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Show The DESERET SAMPLER, Fri., July 11, 1969 Management Course Given by AMC, U of N - major step toward meetindividual management the ing development needs of Departand militarv of the Annv ment civilian personnel has lieen joint- Iv announced liv Armv Materiel A Commands Management Engi- at neering Training Agencv Rock Island, 111., and the Uni- versitv of Nebraska at Lincoln. corres-field Management pondence courses implement sored Manage-the juintlv-opo- n ment Development Program. De-partment of the Armv militarv vsiiun nenonnel who can- cusses can earn attend not three semester hours of university credit in each course toward a degree. A series of three make un the entire program management nJ,lr!r. Thi. lutir course is "Principles of Management. which covers such areas as organization and systems theory, planning in a dynamic environment, communication and control, computerized informational systems, leadership and moti- vation in complex organizations. and executive development. Per-sound who complete the full program will choose three courses electives: from the following Elec- of Management. Principles corres-runwlnf-- R LETTER A letter of Appreciation is presented hv Girl Scout Troop 227 to Mrs. Gene Hatters on the occasion of her departure from the troop. Mrs. Walters husband, a veterinarian at Dugwav. leaves active service soon. First Tectonic Map of North America Published Publication of a new Tectonic Map of North America was announced today by the Geological Survey, Department of the Interior. The map shows the "architecture" of the upper part of the earth's crust the structural features produced by earth forces by symbols, patterns, and colors. The multicolored map, at a scale of 80 miles to the inch, was compiled by Philip B. King of the U.S. Geological Survey's Menlo Park, California, office. The map is the result of the North between cooperation American geological surveys, related governmental agencies, universities, and many private organizations and individuals. The map extends from Jan Mayan Island east of Greenland and Iceland to the Aleutian Islands of Alaska and part of the Chukotskiy Peninsula of the U.S.S.R. on the west. Southward the map includes the northern part of South America and the Greater Antilles. The Lesser Antilles and a part of north- eastern South America are shown inset into the Pacific Ocean west of Central America. The configuration of the seafloor off the coasts of North America is shown by bathymetric contours at 500 meter intervals and by tints which emphasize oceanic depths and rises, many of which have great tectonic significance. The configuration of the land surface beneath the tronic DaU Prowssing. Adminis- trative Policy. Human Behavior " Organization and Produc- Planning and Control, AMC Management Engi- neenng Training Agency, es- tahlished to train both DA mili- tY and civilian personneltech-inmanagement improvement m- - h" earned, " interna- repuUtion for its work n f management training re- nd consulting. Its more lumn faclude not "s- - personne but military officen and officials from manv inner uuuimica 1111 uuiiuui me Free World. The University of Nebraska will present the Management Development correspondence courses through its Department of Management They will be administered by the Extension Division of the University and the instructor will be Dr. Henry II. Albers, Professor and Chairman, Department of Management each course is of text books, Interested personnel should con- tct their training officer or rite " u- - s- - AMETA-M- , The Univer- "'Y of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb. Tuition for 45 Pllis the Z Actress Gets Start Courtesy of Army a y sort of close-kn- it family. Her father LTC Paul Tate retired from the Army June 30. At 16, like many other teenage girls, Sharon got the show biz bug. But Sharon without makeup, first thing in the morning, chewing at her pencil during a geometry exam was stunning. She looked walked stunning, stunning, stood stunning. But, according to those who were there at the time, she was nice about it. Unassuming stunning. When the Army reassigned Sharon's father, then a major, to the Los Angeles area she got her chance. At first she worked at different Hollywood jolts because her parents, according to press reports, had given her only a few dollars spending money. "This is her own doing," her mother said. "We didn't push her, we just let nature take its course. Evidently, she had this in mind far many vears." But once Sharon decided on acting, the Tates helped her on her way. Sharon Tate comes from old-Arm- Former Met CO a Casualty 38 "ARMY BRAT" She has. her folks say, a that comes from her military background and worldliness stemming from travels as an Army brat. a her build-u- p Sharon's current hasn't been matched by actual appearances on the screen. But Ground is presently a patient at Walter Reed Hospital as the result of wounds suffered in it is the opinion of troops here that it is just a matter of time. She has a studio behind her, a talented hudwind, those and traffic looks, stopping more than a hint of real acting abilitv. - Desert Drifts Greenland ice cap as known from geophysical investigations is also shown by contours at 5(X) by Mary Lou Nahas meter intervals and by tints. Fluffs and tov soldiers, new The Tectonic Map of North 0ffjcen(f new arrivals, departing America, printed on two sheets, men, these were the fea-each 40 by 65 inches, is avail- - tures tne Dugway Women's able from the U.S. Geological clim jujv Hee and board meet- Offices Survey's Distribution JnR in Washington, D.C 20242; Den- Coffee hostesses Mrs. Blaine ver, Colorado, 80225; and Fair- - Kaiet Bnd Mrj- - William Has- Bank, Alaska wMYOl, at 9.UU ,em called attention to Inde-per set pendence Day in their table decorations, toy wooden soldiers set in a field of flags on a white table striped with red and blue streamers. The executive board for 19BU-7- 0 was announced as fol- - Charles DeWitt; second vice president, Mrs. Ronald Stephens; secretary. Mrs. Robert Pietsch: treasurer, Mrs. James De- Gracie. Also, memlwrship. Mrs. Da-vid Koepp: wavs and means, Mrs. William Bilton; thrift shop, Mrs. William Peterson; thrift treasurer. Mrs. Franklin publicity, Mrs. Nicholas luncheon and coffee, Nahas; William Gillert: bridge, Mrs. Kenneth Brauner; hospi- - - BG John C. Appd QUALITY SALARY INCREASES presents Quality Salary Increase awards to Mrs. Eleanor Jorgenson (left) and Mrs. Ada Livingston. Advises GIs Of Eligibility For Loan Help Frigidaire 14.6 cu. ft. Frost-Proo- f Refrigerator Door Storage! Butter compartment, 24 egg nests, deep door shelf for large cartons, cans. space lost to frost. Defrosts only when needed. Twin Hydrators size Keep up to 23.4 qts. of pro- top freezer with door shelf, juice can rack, covered ice trays to keep food out of cubes. duce garden fresh and crisp. Porcelain Enamel finish resists stains and rust. 4 shelves sliding to put more food up front. 1 adjustable to adapt space to your needs. 1 ' - Remember The spe-sho- s; three-month-o- s. Gen-tali- tv Kath-Kelle- riding, n SP5 Torossian Colonel Charles M. Shadle, post commander of Dugway Proving Ground, recently awarded a Dugway Proving Ground Certificate of Achievement to SP5 Sargent Torossian. Specialist Torossian is terminating his period of active service in the Army after serving months at Dugway. twenty-tw- o Torossian was cited for meritorious service while serving as a personnel management specialist in the Personnel Services Branch at Dugway. He was responsible for personnel records and actions for IIIIC. DTC, the CBRWOC, the Met team, the Army Hospital at Dugway, and the 65th MP Platoon. Also, he was responsible for requisitions, administration of proficiency pay and MOS testing. Modtl FHM46TN -- Old Days Sir? Receives Award You'll never defrost again! No ' ' He has been a patient in Walter Reed for approximately four weeks following a stay in a hospital in Japan. He is in Coffee spoons were present- Room 17. ward 9 in the hosed to departing members, Mrs. pital. Paul Sheffler and Mrs. Paul OUTSTANDING WIFE lohnson. Welcomes were extendMAJ Loui, Bowring, post exectuive officer, VA presents Mrs. Dale ed to new arrivals Mrs. Richard King with a Dugway Certificate of Achievement in honor of her outstanding service as of Haley, Mrs. Richard Hansen, present the Dugway Officers' Wives Club. Looking on is MAJ Franklin Haskins, director and Mrs. Lawrence Gentine. Mrs. Teske, president, in- 2. The troop oilicer having nounced that the bridge group a series of general orders issumeets weekly and that the next ed by the U.S. Army at Ft. the lest trained remount 'for Qualified veterans are elicoffee will be held at the 0OM Rilev in Kansas back in the the year will lie awarded one for guaranteed, direct gible Itarrel of rye whisky. the first Tuesday in August. year 1842. loans of up to $21,000 with 3. Student officers will disNewcomers to Dugway in- read: They the practice of roping continue elude CPT , and Mrs. Charles terms up to 30 years, according 1. . . . Memlers of the command changes things to Elmer J. Smith, manager. as ifProgressdidn't know. will, when shooting buffalo on and riding buffaloes. Daily, who come here from the Veterans you Administration, regional 4. Attention is called to A(rhy Daniel Thomas, Salt Lake the parade ground, be careful not Flight School at Hunter Army office. Airfield in Savannah, Georgia. insurance man, recently came to fire in the direction of the regulations requiring all officers He said most lending instituto wear IhsuIs! Rose, whose home state is Cali- across an old document. It was commanding officer's quarters. have application blanks tions for her fomia, enjoys sewing three children: Brigide, age 7; and related papers for GI loans. Under certain conditions and Roxanne, age 6; and Tommy. the Veterans Adlimitations, As 4. hoMw a the family age makes ministration direct loans, Dailvs enjoy boating and water he said, adding that recently skiing. Lt. and Mrs. Richard Han-an- d enacted legislation boosted the sen are almost at home since maximum on this type loan from to 121,000. they list Salt Lake as their $17,500 home town and have moved here from Fort Douglas. Ellen attended the University of Utah nd lists painting as her p cial talent. In addition to ing care of Ericka, Ellen spends time read-Mring, skiing, and swimming. Lt. and Mrs. Lawrence "Charlie, has the romance tine come to Dugway from gone out of our marriage?" r; consin via Ft. McClellan. who is an education leen, (mil). Mrs. K. H. Malone; Blaine Mrs. (civ). nursery. Mrs. Thomas and liaison, Mrs. Dan jor, enjoys horse-bac- k sports, and hunting. Wilev. Frost-Proo- f! jj Vietnam. Sambuchi. who had served seven months in Vietnam was assigned as a communications officer for an artillery unit at the time he was wounded. His include die loss of injuries an eve. severe burns on the upper portion of his body and the loss of a toe. NEW OFFICERS Left to right are the new officers of the Officers' Wives Club: Treasurer Mrs. James DeCracie, Secretary Mrs. Robert Pietsch, Second Vice President Mrs. Ronald Stephens, First Vice President Mrs. Charles DeWitt, and President Mrs. Theodore Teske. Theodore Mrs. President, Teske: first vice president, Mrs. . we have a very relationship with our daughter," said the proud mother. "She is proud of her family and often asked us to see her on the set. Having her parents in the same city gave her more security in those early days, we feel." Even now, though she and her husband Roman Polanski (who directed her in "The Vampire Killers" and later directed "Rosemary's Baby") travel a great deal, Sharon still manages to call home. "Sharon calls us about magazine articles in the works," Tate said, "she realizes I have a career too." "We didn't like the sex buildup in the beginning," said the retired Army officer, "but now she is becoming a dramatic star. Actually, Sharon's Film credits so far are few. Besides "The Vampire Killers", Sharon has appeared with David Niven in "Eye of the Devil", and starred with Tony Curtis in "Don't Make Waves" her biggest hit thus far. Sharon is presently in Rome working on a film with Vittorio Gassman and Orson Welles. Those who know Sharon say she hasn't succumlied to the lifestyle. deadly Hollywood close Captain Ralph Sambuchi. former commander of the USA Met Team at Dugway Proving lows- - 126-lb- "We feel good The citation particularly mentions the commendable reports received by this command concerning Specialist Torossian from the Inspector General and Department of Army. In attendance at the presentation ceremony were COL Shadle, Specialist Torossian, CPT William R. Smith of PSB, MAJ Louis Bowring, post execu- tive officer, CPT Richard Haley, commander of IUIC, 1SG Donald Cude of HHC, as well as the enlisted staff of the personnel service branch of Military Personnel. AMC SCIENTIST WINS TOP DOD AWARD - Dr. Robert S. Wiseman, the U. S. Army, Electronics Command's Deputy for Laboratories, receives the Department of Defense (DOD) Distinguished Civilian award from Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird, as Secretary of the Army Stanley R. Resor looks on. This decoration is the highest DOD award that can be bestowed upon civilian employees. It is given annually to a few selected employees who during the preceding year have made the greatest contributions to efficiency, economy and other improvements in the operation of DOD. Dr. Wiseman, who was presented the award today at a Pentagon ceremony, was commended for his outstanding scientific ability, initiative, and foresight in planning and directing the Army's Night Vision Program. (L to R: Dr. Wiseman, Secretary Laird, and Secretary Resor). CBRWOC Cites SPG Barber Colonel Eugene F. Them, commandant of the CBR Weapons Orientation Course, recently awarded SPfi David P. Barter a CBRWOC Certificate of Achievement. He was given the Certificate upon the termination of his assignment at Dugway Proving Ground where he had lieen assigned to the instructional support division of the CBRWOC. Specialist Barlier is departing Dugway for Fort McClellan, home of the U.S. Alabama, Army Chemical School. The certificate cites Barber for outstanding initiative, judgment and professional competence in the accomplishment of his complex and demanding assignment. In attendance at the ceremony in addition to Barber and COL Them was SSM Eugene Macklc of the CBR School. a This Weeks Special! Buy 2 Gals, of Milk and get Vi Gal. Fruit Punch Boyds SherVon 493 No. Main-882-14- 81 Lowest Dairy Prices in Tooele |
