expansion is that when the lea- Children today expect ani- - gucs are in progress extra lanes " me,r '"X. will lie available for those "And they will take terested in bowling, but are not nothing else.". participating in the competition, Despite the boom in elec- - said Lieutenant r:,. SnnM.., Ironic and animated toys, the custodian of the central func'l post oeinana tor traditional items THE ARMY Central Welfare which are good generation-after- Program Fund has contributed generation continues. The Dug- - $14,(KKI for this modification. " siock standard wj 0 games such as Monopoly, and 9I)CC. "talking" Ouija boards, action IOI" 1 games, sewing kits, and a child's KC-Up- S hammer and nail kit complete A native from Alma- - ohio- with board on which to do the 25-p- c. who has been assigned to Dugway Tea GIRLS hammering. Dec. 2, MANY OF the toys attract since Au& 19- Set f as many parents as children, Mr. for three years in the offit,e TEA SET the company commander of Basore asserts. Reg. 2.29 DPG. at "For example," he pointed Headquarters Company, Your choice of out. "We have one line of track- CrabSpecialist 6 James H. ed auto robots that are self-2 styles WM ,enhsled !ree One of the roliots even propcllcd. A" "wt11' Reg. 2.99 fights his way out of the original Ueuieumt Dav,d, Umit J at HHC. company manufacturers package." Cralitree who was "When the Dads see that we . Sp rf almost have to close up to get mJ1W0: haf n ,n 'he .An7" t,v' ' them to go home." Mr BasSre SET ended. lilg mm llllic lie lias iictii w Germany, Dominican Republic, Swing Trap and Vietnam. During his time in the ReDrum Set public .of South Vietnam he was A Speidel Identl The most perat Black stationed at Xuan-Losonal, lasting and fashionable There will be an open house Horse Base Camp, where he reway to say Merry Christmas. held at Stake Center, Church of ceived an Army Commendation Target Set Latter-daSery Saints and the 36 Vietnamese of from Christ Choose Medal, contemporary Jesus Cemp. wriflt and on SatRiblion. Vietnam was his Grantsville in vice (Mormon) or stainless darts styles. Sterling, last duty assignment before he urday, December 7. $4.95 to $27.60. A short program will be pre was assigned to Dugway. 6.9i Swinging. At the moment Specialist M W MIL sented, a tour of the building showing the activities and func- Crabtree works at the Munition tions of the Mormon Church; reBranch, at Ditto. He and his wife Judy have three children, freshments will lie served. I the There will lie two tours, one Debra. 6, James, 5, Anthony, 4. at 5:00 p.m. and the other at and Teresa, 20 months. They all 7:00 p.m. reside at 198 East 5th Ave., Free Engraving to welcome is parEveryone ticipate in the open house. s diffi-nair- st lo-re- Build-Christm- Addition lo Bowling Alley Being Constructed at DPG For every native from Healdton, Okl., replaced Captain Orest E. ' clinic of the U.S. Army as chief of the weeks three at ago. Dugway Hospital CAPTAIN PHILIP II. Davis arrived from the Republic of of month October. the in Vietnam While being over there he Medical School, .Vanderbilt first was igned during eight months with the 1st Squad-- , " M'D . . run, 1st Cavalry, during the last 4 ,.rovlrx, ... . fmir mraithc uc crvd in thff 1 -American Diroeiuarv Division UrilI1Be ounty general nospitai. California, hmshing in 1WJ7. at chu Lai ' CapUin Davis and his wife Captain' Davis attended Milli- E1U have twq children Mark, ollegef Milligan, Tenn.. lnev aU resille where he received his BJi. in ".4 at Du8wy1962 In 19fi6 he Graduated from A ui-iuing- Lral)trCC f rrllllCe r , 15-1- 7, na-th- Savings Bonds and Freedom Shai make ideal Quistmat gifts espiL cially when packaged in the specir gift envelope, available at your bank Big Discounts In the Toy L.D.S. Open House Dept. i Big Giant 53" c, TRAIN Model No. 18 Biggest Reg. 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