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Show 0)0 The Sampler, June 6, 1985 PafirioSesm is . The healing effects of time has done its magic, and the same angry young people cards now burn American who burned flags and draft On behalf of the Child Development Center staff, I st retreat sound, they're ex- The Sampler they sure don't show it. Every evening at 6 p.m., retreat sounds, and retreat The Sampler is published by the Company of Tooele, Utah as a civ- into ilian enterprise in the interest of buildings or rush to cars, desperately trying to get away personnel at Dugway Proving, Utah. Everything advertised In this publication must be made avail- - of horrors they must salute the flag as it's - Charles H. Schmidt (for making kite sticks), the mili(for assisting tary police Lot Field Day). with Parking Dexter Bruggman (for conducting the Parenting Workshop), Capt. Dennis Dardis (for providing the he able for purchase, use or patronage without regard to race, creed, color or national origin of the purchaser, user or patron. A con- be addressed to the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin, 58 N. Main St., Tooele, Utah 84074 or call (801) 8824050. firmed violation or rejection of this policy of equal opportunity by the advertiser will result in the re- -' fusal to print advertising from that source. Business and advertising matters concerning the paper should Publishing Transcript-Bulleti- n launch). The Sampler photographers (for taking pictures of our special events), Scott Lydic and Angie Bowcutt (for filling the launch balloons), Rickey Brown (for drawing the "Month of the Young Child" calendar) and many others. To all those involved, OUR THANKS for sharing your time, enabling joyful interaction and growth between parents and children in the center. - Nancy C. Carter, manager, CDC tributing their time and talents for our special events were Lt. Col. (Chap.) . - Dugway High School Band students (for providing Sounds of Music in the center), the post firemen (for assisting with the helium for the balloon ents. Among some of those con- pected to stop, get out and salute the flag. Civilians have the option. They can't be required to it's up to show respect them and their consciences. But patriotism's back in style again; it's a simple way of showing our feelings for the country. That's why when the cannon goes off, I stand and pay tribute. -- Castle the right track, that we're licopter), would like to take this opportunity to express our sincere appreciation to all persons in the community who helped make May, the "Month of the Young Child," a time of enriching experiences for children and par- completely lowered. If soldiers are driving off-poin their cars and hear be an American again. We and hold pur heads high weir we should. The feeling that as a country we're on - horror Letter to the editor to salute until the flag is against, and the tag "hippie" has changed to "yuppie." Everyone seems proud to -- 3-12- -85 of the flag, they're required associations, corporations and the federal government. They now support the system they once rebelled disappear free. Veterans from other wars whose feelings we share, are gathered here to show they care. We at Dugway by honoring this plot, show we cherish the freedoms for which they fought. Their grief and pain eternally is serving, to set a people free, is a symbol of pride for you and me, standing here at this, The Freedom Tree. Vernon Denman Vietnam Veteran Military people are expected to show the flag the respect it deserves during retreat. If they're outside at 6 p.m., within viewing area quality of life. These same hippies have discarded their long hair and jeans for business suits and blow-dr- y hairstyles. They've gone to' work for People As we gather all around, standing on this hallowed ground in tribute to those who lived and died, and those at home who loved and cried with living memories of this, tree, we honor those who fought to be right? currency to support their is the right word. back of the greatest symbols of our country. It's unfair to expect people to spend five extra minutes of their time at work. They could be fighting traffic or watching TV. I mean, we all have our priorities, just memories. : The Freedom Tree lowered for the evening. Before they must show a few minutes' respect to one by Cathy Ferguson Experts say patriotism is back in vogue again. The ravages of Watergate and Vietnam, which shook citizens' faith in the country and its leaders to the core, are now headed in the right direction again, seems to pervade. People may have pride in their country but at times r -- -- News items for publication should be sent to the Public Af- fairs Officer, Dugway Proving Ground, Dugway, Utah 84022,or can (801) 6. The Sampler is published twice monthly by offset method. 522-211- RENT 3 bsdroom kesss IAEA meath 4DU Pr 882-464- 2 or 833-265- 5 DUGWAY MILITARY POLICEMEN lower the American honoring Flag on Memorial Day. On this day the plaque The FreeCapt. William S. Reeder, was remounted next to dom Tree. The tree is located in front of post headquarters. The plaque was remounted on a piece of granite that was donated by a VFW Post 10742 member. The plaque had been placed in the ground at the base of the tree and command Sgt. Maj. John Sharpe had it placed on granite by Hawthorne so it wouldn't suffer abuse. Reeder, who was stationed' at Dugway, was one of the first Prisoners Of War to be released from Vietnam. 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