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Show ' - f s. Vs.- - i r J T.. . V .2 Published in' the Interest of the personnel of Dugway Proving Dugway, Utah GroundwThl,t,ay iota May 2a, ' bugway Days Agenda : (Most Events IN and AROUND Oasis ClubY TIME TUESDAY, MAY 31 6:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6:30 pjn. 7:30 p.m. - l 1 THURSDAY, JUNE 7:30 a.m. .8:30-11:3- PLACE Softball Field Little League Field ' Softball Field 11:30 a.m. 12:00 noon 12:00 noon - 1:00 p.m. 1:00 pjn. HALO - Parachute Jump v- ' Behind Oasis Club Golf Course See map Behind Community Club - ' Parade Game Booths and Flea Market Open Special Forces RapeUing'-Gol- f Tournament Starts J Entertainment: .OV 1:00-1:2- 0 vVVj, Sc , pjn. -- Belly .DancersBand p.m. Comhiuftfty pjn. -- Banjo Tlrio 3:30-4:0- 0 pjn. Belly Dancfog NOTE: Drawing for small prizes between entertaiment. . : Puppet Show Belly Dancing Lessons Trap Shoot Puppet Show Puppet Show Celebrity Auction and Drawing for Main Prizes Championship Softball Game . 1:30-2:1- 5 - Little League Field Flag Pole, Headquarters Ditto (Beards and Children welcome!) - . a.m. 0 EVENT Softball Tournament: Army Officers vs. Civilians Air Force vs. Army Enlisted . Little League Games Softball tournament Winners play winners Losers play losers Little League Games Fun Run Open House and Aircraft Display (Buses will depart gym parking lot and Ditto Diner parking lot every half hour, beginning at gym parking lot at 8:15 with last bus departing Ditto at 1 1:45) Foot Booths and Ticket Booth Open ; -2- :30-3:15 1:30-2:1- 5 1:45-2:1- 5 2:00 p.m. 2:30-3:1- 5 3:30-4:1- 5 - p.m. p.m. pjn. p.m. ' 4:0Qpjn. 6:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. FRIDAY, JUNE 3 5:30-8:0- 0 9:00 pjn. p.m.-12:3- 0 Bar-B-Q- ' SATURDAY, JUNE 4 8:00 p.m. ue JUNE 6, 7 and 8 8:00 p.m. Opening of Play "Oliver. . $1.50 for children t $3.00 for adults 2; $8.00 for family Play - "Oliver Memorial D New directorate formed from Facilities and Log The Post Commander has announced the reorganization. of offices now contained within the Logistics Directorate and Facilities Engineering whose services were not part of the contract awarded to Hawthorne Aviation. Division will operate under the new directorate. The Housing and Service Office will be made up of a Bachelor Housing Manager and a Family Housing Manager. Finally the Facilities Division will, contain a Contract Inspectors Branch, the Support Hie reorganization will . take effect on July first in conjunction with the effective date of the, contract to Hawthorne. To be headed by Major Earl Love, the new directorate will be known as Facilities Engineering and Services Directorate. Within the directorate will be the Equipment Management Division, made up of ' the Administration and Control Branch, the Equipment Maintenance Branch and the Movements Branch. The Fire Branch and the Metal Working Branch. . - The new directorate will not only contain the services not contracted out, but also the support organizations for the new contractor, as well as the contract inspectors. The announcement of the names of those who will be given positions in the new directorate will not be made until final personnel actions are taken by the Civilian Personnel Office. Protection and Prevention or ' . . .- - to preserve and protect our freedom, and thoughtful enough to promote lasting peace throughout the world. President Ronald Reagan "Every Memorial Day we pause to reflect on those men and women in uniform who made the ultimate sacrifice to preserve our freedom. The significance of what they gave to us is clearly apparent as we look at many nations today, whose people are denied the most basic liberties, and for whom justice is only a dream. For more than two centuries, many Americans have guarded our freedom, often with their lives, in tribute to them this Memorial Day, brightly colored flowers will be placed by the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, among the white rows of grave markers in military cemeteries, and on the final resting places in cities and . McCormick Field : ..'Annex. . v' Community Club Patio Clab Community : ' , - .. . . V towns across the country and overseas. "On this Memorial Day and every other day, we are inspired by the gallantry of those who have fallen in the service of this country. We can pay them no greater honor than to cherish that sacred legacy of freedom, and to make clear we are committed to its preservation, whatever the cost. Casper W. Weinberger Secretary of Defense -- Every year since 1868, Americans have set aside one day in Memorial Day to demonstrate gratitude to those May who have died preserving our freedom. In the 1 16 years since then 625,000 Americans have fallen in five major wars and conflicts. Since the birth of our nation, 1,153,000 Americans have given their lives for their country. Obviously, the magnitude of our debts to these men and women is considerable. The cost of freedom is high. It is a measure of the greatness of the United.Btates that there have always been gallant Americans, who have stepped forward to pay the price of preserving dor way of life. These men and women made the supreme sacrifice out of patriotism, and they expectedho repayment. Yet we would be an ungrateful people indeed if we did not show our ' appreciation. We can repay them by nurturing the gift they gave arid by passing it on to fiiture generations, by living for those ideals for which they died, and by being the loyal and patriotic Americans they expected us to be. That is our covenant with the dead we honor on Memorial Day. We in TECOM and throughout the Department of the Army have a unique opportunity to honor these Americans. By performing our mission well, we serve and support Americas soldiers me direct successors of those we honor on Memorial Day. For our war dead; that is the greatest act of . TEAD Flag Day celebration Telephone bills to rise June 1 to offer running, softball events The average bill for service will rise about $2 for (residential) users at Dugway.' Service Commission grant to The rise is due to a Public ' Class B Tooele Army Depot will be hosting a Coed Softball Tournament in conjunction with its Flag DayOpen House, June 11. This tournament is open to anyone who is interested and can field a coed team. There is a nominal entry fee of $30.00 per team. For more information contact Roger Slater at Tooele Army Depot, Building 1002, or telephone The Runner's Edge, a running dub in Tooele, is organizing and races, to be held in conjunction with fun run and a the Depot Open House. A one-mil- e run will take place in the morning June 11, at will be offered to all. PreTooele Army DepoL registration s prior to June 3. Cost is $2.00 per person. Awards to the top finishers in each category will be present- ML Bell of a rate increase. The raise in rates means that single line service that cost $11.13 will now cost $13.03 per month, an increase of $1.90 per month. Other rates have changed as well, if you have any questions please feel free to call the Communications Office at 833-200- 3411 during duty hours. 5. . The raise will be reflected in the July bills. ter Special license procedures for motorcycle course graduates Licensing is available to all persons who successfully completed the University of Utah&tootorcyde course.Tuesjday, in June 7 at 2 p.m. at the Statt'Eatrgrodnds bn NorthYempte ' Salt Lake City. .You will need no permit and motorcycle. . , mtorma! For aaaiuonai . message. T-shi- rts Desert tour getting closer The annual .Desert Tour will be held Saturday, June '18. Cost for the trip is $8.00 per person, and you must make the payment when yoil make your reservations. If you have.any questions, call 2320 or Vera at 2278. Hie trip involves Et:koutPS, Sikpson Springs, Dugway Pass, the Geode BeUsr Blackrock, Fish Springs, Wilson Health Springs, Callao, Gold Hill, Wendover and return by way of Interstate 80. A chuck-wago- n type lunch will be served at Callao. Ranch in Dave Bagievs . non-returnab- Memorial Day is the time to take stock of the present, reflect on the past, and renew commitment to the future of America.".,. .Today, as in the past, there are problems that must be solved and challenges that must be met. We can tackle them with our full strength and creativity only because we are free to work them out in our own way. We owe this freedom of choice and action to those men and women in uniform who have served this nation and its interests in time of need. In particular, we are forever indebted to those who have given their lives that we might be free. I dont have to tell you how fragile this precious gift of freedom is. Every time we hear, watch or read the news, we are reminded that liberty is a rare commodity in this world. This Memorial Day of 1983, we honor those brave Americans who died in the service of their country. I think an ancient scholar put it well when he wrote: "Let us now praise famous men . . all these were honored in their generation, and were the glory of their times. Their bodies are buried in peace; but their name Uveth for evermore. As a tribute to their sacrifice, let us renew our resolve to remain strong enough to deter aggression, wise enough Dining RoomOasis Club UpstairsOasis Club Skeet Range Dining RoomOasis Club Dining RoomOasis Club Behind Oasis Club . ' ' . Dance to the Music of: Price will be announced liter. a.m. ' 833-200- 5, le 882-471- 4; . Published by the. Transcript-Bulleti- n Publishing Company, a private firm In no way corsnectEd with the Department of the Army. Opinions ex Vj ed at the days opening ceremonies. For more information or or the entry forms, contact Roger Slater (TEAD) Gleed, members of Runners the Virgil Edge following or John Zulick, Steve Strickland, : -c ... 8824329. During the day there will also be carnival games, a live trout pond, a dunking booth, and a number of other family activities during the day. . ni DDC course offered, again 882-238- 6; pressed by the writers herein are their own and are not to be considered an official expression by the Department of the Army. The appearance of Fed 'June 8 from 7:30 ajz.. Successful completion tX LJcqurse is a prerequisite ibtaining a military drivers license. '." For more information contactt the safety office at 8317: ' advertisements Inserts in tklrf'r ' tlcatfon; Crtt not endorsement by the Department cf Angy..T ' I ' . v.;- |