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Show Chaplains Corner approach the beautiful . As we feast of Nativity of our Divine Savior it may be well to meditate a little on the true Christmas spirit. So much is said about it that it is confusing to under- stand exactly what this spirit should be. There is grave danger that the true Christmas spirit is missed because of the great emphasis placed on the material side of the Holy Season. Big business has done wonders - - to "coat" the true spirit. We could call it the commercialized Christinas spirit. It means this: Christmas is the opportunity to make money by using the of the birth of Christ as a means to appeal to the buying power of millions of people in presenting them with persuasive advertisements, befitting the Christinas season of course, thereby moving them to lmy and thus squeezing the last thin dime from them. IT IS unfortunate that the birth of the God-ma- n should an occasion for big business, but it has. The playing of Christmas carols in the business districts, the lie-co- . decorations which might depict the Child, the Christmas cards ; that might picture Mary with the Christ Child are ways to take the sting out of the overemphasis of buying and selling. People have gone "emotionally mad" in buying and making very expensive and extensive preparations for Christmas leaving no Child. The Christinas spirit is the giving of oneself to the business man instead of to Christ. At least there are many who would prefer it that way. AS CHRISTMAS there is danger of acquiring this superficial spirit. The great ecumenical ' movement now taking place makes us aware of the emptiness of this spirit, for this movement insists on our love for each other. Our .. real love of one for another makes us genuine hut the superficial spirit of Christmas makes us . . Exchange Men's Wear Program Increased By 30 Per Cent Happenings At CHR The CBR Detachment has a new addition to its ranks. They welcomed Sergeant Terry Craves and hope that his new assignment here at Dugway is Iwth rewarding and enjoyable. Sergeant Craves last duty assignment was the Republic Because today's serviceman is more discerning in both the style and quality of his attire, the Army and Air Force Exchange Service is increasing its men's wear stock by 30 per cent to meet demands. THE BROAD expansion will liecome effective with introdiic- tion of the Dugway Post Ex- - fabrics. Slacks, featuring the Western pocket as a number one style change, and offering side buckles will also lie colorful, Mr. Basore added. Checks and plaids will predominate. The majority will e available in practical penna- for press stretch fabrics. of South Vietnam with duty station at Fleiku. Three personnel from the CBR Troop Detachment have licen recently promoted. Private Larry C. Theen, Academic DiThomas Private C. vision, Thoinka, Mail and Records, Private Roliert BArnes Jr., Decern Branch, were awarded Private First Class stripes. Private First Class James Turner. CBR MP, departed Nov. 23 for a tour of duty in the Republic of Vietnam. Private Turner has lieen replaced by Private First Class John A. Riissoin. Private Russom's last duty assignment was Fort Dix. change men's wear offerings spring and summer, 1969, due to arrive in February and March, said the exchange resident manager, Boyd A. Basore. A subtle blending of trim Continental styling with color and comfort of American fashions distinguished the new styles, Mr. Basore explained. "The changing trend was emphasized at the Dallas Spring-Summ1969 Clothing presentation in the orders placed by Exchange Service Buyers," Mr. Basore said. "These experts all but eliminated the extremes, such as Mod and Nehru, from the offerer Slow down, lie able to stop within the range of your lights. Dim lights when meeting or overtaking cars. Be doubly alert for the unexpected . . . Olwcrve these rules, and you will improve your chances of surviving night- time driving. double-breaste- fr 1 i o o i o uy more oh vi-mw- jd, i i (f mm t Jjl II rIIW J"" " n tw. Uniform for Flights to Change 1 - I styling such as the deep V and Cmnman,MAC) ni(lhK square necx. ine run lume neat Sergeants major, warrant officers u lliTiiiii wy. IU a inm-- Willi and officers may wear this mil ,.T uglier necK line. WILL follow form if thev desire. SWEATERS the color lines, Mr. Basore said, The message points out that and are featured in lightweights to coordinate with shirts and blend the plan is designed to improve comfort and does not with the slacks. the most severe include wear Possibly the t uniform Uliring inuividual change will lie noted in mens wet and cool weather outwear. travel withm the wltin;iI,ai The trend is to Edwardian doub e- - United Suies The for lje. breasted, inverted pleat styles ginning ,he new has not pky 37 to 38 inches long. Here colors t )Mn reigns. They will be available in in whiskey tones After reaching the processor in British tan. The single breast- ed coat in muted glen will hold ing center in the United States, will its own. A final indication oJ men returning from Vietnam wear either Ine Army Green uni- the sham swinir . a r r l . vl combinations. Mr. riasore rorm issueu at ine center or uic in their Khaki uniform pointed out is in the introduction Army within the for travel and tie possession of the matching shirt, United States. handkerchief. color-coordin- 1 The key to determine postage a parcel is the "sectional center", the main post office servicing a large area. As many as MX) post offices may route their mail through the sectional center which is a transportation and marketing hub. The first three nuinliers of the ZIP Code represent this major post office. For example Dugway is an associate office served by the Salt Ijtke City sectional center with three digit designation Smorgasbord Friday-Saturd- Sunday 1 2 noon to 8:30 p.m. -- five-dig- 840. Each office served by the Salt Lake City sectional center has the same three digits, plus two others which identify the individual office. Dugway 's is 84022. ay v 50 pen- pDcflfle Expert On Model Planes Stationed At Dugway of Merit by the Utah State for building and flying an experimental aircraft in class II. L. Clider, at the Saltair Model Airport, Salt Lake City. PFC Eddie Capogreco, a native from Cahokia, s, g won the second prize by flying his glider for a time of nine minutes; "winners are determined by flying indurance of the model," he said. 111., PFC CAPOGRECO works at Ditto area, and he first became interested in model airplanes during his sophomore year in high school. Since then he has won 29 trophies in both indoor and outdoor flying competition (he set a national record in 1983). In 1962 he placed fourth at the National Model Airplane Championship with a Free-FligGas Model. In 1968 he finished second in the same event, several seconds ahead of a memlier of the U.S. Air Force team. On Nov. 23, 1968 one of PFC Capogrecos gliders flew over the field between the post exchange and the post chapel to aixnit one quarter miles north of the main gate, staying airborne for 15 minutes - 9 seconds. PFC CAPOCRECO was hoping to represent the U.S. in France or Spain at the International Glider Championship. He has qualified for the U.S. finals scheduled for last August, but Uncle Sam took the model airman in the Army before the finals. Before he came in the Army PFC Capogreco worked as a process engineering technician at MPM's East St. Louis. PFC Capogreco and his wife Janet reside at 5346 West Knight, ' Everything Must Go! Make an offer and take home a real bargain! Jt would cost ys $i$ to transport this merchandise out of Tooele. Transportation costs will be deducted from our already liquidation prices. Dugway. CbritifMS in Paris! And you're there, u ben you u ear Ereiing in Paris tU. knliJv runu'i traditional wav to say ''aenx Noil!" Gaily Yettoonei . . . briibth adorned . . . and excitingly varied gifts of women everywhere, fragrance to capture tbe hearts and imagination of Toilette 2.50 Cologne, Perfumed Talc and Eau de ran Ha Tnilpttn Perfume. Perfume Essence. luirnmMiTtD Perfume Flacon," Perfumed Bubble Bath Oil and Spray Cologne 10.00 Perfume Flacon and Cologne, Perfume Essence, Spray Cologne, Eau de Toilette a.uu Other Evening In Paris Christmas Gifts $1 to $15 created in Pari by Bourjois Made in U.S.A. HOOD DRUG 34 So. Main Arrival of Babies At Dugway llosp Born to Specialist 4 James Wills and his wife the former Hughes Caroline on Nov. 20, a boy; the child weighed 6 pounds and 1314 ounces, and his name is Thomas James. They reside at 368 B. West 2nd Av Dugway. to First Lieutenant Born David Maxwell and his wife An-gi- e on Nov. 29, a girl whom they named Natalie. Natalie weighed 6 pounds and 15 ounces. Lieutenant Maxwell and his family reside at 118 East 1st Av., Mary-Margar- et 398 i for PRIZE WINNER: Shown above is PFC Eddy Capogreco with his two model airplanes, winners of the second place at the Utah Slate Air Modelers Annual, at the Salter Model Airport in Salt Lake City. The Towline Glider, which is seven feet long, and the Hand Launch Glider is 18 inches. An expert on model airplanes, who hopes to gain international fame from his hobby. Was recently awarded the Award Knlno IIIIII. Why We Use mini-c-hec- CHERISHED GIFTS OF FRAGRANCE K color-on-colo- Military Police U'tHiuin'it rMiili huvinir surface olserver with 6 Weather Detachment 19, monthly coffee. The Desert Wing's nas iieen selected to attend the I'niversitv nf lVnvnr iiiulcr tlit. R.wnn frahirnl the candidates Airmails r.ducation and Cuilimissionilii! Program, where he will ilio rnlon of red. IYU..to m n I'" Photcwranhv major in white and blue trimming the Staff Sergeant David J.' Lew seniug table. Mrs. John Huyler II, who nude staff sergeant with The provost Marshal's Office and Mrs. William Martin were 42 months in the service was has a campaign against presently The occasion. for the hostesses I due to reeulist for six ViOUC years as hoard meeting preceded the cof loud mufflers. Recently, many received a sergeant when he received fee. Farewells were said to Mrs. complaints have been notification of his excessive noise the to in Gar-wi- ll regard promotion. n,J1Ma Lines at parcel post windows Ira Weant Uvy. a native of cars have lteen making in the Mrs- - 1 "1 Joh"S4m W"S 1 "a,n: shorter if Christinas gifts Honolulu. Hawaii. attended Chain-inad- e as our new vice president and housing area. have the proper ZIP code in the College of Honolulu for Mrs, Thomas Lodge will lie the Faulty mufflers are lxith a three and a half years More en- mailing address. new iimcuruii v.iiuim""" tor a and a danger in as much I(ltT is nuisance Novemlier At., i.v..rviiiu ut package ihe the Air Force in June 1985 tering ll-I determined by the ZIP Code!1Kth j,rillK.h was with as a faulty muffler may cause niic in the service, Sergeant preseted : i i m-ii ..ii neaci monoa personally signed sketch clone death by allowing carlxm Levy has lurthered his education iiuinoer. sam lumarii of the Mist office at Dugway. xide gas to leak into the car. fastest "the Howard Morgan, by taking courses at the UniverIf the code is not in the ad by draw in the West. Weatherman sity of the Philippines, and at the During the winter months, the window clerk must xtnnfai. .J vc.v dress, mromoauicd of I tah. University r accident potential increases the He is married to the former look it up, which obviously slows liy his wife, Phvliss. were the due to icy roads and poor greatly movement in the line, parcel post Anna Marie C.isl. falif special guests. The liallroom was visibility. In an attempt to rehe added. have two c hildren . Anthnnv il.r. made warm and inviting by the duce accidents on Dugway Provand Grace, two. Mr. Bell noted that this Christ- fall decorations and the burning ing Ground, the Military Police in the fireplace. The CBR are indiinas, a record volume of mail is logs issuing tickets to those ladies were the hostesses for the viduals who drive their automoand "anything that can expected lelllUIIl lie done to delicious brunch. Mrs. Jones, Mrs. biles with the windows covered expedite the process .If II- XI. .1 ! .l. B,rswith snow and ice, thus impairing mi! will ease tin Inirden and cum. welcouieu to our J postal employees, speed service, Plan now to attend the visibility. Soldiers flying to and from and help make a visit to the post President's Christmas Tea. This in Yirnr aiding cooneration Vietnam on military flights six in office a more pleasant event will take place the lHth tQ will lie able to wear their tropij, traffic accidents will from 13.10 to 1S30. of DecemlHT greatly appreciated. cal combat uniforms instead of MOST PARCEL post is sorted Mrs. Karen Phillips will dress uniforms for both trips. y ; and routed by ZIP Codes. Pre- a musical program. There will for tea, this made no he charge of all aixnit cent S) per Department of the Army Mes- sently, y sage 885941 states tliat the com- packages come into the Dugwav alOffice Post with Codes the bat tropical uniform will lie worn Airhfl ready in the address Mr. Bell m 1Imi, al,j Mflj said. charter A ht sacrifice. - Sports shirts continue the color parade. Such shades as rasp- berry are creeping in to comple ment always popular grays, blues and browns. Patterns will r. lie solids to plaids' and i. We are in the Advent season, which is a penitential one - a time in which the genuine Christian makes room in his heart to .; receive the peace and joy of the Christ Child by means of sacri-- ; ,. fice. Specifically this sacrifice should lie a real effort to love all those around us - and this in itself can lie, and is, a great . fect overall. It may lie hard to distinguish between the sport shirt and dress shirt in 1989, Mr. Basore added. button-dow- n collar holds in year round weight Glen plaids. The The colors will lie rampart. More its commanding lead in both styles. Dress shirt colors also d models will lean to hues of blue, gray, brown and rasplierry. Knit shirts hold to traditional popularity but will phonies. Our concept of sacrifice namely giving up small things is good. But. it is much more difficult to love all of those who are around us - Advent means "coming"; thus the Christian is to foster a holy anxiety for the coining of Christ into his heart. THEREFORE Advent is not the time for a person to dictate to others what is to be given to him by way of Christmas gifts, I nit it is the time to dictate to one- self stressing the unity we must have by loving one another. This is a difficult sacrifice. "By this shall all know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another." John 13 In the few clays left before the Nativity of Christ, take a little time daily, then think and pray over the real purpose of our preparation for Christmas. It will help take the emptiness out of a superficial Christmas - and give us greater peace on the day, JACKETS MADE of lightwaterproof weight man-mafibre fabrics will lie brighter than ever, Mr. Basore pointed out. Designed for ultimate comfort and freedom of action, they run the gamut, from red to gold, gray, green, blue and brown. A new floating shoulder effect and side tabs the garment a trimmer ef ings." IX THEIR place, the knowledgeable serviceman has indicated he prefers bright sports coats ; - available. Hopsacks and the dur- able dacron and worsted blends continue to be the most popular The DESERET SAMPLER, Fri., Dec. 6, 1968 Surface Ohse To Attend Univ. of Denver PlKSftyfisiftethiir Dugway's 65lh NORTH MAIN, TOOELE i |