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Show 6A Kiwanis Club Is Lakeside Review South, Wednesday, May 18, 1983 Accepted to Academy He's One Step Closer Towards Mis Dream of Space Approved $100,000 to $150,000. Chad plans to major in either electrical engineering or aeros range from CAROL! O. COLE Review Correspondent By Tucked neatBOUNTIFUL Chad Bastians among ly away fondest dreams is that of becoming an astronaut. Recently Chad took a giant leap closer to that goal by becoming the recipient of an appointment to the pace. He will not need to declare a major until he completes his first year at the Academy. theres a war, he told Chad, you want to be an officer, not an enlisted man. Chad agreed. Chad was also a finalist in the National Merit scholarship program, winning a $1, U.S. Naval prestigious at Annapolis, Mary- 000-awa- Academy land. from Sun Corporation. He will be unable to use that award. An Elks Club scholarship of $1,300 may be possible for him to accept in conjunction with his Academy appointment. When asked how he thought hed react to military life, he Im responded, Itll be tough used to going around on my own. But I think I can handle i Actually, Chad received two appointmentsthetoonemilitary to Anacademies has he which accepted, napolis and another to the Air Force Academy. He preferred the Naval Academy because he felt it offered more options. Chad, the son of Larry G. and Diane Bastian and the oldest of their six children, became inter-estein the Naval Academy when a friends brother attended there. He decided last year to make application and has been going through millions of interviews and forms since. He also endured a five-hophysical at Hill Air Force Base and was finally notified of his Estiappointment in mates of the value of an appointment to the Academy it. gymnast who has been competing for five years, Chad plans to try out for the Academys gymnastics team. They have a good reputation in the East and are coached by Peter Korrman, an Olympics A d ur mid-Apri- None of Chads family has made the military a career, though his grandfather encouraged him in his efforts to If achieve the appointment. CHAD BASTIAN is looking forward to becoming a student at the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md., as the first a career as an step on the journey to his real dream l. astrounaut. F-1- uinter-ruptabl- F-1- Ogden Air Logistics Center F-1- (ALC). The program, Falcon Rally 2, is a follow up to the Pacer Loft I modification program which is nearing completion. Pacer Loft I was installed on planes produced in 1978, 1979 and 1980. Falcon Rally 2 will modify 611 ' in the Air Force fleet. It is a depot level modification to provide direct power to the flight control system (FLCS) and up to 17 additional engineering change proposals. The direct power modification is the major effort in the program. Its purpose is to add an additional power source for the FLCS by installing its own F-1- F-1- F-1- , kit-proo- fs generator. Bountiful. Margie Boyd, Shirley Briggs, Carol Brown, Davis Earnest Byers, Clinton Canady, Elmo Christensen, Marie Clark Padgett, Mary Crosby. of 1953 reunion will be held Brown, 1, 2, Rosanna Cray, John Dorrity, Shirley Epperson, Frank Files, Lamont Flesher, Shirley Flint, Emma Frazier, Kay Freeman, Roger Garbet, Mavis Green July at the Davis High cafeteria areThe following classthemembers reunion being sought by and county park. committee. The committee reOn Friday, July 1, a dinner quests any information on these and dance will be held in the members by contacting Shirley cafeteria. Cost is $20 per person. Pierce Diamond at 3 in On Saturday, July 2, a picnic Bountiful, or Stan and Lou Ann and family outing will be held in Ostler Lyman at 2 in the park, located near Davis Kaysville as soon as possible. 295-934- 544-830- Games and Golf Course. ac- Class of 1953 is still missing some addresses. Some have been returned. Can you help locote any of the following? Roy Allred, John Albert Barber, Roger Barber, Robert Barker, Shirley Barnum, Charlotte Bashers, Paul Bennett, Allen Bird, Larry Bony, Zona Bony. The Davis High tivities are planned for the day. Reservations for the dinner and dance can be made by contacting Claudette Everett at 295- - Hill. Tom Gotierrez, Richard Wayne Greer, Hanson, Beverly Harvey, Doris Hatch, Darlene Hobbs, Shirley Hodson Clark, Mieko Hori, Marvin Howe, Eldon Hurst, lewis Ipsen Price, Bill Jackson. Clifford Johnson, Thomas Johnson, Darla Jones, Darrell Jones, Chester Knight, Mary Ellen Kuntz, Rose Kurose, Carol Lark, Marilyn Larsen', Ray Larson, Vivian Larson, Shirley Lawrence, Ciaretta Nola Lemmon, Helen Lopez. Leehenow, Emma are being watched by representatives from European governments participating in the program and countries buying through foreign military F-1- to contact. Qualifications, professional afThe handbook is complete filiations, telephone numbers with local emergency telephone and office locations are given numbers and a directory of loc- for each physician. al physicians. The first half of Those desiring more informathe book covers vital informa- tion about the free booklet may tion about emergencies such as call the Lakeview Hospital heart attacks, choking and Public Relations Department at ext. 103 or 109. poisonings. 292-623- 1, STEEL RADIALS sales. Ogden ALC handled 14 to 15 at one time during Pacer Loft 1, an earlier modifications program and may work on as at one time many as 23 during Falcon Rally 2 in Building 225. The huge hangar occupies 11 acres and can house as and s durmany as 75 ing maintenance or modification. F-1- F-1- F-1- F-4- In order to train the additional crews needed for the stepped-u- p production, Detachment 8, 1365th Audiovisual Squadron will video tape portions of the installation for training purposes. SMALL kit-pro- 1411 West Porrish Lane a nation values anything more than freedom, freedom) and the irony of it it that if it it values more, it will lose that too. H -- WITH THIS WHERE: is it will lose its comfort or money that County Courthouse Commission Chambers in Farmington the active, the brave. Patrick Henry elect new county officers, as fellows: Chairman, Vice Chairman, Secretary Treasurer, and 10 delegates to the State Convention (to be held on Saturday, June WHY: To it it it ") will not descend to a people; a people must raise themselves to liberty; it is a blessing that must be earned before it Liberty can be enjoyed. . , ' Charles Caleb Colton WHO: Everyone is invited It Is the common fate of the Indolent to see their rights become a prey to the active. The condition upon which God has given liberty to man Is eternal vigilence. John Philpot Curran HOW: (which is preferable) or doer is $S.OO. To preat the registration register, send your check or money order to one of the addresses listed below. The greatest glory df a freeborn people is to transmit that ' freedom to tlteir children. William Harvard SIGNED: Herbert N. Henderson County Chairman 922 West 4000 South Bountiful, Utah 84010 o rnRDiip Phone:292-116- 7 Relden C. 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The handbook is pro- The center section of the handvided as a public service by the book includes an alphabetical hospital and is a guide on what listing of the physicians on the to do in an emergency and who staff of Lakeview Hospital. "CCUpOil 3 AMERICAN MADE 6 SIZE 64-pa- T 295-573- E78X14 F78X14 560X15 G78X15 H78X15 Lakeview Hospital to Give Emergency Care Booklet 1 825-314- OUR LOWEST PRICES EVER ON Davis Class of 1953 Plans Reunion 4735 in The MEMORIAL DAY Looking For Peers The Davis High School class - gins his junior year at the e The program is scheduled for This gives the 6 an power source to the completion in fiscal year 1986. of the modifisaid The flight control system, John Stromberg, Resources cations is now being conducted reat Ogden ALC on two Management Division, Directorate of Maintenance. different production presenting Changes will also be made to blocks. allows planThe the electrical system caution lights to give the pilot a better ners and engineers to determine work load and eliminate probsystem check capability. A total of 611 aircraft will be lems in the modifications before modified at an estimated 2,500 putting the actual program into manhours per aircraft, said O. operation, said Ken Adams, Dale Quinlan, chief of 6 Pro- Aircraft Division, Directorate duction Management Branch, of Maintenance. One of the major accomDirectorate of Materiel plishments in the Management. Aircraft located within the process is the completion of sevcontinental United States will eral key elements of the modifibe modified at Hill AFB. The cation without removing the enbase will start modifying 455 gine, Adams said. This could in December 1983. Contract significantly reduce the number sources will accomplish the job of hours each plane is on the in the Pacific Air Force and the maintenance line, he said. In addition, these U.S. Air Force Europe areas. 6 CENTERVILLE highest distinction is service to to deny this opportuniothers ty to our fellowmen reduces the best that is possible for all. We are challenged to share what we have experienced because we found it to be good good for us as individuals and good for our world. With this motto in mind, the Bountiful Kiwanis Club is sponsoring the organization of Centervilles newest service organization. All Centerville residents who are desirous of being a part of the Kiwanis organization are invited to attend, the initial meeting to be held in the conference room of the J.C. Penney store in Bountiful on June 9, at 6 p.m. The Centerville Kiwanis Club will be organized under the auspices of Kiwanis International. For additional information, (durcall Ben Adams at ing the day), or Alan Johnson at (in the evening). bronze medalist. Chad is not yet sure he wants to make the military his career. He may resign from the Academy anytime during his first two years, but once he be- Hill Will be Base of F - 16 Modifications HILL AFB The latest modifications to the Fighting Falcon are being checked out and readied for installation at By CAROLE O. COLE Review Correspondent Academy, he is obligated to remain in the Navy for five or six years. He would like to become a naval navigator and fly for his obligated time, then make a decision about remaining in the Navy as a career. After graduation from the Academy, Chad will be commissioned as an ensign. He will leave for Maryland on July 6, to attend boot camp. Classes will begin at the Academy in September. Cadets at the Academy are allowed one month of leave during the summer and three weeks at Christmas. The remainder of the summer is spent in training cruises on ships, or in specialized training in submarines, nuclear power, or aviation. Chad hopes to be accepted into graduate school after becoming an ensign and before his first tour of duty. It is then that he may be able to move even closer to his goal of becoming Bountifuls first astronaut. CLEARFIELD 329 NORTH 6 773-947- 0 t Y Vi MAIN teas |
