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Show The Deseret Sampler, Friday, July 2i, 1972 Helping environment helps Scouts too Scouts froin DTC-sposored Troop 700 transformed red tape into green currency m Saturday, July 8, when they sold a supply of used comand punch-card- s puter print-out- s to a paper recycling facility in Salt Lake City. The industrious project undertaken by the boys garnered 1110.00 for the troop treasury. . During the past period, the Troop 700 Boy Scouts have been gathering the unclas- rifled waste from the DTC computer center on a basis. DTC personnel from the Headquarters at Ft. Douglas volunteered assistance to the boys and provided them with trans- Boy o- The scouts portation. the paper in boxes for at a later date. th .Troop 700 Scouts sit atop a veritable gold mine of and cards. puter print-out-s com- ACS aids Army stored tum-i- n in helping its own Two weeks ago, the Boy Scouts, along with members of the Troop Committee, devoted a Saturday morning to transof porting the huge volume The wnter. a t0 recyt.iing sae of the paper to the re-cycling ceiler u the start of a procesa wherein the discarded wiU be used in the waste manufacture of new paper. The scouts plan to use the money resulting from their sale of the paper to purchase tents and camping equipment th and Stability Service Self-hel-p, ' Jean Riuh Cal Ifutchins Facflilies Services A young wife whose husband had lieen transferred to Vietnam called the Araiy Community Serv.ce Center for medical help can arise ACS u flexible adaptable ' The ACS program handles wer goo, 000 requests forough- ief t!!',A?ldIlM1byJ..neeile1 out its worldwide network of I do?" asked offices. A typical call might be one from a young wife whose fice gave her the necessary in- A local confhusl)and is ormation, Jen checked back to ro threatening il.01 o nia e sure that every- their furniture for which thuig was all e husband had signed a con- FBOBLEMS are tract with a credit organization handled that simply, but me office more In extensive help requ.ro Checking with the ,earned either case ACS help does not mpany aud the ertylit adu..t.l all aspects of a prolv that the credit advisors rift are 80 ein ye . had mishandled the payments. Dugway s Army Community ACS Mked the legal assistance Servme office, located in the officer for help and this family Mary Durant Cummun.Elec. pss J. Butterfield Army Aviation Janyce Hope Services Howard Austin Housing The rumor has it that a certificate and Letter of Appro- official from the ciation in the S.roolv Manage- Logistics Directors Office re- me.it Office with all ceived two tickets from the Forest Service for attempting to bum down the forest. It seems, earned a special level of friend- the gentleman, whose initials ship and respect from tlieir fel- M ar low employees. ' s mles T1IE garded Smukey IHTTINC vacation and built an unauthonzed camp trail recently were Lvnn and fire. The local Bov Scout croop Mavetta Turner who had an ex- lie willing to give this citing trip to San Francisco infovidual a course in camping While there they managed to rules and regulations. Certain visit mod of the tourist attrac- members of the same group par- - tions of that famous citv high-rankin- g crtely. -- ' miit Gary Burton Electronic Design Engineer E worSHfoi P"1"1 WM !traitened ouL hrofollW ACS gears its service , , faJSfe.'T Has Now Taken Over the ' rcaToura -- to mmS tS .,: STSUtSiS fomiy problems. . lf the Irvine center itself on d in H cannot solve a problem, ACS finds the staff agency that can. ncCWAVS ACS will loan Sometimes the service co'st5 household articles for incoming merely of giving accurate infer- inS tnLrt.U lnatio 0r through red f t In other, caL. more com- - ff emcrSenoy circum- ,ex prohlems may require le- tnces. "LSi ,i M toxicating agents and discovered the cable cars, Cliff House and that immersing oneself complete- - a boat ride in the Bay under . d mountain stream the Golden Gate Bridge. They soldier ly in an ice-col- m , and his up. "u 3 i" w,li asfIst ayDelu aepen- - during the cut husband's overseas . tour. Emer--den.tS .itb P en h, gites the ill effects of the above ter and Beverly and nrabiems litfore they mentioned agents. Greg Kent and two grandchild- - jnt0 lllore serious ones. Because pjans can be arranged. HOUSING Divisions ''money ren As a world-wid- e network, Glen Broadhead is still We're really improving in ACS is in touch with over 30,000 recuperating from his back op Com mo-- Elect Div judging by waiting wives, through personal . eration. However, he drops by recent attendance at schools and and information newscontact the office frequently to help the of Perle an courses. back .on Hays training only way letters to help keep them in who are trying to do Wire Com 1110 Branch has return- delicate-,hi-s cieut, swinging bridge, communjob. Hurry back, Glen be-- ed from a KG-1- 3 school at Lack- - (y stretched across the river, touch with the Army husbands their while are fore its too late. Anity land Air Force Base, San Vith Howard frozen at the And then there is our illus- - tonio, Texas. Mr. Donald C. wheel of his new truck and away. The approximately 30 waiting wives at Dugway can trious Housing Officer. A fisher- - lleeliner. Chief of the Calibra- - Poppy Ott in shock, they inched t'le Center, Ft. man he is not. Poor Darol. He tion Branch, attended a calibra- - their way across this suspended write a Wait- and receive Va., has made many a trip to moun- - tion seminar at Redstone Arse-eyCJ contraption. Sheer determination Newsletter, tain streams and reservoirs and nal, Huntsville, Ala. Gerald Por-- anl cqJJ lieer got them back to n8 ACS DOES NOT duplicate nary a fish. He has tried cheese, ter and John Lauritzen from cgmp. by worms and even crickets. It is Met and Tracking Systems sec- !?!' of us it has been por believed that he ate the cheese, tion went to a training course a onc dry meU. u0w many days m'btary an cv11,an, a8enc-buriefoe the worms and was afraid at the IBM Marketing Support since the last hie rain? But Bather, it trouble-shooto touch the crickets. Darol, Center at Houston, Texas. Dar- - for 0then the monsoon season difficult situatiraw and gets help 'fishing with a bare hook is like rell Stevenson of Radio Avionics js just around the corner. Those t0 amies immediately. If the need arise ACS will to Facilities without a received training on some items of you who doubt this might take j$ing' I work; order. Provide of budgrt, credit and con-of test equipment 'at the Nuval notice as you drive past foe .you get a lot lor refer you sumer counseling - static and no results. Weapons Lalxiratory, Dalhgren, Auto Craft Shop. Dugway's Mr. Bailer, if you would like Vir. Noah of the C-- E Div., and his 10 organizations that can. The ACS is working closely to see what trout looks like, Mr. A. Frank Cam, Contract first mate Don Heebner (he drinks e see Howard Austin. This expert Specialist and Small Business all the beer) have been working wi Department of Extension his DiviAgrieisltairc truck the new in Procurement Advisor fisherman, family, on the Ark since last year. StBte Umycnty and trailer and 1000 crickets siollt Logistics Directorate, re- - After inspecting the "Ark and ctasses of benefit week tabhdnng at Little Hole, tired on june 30 after 35 years talking to Noah it appears that spent a the Duigvra)r community, November October or hv Flaming Gorge. Among the many 0f civi they military service. b,s PMt SP?" a Jslc.sew!"8 beautiful fish foe Austins brought A NATIVE of Salt Lake will have it ready to go. This wa5 back were two one Cityi Mr. Cam began his civil reporter keeps watching the c'a of which was caught by Howards 5ervice career on ACS. make skies is rainbow a sure to as JL 1937, 6, July son. Howdy. a typist with foe District Head- - still there. Any others that plan JACK WILDE, who is known quarters Civilian Conservation to make the trip should contact . resident th in this office as the loser, has He Don. Ed tran Ft. or no the at Dm.glas. By way, orps winter. done it again. Jack, who is al- - ferred t0 Ninth allowed. are Headquarters pets IT HAS long been raid, ways losing something, such as PATRICK DUGGAN, Avia- Command at Ft. Doug- The Army takes care of its his truck, his keys, his laundry, jag workformer clerk-he 2943 tion's where jn juv typist, now own. The ACS is designed prior his way in the mountains, untjj April 1945 when he resides at foe Post Gym where almost lost his mind when he was marily for foe active duty sogjven a military furlough to from what rumors tell he is ldier and his family. However, found his brand new motorcycle serve in the U.S. We t sorely Anny. He enjoying himself. and facilities are also services After relentlessly gone. searching completed his military service miss him for when he wasnt available to retired Army perand following tracks, he finally at Ft. 0id, Calif., in March off 011 funeral detail or typed located it a few miles out in 1946 and returned to his job at away on a DF or DA, his sharp sonnel and their dependents. foe desert. Ft. Douglas with foe Sixth US wit and good humor brightened Bud Forsyth finally accom- . , Anny Headquarters as a CAF-- 6 many a day for Aviation's hard- plished what he thought would derk. In June 1946 the Sixth working staff. So from all of tra,nln& be an impossible task. His wife Army Headquarters returned to us that miss the occasional pit-- f V anArm .i villd in f consented to going riding on the Presidio of San Francisco ter- .. . , y patter of Pats unique typ- j this motorcycle, and now that and Mr. Carn transferred to ing technique, foe best of luck rivifo die has her first ride, he will Office at Ft. at your new job and thanks for Quartermaster dePendent wherelocal and very likely have to buy a sec-- Douglas as a General Supply Sup- - my new job as derk-typis- t. resources are not availcivilian Don ervisor. In January 1955 he lie- Help! Lilyquist, one able are eligible to use the came foe Consolidated Supply of Aviation's three air traffic ACS. and Property Officer. controllers, has departed for If a problem arises, give foe He held this position until three months to attend an ATC ACS office a call at 2915 during November 1900 when he became Advanced Management course normal duty hours or through ConRucker. Ft. at Hell be glad to foe Staff the Chief, Purchasing and Duty NCO after duty trading Division, Ft. Douglas, know that we're keeping track of hours. The programs theme, Provhis share of the O.T. and both He transferred to Dugway Service and Star ing Ground in February 1966 Dan Fairer and myself are look-i- s reflects foe nature bility," truly GS-1a Contract Specialist ing forward to a well- - earned of the Army Community SerHe transferred to the Small rest upon his return. Poor Don vice. Business AdvisorContrad Spe- hasn't even been gone three cialist position in Odobcr 1970 weeks yet. MAN and filled this position until It just wouldn't be right to Not so long ago, man was a allow foe passing of foe Guard scarce enough animal so that he he retired on June 30. Mr. Carn plans to manage a to go unnoticed. I dont think did not make too much difmotel in Salt Lake City where that we were quite looking tur- ference; the earth could survive tle will live after his retirement, ward to their arrival with all him. In less than four centuries He has purchased a new Volks- - the zeal in foe world, but taking his numbers have increased sewagen Camper and intends to up the true Aviation spirit we venfold; now he and his works make good use of it, as he and rose to the occasion. Apprehen-hi- s dominate most of the earths surwife, Reha, travel around foe sive at first of putting my eight face, altering hitherto inexorable country during their spare time, months experience as an air chemical cycles and modifying They have five children and traffic controller up against foe the incredibly complex living seven grandchildren. A son, four National Guard veteran systems that together constitute Michael, is on an LDS mission controllers. Im a little ashamed foe totality of foe biosphere to say that I rather enjoyed life and its physical setting. -in central Cennanv. A RETIREMENT social was some of their panicked looks Arm and Schwab, Jr., Only One held at the home of B. A. Bever- - when the first jd arrived on foe Earth. idge. Chief, Procurement Divi- - scene. Dan Farrer, chief tower si on, on Friday, June 23 to operator and a Michael Airfield ECONOMICS man and Dave Lewis retirements, A Creek honor Frank and Reba for his veteran, didnt miss a step and philosopher said The food committee, headed long and faithful service. strode through the two weeks that when foe people find they can vote themselves continued There is Another little story in true form. We all, however, we would like to tell alnmt really enjoyed the extra activity, benefits from the public largess, Howard Austin. Our all- - Ameri- - excitement and change- they will continue to do so unathlete, who has to hit a pace. Now its all over for an- - til they spend themselves into are today dehomerun to get to first base, other year, at least as far as Iwnkruptcy. We and ' voting ourselves, his concerned. I lost last is can Aviation manding slightly during got fishing trip. While looking for honestly say that they were a through our political represena secret fishing hole on the great hunch of guys to work tatives, benefits which we can't William S. Lowe, chief Green River, Howard and his with, even if foe Headquarters afford. think so. soRImII doesnt executive team someofficer, AP Green Refishing buddy. Poppy Ott, how managed to wind up miles They took their first defeat of fractories Co., in interview. Nafrom their campsite on foe foe season from the National tion's Business with Guard Aviation section. other side of the river man le Gary has 8 years experience in electronics which includes 5 years in college. LEGION OF MERIT Air Force Colonel Marvin B. Sullivan, Director, Flans and Studies Directorate,' was awarded the Legion of Merit for die job he performed as Chief of die Analysis Division, Air Force Weapons Laboratory, Air Force Systems Command, at Kirdand AFB, New Mexico from January 29, 1969 to April 27, 1972. 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