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Show HILL TOP TIMES Page 7 Hometowns to .Get News on Military Through Program ' , OA ) Keeping folks back home in the know, is the aim of a new program embarked on this week by the Information Services Office. Titled "Home-Tow- n Release Program," the project is designed to turn out news releases on officers and airmen assigned to OOAMA military organizations. These releases will be sent to home-tow- n newspapers, trade journals, alumni magazines, and other news media. Robert E. Rampton, ISO acting chief, stated the program has three purposes. First, bolster morale by informing an individual's family and friends of importance of his contribution to the Air Force. Second, promote in the individual by public recognition ot his worth to the Air Force. Last, tell the Air Force story to the career-mindedne- ss Robert H. Bowman of the ISO will monitor the program, Ramp- i J HTMiJ 'l tun aaiu. military units are urged - Jj$t rMf..M,.r. pnTFNTIAL PUGILISTS - (Vim line up to have Candidates for 1955-5- 6 Hill AFB Box- - their picture taken. Rear row (left to A,Zc Norman J. Hal heavy Espy, Alc right; are anil Arthur .Z. Carr miiMWeirht SC Roland M. Richie, light heavy. Front row Cleft to right) uZ Francis J Marshall, assistant trainer; A3c Everett E. Rice, ivhtweieht A2c Donald D. Allen, middleweight; A3c Jose E. weight-traine- lightweight; and Ortega Alc r; John H. Buggs, light-welterweig- 1 Happy Hunting Ground to contact Bowman concerning more details and picture problems by calling him at Ext. 2G0. Hunting was good as you can see by glancing at the five Canada Honkers taken on Promontory Point by the trio above. The geese which weighed about 10 pounds each, were bagged by (left to right) Johnny Yates, son of Ray Yates, Supply Storage; Dean Lauritzen, Lumber Storage; and Murray Welsh, Supply Storage. Two days before at the very same place Dean and Murray bagged 12 geese (Snows and Canadas) and 14 ducks- - Service Club Program Fri., Nov. 18 Western Dance. Utah Buckaroos. YWCA. Host esses. Military Sat., Nov. 19 Open House, Dance at USO, Ogden. ?or Sun., Nov. 20 Thankseivine and Buffet Sun- Decorating train-i1955-'5- 6 g Party serious team entered AFB's Hill boxing Talent for per. contest to be held on this week in preparation for an elimination Mon., Nov. 21 Pilgrim Prance ednesday, November 30. Jordonettes, Cornets, USO Dance, So far nine hopefuls are getting into shape for bouts that will Hostesses. Buddv Rand's Band. on and divisions berths the various rtermine champions in weight Tues., Nov. 22 Square Dance, ill team. USO Hostesses. Sauare Dance Hostesses from the U. of U. in heavyweight Top contender Wed., Nov. 23 TV Fights, Bin inks is Alc Hal Espy. Espy, go. imbination trainer and fighter, Thurs., Nov. 24 Thanksgiving, as on the base team last year, Open House. e wound up Northwest Confer-ic- e Fri., Nov. 25 Thanksgiving Par champion at Mountain Home FB in March, 1055 and runner-- p ty with Hostesses. Sat., Nov. 26 Open House Dance in the heavy division at AF-id- e at USO, Ogden. meet at Oakland, boxing SUN., Nov. 27 Open House, alif., the following April. loOO bhow at UbU, ugaen. XT n T ll. J Espy started his career at San MOn., rsov. za mrcnuay jjaiice, San eigo's Boys' Club and won Jordonettes, UbO Hostesses, lor- Gloves Golden Angeles nets, Jamaica's com do. uance ciass wiui mrney in 1!31. Set for discharge lues., jnov. early 1056, Espy will return to Tony DeCarlo, Teachers. liege for one quarter and then Wed., Nov. 30 TV Fights, Bin- loot for the big time. After a go. ack at the Olympic boxing team will turn pro under the watch-t- l eye of Charlie Johnston, manag-o- f Archie Moore and Sandy Sad-e- r, from we STRATO SCOPE Other fighters out to defend (ill's boxing prestige are A2c Boxers in Preparation Elimination Bouts on Nov. 30 Standings Listed For Ladies' Bowling Following are the current stand ings in the Hill AFB Ladies' Bow- n& League: Won Lost Black Panthers 33 7 27 13 Alley Cats Gremlins 23 17 Saberettes Gutter Snipes 22 20 West Side Kids Red Devils Bumble Bees .... Rollettes The Fielders . The Voodoos 19 18 17 16 15 15 15 mue strikes I iego-L- Norma . Maxine Warren . so 154 130 133 130 129 .129 128 127 ! M. Richie, light Jose E. Ortega, 21 1.17 Lee Wigness cieo Shively Connie Bowe Mary Imaizumi Roma Goff Charlene McCleary Charlene Beus By Hats off to the Voodoos team who were really chopping down the maples last Monday, establishing a new high team series of 291)4 and a new high team single game of S5. shot team was made The hot up 18 team captain; 20 of Oliver Dunn 582, Don Karadee-m- a 21 Bob Tomlmson 500; 490 and Frank Glen 533, Kelly 22 403. Williams 23 Right behind with an outstanding 24 and single games were the series 2r Hiirh Avprairp! Siddowav" Latest News on Men's Bowling Hal Francom Matadors, captained by Ray White, who rolled a 29S8 series with single games of 1002 and 1008. The individual single game stars were Oliver Dunn 21!) and 212, Jim Hogge 218 and 213, Tabby 213 and 205, Bob Tomlinson 212 and 211 and not a 000 series in the group. Next week being the Annual Turkey Roll more good bowling will be in the offing with the lucky ones taking home the gobblers. Roy-lan- Hand heavy; lightweight; Norman J. Shew, heaw- fight; A3c Arthur J. Carr, mid- weient: A3c Kveretf. T?inv height; Alc John H. Buggs, I'3c '2c A2c Donald D. and A3c middleweight; Jb. brown, middleweight. welterweight; w; nara Snal .of tne Prospects come am with considerable experi under their boxing belts. Air. vuaa i o,1,n i:V4. iterweieht pTiniriTi in ia-- ;i ' ,a BUS-P- Mr. America of 1955 Sgt. Steve Klisanin, above, who holds the title of "Mr. America of 1955" was once a scrawny kid, but recently his Marine mm 5 ft. 10 in won him has frame pred quarter-final- s in AT?, wp g The title. a many petition the same Air- to years. took marine f KlChie, on last VPnr'a feam weight lifting and muscle control golden glover in his from high after of Pittsburg, Pa. Airman school graduating his 1946. in Following was 1054 Golden Gloves Marine the from Wrong Number? the tele- discharge oi umaha, Neb. to he (answering next Husband plans p" January Corps atKnow. don't education his I continue by nhone): r oiaen uiovers are W. Mexof bureau. the weather University w. Lubbock, Texas tending ico to study geology. Pretty Young wiie; Brown Van, chamn' and Airman . aea that, dear? of m-.-o M &ain EsPy nted that "Dad." a small boy proudly re He wanted to know if the coast ported to his father, "you know was clear. re evnovi what I did today? I put a stick kttri.wwucea "Enters a run of dynamite under the teachers -- vu mnripv PAH. T . chair." IUl caras n&ve been "Nol" irasned the father. "Wei FOR SALE iDS?mb and January you go right back to school and 1955 CHEV. BEL AIRE, elimina anoloorizel" Hill "What iSS W,0;eniDer 180 H. P. "School?' asked the boy. ap t?n will we Prison. Dec. o school?" 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