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Show f i'f BOBO Friday, July 23, 1965 Vol. No. 9 No. 2 lltak Published by die Transcript-Bulleti- n Publirtring Company, Tooele, Utah, a private firm, in no way connected with the Department of die Army. Opinions expressed by publisher and writers herein are their own and art not to be considered an official expres Beauty Queen to be Selected A LIFE SAVING MATTER Dr. (Captain) Joseph Hanss instructed the Life Saving Class last week at die post pool in mouth resuscitation. Each student in the class had the opportunity to try mouth resuscitation on a dummy. Fay Taylor (canter) and Sherry Schrier were among the first to try. (US Army Fhoto( mouth-to-mou- th DPG Hep s Make Data sy stem The order to coordinate their ed by Sept. 30. BARNETT SWICK is the way action officer for operation is, TEAM-U- There will be a of employees, a few Jobs may be eliminated but personnel turn- over will be insignificant. In the long run if Dugway follows the past history of automation, the poet will gain a few positions, Mr. Swick said... The following Dugway em- ployeea have been appointed to work on the creation of the systems. Gary Sutton, Charles Peterson, Douglas Boyle, La-Mar Bowers, Howard Benjamin and Arthur Golston. Fall Semester at tie post InstniPtlATl ULLIUII AltoU T-T- T-T- . ' , a! - The meet varied and comprehensive schedule of classes ever planned will be offered this foil as part of an expanded education program, according to Specialist 5 Robert Kennedy, Education Center NCO. Sp5 Kennedy said feat this fall only, 8 or 10 students will be needed to conduct a clan. He urged military men especially to take advantage of the classes, since the Army will pay three fourths of the tuition costs. THE CLASSES are open to civilians but they must pay the foil cost of $13.50 per semester hour, he said. "The aim of the Education Center is to provide military with some of the basic courses which a college freshmen might need in the school he plans to attend. However there will be some advanced classes given, Kennedy said. KENNEDY URGED that interested persons contact the Education Center and express a preference aa to which courses they would be interested in taking. IN CASES where 10 or more students are immediately available courses may start prior to the normal semester. The following courses have tentatively been scheduled for the frill semester: 340 Industrial Organization and Management: Introduction to the producing function of business. MANAGEMENT: 147 MARKETING Study of the management functions. 328 Report and Business Writing: Intensive experience in communicating business analysis and results of procedures. Practical service 102 Introduction to Public Speaking: course designed to improve speech efficiency. Ill COMPOSITION AND READING: Course in reading and writing frignad for development of skills of effective writing. 101 Introduction to Geology: A cultural non technical course dealing with physical geology. 501 Rode and Minerals: Introductory study of fundamentals of rock and mineral classification and identification. A historical approach to the major ethical 185 ETHICS: theories of the Western world. 330 Introduction to Advertising: Principles of advertising and its role in the American economy. 561 Public Relations: Philosophy and practice of public relations in business, governmental, and education. 101 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA: Equivalent to the second year of high school Algebra. 334 Introduction to Differential Equations: An introductory-coursto the theory of partial differential equations. of algebraic, 312 Numerical Analysis: Numerical solution difference! differential, and integral equations. $14 VECTOR ANALYSIS: Vector algebra, vector differential operators, integral theorems, introduction to potential theory. to matrix analysis, 485 Matrix Analysis: An introduction hxluding the study of characteristics values, canonical forma, and (Unctions of matrices, with applications. 396 Constitutional Law of the U.S.: Origins, establishment, and development by judicial interpretation of the leading constitutional doctrines. 410 POLITICAL PARTIES: Organization and method, of action of political parties and pressure groups. 221 PRINCIPLES OF STATISTICS: Frequency distribuand dispersion; elemencontrol measures of tendency, tions; and correlation; sampling) eletary probability; regression statistical. . mentary 241 Elementary Probability: Combinations; permutations; hypergeo-metri- c Bayea formula; binomial, Poison multliomial and combinatorial probability. distributions; on-po- st fact-findin- -- e t e8Un8 RflvnnPt yr if ap-Li- fc Rules Issued Conduct pioneerDay Moving Aid cuc-tkm'- Gets Thanks tiySlClflll bSKi' gJS JSS J' J DutlCS Sit HE W,' nl' beauty, Captain Harold J. Fagan hua toen selected to head the 1965 Joint Annuel Fund Campaign of Relief end Army Emergency Army Relief Society at Dugway. The AER find help when disaster strikes au Army family or when hardships of ante muuner cause a family or individual to need financial assistance. THE DUGWAY drive will run approximately tar toe next four weeks. Last year individuals and families at Dugway were helped by the AER. In the past ten years an annual average of over four million dollars hua been disbursed by AER in assistance to Army personnel. ON FEBRUARY 5, 1942 the AER was authorized fay the Secretary of War and was incorporated aa a permanent organization to robe aid distribute funds to assist Army haddahip MARTY ANDERSON coses. Each soldier on poet will be asked to make a contribution -no matter how small to AER Capt. Fagan said, About 10 per cent of the net fund receipts are spent each year .on widows and orphans of service men. ALL ARMY perso.inel on ac-5- 0 tive duty and their dependents are eligible for aid from AER. The AER service work in two ways. An AER officer vestigates the request for aid and determines whether ar, terest free loaf, or an outright rant should be given. Iu some cases a grant and loan both are given. "if each soldier at Dugway makes a contribution to AER during the days, months and years ahead it will enable the tradition of toe Army taking care of its own to continue expand, Captain Fagan said, - a-i- cen-rod- - . The winner of the Miss Dugway Contest end her attendants will have the opportunity to niter the Miss Tooele County Contest to be held the second week in August in Tooele. Min Tooele County will go to the Miss Utah contest held during the State Fair in Salt Lake City. The contest ia based on poise, M-W- -F Arm v Ed Glasses Set - 18 Final plans for the 1005 Miss Dugway Contest have been announced as the final week of registration for contestants' starts today. MORE THAN $150 worth of prizes have been collected for the participants in the contest scheduled to take place August 12 In the multi purpose room of the grade school at 7:30 p.m. 11-1- been appointed to aid in die To make computers work and systems creation, function property requires two The basic design for all the things: 1) Standardized systems new aystema must be complet- - and 2) Standardized equipment Thus the Test, Evaluation, and Management Uni- fled Plan (TEAM-UP- ) was crest ed to provide the needed sys- terns (42) and to organize the implementation of the Data Bank which is scheduled for Juty 1987. EACH MSTALLATION- - and will activity in USATECOM have the opportunity to review each system and to evaluate it and make suggestions. There- fore Dugway will have ' to re-view 35 systems as well os create seven. Representatives for each di- rectorate and major office have Juty 50-mi- le DUGWAY WILL design seven of the 42 systems. The purpose of creating a data bank is to mgke available the moat formation to the greatest number of people comprehensive in period of swimming instruction and classes endpool with seven students completing the Senior Life Saving Class, 15 students completing the Junior Life Saving classes, and about 28 people got a good start on their swim. The aecond period of swimming instruction and classes begins July 28, with classes available for al ages. LESSONS FOR children 10 and under will be given Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8 are 8 a.m.; lessons for at 10 a.m.; Lifegiven saving Class Tuesday and Thun ' day at 11 a.m.; Girls Synchroh at 11 nized Swimming a.m.; clinic for boys and girls, h at 11 a.m.; Adult course h at 10 a.m. Lieutenant Colonel Charles W. in swimming Anderson hat been appointed and a Senior Life Saving clan eve- Director of Instruction for the will be givn eon Chemical, Biological and Radio- - nlngs from 7:30 to 8:30. Orientation logical Weapons Quite a few swimmers this Course which is conducted at summer are taking part in the Red Cross Swim and Stay Fit Dugway. In a history making move, Program, according to Private the of Commandant the First Clasa Lance Crawford, CBRWOC Colonel Frank V. Wil- - . pool manager. . " Kona appointed a The participants in the proCorps officer Director of Instrucgram try to swim 50 miles durtion for the course, the summer! However,1 ing Col. Anderson, a combat arms about this About how big-W- ell AS BIG AS ME there are awards for 10, 20, 30 officer was advanced end 40 miles for those who fail Army Michael was. once for it aud Hensley, six, big from his Job aa Assistant Di-- to make the full 50 miles. The is just a little taller and somewhat heavier than rector of Instruction. program is for reasonably good trout he caught while on vacation at die Col. Andersons new responswimmers and anyone interestin Montana. Mike is the son of Mr. Lake Rainbow sibilities include supervision of ed should register with the pool &id Mrs. James Hensley of 400 West School Ave. the preparation and presentation office before attempting to atart (US Army Photo) , of instructional material for the the program. THOSE INTERESTED in sign ' CBRWOC, functional coordination of classroom instruction, ing up for one of the swimming A 1 classes are asked to call or scheduling of classes, and deoffice. the stop pool termining teaching assignments. by TflPtiPH The mission of the CBRWOC Qualified instructors for all is to prepare and preaent classes have been obtained. All service members on ac- material dealing wh? tive duty are being encouraged with the United States doctrine, ,1 Karen" Beal, "samwricBride net 08,1 ter may bein ttt toe Defense Department to techniques, and capabilities in A this fell by lining caters the field of chemical biological write a letter on the subject Denm. Baxter, Cheryl Reeder, Gonlon G tegtt Ft 1 Am An American and send and radiological operations as Dolores Ryan and Dorothy Wes- prove to Freedoms Foundation con- an orientation for service perit ter"' THE PROGRAM introduces sonnel and government officials The 15 completing Junior trainee, to a more realistic test, at Valley Forge, Pennsyl- upon invitation by the Depart-ma- t Saving were: Martha Alex- p poach at an earlier training vonia, before Sept. 1. The Freedoms Foundation has of Defense. ander, Ann Beal, Mike Antry, gt&ge and does not change the offered a top award of $1,000 Col. Anderson has been asJenny Home, Beth Longo, John approved and thrust, parry with other prizes ranging from signed to Dugway since Juty McBride, Robert Longo, Sherri miash movements now used. 1981 awards of $100 to 50 awards and has served in the Schrier, Ted McIntosh, Sandy a soldier' proficiency, in the CBRWOC in various capacities. Spendlove, Molly Stone, Scott time available for this training, of $50. Runners up will receive Langdorf, Faye Taylor, Lexi ,hould be improved, an official either a medal or a certificate. THE TOP ten winners will be Zocs and Sam McEvoy. said, adding that the Army ia to Valley Forge for the now dealing with young men of of their awards. presentation higher intelligence who will promilitary may select bably become better bayonet one or more of (he follow- fighters thau their predecessors any to use in developing stogsiis ing During already established their letter: "I am an Amcri- New standards of ethical conbayonet training, recruits re- Enemy at Tyranny; I duct for Federal officials and ceive their indoctrination by can - Defender of American am an were issued into the recently employees making movements I am an American- by President Johnson to avoid The annual Tooele Pioneai breeze egainat an imaginary Freedom; and "I of Protector Liberty; conflict of interest. underthe possible target In the new program, Day Celebration will get THE NEW rules are spelled way Wednesday with a three-- recruits will "fight a dummy am an American - Guardian of the Nation. out lu au Executive order that day special sale of values by from the beginning of training. Letters should be no more and clarifies, consolidates, THE TESTS were developed Tooele merchants preceding the than 500 words in length using include from the that strengthens previous standards 24th recommendations activities by Juty one side of paper. They may of ethical conduct for Execua parade, all day carnival and Army's seven basic combat tive branch personnel. ters. Remits will be forwarded be either typed or haixlwritten. on Saturday. In Issuing the order, PresiMerchants will decorate win- - to the Infantry Training Center address should be included. dent Johnson laid, "Government dows and stores in a pioneer Ft Benning, Gu., for' final ENTREES may use the Post e beer special responpersonnel theme and pioneer costumes evaluation, located in Sandy sibility to be fair and impartial will be the fashion. Tests are also being made of Library Club in Service preparing in their dealings with them who Flags will be flying up and certain material! that will with terisl and gaining background have business with the Governdown Main Street if present stand abusive treatment with information for their letters. ment. We cannot tolerate conplans materialize for toe Amcri little or no maintenance, More than 100,000 sets of four flicts of interest or favoritism out blossom to can Flag color posters entitled I am an or even conduct which gives the through tto efforts of Tooele American have been diatribut- appearance that such actions merchants and Tooele City. ed throughout the Armed Force. are occurring and it is our Each office and activity at Dug intention to eee that this does 23, Friday, July not take- - place in the Federal way has already received a com. will be available for off merchandise in the' plete set of these displays. Government Dugway has received a letter Eich poster deplete a mili- Die order require! ell officials stores. from one of the Arm- A HORSE and buggy will be from the Adjutant General of tary appointed by the President and Utah and a letter from the combined with a Mein down services, end him and to up traveling reporting directly Dean of the College of Medicine former President whose quota- certain other Federal officials Street to advertise the sale. of the University of Utah, thankand employees to file state-ma-ts j, uswj to describe a par- ing Dugway for making avail- - tjcuar duty and obligation. of their financial inable two vehicles and two en- terest. It also imposes strict . . listed men to assist in the limitations on the acceptance of from IlCW X of patients transporting and favors gifts, entertainment, the Salt Lake County Hospital by Executive branch personnel. to new Univer,ity of Ut,h AsSUIUCS One or ns mom purposes is nanMiSll jlty Center Ju,y 10- to encourage individuals faced Medic, Captain Jack E. Hyman retoinset, Utah, near HHl Ar with questions involving subjecenafly arrived at Dugway and Force Base. The letter from Major Gen- - will take over the duties a.pre- tive judgment to seek counsel Uut.a"1 ventlve medicine officer for the and guidance. Thus, the ChairMu'ice L' man of the Civil Service Com- e He is a 1963 graduate of mission has bent instructed to Dugway for "rendering this Hahiiemunn Medical College fai work with each depart merit and rvice. , wer at Publlc y Cestieton, M.D., dean Philadelphia, Pa. agency toad to establish with- twelve Bt the CoI,ege in hie organization designated iliaibU! cPl- - Hyman, his wife Carole also ex- - UIKj their son Bruce have Utah of the Individuals who can provide toe y . D University win ,w v httrpreUtk)n be up residence at 517A Bona fin pre,d hii S p.m July .t pl.yed Drive. necessary ed every worker. as many fields as possible, efforts. Miss Dugway Contest Aug. 12 Swim Classes Begin; 22 Pass Life Saving first Dugway has become directly involved m the modernization of AMC and USATECOM as it is participating in the creation of a data bunk which will include 42 ay stems and will provide information aa well aa facilitate die function of almost hi sion by the Department of the Army. The appearance of advertisements in this publication does not constitute an eridorsement by the Department of die Army of the products or. services advertised. MISS DUGWAY 1964 Miss Anderson, will be on hand to help in the festivities and to crown the 1065 Mies Dugway, as will Miss Jackie Tippets, Miss Tooele County of Marty ; 1964. The contest will include nxglel ing of formal wear, bathing suit competition, street clothes and a talent presentation. Rules for toe Miss Dugway Contest are: must be 1) CONTESTANT single and never have been married. 2) Contestants age on September 1 shall not be less than 17 nor mors than 24. 3) Contestants must be at least a senior in high school. DURING THE coming year the Queen will represent Dugway in various festive functions. Judgei will be selected from Salt Lake City and announced at a later date. For more details concerning the conteat the Information Pistol Team SSffl Die Dugway pistol team swept toe Marksmen - Sharpshooter class in the Idaho State Pistol at Idaho City Championships in .22, .38 and .45 June 20-2- 7, caliber competition, team comTHE FOUR-MApored of Master Sergeant Ger- aid Seifer, Sergeant First Class Church, Specialist 4 Lindley Mosher end Private Dor.nld William Bush Class First brought home a tropny for win- hicb they nitig ech m,tch N fired. In Individual competition, the Dugway team won a total of 50 places with Sgt. Seifer taking 1$. Church 12. Mosher 1, and Burn 12. Sgt. Seifer took the grand ag- - grtgeto Sharpriiooter clew with 23D of SCT CH,WCH Marksman grand aggregate by firing 1007 out of 2700. Fh m competed against mariumen Jrom other Army trams and police units Die Dugway Teen Club has reopened. Die building by the post ofhas been redecorated, new records, games and a pool table have been purchased. All junior and senior high school students 13 to 10 yean old are invited to Join. fice First award nf th Arniv Medal ramrte July 8 to the following men for efficiency f5L behavior, specialist 4 Russell Colling PTC Edward A. Williams, PFC Richard G. 01- - induct A alld Woodmen', fifty, M made been V 4 Brd of the Army Conduc( Medal haa slro to Specialist 5 David P. Gibbs. .1 & |