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Show Lakeside Review, Wednesday, July 10, 1985 mv ' ' fr a t' - 7, AA '7.4iJi jk x V S7 4- - 3C wyi - J4 : 4 &M V7,S?V y'xt'' A 4 xt 7' B vr v S . & TOSSING HIS young friend up in the water Av J ''SyK A & M V Review Correspondents . SOUTH WEBER Girl Scout troop 917 of South Weber won second place in the costume test out of 1,100 girl scouts and jeaders trekked to Bacon Memorial park near Roosevelt, Utah for a three-da- y encampment. Arriving by vans, cars, and buses, the Girl Scouts turned the park into a tent city with colorful banners proclaiming their home con- towns. They explored the midway fun at the Country Harvest fair set up with games of skill, displays, and exotic sights. - appears to be just childs play for Kent Whitaker of Kaysville. The two were enjoying a good time at the Layton swimming pool. Ongoing demonstrations in spinning wool, basket weaving and quilting drew large groups of observers and participants. The parade of troops brought forth costumes in keeping with the fair theme. An obstacle course set Boy Scouts of Duchesne the dexterity of girls and Competitions were held outdoor skills. up by tested adults. in all Hay rides, a petting zoo and a chance to ride the convincer, a seat belt demonstration machine, drew long lines of girls. Camera clicked away as troops posed with ' the talking camp critters. Treated to a real western barbecue on Friday, the surrounding hills echoed with patriotic songs as the Girl Scouts closed the evening with a flashlight ceremony forming a huge American flag. Troops visited the Dinosaur National Monument and Museum of Natural History in the Vernal area. Security was arranged through the Uintah County Sheriffs department and Search and rescue of Vernal. Being in Dinosaur led to a treasure hunt for large green dinosaur eggs and a watermelon bust. Price Appraisal Division Military Buying Practices Under Air Force Scrutiny HILL AFB With military buying practices under the scrutiny of the public eye, it is not un- common to hear someone disgustedly say, Why doesnt someone do something about this overcharging? The good news is someone is the doing something about it Price Appraisal Division of the Directorate of Competition Advocacy. In an example which cuts duce a knob made of brass and plastic (similar to a television tuning knob) for about $38.17. The contractor quoted a price of $457.50 for each knob. In another example, the contractor was asking $11.02 for a retaining ring (a thin beryllium in copper ring less than diameter). A new source was found in a catalog for 13 cents ch each. un- necessary taxpayer expenses, the Price Appraisal Division can pro Has it made a difference? Some say the existence of the Director- ate of Competition Advocacy alone has produced a savings because contractors know someone is watching. In fact, some contractors have voluntarily come forward to reduce their prices. An analysis of replenishment spares from Oct. 1, 1983, to June 30, 1984, revealed that for competitive acquisitions, the average unit price increased at an approximately equivalent rate to the current inflation rate. When true competition exists, a fair market price is obtainable, equal to or less than existing VFW Commander, President Installed Mrs. Simonsen joined the aux'.Stanley Cy Simonsen and iliary in 1967. She has held all feggy Bettie Simonsen were inthe positions in the auxiliary. For stalled as commander and auxilthe past two years she has been Veterans of of iary president Foreign Wars Post 8307. auxiliary treasurer. Mrs. Simonsen plans to continSimonsen is retired from the Air Force and has been a member ue working with veterans at the of the VFW since 1966. He has Veterans Auxiliary Medical Center in Salt Lake and more inheld the offices of junior volvement in community service. senior and various chairmanAuxiliary officers are: senior ships, both in the post and vice, Theda Vethe; junior vice, department. He was also canteen Julie Andreason; treasurer, Gladys Sam Smith; secretary, manager. BeDonna Rardin; conductress, ;Post officers for the 1985-8- 6 year are: senior vice, Lee Renney; Dorothy Parker Lawrence; chaplain, Wanda Naftzger; patriotic junior vice, Ron Brown; quarterinstructor, Sharon Jorgenson; master, James Smith; adjuntant, Jack Klecker; chaplain, Randy guard, Nancey Litz; trustees, Durr; post advocate, Dick Wood; Lynn Sparks, Mary Myers, Gladys Smith. surgeon, Bliss Crandall; three-yeThe Simonsens are parents of trustee, Dave Thompson; two-yechildren. They have seven three Jim trustee, Young; trustee, Norris Litz. grandchildren. er, ar ar one-ye- ar K f WO. X74 now xA. $3995 1 PI 95 751 v v t), 7 Was 102.95 SOR 16LT50 now $2895 P16580B13 y $9395 osS PEGGY SIMONSEN STANLEY SIMONSEN WHteWAUGNMEN snbiA $24.95 Cooler Special cooler Reg. nov149S Includes Expert $55995 An Installation 32500 4500 CFM 2 SPD. 12 H.P. ARVIN COOLER E 5 Year Warranty Instant Financing With No Money Down BILL'S SHEET METAL Your Healing 1 Air Conditioning Experts Since 1 93924 Hr Service on All Makes 159 So. Main Layton 544-426- iV 4 I N'S s South Weber Girl Scouts Trek to Park, Win Contest JUDY BLACKNER X "y a 1 iimnAYririnr, i |
