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Show The Deseret Sampler, Fri., August 13, 1971 Dugway movie schedule A UJS. Army Reservist guides the first of five LARCs (Lighter, Amphibious, Resupply, Cargo) vehicles ashore at the new United States Army Reserve (USAR) Amphibious Training Area at Camp Pendleton, Calif. The LARCs negotiated 17 miles of freeway and surface streets before they were launched for their sea trip to Camp Pendleton. The LARCs are presently being used to train several USAR transportation units in San Diego, Calif. A LITTLE TO THE RIGHT NAGE news by Kenneth R. Lind In a recent meeting with Gen-erEtkin I was asked whether the Union would try to assist in resolving a problem which he has termed the y relationship between civilians and a schism lie tween the military two groups which is laid for both, and laid for DTC. I replied that the Union would like to assist, and as a leginning would investigate the minor of an anti- - civilian petition sponsored by the Waiting Wives. To begin, I contacted Mrs. Helen Scott, Chairman of that organization. I received the following reply: Dear Mr. Lind: In answer to your question pertaining to the petition that is supposed to lie going around, 1 personally wish to express, with all sincerity, the rumor of a petition against the civilians of Dugway, and made up by the Waiting Wives Organization, is sl We-The- 1 n views They" attitude you liave described exists lietwcen Command and It is evidenced in a myriad of attitudes of the Command staff, which We give the orders says, or right wrong They oliey." This is the relationship which is a problem. This is the relationship induced. which is Command This is the relationship which only the Command can resolve. The Union, the civilians, the military, the waiting wives will continue to try for sensible relationships lictween groups. It Iichooves the Command to try d. Tuesday August 24 GP LOLA 1 hr. 28 min. starring Charles Bronson and Susan George also SURPRISING SOUTH DAKOTA 8 min. Friday August 27 GP 1 hr. 41 min. WHATS THE MATTER WITH HELEN? starring Debbie Reynolds and Shellev Winters and Dennis Weaver Saturday August 28 C FINIANS RAINBOW starring Fred .Astaire Petula Clark k 2 hr. 21 min. Posthumous Silver Star Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kearslev accept medals earned by their sou, CW2 Tommy L. Kearsley, prior to liis death in a midair helicopter collision in the Republic of Vietnam. BG Max Etkin, DTC commanding general, made the presen-tatio- n in the Kearsley home in Syracuse, Utah. Among the medals won by CV2 Kearsley are the Silver Star, the Distinguished Flying Cross, the Bronze Star and the Air Medal with as hard. i false! THERE NEVER has, or never will lie a petition of any kind, made up at the meetings of The Waiting Wives Organization, against the civilians of Dugwayl The civilians of Dugway were here long before we arrived, and will lie here long after we leave, and to do as this rumored petition states, would lie unfair. The goal of The Waiting Wives Organization is to get along with the civilians, as well as the military, here at Dugway, not to break friendly relations. If there is such a petition, then it must have lieen started by Waiting Wives who do not attend the meetings! The memliers of the Waiting Wives Organization, who do attend the meetings regularly, all agree such a petition is foolish and uncalled for. I deeply regret the hard and hurt feelings this rumored petition has caused, and I personally will do all 1 can to get to the Ixittoin of it. Chess Champion Sp4 Don Crazier receives first place award for his victory in the recent Chess tournament held at the Sandy Acres Service Club. Mrs. ODell Avinger, dub director, makes the presentation as tournament supervisor, Sp5 Charlie Somers, looks on. Help Keep The Army Green Most Sincerely, The ' almve reply is sincerely appreciated, and we are extremely happy to confirm that such a petition is not ail official act of that group. HOWEVER, the fact that such a petition might exist is cause, I think, for serious introspection. Dugway is an old post, and sufferx a syndrome common to old posts called cliques. To a civilian resident of Dugway who has lieen there for years, a waiting wife is only there for twelve months, then gone. But to a waiting wife, with a husband in a combat zone, with no husliaiid. no father for her children, no help in an emercivilians on gency, otiscrviug good salaries with intact families, and finding herself excluded from the social life of the post to an extent where iio one admits to her existence, that year must seem forever. There must lie some things which can lie done by the Command, and liy the community. Perhaps a little time away from the children, perhaps a little shopping in Salt Lake City, perhaps a sympathetic ear in time of trouble would help. There ure many things which could In: done to shorten the time even a little. But insofar as a schism . Iks f tween military, civilian, waitf. radiy' it diKisnt iug wives exist, General Etkin. The schism which docs exist the "We- - FT. LEE, Va. (ANF) The First Army has offered some suggestions to consider in the fight to save the environment, focusing attention on the fact that ecology begins at home. Plant a blade of grass. The roots will spread and hold the earth together, preventing soil erosion. Start a window box, a garden. Plants give off oxygen which the air needs. Join a car pool. Its economically and ecologically sound. Car fumes make the air unhealthy to breathe and contribute to respiratory diseases. Better yet, ride a bicycle. 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