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Show POSTAGE AND FEES PAID Commander Army Dugway Proving Dugway , UT 84022-500- 0 US Ground DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY DOD - 314 Third Class Mai 1 OFFICIAL BUSINESS PENALTY FOR PRIVATE USE, S STEDP-P- 300 A I State Historical Society : 816 State U1Street 53706 Madison, t interest of the personnel of Dugway Proving Ground DA LABEL 1 18-- 1. OCT. 74. More Mo RDD (AR 340-- 3) future for Dugways housing area. This program, part of Jazz player to speak -- Bobby Hansen, 1983 Rookie of the Year, and considered to be one of the best defensive players on the Jazz team, will address the' youth of our fair community at the local schools on the 26th of September. A first-rat- e player who has been known to sacrifice his body on the court, Hansen has resisted, the trap that drugs and alcohol can set and will offer words of encouragement to. those who feel caught in the pressures that can mount within peer coming months and touch almost all ble, the housing office has provided the following breakdown of projects Dugway has requested the Army Corps of Engineers to design. The final designs, however, have not yet been firmly established. . Remodeling work is fore- provide local residents with quality health education, health screenings and referral information from a central location. The fair is sponsored by Utah Department of Health, Tooele County Health and Human Services and the Tooele County Chamber of Commerce. It will be held at the senior citizens center from 9 a.m. until 4 p.ni. The free screenings check for potential abnormalities for blood pressure, vision, hearing, oral cancer, glaucoma, and anemia. Other health services that will be offered at the health fair include height and weight checks, podiatry and chiropractic checks. . "The screenings are not designed to take the place of a physical exam by a health care provider, ,f said Gary Dalton, director of the Tpoele County Health and Human Services. A blood chemistry test is also available at the fair for an $8 fee to cover the cost of laboratory work. Mr. Dalton explained that this test will screen for diabetes, cholesterol, kidney and liver function, and 19 screening should fast for four hours prior to coming to the health fair," he added. The county health director estimated that over $200 in free screening tests are available at the local health fair. Several health education exhibits will be on display in -- addition tO the screenings1- -' '" .'.' ( A four mile run from Anaconda main gate to the senior citizens center will be held in conjunction with the health fair. . t Chief of Staff encourages us to exercise our right to vote. Army Chief of Staff John A. Wickham Jr. also sent a message to soldiers and their families encouraging them to vote. His message reads as follows: "The right to vote is one of our most cherished civil liberties. On Nov. 6 we and our families, by exercising this right, will help elect the next President of the United States. We will also help elect over 500,000 public officials at the federal, state and local level. ."The Secretary of the Army and I strongly encourage you to vote. By voting we fulfill our obligation as citizens of this great nation and express our opinions on the issues and the candidates in a meaningful way. FlreEmergency stickers available Need a reminder about the emergency telephone number for Dugway? The Dugway Fire Station has "91 1H stickers available that you can put on or near your telephone. Drop by and pick up one or two . .'. just in case. fan. Utility area for washer and dryer will be provided adjacent to the kitchen. Water heater and furnace will be moved to provide exterior access. Electrical system will be 2-c- Exterior door in the bedroom will be closed up. Mas--' all-woo- cabi- d fan. A utility area for washer and dryer will be provided. The electrical system will be upgraded to provide for grounded outlets. Patio and privacy wall will be repaired or replaced. ar , Park . i i Remodeling of kitchen will include replacing existing cabicabinets with .Streets, parking, driveways, sidewalks, curbs and gutters will be provided. for saniTrailer hook-up- s all-wo- od f nets, a dishwasher and ranjge hood with exhaust fan will be added. tary system, electrical service and water system will be : I, A utility area for washer provided. (Converted to I Garage will be enclosed to provide livingdining area. Existing living room will be converted to a bedroom, making i, i the quarters a 4 ' unit. Remodeling of kitchen will Remodeling of kitchen will consist of replacing existing cabicabinets with include replacing existing cabicabinets with a dishwasher nets, adding and range hood with exhaust all-woo- all-wo- od nets, adding a dishwasher and range hood with exhaust fan. Kitchen area will be enlarged to provide a breakfast area. A separate area for washer and dryer with folding doors will also be provided. . I d 3 fan. Utility area for washer and dryer will be provided. Water heater and furnace will be moved to provide exterior access. Electrical system will be Master bedroom will be enlarged to include addition-a- l THESE THREE FINE soldiers represent the best in BDLfs at Officer of the Year for 1984 SFC Dugway. Don Goff, Soldier of the Year runner-u- p Sp4 Rebekah Derennaux, who will represent the command at TECOM, and Dugway Soldier of the Year Sp4 Scott Seaman of the Health Clinic stand tall before the company assembled for a command retreat in their honor Monday. upgraded to provide for grounded outlets. Electrical outlets arid full bath. The electrical system will be upgraded to provide for grounded outlets. Metal dqor on storage area Non-commission- water hose bibs will be provided front and rear of units. One car carport will be provided. ed 4 I I Tech Escort helps Ft. Douglas with old round to the exclusion side the three Gregory Bougard and Sp5 Arland Pearce, the two disposal experts from the 62d quarters to plan the removal operation. It was decided based on the description given by the 62d EOD of the round that it be treated as a potential worst case chemical filled round. The combined team of six went to work setting up the d line and Personal sive Ordnance Control Center at Presidio of San Francisco. A call for help was received about 2 p.m. last Friday by SSG Merrill Rising of the Technical EsDugway-base- d and cort Disposal Detachment. SFC Robert Scott, acting Commander for the De- tachment, checked with his headquarters at Edgewood, MD and received permission to assist the 62d. SFC John Hayes, Staff Duty Officer for Dugway, quickly rounded up the necessary clearance for the four-ma- n team to be flown to Ft. Douglas in a Dugway helicopter. Once at the scene, those involved, SFC Scott and his Dugway of Headquarters Company, Nydam praised all of the Dugway folk who participated in the operation calling it "another shining example of the professional manner in which we all do our jobs. Coordination with local police authorities came up with a convoy that rolled out of Ft. Douglas at about 1 aim. Saturday and arrived at Dugway at 4 a.m. where the round was safely secured in Decontamination Station ! Precise contents of the Dugway. hot-col- , Col. David Nydam. round are unknown, no contamination of the round, personnel or incident site was detected. In remarks delivered Monday to the assembled troops It was decided that because of a lack of a second aircraft to move the round by truck to gether at the 62ds head- in area. coordinated between the group at Ft. Douglas, and Dugway Post Commander and Ft. Douglas Deputy Commander, Maj. Jay Best got to- Ordnance Disposal (EOP) Detachment at Ft. Douglas was move projectile were discussed and Two methbds associates, Rising, Sp4 by SFC Phil Hale Two folks out for a stroll along a bicycle path near Ft. Douglas and the University of Utah in Salt Lake City were checking Red Butte Creek looking for fish when they spotted something quite unusual . . , the fins of an unexploded mortar round. The two had the good sense to report their find to authorities, and the 62d Explosive Most of the 62d was TDY on another mission, and they could see that this could be more than just a two-ma- n job so they called their headquarters at the 548th Explo- 4 I while Maj. Best went to as-- -. sure the crowd of newscas- ; ters that all was under control. Once in complete protective clothing, four of the EOD folks proceeded to the creek for a closer examination of it. What they, found was an old 4.2 mortar round that is believed left over from the time the area was an impact O :s w-- . I 'I J range for Ft. Douglas, approximately 40 years ago. The markings on the munition, weathered considerably, bore grey markings indicating a potential fill of chemical agent of an indiscernible . type. v Using established EOD and Tech Escort procedures, the round was rendered safe and packaged for removal to DPG for further analysis and ultimate disposal. EXCHANGING THE SCOUT handshake are Dugways newest Eagle Scouts Craig White of the Troop 481, and Jimmy Deal of the Post Chapel sponsored Troop 517. Craig helped mark the Lincoln Highway for his Eagle project and Jimmy designed and filled new sand barrels in Johnson's Pass. LDS-sponsor- ed I r t m . . r a ia.x . ' - S V a 41 ST i V Wherry , Wherry Single . . Renneau Court (14) 14x70 concrete pads. 1 -- Bedroom t nets, adding a dishwasher and range hood with exhaust This will consist of construction of ten (10) 24x60 ft. concrete pads and fourteen . ter bedroom will be enlarged. An outside storage area will be provided as well as electrical outlets and water hose bibs both front and rear cabinets with Mobile Home grounded outlets. Patio and privacy wall will be provided. A one (1) car carport will be provided. Vinyl siding will be placed on the exterior of the units and roofs replaced. i Remodeling of kitchen will include replacing existing be provided. upgraded to provide for . Renneau Court be upgraded to provide for grounded outlets. A clothesline area will be provided as well as a patio and privacy wall. Driveways will be resurfaced and a carport will cabi- od and range hood with exhaust . fan. Defense Secretary Caspar W. Weinberger sends the following message to military personnel regarding Armed Forces Voters Week, Sept. 10: "One of the most important privileges and responsibilities of a free people is the right to vote. All of you, as members of America's Armed Froces, are defending that right. "As defenders of Americas liberties, you should exercise your right to vote. I have designated the week of Sept. 10 as Armed Forces Voters Week to remind and encourage each of you to mail your requests for an absentee ballot for die Nov. 6 elections. "It should be a matter of pride to all of us that more servicemen and women voted in this years Primary elections than ever before. And now is the time to act to ensure that your voice is heard that your vote will count in the final elections. "Most states require you to submit a separate request, even for an absentee ballot for the November electoins though you may have participated already in the primary voting. So I encourage each of you to see your voting assistance counselor and to mail your request for an absentee ballot today. Do not neglect a right for which so many and have sacrificed so much to protect. Take the time vote. 3 A utility area for washer and dryer will be provided. The electrical system will nets, adding a dishwasher all-wo- od Defense Secretary emphasizes our right to vote all-wo- od fan. include replacing existing Remodeling of kitchen will consist of replacing existing cabicabinets with a dishwasher nets, adding and rangehood with exhaust s, all-wo- Garage areas will be closed in to enlarge living area and a dining room will be provided. Remodeling of kitchen will cabinets with Wherry other tests. "Individuals interested in this optional 3 . . of the unit. The electrical system will be upgraded to provide for grounded outlets. Patio with privacy wall will be added. Vinyl siding will be placed on the exterior of the units and roofs will be replaced. Remodeling of kitchen will include replacing existing cabicabinets with a dishwasher nets, adding and range hood with exhaust Wherry A Tooele County Health Fair will be held Sept. 22 to . St. JohnMCA oom housing areas. In an effort to provide as much information as possi- seen as follows: tional full bathroom. carport with double ar driveway will be added. Vinyl siding will be placed on the exterior of the units and roofs will be replaced. extend through Tooele Health Fair planned - 2-c- which is underway now, will groups. Times and places will be announced, and The Sampler will offer coverage in the next issue. . type door. Patio will be provided. ' . and dryer will be provided. The electrical system will be upgraded to provide for grounded outlets. Patio and privacy wall will be replaced. Patio and privacy wall will be provided. Vinyl siding will be placed on the exterior of the units and roofs replaced. Master bedroom will be enlarged, to include an addi- will be changed to standard zation program is in the t housing modernization omi As most post residents know, an extensive moderni- Thursday, Sept 20, 1984 .?y '.B ff' iV 4B'0 ! .4 v ' 3 V i t J T , ' |
