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Show Xa'lXlIIIIIIXIIXlO11 Booster Shot great success XXXTTT1 2 North Main - Tooele . -- - , : uf 14 A;--' ' v- -i HsL-- PLUS pwrx f . $o V v team which also was present. And they werent part of the When news media profes. many different, security prosionals cover news events were involved. that grams around the world, they learn were the Dugway They to rough-it- , in many situaBooster Club and they came tions. They put up with foul out to feed the masses. weather, strange surround- - Starting as soon as they reached the .site, they preings 'and foreign foods and customs. They expect it. And pared coffee and hot cocoa, to situain learn and served a variety of store adapt they tions most of us will never bought and homemade pastries to the cold and (many experience. still sleepy) news media Firing a cruise missile takes a lot of roughing-i-t as visitors. well. It takes a lot of people, In the time between launch all working together to get and what was humorously rethe missile off the ground, ferred to as 'splash' down, then cooperating in the they geared up and served retrieval.' Special equipment hot sloppy joes (or as some and the knowledge to use it folks call them, "wimpies) misassures that the with .properly potato chips and home sile itself and the vital flight baked cookies. Cans of cold, data it holds inside will be pop were also, available. The kept in the best possible con- -' proceeds, from these sales dition. Days and even months will help to support high of preparation.are necessary school activities. to insure the successful flight Working out of the back of of the bird. Dick Whitakers camper, Workers at the launch site they heated water andr worked in production line put in many late hours, and sacrifice the comforts of style to serve what was the home to eat cold and somefirst hot meal that some of times unidentifiable meals the support workers had seen cans. but of tin in more than three days. When the news media Although business started visited Dugway last week to slow, once word spread these watch the launching of a ladies were kept very busy. Tomahawk cruise missile, At one time, the camper was to driven to the actual launch they accepted and adjusted the many bad road conditions area so that the crews there could have a bite. leading to Dugway. They also endured the postponement of Gail McHardy and Ellie the flight one day because of' Wilson deserve to be recogbad weather. And they came nized for their help and efreto accept what is at times forts at this event. Other ferred to as "a Utah state of helpers were Gails mother arid aunt who volunteered to awareness of how, mind,are done here and the things help out in exchange for witinfluence of different cultures nessing an event they would and religious factions. never get to see in their home were state of Minnesota. supported Reporters camera and The service was easily a by photographers all these success. and. The workers and men, spectators spent a lot of hours media folks who partook of standing around the site wait- ' lunch enjoyed a good meal at a great price, and the Dugway ing for the action. There was' another groups I community will benefit by it. that also attended the launch.' So, theinext time you see or werent that the Booster Club is meetThey reporters photographers (even though ing, why not come on over watched and the launch and they join. Your students in the school the system will thank you enjoyed show). They - and what better way could didn't work for the contrac- tors that played a vital part in : you show your support? Well see you there!!! the mission, or were they, part of the weather support family virleo Starting April 1 st u 7 JDD3, will get a yFEirilPwTE fw'lEfwlBERSE'ODP SSr 99 By S. J. Beeler store. tt II Your P ' t ; .s 1 V s it ;.t IlLL- -' SERVING UP STILL another sloppy joe is Gail McHardy of the Dugway Booster Club. Gail and other volunteers down accompanied local and national news media visitors on to thp launch site for the cruise missile firing Tuesday. -- - -- n . REG RIFLE & PMC PISTOL List $1.40 MAG. RIFLE PISTOL AMMO ft PISTOL ' List $1.60 25 AUTO Cgo U Reg. $7.49 357 MAG Dugway Booster Ellie Wilson and helper, Marie Harder of Mountain Lake, Mil, put together another lunch. - goo Reg. $11.29 "CHOCOLATE CHIP OR OATMEAL? t 38 SPCL . LEA0fi9a D51 Reg. $8.49 . 600 JR SHOTSHELL PRESS List $120.49 ' ; KQ99 WW 12 or 20 gauge 44 MAG LEAD. 10" Reg. $12.29 45 ACP RELOADING SHOT Our reg. $11.99 25 Lb. Bag. 4.5.6.716,8. 9" Chill Sizes . 10" Reg. $12.59 9MM ' on seatbelts? 99 Reg. 10.49 i . . Auto pistol features large capacity magazine clip, and is designed for maximum safety with firing pin safety, hammer safety and magazine safety. Durable blueblack finish. Ust $58 JO SPEER 52" amnfckfficft 10 RELOADING MANUAL v SlSRIO.r.lAiH ' ' ME rJ : ..'A-TJ- SEATBELT CAMPAIGN IS UNDFRWav.i Robi McCowan tacks buckle up. Prize InciteTcotoTVd5tIlUBWa!?fte may be see duty hours at the PAO In HOI ealiyjWl,lch. a chai and two $50 share draft ?. Federal Credit Union. Pledise fomiLfr P lhe D8wa Issue of the Sampler. Sign 'unSr DO e e during the Dugway Days celebration. Some, of the prizes you could win include an RCA 19 portable color television doii-ate- d by the Dugwy Womens '(20' ILE ' ' . All DPG employees, military and civilian, permanently assigned tenants and contractors and their families are eligible. Make it Click . . . the winner could be you. save lives. Before this goes into effect, and citations are issued. Col. George A. Carruth has developed a campaign in conjunction with the Safety and Pro-- , vost Marshalls offices to encourage a seatbelt use habit. Safety, Security and Military Police, personnel are watching for seatbelt wearers and giving them tickets for a drawing to be held on May 31 . . t ticket in your, name will be put in. Additional 'copies of the pledge form are available' at Stfety or Public Affairs. Only one pledge may be submitted for each licensed driven By Robyn McCown Department of Defense is pushing mandatory seatbelt use in privately owned vehi-- , cles on all military installations because seatbelts are proven to reduce injuries and Qmm v - ; club and the DPG Thrift Shop, a Berkline recliner lounge chair from Granite Furniture, one of two $50 share draft accounts at the Dugway Federal Credit Union, or one of seven Texas Instruments hand-hel- d calcu- lators donated by the Post RestaurantCivilian Welfare Fund. Other prizes are ex- pected before May 31. You dont have to wait to be stopped to get in on the drawing, fill out the pledge that appears here, cut it out and return it to either the BUCKLE-U- P . .AT0ApR0TECTSCHInnrMVER THEM IN SAFETY AND TO BUCKLE-U- P T0 ALWA BELfsnRH?lR?ULACING HABIt! SEAT PASSENrFDcTrS5YY GET INTO Tl e e e . -- PRINT NAME DATE SIGNATURE . DPG ADDRESS OR WORK Public Affairs. 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