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Show loi"C ljrfllicl The DESERET SAMPLER, Fri., June 25, 1971 Pleasant wins Ely Tournament More than eighty persons par- ticipated in the three-daDugwav golf tournament weekend on the Dugway -- course. 5 Approximately 25 ? dents Ely-- k. Ely made the trip and over 50 Dugwayites played in the 18 Jjshole tournament for men nine Wholes for women on Saturday guild the Scotch doubles coinpeti- tion held Sunday. 5 IN SATURDAYS play John Pleasant won low gross with a S75 followed by Roliert Shea with a 77 and Dan Miller shooting a Jim Wood was the low gross winner for Ely with Marv second and Hal Miller third, jj Poppy Ott and Jim Ault tied ?fbr low net for Dugway with yLou Stout and Ken Stranko shar-tjki- g second place. Sam Davis, ack Parks and J.K. Jones .sited one, two three for Ely. jjy Marilyn Gurney and Joanne Ste-Sw- 11 3. throughout the country. As a result the wife who does her will shopping at commissary have an opportunity to purchase the same name brands as in tlie local super market. Ill CS for commissaries INTENTIONS are to update The shift is the result of an and an this list of items for stocking at Army-wid- e stock list is on the survey by a least twice a year. stores national marketing research firm agenda for commissary In addition to leaning heavily this summer. which checked food preferences on the brand name items, the new list will identify goods for which there is a customer demand based on price, quality. More Shea shared low gross for the Dugway ladies with Sara King, Judy Cainpi and Loretta Ott all honors. Dotie tied for runner-u- p Miller was number one for Ely followed by Pearl Oigill and Ann Coutts. IiOUISE CEORCE won low net for Dugway lady golfers with Lois Ault and Lucy Teagarden ending in a second place tie. The three low finishers for Ely were Gloria Johnson, Darlene Wood and Crace James. In the competition held Saturday Pleasant and Lucy Teagarden walked off with the first prizes and Bill Smith won the driving contest. The team of Becky Pitt, Norm Young and Jack Previte tied with the team of Crace Jones, J. Coutts and Roger Johnson for first place in Sundays competition followed by the team of Lois Ault, Walt Gurney and VirgO Coutts. taste, size and other features. Officials state that the military populations surveyed showed first preference for brand name items, while regional and local brands were second choices in name brands many instances. Succeeding taken off moving items will be shelves. inAlthough the new policy from Departsures more direction ment of Apny level, stocking of a limited number of discretionsuch as gourmet ary items and specialty items to satisfy local demands will be permitted. choices were usually brand name items. WITH THE revised system, Ypu cant give anybody a which will go into operation without with a new regulation on items piece of your mind of the to be sold in commissaries risking a poor opinion P. Franklin of Jones rest it. (AR30-8- ) it is hoped that slow they were not covered by their deceased husbands or father's government life insurance, usually through oversight. A veteran who wishes to change his beneficiary, or learn who he has designated as beneficiary, should contact the VA insurance center to which he pays his premiums, Philadelphia or St. Paul. A stone gathers rolling notoriety. Franklin P. Jones hole-in-o- Captain Edward C. Nathan, Chem. Division, receives con' gratulatory handshake from Col. Charles M. Sliadle, post commander, who presented the new captain his railroad tracks". Mrs. Nathan looks on approvingly. S Ik St r. Lillie Ones Approximately 50 children turned out for tire first day of swimming lessons for children under six years of age at the Dugway pool. This is the first year the swimming has been conducted younger than six. Parents have to be present at the pool during tire lessons which will restart upon the of the pool now closed for repairs. pro-gra- Sp5 Robert Pettigrew has been awarded the Deseret Test Center Certificate of Achievement KSSSSSSWSS FIVE PIECE AUTO CLEANER KIT i HAIR SPRAY ANTIQUE Bucket Large Car Wash Sponge Polishing Cloth White Wall Scrubber Assorted 47 Reg. 98 Values to 99 fi Values 2.49 FRISBEES fc(Round, Marble like top) I 8 COFFEE TABLES Reg. 8.99 Ul if Polishing Mitt BOTTLES photo hold ALBUM Swinger Childrens size WALL PLAQUES Photographs J ya s ii 49 449 CAR ROBES Reg. 1.99 Reg. 5.00 PHOTO ALBUM I REFILLS (Sport Blankets) y ;Plaid Design 449 IVxW" or Reg. 14.88 Reg. 7.33 9 x Reg. 29 V" Fancy CUPS and Open Daily: 9 a.m.-- 8 p.m. SAUCERS 47 Reg. 1.39 iOur Pattern CUTTING BOARD Low Prices Quantities Limited 151 NORTH MAIN ao I Sundays: 10 a.m.-- 6 3) p.m. Reg- - 3,99 |