Test Run | 1965-09-10 | Page 2

TEST RUN, Dugway Proving Ground, Friday, September 10, 1965 CBR Detachment New The Cauldron 131,714. This is the number cf accident free miles that have been accumulated by the CBR Weapons Orientation Course drivers. Sergeant First Class Haver, the Chief of the CBR Detachment Transportation Section and all of his drivers are congratulated on a Job well done. With the school vacation season over and everyone back to work again, the CBRWOC can. say with pride that none cf its members were involved in any traffic accidents during the vacation period. How do you know when the troopers enjoy their First Sergeant being on leave? This is hard to answer, but since Sgt. Mahoney has been back the CBR Troop Detach nent has had three A.W.O.L.'s. (Step being so mean sargt). Since the last Detachment article was published, the Detachment has had quite a few arrivals and departures. Arrivals are: Sgt. Sullivan from Fort Lewis, Washington, who has taken over the Smoke Section. The new Decon Chief is Sgt. McCrary, a recent arrival from Okinawa. The new Detachment clerk is Sp5 Harper, arriving from France. Arriving from Fort Irwin, California, was Staff Sergant Robinson, who is assigned to the Fire Direction Center with additional duties as Training and Education NCO. The CBRWOC also welcomes Sgt. Parker, Sp5 Mcfadden, Sp4 Land, Sp4 Sharp, Sp4 Eden, Sp4 Zunker, PFC Brummet, PFC Levitzow, PFC McCray, PFC Nichols and PFC Collins. The departures are SF Shackelford, Sgt. Latham, Sgt. Janes, Sp4 Riggs and PFC Lazarus. The CBRWOC also bids farewell to SSGT Henson, Sgt. Snell, and PFC Mitura, who have all received overseas alerts. v With the loss of SFC Shackelford the new Chief of Firing Battery is Staff Sergeant Arthur Elmore. ITS A CIRCUS by Helen Fletcher Collins Civilization, the tease, Balances on the high trapeze, Chills us, thrills us, Almost kills us. Making believe shes trying to please. Miss Security checks on Army Basie Combat Trainees who Jobs or schooling will now begin in uniform. The processing specd-- week first their during 612-20- 0, will up, outlined in change 8 to Army Regulation make it possible for the new soldier to receive his security clearance upon completion of BCT and thus move immedi-atel- y to his sensitive assignment , Department of the Army officials have announced that enlisted men will not he separated from the service during an enlistment for being overweight nor will disciplinary action be imposed. Instead, the individuals will be denied reenlistment Officers and warrant officers who exceed weight standards will be cautioned and carefully evaluated for elimi- and 600-- 7 apply. nation from the service. ARs The U. S. Army War College at Carlisle Barracks, Pa., has welcomed its 50th anniversary class. The school was ftahHshad in 1004 and has graduated a class of senior officers every June except during the war years. During the course, the officers from all branches of the Armed Forces are prepared for commadd and high level staff duties. . . v '' i, are slated for sensitive 40-5- PFC Eile On August 26 the Wives Club of the Officers Open Mess held a farewell coffee for Mrs. William W. Stone, 'Jr., wife of the Commander. The receivPost ing line included Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Willia nr. Stone, Sr., Mrs. Michael Stone, the Misses ReNothing passe about this becca and Molly Stone, and dressy casual that bucUss Mrs. William Harmon, Presia duo oi straps across dent of the Wives Club. Tables for the event were your vamp. New print decorated in a desert theme lsathsr in black with with cacti, dried plants and deAfan straight stacked sert wood. The chairmen for heeL the coffee were Mrs. James Waters and Mrs. Rudolph Heg-dah- l; they were assisted by William Cardwell, Mrs. Mrs. William Bilton, Mrs. Victor Mrs. Jcseph and Gensch, Hanss. Members of the clubs board presided at the punch bowl and the silver service. Mrs. William Harmon express-3the appreciation of all members of the club to Mrs. Stone for her enthusiasm and assistance in the club and other post activities this past year. Mrs. fareFAREWELL ALOHA During the August Stone was presented with a well Alcha for Colonel William W. Stone, Jr. R), Dugway charm. Stylo 7128 Cel. Joseph J. Fraser Jr. presents a written triMiss Pamela Fraser and Mrs. bute to Cel. Stone which attests to the trials and Walter Houghton, with the Assistance cf Mrs. Harmon and tribulations of the Commanding Officer of DugMrs. Hodge Hartley, perfer m way Proving Ground. Col. Stone and his family ed in a humorous skit, depictdeparted Sept. 1 for Picatinny Arsenal in Dover, ing Eastern Society's anticipaU.S. Army Photo New Jersey. tion of the Stone family's arrival and the reluctance of the West to say good by to the Upland Game Bird Dugway Post Commander and his famSlated to Meets Place ily. Mrs. Houghton, as the desert cowboy, gave Mrs. Stone an The Skull Valley Riding Club engraved silver bowl as a d Begin Sept. 25 second in the Potao ing thank you from the club, Seasons on four species of Race in two separate meets upland game birds have now during the month of August. been set to begin at daybreak X)N AUG. 12 and 13 at the on Saturday, September 25. Utah State Western Riding Chukar, Hungarian partridge, Club Association District 4 sage grouse and forest grouse meet held in Magna, the Skull seasons were established by the Valley Riders entered and placNice paneled living room with nig, kitchen to include Fish and Game Commission at ed in the following events: Porange, two good sized bedrooms and bath roan. The t their last meeting ip Salt Lake tato Race, 2nd place; Pony Exlot completely fenced and has garage. This home at City. press Race, 5th place; Team wly $8,800 could be purchased with low down payment CHUKAR AND Hungarian Barrel Race, cut. th place; Team ind paid for like rent at $60 per month. WE, TOR ONE, would like to see some variations on the partridge hunts will run Sep- Pole Bending; Single Pole Bend to December 31, ing; . Team Key Hole; Single old rock em sock em game, such as: Thinker football (na- tember 25 Neat two bedroom home having carport and large med for Rodin's statue), in' which all players must maintain statewide, Key Hole; one mile relay race; building in the rear for shop or storage. Carpeted liva squatting position with the right hand glued to the chin and Bag limit on each of these Wo m ens Single Barrel Race; ing rocm, beautiful kitchen, bath and two lovely bedthe right elbow glued to the right knee. Or: fanny football, in two birds will be five with a Wild Cow Milking; and Ribbon rooms. No better home and large lot than this for only Pull. which the opposing linemen face away from the line of scrim- - possessoin limit of ten. All $8,500. and contact is made by jumping backwards. Or: pole er rules and regulations for the The club was eliminated from for this football, in which all players must keep a fifteen foot pole in two seasons remain the same further competition Are you a veteran and haven't used your VA Loan? the right hand throughout play. And if you think this .is easy with shooting legal during day year in all events except the The. Veterans Administration have appraised a home Potato Race. . . . The current we have for $10,000 which is beautifully landscaped and Army News Features" has an article that light hours, On Aug. 27 and 28 the club should be of interest to all of us. It is called: located on a corner lot which is valued at $3,500 itself. Army Chefs DAILY BAG limit shall be competed in the North RegionCreate Culinary Curiosities." Note, please, the alliteration. The sellers are willing to let all the listed furniture go two birds with h possession of al Meet at Heber and again at no extra cost. Just think, a home fully furnished at The hunt for ruffed and finished in 2nd place in the September 19, 1957: First r. $10,000 with no down payment and only low VA closing By the time a feller learns derground atomic explosion was blue grouse (forest grouse) has Potato Race. costs. Carpeting, curtains and all, such a value you to watch his step, hes too old set off at the proving grounds been set for September 25 to SATURDAY, Sept. 11, the must see. to go anyplace. near Las Vegas, Nevada. October 22. club will compete for the state championship at the fairground The FHA says the following fine property is valued at in Salt. Lake Cityi The state $10,800. We dont agree with them, but the sellers must meet is held annuslly in conleave town - and will sell for $10,800.' The lot is nicely junction with Tthe Utah State fence. Lawns and landscaping fenced w'th chain-lin- k Fair. Based cn past practice with many large shade trees really make it liveable. sessions and a little luck, the The home has three bedrooms, large living room, kitclub has hopes cf returning to chen and bath. Living rocm and hall are carpted. Only Dugway with the state first about $700 down to include closing costs on th;s fine place trophy. property. Members of the Potato Racing team are: Bob Baker, KenNear the new grade school to be constructed and in a neth Deuel, Tex" Hansen, Dan likeable location near other nice hemes. This three very Andrus, Kelly McBride, Mike bedroom home, large kitchen and living room plus bath Draper. is a good family home. The home is of brick constructor, the lot is nicely landscaped and has a single garage plus large shop area. Ycu should see this fine home to appreciate the value and the fine shop- - garage-pati- o arrangement Priced at $13,000 which can be purchased FHA terms. Hauled out of the water onto this month's raft cf promotions were (all grades are new grades(: . . . E-- 8 E-- 5 s Knobbs. Krauland, Manfredi, Sea-bNelson; and Ward; E-Dolanski, Fonville, McCray and Sauve; and lest wr ferget, E-- 2 Stankey. Meanwhile, on the other side of the raft, three members of ERE, PFCs Gilbert. Lewis and Robinson, all having completed the last hours of a 17, 284 hour block (considerably more in Gilberts case) of an subject knewn as A.D. (active duty) or GMWGG (great moments with great guys), have jumped back Into the stormy sea of civilian life, accompanied by Sp4 Hayum who will now find out what is happening. GILBERT ESPECIALLY will be missed, not so much for his trenchant wit, athletic prowess and killer instinct, but because like Virgil for Dante, he was a link with the denizens cf the nether world of Dugway's glorious past. In the lee of the desert wind, warmed by the flickering light of campfires, Gilbert, like Homer a master of the oral epic poem, would bring the heroes and their glorious deeds tc life, endowing empty names w!th flesh and blood, cold words with fire and passion. We have our trust: the fetishes will be passed on and when the war stories are told (Say, you think that's something? Why, I know. . and retold (Thats nothing! Did I ever tell we shall do our best to embellish the facts with our you. . own fancy. Navy people huddled togethSeeing all these er makes one wonder where they came from. Some local wit suggested that their ship may have been stranded on a t we know why they are here. This is sand bar. Maybe is. the . . . action where Dugway SUMMER WANES, but at Dugway, . time is abstract: no leaves to turn color, then raked into piles to kick around and fall in, no smell of their burning. Sand and sagebrush know no season and only the cold air, stretching its hold beyond the night hours, tells us that summer is leaving. The sounds of fall are already here: the crunch of cleats on gravel, the slap of shoulder pad against shoulder pad, the pop of beer cans, the warm rustle of girls in tweed skirts and bulky sweaters (a tear cf nostalgia falls) . . , Just the other day, Bobby X (brother cf Brand), one of our more vociferous football strategists, was explaining the mechanics of several special (but we hope not classified) palys, to the boys in the Dog Area Mess. Included . were the flying wedge (nailing the opponents feet to the turf with winged wedges), the reverse snap punt (the center reverses himself at the last instant, snapping the ball over the heads of the opposing players), the end snap (the end snaps his fingers until his defenders get the rhythm, then breaks for the end zone) and the drop blitz (the players form a prya-mi-d with the heaviest player on top, who is then dropped on the opposing quarterback; this same play may be executed by the jud'eious, and accurate, use of a helicopter). Allie Sherman better watch out for his job when this fellow gets FALL 35 -- er .) .) d blue-demm- sc,-bu- Only Riders in 2 Hunt tauij :lWg' era TREMENDOUS BROWNS part-place- HOMES FOR SAIF IMI ul for todays greater needs yjKnr COAT WITH A FAR-FLUN- Lovely three bedroom home having full basement, kitchen, one and me half baths and nicely landscaped located hi the Lake View area. This fine brick home is a real value at the asking price of $15,000. 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This fine four room home with carpeting and drapes and many items of furniture sells for $8,500. Living room, kitchen, bath and two bedrooms. The lot fenced and nicely landscaped. Seller going away and must sell property. A Green, White Mist, Camel, Red, Black. Sizes DR Living costs have grown. So have family money needs. To help you meet those greater needs, HFC can now lend you as much as $5000, on convenient repayment terms. Borrow with confidence When you need a large loan for paying bills, buying a better car, handling an emergency, or for any other purpose trust the company thats trusted by more than 2H million people every year. For prompt service on any loan, large or small, phone or visit HFC where you borrow with con- WILDCAT HARDTOP Less than one block from middle of town shopping center. This property can be a good investment for the future and a fine home for right now. Selling for $0,000.. This home has three bedrooms, living room, kitchen, bath and utility room. 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