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Show The Deseret Sampler, Friday, May 26, 1972 All you need is one little pill. . Feeling a little low today? Why not pop a red? Yon know, bennies. Benzedrine. Oil, YOU'RE already freaky (Hi liennies? Well, just switch to dexies. You know, dexedrine. Confusing? Maylie. But not to your children. Just ask them. Like it or nut, drugs of all forms and especially amphetamines and are a part of barbiturates every child's culture today. it. OD's overdoses, you know-a- re rare. Maylie you'll die in. an accident caused by the paranoia or whatnot. MAYBE OR youll just neither stumble along in liinlio until the old alive nor dead Ixxly just gives it up. But getting liack to you parents. . . Just how much of this do your kids know? Some? Enough? Why do kids turn to it? Maylie it's the pressure. Just how soon do they have to grow up? DO THEY need escape? you have a headache. liecause we live in an age Just To get lack on the horse, so vast in its technology that you have to pop more pills. Only a tolerance is building with every usage. It takes more to get up- Unless you cool it for a while. Lay off for a week or so and you can go track to the same dosage. IF YOUR head isn't mi if you have actual straight at .1 selected for Ranger school the world. The liest defense is to stay out of it. Evervlxidy agrees with that. But mit by just saying to their children, Don't do it." It takes more than that. Mainly communication. And if they are in it, it's gonna take treatment. Medical treat ment, both physical and psychological. BIT EVEN if they are or are not, its still everybody's problem. Ask vour kid alxmt a liennie. or down? You'd lie surprised just how or potential psychological probyoung cultural education liegins. lems anyway, for you parents Flying a little high today? a dependence can result. like manners Some types Wanna slow down. . . quick? And if you have real probbegin soon after birth. The key Maylie you're all keyed up is exposure, and todays youth lems or want a thrill like you've with excitement and you need are exposed as soon as they never had before, you can gradu- to relax. Maylie you're worried venture out of the house. ate up to the real stimulants. aliout a big event. . . a school ITS UP TO parents today Those are the ones you take test, in your childrens case. to go to school as well. To com-liintravenously. Now you're in JUST POP a downer, a a problem, you have to know deep stuff. Injections usually mean rainlxiw, a blue angel, a red the enemy, and meet him on you have made amphetamines devil. knowledge, not the driving force in your life. your ground Your kids know alxiut them, WITH NO, 'desire for food too. ignorance. If you can't get your kids to or These are barbiturates. They sleep, the body wastes away. explain that lie ginning, it runs You lose weight. Personal hy- do the opposite of amphetamines. something like this. giene is a thing of the past. InThey depress the action of Bennies, dexies and their ilk fection is a very real possibility, the central nervous system and chemical especially off a dirty needle. are amphetemines, interfere with the passage of compounds that stimulate the Maylie your liver will dis- impulses in the brain. central nervous system. They insolve under high dosages. Or YOU AS parents know them duce a temporary sense of wellmaylie the brain will rot first. well, lielieve it or not. and s You're a being, speedfreak, Take sleeping pills? Over even though you arent into 50 kinds of liarhiturates were coinliat THESE Uppers the hard drug, mescaline. marketed last year commercialisn't the ly. Together with amphetamines, And your body fatigue, curli appetite and reduce mild depression. only thing to go. So does your over 5 billion doses were sold You as parents use . them personality. legally last year in the United FEEL IMPULSIVE? Irrit- States. Let's write that out. every day, probably, whether you realize it or not. Coffee able? Unrealiable? Are you unpre- 5,(XX),(XX),(NK). A five and nine and tea contain stimulants, dictable? Assaultive? Or can zeroes. Impressive? though very mild ones. this? even Ever heard of Pentothal? recognize you Chemically, these compounds feel that Nembutal? Phenobarbital? You'll definitely resemble natural body hormones. WHEN PROPERLY admineverylxxly is out after you. They stimulate the nervous Paranoia, you know. And istered and controlled, they can system into affecting blood preseven if you can get off the relieve tension and anxiety. sure, heart rates, respiration and stuff, it'll last. Schizophrenic They can lie. used to treat high metabolism. tendencies may occur for months. blood pressure, and ulcers, TIIE BODY goes into a WANT TO QUIT? Maylie psychophysiological problems. all prolonged period of stress you wont have the crash. Maylie Abused, they can slow down functions are increased, as if you won't know the lethargy, the and even stop it. respiration an emergency existed. a coma will occur fatigue, the hunger and the deNormally, Amphetamines prolong this pression that has caused sui- if too much is taken. Or the state, and even intensify it. Evencides. Maylie. restless, person will become You've cheated your body maylie ' delirious. He appears to tually the laxly breaks down under the strain. for' too long, so don't count on be drunk. But till it does, the heart him doing you any favors. Some SPEECH IS slurred, the races. Blood pressure is people see it as physical and step is unsure. Irritability oc.is rapid. The pupils not psychological dependence. I curs, and motor skills depreciate. dilate. guess it V how you look at it. Judgment, memory and perce rv THEN THE mouth goes If you want to continue in' tion are distorted. Take ehoufpv dry. Y'ou sweat. 'All of a sudden your limlJijlmaybe you can make and aggression and paranoia-ralert-ness- John McBride we could reduce the entire planet to a cinder in a matter of minutes. . . Just because we've got wars in every corner of first-clas- ' r University of Wyoming student John Phillip McBride id Dugway has been selected by the Department of Army to attend the Army's Ranger Schuol at Ft. Benning, Ga., this xuiiiiner. This course will be in lieu of the normal summer camp that , all Army ROTC cadets front ; Wyoming normally attend at Ft. Lewis, Wash. TIIE ARMY has offered this tough nine weeks course to cadets for two years. Last year the university sent Jeffery S. Carlton of Evanston, who finished first in his class of 140 cadets. Because id the success of Carlton and the proficiency d Wyoming cadets in ROTC trail)-- ', ing, three cadets from Wyoming were selected for this summers-schoolin' at Ft. Benning. is divided course The into Standing in front of the Post Chapel after receiving their first Holy Communion are three phases. Phase One takes (L-Daryl Storwold, David Subocz, Joseph Mohammed, Kim Dalton, Glory Schuller, place at Ft Benning where the Albert Drew Also Belinda shown Montano. are and Denson, (Major) Daphne Chaplain learn the fundamentals cadets Mrs. and LuVeme Axtman, the childrens Catholic religion teacher. of patrolling and undergo confidence- building tests. The second phase is mountaineering work done in (lie mountains id northern Georgia along the Tennessee Valley Di- - ' vide. TIIE LAST phase is in the swamps of Florida where the Ranger cadet will fight the elements as well as an aggressor force. Successful completion of the . course means the awarding of the Secretary of Defense, the a piece of Ranger tal) Department of the Army has Wack aml ydlow cloth ,h . by American Legion District No. 8 Commander !X announced a minimum of a means the student has undergoife re- Memorial Day, May 29, is a day designed by the Congress day suspension of adjusted toughest trainillg in the en,. lease dates established by quan- tire Ullited Sla,es of the United States to honor the thousands of gallant Americans nliHtary ,e titative early release pollens in- - bas overtome who have paid the supreme price for the preservation of our everything put In stituted under the Army s p ase- Rjs precious American heritage. n b )(X.uine -down earlv release program. Yes, Memorial Day is a time to honor our heroic dead, a ..R enlist-e- d estimated An censacrifices. More than deeds a 22,9X) and tribute to to their day pay and over 1800 officers and of tury ago, in 1868, Gen. John A. Logan, commander-in-chie- f warrant officers could lie affectthe Grand Army of the Republic, issued the original order for ed by this action. observance of a day "designated for the purpose a nation-wid- e Tne suspension came liecause of strewing with flowers or otherwise decorating the graves of the strength reductions imposed comrades who died in defense of their country." Gen. Logan called for a day of such fitting services and by Congress have been accomtestimonials of respect as circumstances may permit in order plished and the retention of these members is necessary to that Americans of that era would establish a tradition of cherishmeet current manpower requiremade their breasts a who of the our dead, ing tenderly memory ments and to insure comliat readbarricade between our country and its foes. ness. In the years which have passed since Gen. Logans order, Other early release programs the dead of Gettysburg and Bull Run have been joined by will not lie affected by this acthose who were serving their flag at such places as San Juan y tion. These include the Hill, Chateau Thierry, the Marne, Omaha Beach, Guadalcanal, returnees of release Vietnam Pork Chop Hill, and the Mekong Delta. early v the Because of the sacrifice they represent, this Nation reearly release of other oversea returnees; the mains the great bastion of freedom in the world today. But y Memorial Day is more than a time to honor our heroic dead early release for return to school or seasonal employit is more than a day for tribute to their deeds and sacrifices. This day calls for renewal of our pledge of allegiance to the ment; early release for compassionate reasons; and' iearfy release principles upon which this great nation was founded. due to unfitness or other qualGeneral Logan must have anticipated the need for mis itative reasons. . additional element, for he included the. following in his addi-- I tional order: 0 ! HELP SELF of of Let no vandalism, avarice or neglect, no ravages p The spirit of is the time, testify to the present or to the coming generations that root of all genuine growth in Sp4 Tony Schubert received a we have forgotten, as a people, the cost of a free and undevided the individual; and exhibited in $25 savings bond upon his se-- ! republic." the lives of many, it constitutes lection as MP of the Month for! will of It is our sincere hope that the citizens Dugway the true source of national vigor the 65th MP Platoon at Dug-'- , make this Memorial Day a tribute to those who have offered and Samuel Smiles, way. The Vietnam veteran is a' of lives the founding for our freedom and a reaffirmation their strength. native of Wisconsin. .. Freeman of this Nation. principles great . g sult. Often they are taken in conjunction with amphetamines. The attempt to regulate the liody's actions with dnigs doesn't pay off. Maylie you can get hooked on both. At the same time. the barbiturate Perhaps wont completely nullify the amphetamines effects, and a euphoric new high results. Pretty soon youre gulping handfuls of. combinations. Tolerance, you American Legion Memorial Day message know. IF THIS alone doesn't get you, try mixing alcohol with it. Or lietter yet, hard drugs. Want to stop after youre hooked? It's rough. The withdrawal state resembles the DTs. Agitation, restlessness, convulsions, maylie. The liest recourse is a slow withdrawal program under a doctor's supervision. YOUR KIDS know alxmt these? Hie evidence seems to indicate that liarbiturates arent quite as widely used as amphetamines. Yet. They're learning. Or are they? Cuess who the biggest abuser ,r is? Try the adults aged 40-5Check it out if you don't lielieve me. With that example, who can question where these crazy kids get their ideas. WITH THAT in mind, ask your kids alxmt dnigs. Wanna go up? Or down? 9. 150-da- 30-da- Tail advises possessions he secured' Provost Marshal urges all Dugway residents to lie doubly - The' 90-da- 1 . careful through the spring and summer months. Several residents have already repented entries into garages and even houses, and some property has been stolen. Provost Marshal Capt. Robert Tait advises that all residents lock ckxirs and garages when by Lei Nelson In urging the widest possible participation by Dugway resiaway from home. Secure your belongings at night, as well. dents in Memorial Day services. Commander Nelson referred Report any suspicious activity to the following excerpt from General Logans original order for to the MPs at once. the observance of Memorial Day: Dont give thieves the opLet no vandalism of avarice or neglect, no ravages of r portunity to strike. time, testify to the present or to the coming generations that we have forgotten, as a people, the cost of a free and undivided republic. Times have changed. Today Commander Nelson reminds us that the observance of all play and no work can make Memorial Day in Dugway should include the display of the you one of the ten leading money United States flag by every home and organization. Roliert Fuoss, Golf winners. As always in the past, American Legion Post No. 131 will Digest place flags on the graves of 135 deceased veterans at the Camp Floyd, Fairfield, and Cedar Fort cemeteries at sunrise on Memorial Day. The American Legion is an organization of war veterans who have dedicated themselves to the service of their community, state, and nation. -- ' self-hel- . Annie C. Redden, Nursing Assistant at the U.S. Army Hospital at Dugway, was officially commended with a Quality Salary Increase on May 10. y M0D3GV 4 zi i GBANCX... For Dugway Employe and Military Personnel Remaining schedule for Little League The Little League season is just about half over now, and the second half will lie getting underway June 5. Following is the schedule for the remainder of the season: SECOND HALF First Security Bank checking account mexna immediate money in the bank on pay day for civilian and military personnel at Dugway. A' A ! 9a .. plan has been developed permitting the delivery f your pay check to the First Security Bank on Base each pay account immediately! day with credit to your When you pay by check you keep an accurate record of your expenses, making the tedious task of balancing your budget simple and easy. Your cancelled checks become your legal re- ceipt or proof of payment Open your account today choose either Regular or Checkway plans and request check to be sent directly to the your pay Base Bank in the Post Exchange. Itll save you valuable time and money. NAME AND ADDRESS PRINTED FREE n each check :: - - I ii FIRST SECURITY BANK V Hr lemrliy leak ef Utah, Natfwri AmmMm ' Mtmbtr FeSerd Dapasit Insurance Carparallaw Fail Exchange SaiMiif Dwgway Fraying Grmmd It is poking and prying world and they that dwell thereZara Neale Hurston, Dust with a purpose. It is the seek- - in. sity. FI 1 |