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Show The Deseret Sampler, Fri., June 23, 1972 f r T?vt 'in Deseret drifts ,;5 Round and about ' . , , by Sibi Tait tea fur Mrs. Max and Janean. DUGWAY WELCOMES Lt. lie will Etkin given by the Of- Michael J. Wight and wife Ray-leeficer's Wives Club on Tuesday, have two children, They Ofthe Fort Douglas June 27, at and Scott BenClenn Anthony ficers Club. The tea will lie from ton. Lt. Wight was previously 4:00 to 2:(X) p.m. p.in. stationed in Viet Nam. Women's THE DUGWAY From Ft. Benjamin Harrison, a Club annually gives $500 comes Lt. Terrance Estey Ind. scholarship to a deserving senior and his wife Valerie. Mrs. Estey from Dugway High is interested in graduating sewing and ChinSchool. This year David Long ese cooking. the awarded was scholarship by Eva Mohammed at the Awards at Dugway High Assembly School on May 24. This scholarship is given on the basis of academic achievement, participation in school activities, and leadership ability. June activities of the Dugway the Womens Club include monthly coffee, (hostesses Donna Tucker and Ann Coppin) and weekly bridge. The luncheons are suspended during the summer. New Dugway residents include Lt Col. Robert J. Wheeler and his wife Carolyne. They have a son Mark. The Wheelers previous assignment was Munich, Germany. COMING FROM Ft. Douglas are Major Thomas II. Coblentz, Jr., his wife Virginia, and their two children, Glen and Gary. The family enjoys camping. Also new are Cpt. Donald Hall and his wife Fave. Cpt. Hall recently returned from Viet A farewell By C. F. pRR It is quite of various sorts; Much name the 0,1 - V cught.r fish. Rarely, (i ever) do7 they interview some of the few thousand who did hot 'even J gstUtUii'iM'i ""f P6"0" -- - a- WJ,lch ! derations hm theur jUfellow miii . vnnimiiTUFiiK That, which, is JERRY JSHALL niy RIGGED - - act throughout their total the only way they may be distin- . guished. As is stated in the Bible, VBY THEUR : FRUITS I Hi " ,vinS i win. I"00 . ataft r'uch n. he appropriate songs at tane doei not e admit. thatthepictureof some of the fish caught were terrific. I recerttly saw'." small (Cessni 165) with its flaps down L x Vj- -j fa,- - ik rearIt i ked likc a banfaiA rooster' preparing to 2 PiCS aod speak . call- -' emotional displays. Because individual can foand does do STSWaETAf , i is something which is built for .out of that which is at hiln7f0 ific ai for a certain period of time., this Noyembef. This ' phrase' bothers is a commendable, action. How me a great deal inasmuch as the completely reverse an action is only winners should be ALL OF that which is JURY RIGCEDI THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. HOW MANY have watched a In what way are golf courses SHOE Or string POTATOS? wim water hazards like Paul Rread the in a POCKET story if ove? One by land, twO if by sea! BOOK? Every one knows what (long with the politics of the ah EACER. BEAVER ' is. How much is presumed to be da; about a MERCER BEAVER? SE JATORIAL. In retrospect, ho ever, it turns out to be most- That is a coat that has only a BEAVER COLLAR. ly TENTORIAL "Many are- those who claim iREAT HUE and CRY con-ti- n diut what they are AFFECTION, es to be made with respect is AFactually demonstrating to hose who die in various baN. FECTION! Some individuals tie: now occurring. Much less have claimed that they became fus is made by most of the HO-Las angry as the DIVIL and are HOST (on the- - increase) on correct in so stating bethe highways. Much of the fault quite cause they become quite red in is jgiven to the drinking or the face; red the other asdnyiken driver. Much less is sumed color being of that trouble vn of the statistics of the in- - . maker. Others, however, become fciderate or poor sighted quite LIVID: that is essentially of PURITY. How often . of the several things mplete four with HATE' (a letter g ,,ltendedl I) is that it contains so much . Hippies have parties, music, smoke and other things PSYpnide remarks are often made CHEDELIC. Botanical Gardens who write and read jit those have trees CYCADellicI those e who neither try by THE NOISE made by many re nor understand. Some of of the cyclists to see who (?) can the greatest poetry, may be found make the' greatest number of dein rose of the greatest meaning cibels of it causes one to wonder ant beauty; the Gettysburg ad-dif their thinking functions in a s, the Bible and the Consti-tu- t similar manner. m of the United States! What with special reductions (ANY ARE the interpreta-tio- i in travel fares, there are many i of all of.these, often with who will take a trip abroad as flag waving, patriotic speeches, their vacation. The girl watchers fin er pointing and emotionalism will TRIP A BROAD as part of their vacation activities. Free Hide Ira Hinson of the Facilities branch prepares to board a helicopter for the free ride he won in submitting an adopted suggestion that resulted in a tangible savings of over $250 to DTC. Judy Barnett of the Civilian Personnel Office and Crew Chief Sp5 Sparples (1) accompanied him on the flight. . C Chicken feathers into goose feathers? Thats what the Army did, with a special treatment to soften feathers and given them other characteristics of water-fodown, so they can be used in pillows, sleeping bags and comforters. I ejokev IBAK1CI... For Dugway Employee and Military Personnel First Security Bank checking account means immediate money in the bank on pay day for civilian and military personnel at Dugway. A' A plan has been developed permitting the delivery of your pay check to the First Security Bank on Base each pay day with credit to your account immediately! When you pay by check you keep an accurate record of your expenses, making the tedious task of balancing your budget simple and easy. Your, cancelled checks become your legal re- Nam. PFC Henry Malinowsky received from Ft. Rucker, Arriving a $25 savings bond upon selecAla., are CW2 James E. Stitt and tion as MP of the Month for the his wife Leah. They have four 65th MP Platoon at Dugway. children, Roger, Kathleen, Ralph. ceipt or proof of payment choose either Open your account today and request Regular or Checkway plans your pay check to be sent directly to the Base Bank in the Post Exchange. Itll save Suggestion Award you valuable time and money. ap-pr- Florence K. Smith of Finance and Accounting readies herself for the helicopter ride she won by submitting an adopted suggestion that resulted in over $250 tangible savings to DTC. Crew Chief SSG Edward Feingold prepares to close the : - New Majors The Dugway US Army Hospital's two newest majors, Gayle g T. Ruehel (I) and Vincent F. Reale, share the duties at promotion ceremonies held at the Hospital June 13. cake-cuttin- I; Neighbors !i -- fWell, dear, you're home ' H rw did your day go? BOYS - MASCULINITY The central: difficulty in a mai nowadays is that a boy sees so little of his father or other men. A mans work is now separated from his home. There alexin men around for boys to model themselves after. Bovs are almost exclusively brought up by their mothers and taught by women teachers. One reason why there is so much dissension on our high sch'Kil and college campuses is that some young men have mistaken confrontation and violence a S. I. I for masculinity. The Most Precious Gift laya-kaw- NAME AND ADDRESS PRINTED te'S FIRST SECURITY BANK w NEW SPRINKLERS Workmen continue installation on the new piping xvstem surrounding post headquarters. The new system will improve watering and ultimately the condition of the ground cover. Motorists are urged to use caution while in the area. Facilities Cal Hutchins Services Mary Durant Commuu.Elec. J. Butterfield Army Aviation Janyce Hope Howard Austin Housing Services It seemed that most of the men in Building 4233 were trying to fly with their anus extended wide; but on closer observation, they were only telling fish stories and showing the sizes of the big ones they caught. Just a warning to fishermen that it will lie useless in the future to try fo catch any fish at for a Johnson's Reservois Mechanifrom the Optical group cal Section just caught them all. The families (and numerous relatives) of Jay Flanders, Dan Iverson, Jim Edgeman, Dim Danks, Blaine Skelton and Boh Smith (he's from the Calibration lab) spent the weekend of June 8 there, and from the stories that have been flying around, it seems the fishing was really great. I dare not mention any numbers for fear the game warden will start probing. Among the fishermen who ventured out on the opening were Mr. & Mrs. Conrad E. Nielsen and daughter, Julie Ann. They joined relatives at Fish Lake and reported real good fishing. 17-1- N'eldou Pullman, his wife and children, fished Schofield ReserRovois. Their bert Lvnn, caught the most with SUGGESTION AWARD Gillespie of the Data Svs- terns branch received a sugges- tion plaque, 'f , . ' iltak ns -- ml s a Mwibxr firfwol Dapaiit Imuranc CcrpuroUmi Dugway Fraying Oraand TT cool Off Hi shoptill IDNIGHT Well, enough of fishing! t mi MW er SUGGESTION AWARD Clair Fields of the Ranged Instrumentation Mumtiombranch received a suggestion award. - mitiffiiicow good fishing. Chuck DclYitt, his wife Betsy, and their two children traveled to Island Park, Idaho, for a fishing trip. They were joined there by Chuck's parents from Jacksonville, 111. Chuck reported fair"' fishing. Among those he caught whichois deiwas a fying all natural laws by growing daily, despite its consumed condition. J. m WEIS 17. Bob Cudd and his wife fished on the Provo River for a while, but the water was too high for' Specialist 4 Donald Lilyquist will lie departing Dugway for almut eight weeks to attend the advanced training class onoAir Traffic (anitrol. lie will have to leave his lovely wife, Linda, at home during that time, so at least lie will lie able to concentrate on his studies. I guess it's going to h a long eight weeks for Don. Good Luck. f nuki. Pil Eidwngi Building : CONDITIONED COMFORTi 0 (M0O 0 Peter FREE on each check door. Jean Rush 'f TOE DC " re VAs highest research honor, William S. Middleton Award, was presented recently ,to Dr. Marcus Rothschild for 'work on pathological biochemistry of the liver in alcoholism and other liver diseases. the (MjOo |