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Show Chaplains corner The Deseret Sampler, Fri., September 1, 1972 Nerdin, Fair cloth by CH (Lt Col) Ross C. Wright get postal awards by Richard Bell Dugway Postmaster and Nerdin Kenneth L. W. received Faircloth Johnny Pride in Excellence Awards from the Western Region United States Postal Service on August 15. MR. NERDIN has been employed at the Dugway Post Office for two years and has been a resident of Dugway for 10 years. Mr. Nerdin's award was presented for continuous service above Postal Service de- livery standards and his interest in the Postal Service customer. Mr. Faircloth has been a letter carrier at Dugway since April 1069. The award was presented for outstanding performance with regard to customer contact, uniform appearance and pride in the Postal Service. These awards are presented to postal employees that excel in promoting good relations with postal customers. THE EMPLOYEES of the Dugway Post Office want to provide our customers with the best service passible. We feel many times service is hindered due to a lack of customer knowledge of services available. Recently, we have received many inquiries concerning postal rates, regulations, special mail commemorative services and stamp collecting. WE ENCOURACE your inquiries, preferably in writing. Each inquiry will be answered and if enough interest is shown, questions and answers will be published on a regular basis in JOHNNY W. FAIRCLOTH KENNETH L. NERDIN A DAUGHTERS FAITH I just didnt believe it could really happen to our family! younger brothers and sisters. old high Now as a school student, Debi is reinforcing her faith by keeping her fathers memory alive and those of other American servicemen who are listed as missing in action or as prisoners of war. I think that the main thing is for American people to show concern for the prisoners of n jvar and those missing in - to let the North Vietnamese know we are concerned tbout our men and want them etumed home in safety, Debi That was the feeling of an girl when she heard from her mother in 1966 that her father, an Air Force pilot, was shot down over Laos. But over the next five years young Debi Wood found faith. Her father, Maj. Don C. Wood, is still listed as missing in action and it has meant much spiritual suffering and many aid. Debi sacrifices for her mother and five 16-ye- ar ac-io- has written a poem that describes her feelings and perhaps those of other waiting families. Here is Debis poem: Please Bring Him Home by Debi Wood I dont know what he suffers there, I cannot feel his grief, despair-Hiagony is only known To men who have been caged-alon- through To him, the dangers I ff. t. f are not new. again? FREE! f e For how long must I wonder when my father will Ire mine For all famous asm first quality by. Please years caq he survive? now, alive? too late to try. life must pass him bring him home, Ill be then My and fathers little girl again. appears in the Cotigrej. - as I only feel a selfish pain,' A fear that I might pray in vain And never see again his face or feel again his strong embrace. I need his love while I am young With many fears to walk among. I need his help to guide me fantastic ;V. s How niany Is he, even Before it is Before my sional Record, February 5, 197j Alcohol, while a drug, can be classified aa an incomplete food. It containa no vitamins, proteins, or fata bnt it does carbohydrates contain calories. Ethyl alcohol is the active ingredient in alcoholic beverages. It is lighter than water and has a lower boiling point than water. Ethyl alcohol, C,H,OH, is color! less but it has a distinctive odor. Savings! hinting equipment and sporting goods! No Interest hy Plan wedding Gifford R. West, formerly of Dugway, will marry Tuna Gayle Comstock of La Junta, Colo., Sunday, Sept 10, in La Junta. Mr. West is the son of Mr. and Mn. Gilbert West, who left Dugway in July of 1970. The couple plan to reside at 402 East 10th St in La Junta while attending Otero Junior College. DRUGS the Deseret Sampler. to. Every one has sought Address all inquiries concern- find The villain. true thp ing Postal Service operations to Dugway, Utah 84022. ish architect of the drug problem. First it was rock music. Then it was advertising. Then it was the war or the media, or movies, or even Dr. Spock. But our view is that it really starts right in that most of American instituprecious tions, the family. And the child of an alcoholic father or an mother is for more likely to turn to drugs than one who simply grooves Richard M. on Beatles lyrics. CoNational President, Earle, ordinating Council on Drugs. fiend-Postmast- LEADERSHIP Often we cant see very deeply into the nature of a man with only a casual acquaintance. But live with him through a crisis and you discover mb best, and his worst. Leadership ability shows itself in times of stress. Walter Mac Peek, Scout Leaders in Action (Abingdon) ( Eric Hanada and Larry Lindsey (L) teamed up to defeat Don Guillory and Larry Polousky (R) for first place in the Mens Doubles. Capt. Don Hall was on hand to present the trophies. TEACHER - Science and math for junior, high grades, for the fall. S' days a week, 12:30 to 4 p.m. Ideal for tired teacher-ograduate student. Jersey Journal, Typo Gremlins SAVAGE M0 67 SAVAGE Pump SHOTGUN shot capacity! Solid steal rocoivor-wil- h safety at roar of trigger. Shoots al 2 34" and 3 Magnum shells. 311 Double Barrel SHOTGUN Five Try on a pair M0 9 99 Features indude. . . Double trigger and solid rib barrel Walnut finished hardwood stock with checkered pistol grip. An outstanding value in the double gun field. 50 enjoy the warm. REP WING IRISH SETTER Eric Hanada (R) defeated Larry Lindsey (L) for first place of the Mens Singles of the Post Tennis Championships. Captain Don Hall .presented the trophies to Eric and Larry. the 20-mile-a-- day Sport Boot Experienced outdoor men know theres nothing like comfortable boots when you've a rough day of hiking ahead. And, because Irish Setters come in so many styles and sizes and fit so well they could well make your next hike an adventure. . sd mmm 00 Rose Tokumaru is presented her trophy for winning the Womens Singles of the Post Tennis Championships. Capt. Don Hall makes the presentation. Sibi Tait was the runner-up in the competition. fflUEES? Q 0 0 90B(mmifflfTiTrr7n,fimR |
