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Show ? Desert Drifts TEST RUN, Dugway Proving Ground, Friday, January 28. l!66 i ; by Jan Hodge The Womens Club of the Officers Open Mess is glad to greet several recent members, i I among these is Mrs. Thomas whose husband is in the ! George, CBR school. The Georges arrived in Dugway in late August from Fort Bliss, Texas. Mrs. George is from Pennsylvania where dm studied nursing and medical technology. The Georges have six children, including a son born since their arrival at Dugway. Also arriving in August was Mrs. David Mason; Capt. Mason is a dentist at the hospital The Masons came here from their home in Southern Ohio. Mrs. Mason worked as a secretary while her husband was in school She enjoys most sports, sewing, and the ceramic facilities of the craft shop. The Masons became parents on Jan. 15 when their son, Brian Scott was born at the Dugway hospital. Mrs. Alyce Lens came to Dugwith her way in family. Captain Lena is serving in the Air Force as the detachment commander of die Air Weather Service. Prior to their Valentine Ornaments Prove Easily Made . - NEW YORK (NAPS) A sparkling candle holder. . . a d mobile. . . festive Valentine ornaments these are Valentine decorations the whole Just a few of the family will have fun creating. The cost is just pennies, and what could be more charming for a Valentine party? Alcoas designer Conny has come up with these easy directions. For the candleholder youll need two ordinary kitchen funnels, aluminum foil, a small 'foil pie plate and artificial violets. TO MAKE the candleholder, join the spout ends of the two funnels by forcing one inside the other. Then cover them with aluminum foil. Place a small foil pie plate or circle of heavy duty foil on top of the Cut a hole in die plate and insert a tall candle. Crushed foil placed in the top funnel will hold the candle upright. With the same items, plus some ribbon, you can also create mobile. a lovely heart-shapThe mobile is made by lightly cradling a piece of Alcoa Wrap aluminum foil about six feet long. Begin crushing foil at one end of the length until there i; enough cradled to make a circle 18 inches - heart-shape- easy-to-ma- funnel-candlestic- k. , assignment to Dugway the Lenzes were stationed in Germany. Mrs. Lenz hails from California where die attended Long Beach State and was a director in Little Theater. Mrs. Lenz enjoys bridge and sewing, but much of her time is taken up with her three children. The February Luncheon ' of the Womens Club will be on Feb. 7 at die OOM. The featured speaker wiU be Mr. Kurt A. Schneider of Salt Lake City. Mr. Schneider is a member of die Association to Advance Ethical1 Hypnosis and instructs a seminar, and personality on development by means of selfhypnosis. Graduates of die seminar can use hypnosis to control their appetite, stop smoking, and conquer fear and anxiety, and in other ways control their subconscious. Mr. Schneider is an able and interesting lecturer on this fascinating subject of hypnosis. ' Continue around the circle, tucking the crashed end in against the smooth foil, and add layer on layer of foil until the entire length has been used. BEND THIS into a heart shape and decorate with the artificial violets you have remaining from the candleholder, some ribbon, green leaves and small petal shapes cut from foil. To add extra touches here and there in your table setting, small hearts can also be made by cradling and shaping aluminum foil, or they can be. cut out of a thin sheet of plastic foam and then covered with foil. Next, cut two large heart shapes fr6m plastic foam and cover with dark purple foil gift wrap. TO MAKE an arrow that goes through the two large hearts, take four pipe cleaners and wrap each one in aluminum foil. Bend three pipe cleaners into V s and glue to the end of the fourth. The arrow can then be stuck into the center of the top heart Making these deorations may even keep the kids busy for an entire afternoon. . . and turn their Valentine Party or yours-in- to a real hearty aftairl . - DOWN gigppHT- !TKr.." - .36 mo. to Pay II & CP er ed across. .00 1 NEW YORK (NAPS) What could be more charming for a Valentine party? This table decoration is suggested by designer Conny of Alcoa to set the mood for a party on this romantic day. To make the candleholder, join die spout ends of two kitchen funnels by forcing one Inside the other. Cover with Alcoa Wrap aluminum foil. .Place a small foil pie plate or circle of heavy duty foil oil- top of the Cut a hole in the plate and insert a tall candle. Crushed foil in the top funnel will hold the candle upright. Heap artificial violets around the candle d mobile is made by lightly crushing base. The a piece of foil about six feet long. Begin crashing foil at one end of length until there is enough crashed to 'make a circle 18 inches across. Continue around the circle, tucking the crushed end in against the smooth foil, and add' layer on layer of foil until the entire length is used. Bend into a heart shape and decorate with artificial violets, ribbon, green leaves, and small petal shapes cut from foil. The large heart shapes at the right are cut from plastic foam and covered with dark purple foil gift wrap. - funnel-candlestic- BEBR00WI . If. t.'V-tf- y' 16995 SET Matching Chest 49.95 ... . : .- - .i; - Box Springs and Mattress 49.95 up . - k 0 0 heart-shape- Cinemascope Now at Theatre by Pvt G. Boyd A new addition recently in- -' stalled in the Post .Theatre is a wide cinemascope screen. The new screen enables cinemascope features to be shown in full depth enhancing the showing of the , movie and patron enjoyment. The 'Army and Air Force Motion Picture Service (AAFMPS)' funded the project The stage area was modified to accommodate the new screen and the screen was installed by an AAFMPS engineer. , See your weekly Wednesday Daily Bulletin or Dial Dugway 2141 for coming attractions to be shown in cinemascope. Reminder on Theater Conduct: The behavior ofchildren attending movie performances has been such that it has annoyed other patrons. Any child creating a dis-turbance will be asked to leave. the theater, their name taken, and an official notice sent to the childs parents, denying theater privileges' for a period of thirty days. Children who continue to . create disturbances will be denied theater privileges for a longer period unless accompanied by an adult. 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Mr. Davis explained the two achievement awards given to Hercules by the U. S. Air Force for the excellent performance record of the plant In most areas of the plant, charts are displayed, indicating efforts in the Zero Defects program toward the error free goals of the organizations. The orientation and tour of the plant was very helpful to the Dugway personnel who have recently launched the Error Cause Removal program here at (U.S. Army Photo) the Proving Ground. the proper moment . Model LPE 780-- d s 4'v. f,-'- - '.'Jt - - . -- V I Salt Lake City, Via Lookout, 94 miles, Tooe e , 55 miles' I if v , r- - 5 o magic clean filter, continuously traps lint during washing and rinsing. Automatically deans itself. You never touch the filter or the lint a super wash gives things a powerful extra scrubbing. 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