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Show )ihmv( Sampler, Friday. Dee, 17, 1971 Mu' Paris. Thompson run in mnrullion six-we- Vi'im I lospilul iliv-l,,- i M'U'iiii.iiA technician u mi iih'xLiK dining I In' XYcslcru llcimsplii if Marathon Champioii-IV.1 c. (ailscr Gils. (ill. i cicul ami plaivil inn luris Of.i Sauiiii'l XI XJOIt r.ui lln1 (i Ski lessons offered r than (i'l who averaged The Welfare and Morale ofiiiiniites per mile oil the way ski fice is sponsoring a to his In's! time ever. R11.L SCOBEY of the West instruction course starting JanuTrail, ('lull of Areata. ary 8 for adults. There are two X'alley Calif., won (lie event with a basic programs offered. skilesson A BECINNING lime of 2:15. .As recently as 11)57. the winning' tilin' lor the program consisting of an all day lift pass on Tumbleweed D chair race was 2:55.41. ski lesson each Maj. Paris plans to compete and one two hour 2:00 lie tween Marain pan. lais 5 the Saturday Felt, Veis thon sMiisoml by the Aineriean and 4:00 p.m. at a cost of $33.00 Mnlieal Jokers Assoeiation. lie per person. intermediate skilesson An hoX's that a favorable showing in the event ami nHitiimwl program which provides six consecutive weeks with an all day eoulil lead to a position on the Army pass on any lift and a two hour team coached by Kolpli afternoon ski lesson each Saturday for $39.00. Higgins. Phw.ix .mil in 2:50.00. lilt in a field 500. Sjvcialist I David A. Tliomp-vu- i plaivil NOth willi a tilin' if 2:50.00. il Tin' r;ice was mily the marathon for Spl Thompson ami the fourth for Maj. Paris cross-count- ry mc-ini- transportation to the slopes will equipment will result in the lie taken along on a space avail-aid- e loss of privilege to use Welfare basis. and Morale in the Interested persons may register for participation at the Welfare and Monde office from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday- - The office is located On die first floor of west Ware Lesson are given by Park City West ski instructors who are certified by the Inte mountain Ski Association. A MILITARY bus will be for provided participants and is scheduled to leave Dugway Prov- Barracks. PAYMENT MAY be made in ing Cround at approximately a lump sum payment or for 6:(X a.m. for the ski slopes. Reeach Saturday outing. turn from Park City West will Excellent modem equipment lie approximately 4:30 p.iri. The is available for fitting and checkride will last about two to three out from the Welfare and hours with a stop in Salt Lake ing office Morale between die City for those that prefer to hours of 1:00 and 4:00 on p.m. rent ski equipment. An ambuMondays and Fridays. This equiplance will accompany the skiers. ment must be turned in on MonSkiers who are not enrolled afternoon. Failure to turn in day in the lesson program but wish equipment future. Rex Six-mon- th drops do cause trouble Schurenstedt, program director, recommends warm clothing and sun glasses or goggles for sunny days on the slopes. THIS PROGRAM is being Washington's latest announceheld at Park City Wes where a ment is timed perfectly for the 20 percent discount is offered holiday season. Thousands of Dugway personnel on the pre- Cl's will .Ire separating from the sentation of an authorized Dug- service up to six months earlier way or Military identification than planned. And for the macard. jority of these guys, the sepam- Lessons arid outings will be held during the months of January and February to avoid the' large holiday crowds and to take advantage of the better snow Mr. Willis G. Ashley, Moveconditions at this time of year. ment Services Division, has returned to work after spending a week at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland. Mr. Ashley, Household Goods Inspector for this area attended JMPTC, Inspection of Packaged and Packed HHG for Storage and Shipment. It it it Modem science yields to witchcraft. After two days of hard digging in an attempt to find sewer lines, two prominent sewerline Witchers from Facilities Division and Housing Division took their magic witching rods to the 300 block on the west side of Wherry housing and marked the spot. and believers alike gathered lo around the backhoe and and behold a sewerline. And would you believe, a certain Housing Project Manager is still a although there is a rumor that he has been seen walking around in his backyard with witching rods in his hands - Good luck. it it it Three of Mr. and Mrs. Baums children and their families are' coming all the way from Connecticut to spend the Christmas holidays with them. Log roll Non-believ- INCENSE BURNER EGG T(MER r, SCREWBALL mrt&r.1 KEYCHAIN MAGNETIC CHECKERS r i "ft DIET SCALE Minintara daik acali iint 4 tall of food. Tha wtifht up to II accompanyini chart lives caloric value. Ideal for uuiiht wctchan. 1 due. pack, .00 PER DOZ. Lots ef 12 del. $5.40 PERDOZ. ROLL 49 - rr. ANTIMONY JEWEL BOXES service. And there is the hardship clause, which is proliahly the most practical for those personnel in ETS trouble. Any soldier can appeal his sejra ration by showing that his ETS should lie extended to allow him time to make adequate preparations for the recapitulation to civilian life. He must show that separation would constitute a genuine hardship. results. 9 KEYCHAIN Tl Rtd mlwt lined antimony jawal kaun la tin anortad itupn avar-as- a 2K' in width. Hinynd cavers ara dacaratad in antiqua and flit- - re-u- Housing Division's Specialist Alvin Mitchell, a member of the Never start a ear or snow Dugway Post Basketball team led blower in an enclosed area such the team with 26 points when as the garage, advises Lilierty Insurance they defeated Albertsons of Too- Mutual Company. ele in the Tooele County Lea- That start could lie your finish if carlion monoxide gue. poisoning a. ASSORTMENT Equipment Management Division has temporarily lost the talent of two of its employees., Mr. Thornton A. Darr, Equipment Control Branch and Mr. Wilford Ivy, Heavy Equipment Section are spending six months on TDY in Okinawa. VIBRATION GOT YOU BUGGED? Mr. Wayne Greenhalgh is presently recuperating from injuries suffered in an automobile accident. it it it Mr. John Stahl and Mr. Ben Bates of Equipment Control Branch have been on the sick list for the past week. Mr. Stahl is in the hospital having a limit with pneumonia. Mr. Bates has been undergoing tests to determine the nature of his health problems. it Two employees have returned to work on light duty this week. Mr. Ceorge O. Darr of Motor Maintenance Section and Mr. Irving Johnson of Heavy Equipment Section. it it it A hearty welcome to Ronnie Van Beuge, a new employee of Equipment Control Branch. ' CAP SET cat of plaitlc procure coal bottle cape hr reselling drink mis hottlim, Me., csmei in 4 list, briiht ceiore and ie attractively packaiad in seethrouih bee. 1 do, peek 1034 $5.40 PER DOZ.' tote of 12 $4.10 PER DOZ. - re-u- it fc'C BOTTLE somewhat by impending if not immediate separation. What happens to the married personnel who must pack up an entire family and face the cold, cruel world without time or opportunity to plan for their new civilian life? How does a family man support his dependents with no job or place to live lined up? One alternative is to sally forth and try ones best in America's somewhat shaky economic picture. With college grads often turned down ill employment lines, how can a serviceman even with a degree himself hope to Fare? The jobless pligjht has already prompted national concern, and nuw a few Dugway soldiers and countless others across the nacould lie tossed into that tion leaky lioat. Another alternative is to p for another tour of duty. But in the young set, holds few charms. The lio-nis nice, hut the minimum p is for three years. YET ANOTHER alternative is to extend a tour of duty. Any soldier may extend his tour from one to eleven months lieyond his scheduled or new ETS if he can show and its a big if that his absence would prove detrimental to the good of the Mr. Howard Austin is going to spend a week in Virginia to attend the Defense Family Housing Management Course. He hopes to get a bit of sightseeing in while he is there. EWORLD'S GREATEST TROPHIES MEMO tion can't come fast enough. BUT THERE are a few soldiers who will le inconvenienced - ta. 0 rvm SEWING KIT Why put up with innoying vibration in your car anothar mil longart Our skilled tire truing ind whnl balancing axperts can taka the edge off of lira imperfections for a smooth vibration-fre- e ride. And, best of all, youll gat more miles out of your tires. Drive in today for rida and more tire 1 vibration-fre- e mileage. ONLY $495 CLYDE GIBSON Mr. Val McCombs, Communications Division and wife Mary Tire Shop are the proud parents of a liaby girl. 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