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Show ! number 24, 1954 HILL TOP TIMES Kennel Club Gives Views on Best Hunting Dog President of gis Page 3 Free Class in Housing Meeting Set For Wherry From Hiway 193 Photography Civilian Players Gate Closed Permanently Offered Military Of Basketball Effective tonight at 5:30 p. m., chance to the access gate to Wherry HousAll By Spencer R. Reeder breeder and showman of drr in A ni,ahlv one of the oldest civilian men interested in study photography Hill AFB is genial Harold W. (Dutch) Osborn, "f n free of charge under at a professional playing basketball are being sought, experience,Rubber Repair Section, Maintenance Engineering Director- photographer is being extended to according to Jack Scoffield, official of the ate . ...i-.nm- W according to of the Civilian Welfare Association. Tfpnnol rf- t.hp. , Tntermountain Pi,, Warrant Officer as ine is r . r A lue vinu, tv,.i..iiuicn, George is The Civilian Welfare Association Kiser chief J of ' DacK iud 1U25 in services personnel sponsoring a basketball team and li. affectionately branch. were umj would like to give everyone intervn.i Wtbers He is now the president, Captain Tom A. Teal, ested in the sport a chance to parn , a& photographer, has consented to ticipate, he said. teach a basic course in photography All those interested in playing Sward, and is a prominent and IKC at the base hobby photographic or coacning basketball are asked the at dog to figure the intermoun- tmlinff The class will meet Wednesday, September 29, ?' shows throughout . "... be held each MonH HKKIJKR UUVtl at 7:30 a.m. in room 104, building ) p.m. and will font j . MrOsbofn has been breeding inis will be an VA lLH. W O fr Itt O o mo runs, S and planning meetine-- . organization 'since 1924 starting out with Sunervisnvs Teal will dogs . uiiaicy uaptain A Ttnrv.ni (Russian rAint-n,instructions were in j to asked hnci,. RAM, give " cooperate by permit- Greynounas He has bred and raphy using both lab work and class Wolfhounds). loom training and will also give pate to attend the meeting. Further shown many other breeds since that fashion modeling and portrait tech information may be obtained by time and at present is concentrating Haired Pointers calling Mr. Scoffield on Ext. 57S. niques. on German Short Cantain Teal, wh and Wire naireu ieuiui. pilot and Public Information Officer A Visitor lO iUI. usuuiu a "umc wun rne 2tsth JLogistic Support fonn7.lsth JUast, oarc iaKe ny "We wish to extend our apprecia Squadron, is well nunlifiorl taav. will probably be met at the door by a tion class and thanks to the militarv per of xxn-ixxc this nature. He a irienuxy ''Rusty, taught sonnel a similar course at the University at Hill AFB who participated Haired Terrior who is a favorite of of South in one the Carolina is and kennels for seven dog the Osborn years loved luneral services of our beand also operated his own photoson, A3C Donald T. Dilley Dutch doesn't dare put up for sale, graphic studio at Columbia, South on September 15. 1954." Dutch Osborn atany?nce. Carolina. Captain Teal has also Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Dilley vast experience His Mr. Osborns been German "The answer; Short p pin-uand for the responsible showing Haired gained from handling Pointer." To qualify this pictures featuring local girls apDentist: "I'm sorry, but I'm all his own dogs has made his services Dutch adds, "They are pearing in the Hill Top Times. statement, showman out of gas." a demand as in much very a dual purpose hunting dog serving The class begins this week. Those Girl in chair: "Holv smoke! Do and he has shown some of the most well interested with birds should contact Captain dentists pull that old stuff, too?" re equally in game upland the in famous dogs country In addition, he has and waterfowl. They have web feet Teal on Ext. 834S or Mr. Orton, cent years. tor greater swimming ability, a Ext. 696. served as a judge at several sanc short coat which enables them to tion matches in Utah. The patron stared at the soiled beat the brush without handicap Incidentally, of interests sports1 -. J l the men WOUia De me ajiswer xuitu and yet are more durable to the cold bill of fare. Then, catching than other breeds with a longer manager's eye, he motioned him gives to the question: "What is the They are easier to handle over to his table and said, "Sir, best hunting dog for this coat. when trained having a youve got a splendid idea here properly area?" better disposition and are more Just imagine! Samples of the dif ferent dishes glued to the menu." intelligent than most breeds." ore-ma- i well-know- u.v . Sar S-4- K-.Jk,- VAA CA 1 . . A Thank You Note c Hill - 1 1 sion. Tenants of the Hill Garden Homes, vendors and visitors will enter and exit via the base perime-to- r road and the South entrance to Hill Air Force Base. Personnel patronizing the scrap lumber sales should enter the ci vilian parking lot by the East approach road and enter the base proper through the access gate in the northeast corner of the east section of the civilian parking lot and proceed to the scrap lumber sales along the base perimeter roadway, they said. A westerner entered a saloon with his wife and boy. He ordered two straight whiskies. "Hey, Pa," said the kid, "ain't Ma drinking ? " six-year-o- ld FOR RENT apartment in Kays-vill- e with Electric Range, Electric Water Heater, and oil heat- THREE-ROO- M er. Phone or 0169-R- 3 0169-J- 2851 2. It. 9-- 23 T SAFE . Cl7T7t KONOAUCA? i AFB Designated Examining Center Three Pictures by Local Photog For Air Force Acad. Air Force Base has been Place in AMC Photography Contest by Headquarters, USiAjF, as U Hill selected an ing Troject from Highway 193 will be closed permanently, according to an announcement made by Captain Albert W. Scott, base security divi- A.v. AT Air Force Academy Examining Winning prizes for outstanding photographs is getting to be a Center, according to Maj. Albert S. habit for a young airman attached to the 461st Light Bombardment Willis, chief, Military Personnel Squadron at Hill AFB. Division, who has been designated Jim Dimitri Stavrakakis is the one handy with a camera Officer in Charge of the Examining who'sA1C been photography contests. winning local and AMC-wid- e tenter. Hill received at Word was just The first class, amounting to Air Force Base that A1C Stavapproximately 300 cadets, is sched rakakis won third prize for his uled to enter the Air Force Acade my in July 1935. To aualifv each black and white photo, "Tournament Time," in the Air Materiel cadet must pass medical tests for Command's 1954 photography conflying training and must have succtest. wasn't all, two other But that essfully completed a pilot aptitude made and officer by him won photographs quality tests which will seventh and ninth of honor. be administered by the Examining He called these two places "SouthCenter. photos It is Dresentlv nlanneH that, tli a ern Mansion" and "From Rags to Examining Center will administer Riches." tne Previous to this contest, Stavrequired tests and medical ex animations during the first week of rakakis stole the show at the Hill ucioDer 19oL December 1954. Feb Air Force Base photography conruary mo, and March 1955. Further test by being named first, second, He also won formation may be obtained by and third winner. contacting the Military Personnel several contests sponsored by local Jfc. PRE-SEASO- - r rt -- i ii - njijjjf PRICES N 5 "ivi510n bed must at mu AFB. newspapers. All three of his photographs will now be entered in the Air Force at Photography contest to be held headquarters of the Air Photographic and Charting Services, Orlando Air Force Base, Florida the early in October. Winners of AF contest "will be entered in the Armed Forces Photography Contest at the Pentagon in November. Photography is not only Stavrakakis' hobby but his vocation as AlC Jim Stavrakakis well. He is a photographer assigned to the photo lab and recently returned from Korea. and Mrs. George Stavrakakis He is formerly from Modesto, Standiford Ave. California and is the son oi ivir, Carver Road and V II Can You Qualify for Select Risk Auto Ins.? . . . 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