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To qualify for WIC, the women, infants and children must meet the income lines and determined by the Ice Cream Cones 25 RANCH COMBO: Ranch Burger & Medium Drink V are months to check progress. Th WIC program operators come to Dugway every third Wednesday. They make vouchers for supplementary foods that WIC customers ccan cash at the commisary. Specific foods are chosen for their high vitamin content. Most commonly used foods for infants are iron fortified formula, cereal, fruit juice, milk and eggs. For adults and children, goods such as cheese, peanut butter, beans and milk are number of people in the . family. To apply for the program, Celebrate Your Victories With Our Home Run 4( -- appointments are set up in the public health office in are Tooele. Prospects screened, weighed, measured and tested for iron levels. This information is used to Specials. fc . . plot a growth chart. A nutritionist and dietician help develop a diet to help 196 N.Broadway Tooele those that are too small; A A A A A'rinAr&'Tfr anemic or overwieght. They every six re-evalua- ted - supplemented. WIC is a federally fund program. Most of its users stay on the program for about two years or until they have been educated enough, and their budget has been helped to where they can go on their own. To apply for the program, contact Army Community Services 2278. 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They also stopped at Old benefits, community by Lisa Simunaci The two. year old Veteran's of Foreign War organization here believes it has corners and veteran benefits are always being looked at," White said. The new GI bill was lobbied for by the VFW. Na- established itself as being community oriented and surpassed the bad reputation that some veteran organizations have earned. tionally, there are two million involved with the organ- ization. New officers are elected , Adjutant General Of the VFW, Don Bullard said, each year. This years are more like exclusive Mattison, Senior vice commander, Barry Clayton, jun- clubs. They just get together to have a good time." The VFW meets, to tipro-te- ct veterans' benefits, give them companionship and provide community services. The VFW here started with 26 members. It has grown to its present mem- bership of 87. All members have served in some type of combat situation overseas. Money and. time have been donated by the VFW to , various organizations includ- ing girl-scout- the elemen- s, W."- - PM10W4)0WtBP4 elec- tions put Al Jolley as the post commander, James "Some veteran organizations ior post commander, Dennis Swanson, post quartermaster, Don Bullard, adjutant general,' Master Sgt. Dave Stamper, chaplain, and Sgt. Major John Sharpe, surgeon. The surgeon provides safety and health programs for both the community and the members. The VFW is not only con-- . cerned with the promotion of veteran affairs, but it gets involved with the community," Bullard said. Another aspect that is im- portant to the organization is the companionship of other veterans. "Patriotism has gone down the toilet, people don't stop when the flag goes down, they don't like to stand for the national anthem," Bullard continued, "it's nice to be with people that understand these things aren't a joke." supports employees by Ruth A. Mecham Civilanian Welfare Fund organi(CWF) is a zation designed to support the Health and Welfare of all civilian employees at Dugway. The committee consists of 12 civilian employees working here. These commit- every year. "We are one of the best councils in the Army and the Air Force," added Fletcher. "We have received letters of commendation from both the Army and Air Force because we do so much for the community and the civilian work- - once a month to make sions on improving the health and welfare of the work force and the community. The council was instrumental in the establishment of the Post Laundromat and non-prof- it force." tee members get together deci- V" LPft 04 tin nights. ' Wide One GT Wide One GO : guitar. On the return trip to Dugway, they stopped at Jarvies Ranch and learned some of the history of Brown's Park, where they had spent two CWF Pric ZS.07 M0 320 3S400 Wide One 70 GT Radial LPS Sport creation said the trip went well except for the rain. Together we caught about five or six fish." Some of the rafts were supplied by OREC, the others were borrowed from Tooele Army Depot. Plans are now being made for a community raft trip. is looking for ways to cut May Vary 40,000) Ppm . 33.7 4S.OO 4S.OO campfire, accompanied by Sgt 1st4.Class Don Goff and Pete Stanley on Spec. The VFW has a strong political concern with retaining veteran's benefits. "Congress 9mmt Umttmd P155S0RI3 "More people should get involved with trips like this," said Goff. "People are always complaining that they don't get out of Dugway, yet they pass up these opportunities." Van Fox from Outdoor Re- 'said. 25 'Z : won P15SnOR13 430O P17VWM13 AW-- Dugway's. membership fee. Five dollars out of each membership fee stays on this post," member Maj. Curtis White Macho Belted Vahltewall Tire P1HMR13-- Tli8lw TPric ur . Deluxe Steel Belted Radial Tire P1MM0R13 five-ho- mid-1800'- s. tary school and needy people on post. 'There is a $15 a year ?DD 8 Fort Ridger, Wyo. and saw how soldiers lived in the When walking by the Cflmmiunrw !.. wayite joked that Fort Ridger commissary was as big as Brown's Park where the group set up camp. The second day of the trip campers were bussed back to Flaming Gorge where they raft trip began their back to camp. Besides getting soaked by the periodic rapids, the group also received rain showers. Back at camp and into dry clothes, most people participated in singing around the VFW concerned with residents nutritionally, economically Infants and Hie WIC helpsf DPG Small Fry troops vvt- continues to monitor the When a person goes into the hospital flowers are sent on behalf of the installation and paid for out of the civilian welfare fund. During a time of loss, the installation will also send flowers. "We want them to know we are thinking of them, stated Dan Fletcher, chairman of the Post RestaurantCivilian Welfare Fund. All the microwae ovens that are seen in the office areas were purchased by the civilian welfare committee. "We want to make things at Dugway the best they can be, added Fletcher. As well as supporting the work force during duty, the fund has paid for transportation for various trip such as the Yellowstone snowmobile trip last winter. Lagoon Days is sponsored by the fund facility. Hie council supports the community in other areas such as stereo systems, records and T.V.'s for the Youth Center and weight lifting equipment for the gym. Last Christmas, CWF , sponsored parties at the Youth Center, and the community club, providing food and a band for the youth of the community. The future holds alot for the civilian workforce and the community of Dugway as far as activities sponsored by the fund. In September the council will provide transportation once more for a trip to the Dude Ranch. "A representative will be here in a few weeks to talk to anyone interested in going," stated Fletcher. rlHiigheB' gfoyricS' ... - REENLISTMENTS ' Spec. 4 Cary Reaves, years. July- 17;' PROMOTIONS Ty Burden-T- o . Sgt MEDAL ed for 3 ; V ARMY re-enlist- v ) '.; : - ACHIEVEMENT Spec 4 Sharon Rorie GOOD COMMEND ATION MEDAL ' Spec. 4 Gary Mossor , Spec. 4 Jesse Moreno . |