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Show The DESEKET SAMPLER, Fri., Jan. 24, 1969 Incoming Officers As I'nit Name DlMlMGBUIpfejHE Private First Class John L. Crayton, US 54 762 867, USA Hospital Detachment received the Dugway Proving Ground certificate of achievement from Colonel Paul W. Sheffler, USA Hospital Commander. PFC Crayton received his award for outstanding service during the period October 1, 1968 to January 20, 1969. Private First Class Crayton has performed his duties as Medical Aidman on Ward I in an exemplary manner. He is a quiet, unassuming person who displayed great interest and initiative in his work. He was an alert, conscientious, capable corps man. Because of his willing, cooperative manner, he easily established and maintained good rapport with his peers and superiors. His outstanding performance of duty and competence contributed greatly to the successful accomplishment of the mission of the U.S. Army Hospital, and is in keeping with the highest traditions of the military Service and reflects great credit upon himself, Dugway Proving Ground and the United States Army. Take the Family Out This Weekend Smorgasbord at the KirEi Cafe Friday, Saturday, Sunday $150 Crayton Receives FPG Certificate per plate Children under 12 half price We also serve Fresh, Homemade Pizza's (Phone orders accepted) Branch EDCSA LSX What's In A Name Proposed ASCD Appro. Arrival Mar 69 Dec 68 Fell 69 Apr 69 13 Feb 69 Apr 69 Ft-69 Mav 69 Jun 69 31) Mar 69 INK INK i:2 Outgoing Officers - ) FAMILY Crade Almost everything with which you come in contact is easily identified by its name. Whether it is a person, an object, an idea, ( MI)K an actum - everything has a name. We have even given names to ISX I MAJ ACC m Jan objects and places in the reaches of space and the depths of the PTC c:i'T oceans so that they are more easily identified. DTC sk:c Apr 69 AVN 13 Fell 69 DTC YOU, AS AN INDIVIDUAL, also have a name by which U'T vc UNK DTC you are called, paid, identified, etc. Your name is your birthright and something of which to lie proud. It must be guarded from i:V2 Fell 69 OD James B. DTC EX tarnish whether by deed or accusation. woi Mav 69 DTC Wright, Bruce B. Jr. 1LT ACC But, as members of the Armed Forces you also have another DTC Jan 69 Ware. Maxwell H. 2LT 13 Jan 69 ACC name. You are known as Soldier, Airman. Marine or Sailor. You DTC Shapiro, Bruce M. 2LT 21 Fell 69 are a member of a "family" that is easily identified by its profesTC DTC Fxniip Pool Lindgren, Francis J U'T sion and its uniforms and, liecause of these, you are easily recogPlans & Analysis Cmir DTC Cajkowski, Lawrence nized in a crowd or a community. Duty station Fort Douglas It is liecause of this that you must guard your name-bot- h care. Your your given family name and your military name-wit- h conduct and your actions reflects upon you not only as an individual and as part of the Smith, Brown, Jones or Creen family, Expected but on you as a memlier of the military "Family" as well. Date of Duty YOU ARE, in many cases more closely watched than your DcstinatHMi Crude Branch Departure Assignment Name civilian counterparts liecause you are part of a profession or group Unit Officer Test (Excess) 2LT Vietnam Mar 69 QM that is somewhat apart from the remainder of the population. Morh. Frederick M. DTC Asst: Ch Equip Team 1LT CM 27 Jan 69 Early Release You dress differently liecause you must wear a uniform; DTC Fallini, Peter T. your Vietnam 15 Mar 69 Ch, Welfare or Morale life is often quite different because of transfers, overseas DTC McClouth, George D. CPT ORD family Officer Test REFRAD 1LT 69 CMLC 9 Jan DTC assignments, working hours and the type of job you perform; and Craig, Edward J. REFRAD Bacteriologist 1LT CMLC Feb 69 DTC you comprise a very small segment of our total population. Harper, George Ft Hood, Tex. Bacteriologist Because of these and other differences and because you DTC Earl, Raymond W., Jr. 2LT CMLC Jan 69 Tech Op. Officer REFRAD 1LT CMLC Mar 69 serve the cause of patriotism, you are noticed. DTC Jones, William T., Jr. FOR THIS REASON, your every action and word must reflect credit upon you not only as an individual memlier of your own family, but as a member of the military family as well. Other niemliers of the military community are judged by your words and actions, just as you are judged liy theirs, rrudent The latest books at the library with a brief commentary on speech and action on the part of every man and woman in unieach, are: form are necessary so that at no time, in any way, will the family ARCHAEOLOGY and the Ancient Testament by James L. of Soldier, Sailor, Marine or Airman lie damaged. name month of exult the God the of both common Kelso. This book is written to January, During Just as you strive to keep your personal family name unhas this Platoon MP the 65th the author contrasts in and (Svc) purpose Testaments, developing had many changes in its organi- blemished, do the same for your military family name. briefly the Old Testament with Canaanite religion, which was of Thus zational structure. Among the and most the religion only depraved antiquity. actually thus can the reader see that Jehovah Cod was unique in every changes within the Platoon were and those of Commanding Officer and modem times. ancient in of both phase theology 60-4- 3 A Guide to Negro History in America, by Phillip T. DrainOperations Sergeant. that hook a first is This the gives comprehensive picmajor ing. FOR LEAVING aviation times to ture of the Negro's role in America from school at Fort Wolters, Texas, the beginning of the civil rights struggle. was lLt Tames H. Arnout, 65th The author has traced the The Dugway Mustangs had little trouble racking up their MP Platoon Commander. He will of role the in progress Negro second division win as they downed the Tintic Miners by a 60-4-3 Came This is the story of a trajning whjl;h wi qua,. and associated each America lady detective who will steal tfy him as a helicopter pilot. Lt score at the Dugway Post gym on Friday, January 10. The win in locations event with physical in league play and with the everyone s heart There is homor. Amout xnei for ,., the gave the Mustangs a 2 and 0 record each of the fiftv states. left the Mustangs on top in of Wendover St. defeat Francis romance, and delightful writing by Camamndhig Officer of the 65th the division. THE INQUISITOR'S House, a i this novel Mp pllltoon In the mhmaa novel by Roliert Somerlott. The PLAYING OUTSTANDING defensive basketball, the MusStephen Crane, a biography of a p,atoon Commander, Major d ran tapestry of nine- by R. W . Stallman. up a 12-- 4 lead at the end of the first quarter and stretchpaul H Johnson, Assistant Pro-- tangs teenth century Mexican history, ed at halftime as the visitors were able to lead their to 29-1-0 BRINGING together for the vost Marshal, will lie Acting Pla-from palaces of the capitol to the first tune almost four liaskets in the first sixteen minutes. that garner only everything toon Commander, n arroyos of the desert was ever said about his subject Ted Mcintosh and Mark Geer- - Johnson had eight points. Sam McEvoy six. and Stan Sur and provides the backdrop to this or by him. Mr. Stallman evokes SSG Morris R. Worsham. Op- - lings led the Mustang attack in Monte Rudd two each to round first Mcintosh the half with long and hyponotically readable "the real Crane" by letting his cations getProvost Sergeant in the 01,1 the Dugway scoring novel. liaskets free three and three and his actions, thoughts, writing Mahal's Office, left Dugwav ting Fields led the Minere with Picture Miss Seaton, by Heron speak for themselves. It is the throws and Geerlings adding 8 Provine Ground in order to 19 followed by Charles Butler or and buckets three two a man whom at Z4 was altend a Criminal Investigations points on story and Jose Lucas with wilh famous, and died when he was Division school at Fort Jackson, from the free throw line. McBride led the way John only 28, sometimes that aptley South Carolina. TIIE MUSTANGS hit 24 bas-h-e could be called an American the third quarter when kets nd made good on 12 out Mus-scored nine points as the tragedy. SSG Worsham has served as a 20 from the free throw line, lead Is the story of one of "those their to tangs lengthened Tintic hal 18 fieW goals and hit whom fate seldom allows to make Military Policeman, Patrol Supertwenty-nin- e points at the end of and visor Operations Sergeant three Quarters and led the Miners on half their attempts from the a safe landing after much toil throw liue as they made during the period of '34 months by a .53-2- 4 score. Brent Fields and bitterness at the oar." ... i , which he served at Dugway., The tried to ft001 on.ll.out pf 22. score the reNews a All to Me, respectable its keep new is SCT .The Operations Sergeant for in Dugway JV .made it a Conthe as he hit nine points porters deposition, by Bob Lee Roy Stephensen who has been third B001 night for the home crowd and in more sidine eight quarter 40-3- 7 victory over Bob Considine has been eye stationed in Dugway as a Mili- the final quarter after being held wi for months. 16 Policeman e Tintic JV- to two points in the first half. witness to many of the historical tary winners came from behind COACH Walden Gumey sent and hysterical events that have determined the course of recent LEAVING Military Service is in his reserves as the fourth quar- - in the seeond half for their win four points &eY were down history. The dramatic personae of SGT Carl L. Taylor. SGT Tay- ter got underway and though the u this book includes the "glorious, lor has served for 19 months at Miners were able to get 19 points "l,h,f lime- - Chauncey Kendall thcJ winners with 17 Pinls inglorious, thrilling, boring, noble, Dugway as a Military Policeman in the final eight minutes thev Allowed by Kenny Vance with Tenreturn to to the lead able cut were and to now never that plans despicable" people managed 12-- Tuff Donnelly with six points to break into the world spot- nessee and go into business for to less than 18 points. d Dan,ny, Vanderlxwgh with light. Considine has a story about himself. Geerlings topped the Mustang and Promoted to the rank of Spe- scorers with 18 points on seven five; kenda11 hit four all of them. ' 10 of free 9 on throw mde good PFC free throws. liaskets Class was four and cialist Fourth Wilkins Sherrod. He has served Mcintosh with 13 points and ""empts. Vance also made good free throws while over four months at Dugway McBride with 11 were other on ' nelIy hit his three baskets from for double in orders on is and Ann Bobby figures. presently by Angell iwciuy icci. The Night Riders are a colorVietnam. ful and delightful band which should be heard. THE MEMBERS are Ron Ivie on organ, Alan Johnson on drums, Kenny Vance on lead guitar, and Chris Raychel on bass guitar. The Night Riders hope to lie playing more often than in the past. They also hope that they will satisfy all of the people with their soul music. For example, "Funky Broadway," "Sitting On the Dock of the Bay," and "Soul Man." In the near future the Night Riders will have colonial uniforms made. The material used will be used to make three cornered hats, ruffled shirts, jackets and pants. The band will also ELECTION OF OFFICERS . . . Brigadier General John G. Appel, commanding general of boots. wear knee-hig- h cle DTC is shown with the newly elected officers of the Toastmasters Club. They are Bob THE NIGHT Riders charge Bernard Sabato, secretary and treasure, Gene Clark, first less second no and than no more $100 vice president, General Appel, Johnny Johnson, president, and SP4 Gary Hansen, who was than $80 per engagement at prethe master of ceremonies and was selected sergeant of arms. sent. If any club or individual GENTLE would like them to play, please The South Pole is on a high call Ron Ivie at 2936 or Chris plateau more than NORMAL 9,000 feet above sea level; the 2789. at Raychel North Pole is on a few feet of We hope this band will PERMA PRESS ice over some 10,000 a big success in the near feet drifting of water. future. 11 ij, hum . Phillips, Edward Sanders. Rodney D. Wagner, Ehrhardt L. Parker, Robert K. Hargest, Allen C. Pharr, John W. 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