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Show The DESERET SAMPLER, Friday, fRound and about May 28, 1971 National Guard arrives June 6 for summer camp ed words that I hear is "Calvary" when someone is referring to a military group that formerly used horses and when they really mean "Cavalry". There is an enormous distance between the two words; and even a greater distance lietween the two worlds. by G. F. Orr "Within the broad scope of early part of July. The Astrological signs have great encampment will include Guards- meanings for many. If these human endeavor, there exists men from California and Wyo- signs are considered in terms of no problem however trivial or small which by the strict adherming as well as Utah. today's American English, a The units arriving at Dug- much different meaning may be ence to orthodox military proway in June will include Head- obtained. For example: Many are cedures cannot be rendered virANONYimpossible." quarters XI Corp Artillery, from bom under the sign of Taurus, tually Salt Lake City; Headquarters the Bull, and many of those in- MOUS. Do you see any one you (TA). dividuals can certainly "sling know here? Battery, 1st Battalion THERE ARE some who have 140th Artillery, also from Salt it". Not at all surprising is the Lake City; the 1st Battalion, fact that many born under all said, "That was my impression!" 145th Artillery, Ogden, Utah, of the other signs can also do Perhaps what they should have and the 396th Aviation Company, a creditable Job of slinging the said is "That was my impregnation!" Bountiful. same Bull. of General Frank Many politicians are like the is the J. CEMINI Brigadier sign liken- crows, constantly will comCedar making lots be that a Dalley, City, twins, might sign The Dugway Waiting Wives of what about noise forces mand the National Cuard Creek the they are ed ancient to god Club held a special meeting May when they to their accomplish interof an going the two faces; Janus during encampment. 20, at Sandy Acres Service Club. APPROXIMATELY 700 of pretation that is anything but are in office. They promise alThe purpose of the meeting was National will Guard the le complimentary. A popular song most anything and their constituto make plans for Monday's Mebillited the in English Village touts that we are in the begin- ency often doesn't even get morial Day Picnic. After they have failed diswhile the remainder includarea ning of the age of Aquarius, the The picnic will lie held at lie will Co. Aviation the water carrier. If major protective mally in keeping their promises, the quarters of Mrs. Jackie ing in the Ditto Technical procedures for water care are the noise they make is more housed Mead, 5377A Carr Circle, startArea. not quickly forthcoming, Aquari- like that of a "Titmouse." ing at 10 a.m. Refreshments will A of the enlisted will have little worth while us majority balie provided on a "Pot-Lucmemliers of the Guard will he to carry as the water will have sis with each family bringing fed in the Headquarters Co. become completely polluted. something to add to the comll Most troop mess. machines, when munity pot. All waiting wives and their pushed or shoved with too much fervor, light up a sign for all families are encouraged to attend. to see which reads "TILT." I Further information can be obam reminded of one I once saw Corn and chumming are rultained by contacting Mrs. Ralph more far was that ed in out on five Utah fishing Chicago Scott at State Tax Commission Branch streams according to a reminder imaginative; it had a loud speakAn unexpected treat was proOffice in Tooele will le closed er attachment that loudly shout- from the Division of Wildlife vided at the meeting with a all day Friday, May 28, accord"Cheater!" Resources. "Cheater!" ed, brief lecture on physical fitness ing to announcement made by "Cheater!" Perhaps this sort of Chumming of any kind and by Mr. Bill Eminerton. Mr. Mrs. Alma Jean Walters. could lie used to using com for bait are now illeequipment is the world famous disThe office will lie open for advantage in other sorts of ways. gal on: the Green River, from tance runner and physical fitness business June 1 following the BEATITUDE: Blessed is he Flaming Gorge Dam to the ColoHe expert. emphasized that the holiday weekend. who takes the' woes of the rado State Line; Koosharem Regirls should start exercising and world upon his shoulders for he servoir; the Strawberry River to encourage their husbands to The trouble with letting shall become as salt in the earth. from Willow Creek downstream do the same when they return from overseas. your conscience lie your guide This is a tremendous task and to Red Creek; the Blacksmith The last order of business was is you meet so few people you outshines the trials of Atlas and Fork River from its source to Hercules who only bore the world Rock Creek; and the Weber RiFranklin P. Jones the presentation of outgoing gifts know. cattle-guar- d on their shoulders. ver from the stone-gat- e to the past chairman Mrs. Joyce. OOO find one can THE IN the Bible, marking boundary of Milburn. Mrs. Milbum was very "Better" the advice that when one is the Thousand Peaks Ranch upinstrumental in the establishset upon by one's foes, one it stream to the Holiday Park gate. ment and formation of the Waitto tum the other cheek. It is Wives Chumming is defined as the at Club, ing Dugway. difficult to tell where one be- placing into the water of any The presentation was made by UNIVERSITY OF UTAH gins and the other leaves off. A substance or material including, the new chairman, Mrs. Scott. middle-- of-- the- - road whisper but not limited to, fish or parts Junt 21 -- August 14 might produce greater value for thereof, which is not affixed AfuH program all concerned. to a hook and line, and which for entering freshmen If one is a constant belcher. may tend to attract fish to the would he be rightfully called place where the sulistance or For Summer Bulletin write to: the Seed (King?) "BURPY". material is placed. Summer School THERE ARE times when The restriction on chumming 305 F Park Building one can hear someone say "You and using corn for bait should University of Utah jray. have made a fool out of me!" improve the quality of fishing Salt Lake City, jp I doubt that one is made a fool experienced Utah 84112 cares by outdoorsmen of by others; more than likely visiting the five streams. one does that himself and is The 1971 Utah Fishing Proclamation gives the boundaries only abetted by others. One of the most mispronounc of the restricted streams. injiMiiJMkiuymiiMSiiijLUOver 800 Utah Army National Guard personnel will hold k summer encamptheir ment at Dugway Proving Ground June 6 through June 20. An advance party of the Guard will arrive on Saturday, June 5. THIS WILL be the first of two National Guard encampments to be held at Dugway with the second scheduled for the sec-on- e two-wee- Waiting wives news e. Restrictions On Corn And Chumming Pin-Ba- Branch Office Closed Friday 522-297- 8. Veterans! Here's Your Answer Q. I plan to attend college under the CI Bill, and understand that I must submit, at intervals, a certificate of attendance card. Is this true? A. YES, veterans attending college under the GI Bill are required to return a eertifica" tion card to the VA during the last month of each enrollment period. Students studying under the GI Bill below the college level must submit a certificate of attendance card every month. Q. I have read that some national cemeteries are filling up, and will soon close. Will VA pay an additional allowance toward purchasing a plot in a private cemetery? A. There is no provision for VA to pay anything upon the death of a veteran except a statutory $250 burial allowance, unless he carried insurance administered by the VA. Also, the Army, not VA, is in charge of the National Cemetery System. Q. WILL THE increased Social Security benefits cause me to have to pay back money to the VA if I go over the income limitation? A. No. Your VA pension will be continued through the end of 1971. On receipt of your annual income questionnaire at the end of the year, your pension will be adjusted as appropriate. Em-inert- SaiTiirierMpGl When you know it's for keeps - Keep That Fishing Trip Safe Director John E. Phelps of the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources urges fishermen going out over the Memorial Day weekend to use added caution to insure that no mishap occurs- to mar their trip. Crowded highways, heavily loaded vehicles, hazardous mountain roads, and vehicles towing trailers all require added caution. Boaters must also use good sense in the use of their equipment for fishing particularly during adverse weather conditions. Littering, water pollution, and respect for property are all areas of concern to the real sportsman. He knows he has much to lose if an area is closed because of thoughtless acts. member now for close to 6 years. Dugway has seen the arrival of three new families. CAPT BRYAN Cahen and his wife Margaret, arrived here Harrison, from Ft. Benjamin Indiana. UniMargaret attended the University of Oklahoma and the hobbies Her Arizona. of versity are bridge, golf, theatre, and ceramics. Her home state is Texas. 1st Lt. Edmund J. Sebastian and his wife Vicky are here from Texas. They have four Kel-li- e children; Eddie Joe, 6 years, Jean, 5 years, David Allan, 2 years and Michael Lee, 2 years. VICKY attended the Keypunch Academy. Her hobbies are sewing, gardening, and all sports. Her home state is Montana. CWO-- 2 Edward J. Juchem and his wife Sandra came to us from Chincoteaque, Va. They have two children, Victoria D. and Philip E. Sandra enjoys gardening, breeding and raising dogs. Her home state is North Carolina. The Dugway Womens Club Tom Hykes has been promoted would like to welcome these to Specialist Four. Hykes is asfamilies to Dugway and extend a signed to HHC. helping hand if ever needed. Desert Desert by Marilyn Keller The Dugway Women's Club May luncheon was sponsored by Margaret Cahen, and Karen Judd. Armed Services was the theme carried out in the decorations. THE WOMEN at the luncheon were treated to a wine tasting program. This was presented by Don Harris of the Paul Mas-so- n wines. Mr. Trogstad from the Bureau Land Management gave a very informative talk to the group. An enthusiastic answer and question period followed. The Womens Club, represented by Mrs. Shadle, presented Lois Ault, the out going president, with a silver bowl. Afterwards, Lois Ault presented her officers and committee chairmans with a warm thanks, and a piece of beautiful pottery full of straw flowers. THE OUTCOING officers were: President, Lois Ault; First Vice ' President, Phyllis Stout; Second Vice President, Betty Koepp; Secretary, Cheryl Nathan; Treasurer, Barbara Stephens. The new officers for the Dugway Womens Club for 1971-7- 2 are: President, Terry Rodriquez; First Vice President, Eva Mohammed; Second Vice President, Bunny Reed; Secretary, Cheryl Nathan; Treasurer, Vicki Neimann. The out going committee chairmen were: Thrift Shop, Gina Stanley; Ways and Means, Judy Haley; Social, Pat Crocker; Membership, Judy Campi; Hospitality, Annettee Isaac; (Civ.), Virginia Yerbury; Bridge, Terry Rodriquez; Nursery, Janine Mark-uLiason, Lou Gelster; Publicity, Marilyn Keller. 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