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Show tel TEST RUN,-- Dugway Proving Ground, Friday, July News from The NCO Auxiliary 29, 1966 Dugways Growing Credit Union Service Club Summer Events In March, 1959, seven individuals representing Dugway signed a charter establishing a Federal credit union on post. The formal application, along with a foe of $25, was forwarded to the Bureau of Federal Credit Unions in Kansas City, Kansas for approval. The Bureau of Federal Credit Unions approved the application and sent the necessary forms to begin operation of the Dugway Federal g A party has been scheduled for Saturday, July 30th. Buses will leave the Sandy Acres Service Club for Salt Lake Citys Rustic Rink at 5:30 p.m. The bus trip is free; there is a charge of one dollar for skate rental and rink privileges. Duplicate bridge is played cadi Monday evening at 6:45 p.m. game night" is featured every Wednesday at 8:00 pm. The next dance at the Sandy Acres Service Club has been tentatively scheduled for August 13. The Test Run will report further details in die August 12 issue. roller-skatin- The NCO Auxiliary is strivto keep things going at as a pace as weather permits, although members are absent on leave during die summer or have bfmn transferred to other posts. ing fast IT HAS been said that the 'Auxiliary does not participate in worthwhile activities. Within die pan six months, however, the Auxiliary has made a contribution for the purchase of band uniforms for die high school,' has bought advertisement in the high school annual; has sent a boy to Boys State for die American Legion; and has purchased nursery items. for exFellows, were asking you for ample, a playpen, a high chair, and pajamas for the hospital i your assistance! If you know a girl who is between die ages of 17 This past week, the NCO Auxiand 27, is not and has never been liary donated a maple rocking-cha- ir married, and who is a high school to die childrens ward of the or will begin her senior graduate hospital so that mothers might rock year in September, talk her into their sick children. Furthermore, the Miss Dugway contest. , it has become customary for die . entering Or, enter her name yourselfl Auxiliary to provide die lollipops After all, guys, wouldnt you which are given to children who like to date a winner? Its simple: receive vaccinations. die contestant must give a three-minuIn die near future, the Auxilitalent presentation and demonstrate her beauty and poise ary plans to have a demonstrator while modeling formal clothes, come from Salt Lake City for a wig demonstration. The event had street clothes, and a bathing suit. Easy, huh? originally been scheduled for July And here's the jackpot! If your but was cancelled because of an accident. The Auxiliary also (dans girl wins, shell be awarded tons to have a Tupperware party in of prizes donated by Tooele County merchants. Moreover die and September. IN JUNE the Auxiliary had a her attendants will be contestants in die Miss Tooele County contest picnic at die Club for Cdo and their families. All who in Grantsville on August 23rd. If attended enjoyed the party and die becomes Miss Tooele County, she will go to the Miss Utah conthe homecooked meal The Auxiliary hopes that those test held during the State Fair in who have hesitated to join in the Salt Lake City. Just think how talkpast will attend meetings and grateful shell be that YOU Miss her into ed Dugway entering parties in die future and help to die might even let you make the Chib one 'of die best contest of its kind. accompany her to all of the events! So get on the ball, guys. Have sale Since they were placed on your girl call the Information Ofbillion 10 in 1941, nearly fice, ext 2991, right away for further information. The contest will sold. They are available at post be held on August 11th, so the and through weekly offices deadline has been set for August in schools. Days Stamp 8th. He who hesitates is lost! - Credit Union. TODAY, THE Dugway Federal Credit Union serves this com- munity of Dugway with a savings program totalling $324,862.45 in shares and a loan program totaling $439,991.61 in brans. These impressive totals illustrate the success the credit union has enjoyed in the past seven years. Take die savings program, for example: savings dividends mature annually at five per cent, When compounded you save money in the credit union, it earns life insurance for you. Every penny you save, up to $2,000, earns life insurance. You get a dollar of Life Savings Insurance for every dollar you save before age 55. After 55 you still earn life insurance, but in lesser amounts. As long as your savings remain in the credit union, your life insurance remains in force. If you die, your heirs get your savings plus all die insurance money your savings have earned. In addition to the dollar for dollar insurance benefit on accounts up to $2,000 based on eligibility, the Board of Directors has also authorized double indemnity and dismemberment benefits. This means that in case of accidental death die amount payable to the next of kin, as represented by the share account, will be doubled. In the case of dismemberment 50 per cent or 100 per cent of die principal sum (dure account up to $2,000) will be paid dependent upon the nature of the Got A Girl? - te - President The history of our credit union could not be told in full without mentioning Keith Black. He cd a major part in the planning, organization and implementation of the credit union. He served as the treasurer for the credit union until he became the president three years ago. A GS-1Keith works as Chief of Internal Review Division under Comptroller and Program Directorate. JOE EYLER, a man with a built-i- n smile, is the Joe works in Internal Review as a Staff Auditor. The Board of Directors consists of John Schrier, Bob Solomon and Wayne Swartwood. John works at Field Printing. Bob is employed at the Metal Shop, and Wayne works in Internal Review. Wayne is also the Treasurer. His is Vic Censch. The Supervisory Committee combines the talents of Larry Ericson, LT Steve Haight and Aaron Housley. 2, Desert Drifts by June Cuptill During the summer months we tee many of our members leave, and also welcome many newcomers. Everyone will pal Mrs. Charles Anderson, who, will five in Tacoma, Washington, while her husband is in Viet Nani, .Mrs. Charles R. Bush, who is staying in Hawaii while her husband is also in Viet Nam, and Mrs. T. H. Held and Mrs. Samuel G. Beal who are both hi die Washington, D.C. area. A HEARTY welcome is extended to all those who have recently arrived at Dugway and we hope that they will be attending die coffee on Tuesday, 2 August, that everyone will have an opportunity to meet them. Hostesses for this coffee will be Mrs. Van L. Irby and Mrs. 'Wallace Luther. Board members are reminded that there will not be a board meeting preceding die coffee.. Mrs. William Bilton would like to remind everyone that die Thrift Shop will be closed during the month of August and will reopen on 1 September. We welcome Mrs. Arthur Nieto, whose husband, LTC Arthur Nieto, is assigned to die CBR Weapons Orientation Course. Prior to coming to Dugway, the Nietos were at Ft. Eustis, Virginia. Home for Ruby is Stuarts Draft, Virginia, and for her husband, Los Angeles, California. Ruby has attended die University of Maryland, and has studied library science. COL Nieto has attended die University of Maryland and the University of Virginia. The Nietos have also been stationed at Edgewood Arsenal, Ft. McClellan, Vilseck Post, Vilseck, Germany,'; and COL Nieto has served unaccompanied tours to Korea and Japan. Their three children ire Michael, 16, a senior; Angela, 11, who will be in the seventh grade, and Tony, 6, who will enter the first grade. Manager ANOTHER newcomer is Mrs. Frank Meggitt Don Rhodes. Mary is originally The manager of the credit from New York City, and her husunion is Frank Meggitt. Frank band comes from Garland, Utah! Prim to coming to Dugway, Warspent 21 years in the service and rant Officer Rhodes was in Viet retired as a First Sergeant. Frank is keen on the world of finance Nam, before which he was staand is willing tardiscua monetary tioned at Ft Riley, Kansas. He has attended Utah State Univerproblems with anyone. He is also sity and is the Food Services Ada Notary Public. visor here at Dugway. Mary is interested in bowling, so take note all you bowlers! The Rhodes have three children: Randy, 8; Doreen, .7, and Vivian, 2. Mrs. Frank Wisebum and her husband, 2LT Wisebum, came to Dugway from Ft Gordon, Georgia, where he recently graduated from Officers Candidate School. Elda is from Chuahuahua, Mexico, and has attended UCLA and majored in business' administration. LT Wisebum is in the Signal Corps and has been assigned to the CBR Weapons Orientation Course. He conies from Wilmington, Delaware. The Wisebums have one child, Jica, who is fifteen months old. Elda is interested in swimming and horseback riding and lives at 183 A East Fifth St. so A farewell coffee hour for Mrs. Charles Anderson was given last week at the Officers Open Mess. The party was attended by Mrs. Andersons friends at Dugway. The hostesses were die wives of the CBR officers. Pictured are, from left to right, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Earl Broome, Mrs. Van L. Irby, Mrs. Richard Bums, Mrs. William Miles, and Mrs. Arthur Nieto. Ted Frampton Soys: a ... the largest Honey of a Honda selling motorcycle in the world. Buy . 1" New Prt -w f version of the popular Honda 90. The Honda Super 90 aura, agile, TT"ll,.V!HP of speeds up to 65 mph, climbs a 82 esse The Super 90 boasts the traditional Honda engine design, with overhead cam for maximum performance; telesdopie front suspension; and a sleek new tank and frame design. DRIGHATsl HONDA SALES 900 North Main, Tooele - Phone 882-242- 0 Keith Blade Last Week, LTC Earl B. Broome of the CBR school presented a plaque to Mrs. John Scarborough in appreciation for her assistance. Mrs. Scarborough recorded the tapes which were used to introduce the CBR classes during the past year. WHEN YOU borrow from die credit union, die interest is only one per cent of the unpaid balance, to be paid monthly. Loan Protection Insurance is provided with every loan. You pay nothing it is extra for this insurance paid for by the credit union. Your loan balance is covered up to age 60 for total and permanent disability, and up to age 70 against death. Loans are insured to a maximum of $10,000. Your family and do not pay off die loan in the event of your death or total and permanent disability. This added service. Loan Protection Insurance, is another good reason to borrow from your credit union when you need money. Bookeeper Helen Fowler HELEN FOWLER works in the office as the bookeeper. Her friends call her The Bookie. Her warm, friendly manner is typical of the staff' of the credit union they all aim to please! Any experienced investor would like to earn a guaranteed 5 a year on his money. But you dont need experience to make the most for your money . . . just come to First Security Bank. Earn 5 per aanum oh First Security Saviogs Cortificalii. Deposit S500 or more in multiples of S 100 then sit back and relax. Six months "loifraslonus from the date of deposit well mail your interest check to you. Thereafter, we can send Vc.everv three months if you like, just like Cashier Ekis Fredericks A new addition to the credit union is Mrs. Elois Fredericks. Her old hang-ou- t was the NCO Club until die decided to join the credit union. She will be die cashier. Dividends in the amount of $7,103 for the period January 1, 1966 to June 30, 1968 are now due and payable to all share accounts. The dividends for this period was five per cent, payable to 1172 Earn 4J4H par annum or First SacwHy Cmrtlficatas of Deposit If you don't want to wait six months for your first interest payment, get First Security Certificates ofDeposit. They mature in shorter periods and are available for a deposit of S500 or more in multiples of $100. members. YOUR PRESENT CAR i ,.W0RTO MCWteTHAM' 1961 1963 695 1695 FORD Extremely Clean FORD GALAXY XL 4 on the floor Buy a New Opel and Get 2 Doors Free (A 4 door modol for Iho or prkt) THIS DIVIDEND indicates the past growth of the Credit Union. In the seven years since the inception of the Credit Union, there have been 4,018 loans granted totaling $2,429,680.73. Of this, 344 loans for $275344.87 were made during the past six months. From a modest beginning wherein all business was transacted by the treasurer, the credit union now boasts a staff of three fulltime employees to better serve the membership. The credit union office, building No. 5234, is adjacent to the Post Hospital and directly across the street from the Officers Open Mess. I Each depositor's account at First Security Bank is insured to $10,000 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. First Security Bank of Utah, N. A. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I |
