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Show f Page Ore a Big can accommodate approximately fifty people, Captain Reed said. Military or civilian personnel use the picnic grounds providr When the Utah weather warms may ofing they contact special services a in Hillfielders to put up enough fice, Ext. 8491, and make arrangepicnic-moothey will find the base ments for its use. picnic grounds ready for use, according to Captain Willard D, Reed, personnel services office. The picnic area is north east of Hill AFB Keminsscinn Base Picnic Grounds Ready for Use 'rite of Repairman on 26 h-- rd -- J d, young nuys is it's one that - but uo trlii Hanspn. liCWWiM repair, radio For the loves. last three years Harold has been confiteacher nurse, pal, dant, and "mother" to two-doze- Game Tonito! proper, overlooking Uintah. Located in a grove of trees, the nic.nic area is complete with night- lighting facilities, barbeque pit, five or six tables, and running water, it Ogilen Iteds vs. lively n s youngsters--he- ' Killings thp Scoutmaster of Boy Scout . vtfashineton Terrace P 7? ZM nr four nights out rwna to. .his donated , ween. pe,,,T"ocn states. The mgnts li7 Hansen . .. UniriflfT 1 ;o-IUCCl"hH . or ROOialS. ' " Next fflen's. J8UU irnii 1 Tklt un AiDerr rueison (above) picks out an old jazz tune on the piano and looks at a scrapbook picture of the first jazz band that toured the Western States. Nielson was on the road with that band as drummer and played with orchestras for over 20 years. to be a favorite At any rate, he himself with plenty WHK. u I1G hoc HUM fivp sons! naken ehadr Household be a baby I: "Your rell, Jau she hasn't.'V f. amercm.. something's it wne. I GARNER'S Lcks View Inn ' t. 1 in- N. Y. 2. N. Y. .wiiiniint tut ihi hii "1 mi LAUNDERETTE r C i i il wo,b rrtiv,nr uien uaieci, evciuxie Tirnn lappers were at uie iieigiil ui to were bands hot that touring new dance, the "Charleston," jazz the 1 Q9fl SiirV am tho i.u' imim wroo mpmnrips nf Alherh D. i.tr fv LI1U uuuau, " nic no srarrpn mir rn rrv-o-k nf tho nmo tvt:i pn TTtoh " w "vears ato a.s iciauii, j.wj', drummer with the first jazz band to tour the dance halls of the Western V -- uii rani To Ogden Wives employed at Hill Air Base: A special invitation to get acquainted with our fast, economical service. Band to Tour the West G. Nelson By Dorothy . . New "iui TICKETS AT; & Roy's Grill, Mecca, Bank Smokery and The Mint. 1 INSTITUTE F1a.. Rnrkcfrllpr Local Musician Trouped With First "No, Bll: LINGUAPHONE iiu daughter arrived. wife has a new hair- - ! - ing. nUTy I CurS MgO Hansen June 36, 27 & 28 lteds vs. Twin Falls June 29 & 30 and July 1 niltii Hm1k vs. Salt Iake July 4 Dfty Game - July 54. ;1 5 Ogrien fascinatins facts about this natural learn a language. Write TODAV Courses Approved lor veterans- irum way to AFFLECK I'AKK Ogden lleds vs. Boise IMloti CONVERSATIONAL LINGUAI'HONE METHOD . . , quickly, easily, naturally. You listen you learn you understand 'Rnrinvssii bv educators; vmi tpciK used in colleges and by over a million hnma.cfnriv st.iiriMlt.s. FK.KK ROOK BiVCS Ctrwhole gang is going to ffi,e mountains for five days StS i Ihe World's Standard Conversational method In your own home, you canlearn to speak French, Spanish, Kuscion or nnv nf 2Q lBncilllL'PS bS m'OVed "Tenderfoots" pass '"nirements. .8:15 p.m. Quickly, with Home-Easil- LIHGUAPMOUG ""rr ItS, at You Can Learn 1. 1.. "GIVE CLOTHES A TREAT supply section at iiui Nielson, who now works in the CHOICE STEAKS uui AFB was then DOOKea as me Hiccentoc urummer a JUMBO SHRIMP bol man." , . . .,: aance' ,oanasCHICKEN For over 20 years Al troupea trom town to town witn SANDWICHES giving his all in the rhythm section "Show nponle are the ereatest combinations. of jazz 91 people on earth," he .says. Roy, Utah Hlway Pictures of the old jazz band Being on the road with a dance shows the musicians with their hair band Open at 5 p. m. on Weekdays has its many good moments, and slicked parted in the middle Open at 2 p. m. Sunday but it's hard work too, All recalls. in dressed tight' Closed Thursday. straight back and "Your workine day starts about fitting black tuxedoes. PHONE Ofden 8 in the evening and you play well Al's press clippings in those days past midnight. You never get to described him as "a natural born bed until the small hours of the in musician, being born with drumsthis morning and then you- have to get Reel Estate Buys to his ears". Although corny, Nielsen up early enough the next day ,nc wco almost true. UUXi KAYSVILLE start rehearsing. withof real value. 2nd So. ana up his musical career "If a band's going to stay on top i picked lessons. music bit. Beautiful new out ever having there's at always lots of rehearsing," brick home. Now ready for drums on the He started out w "You've got to keep' up Al ntuicy. me Kitcnen is says. from te double windows; has Youngstown the age of 15. He had come - with the new tunes and keep imsetand before tfnets nd inlaid linoleum. The bath 7..i, tv,A vpar toS ft. tile around tub and shower, Hon in Tean. Utah with his par- proving your style." bdrms, are really nice with ample Al gave up the orchestra business tot space and very pretty window the English in 1H2 and entered derense worn '"While learned puuements. Living rm. has large Al wnte windows with excel, view ol Before starting work at Hill AFB learning g he was also WDtains and valley. Home has utility Wfore his musical career in 1947, he spent four years with iDd attached brick garage. In ad- smw tDe big lot included wun num i old Al had also Northwest Airlines at St. Paul, m is approximately xk acre tnai cau Afin npsnta. ' j p the to play bought for $500 extra. FHA financ- - i learned TnHav Al's still got his musical accor and banjo phone, and his memories. I LAYTON SM50 Al was aiso a Set shake home, he entertains his ompleted. ! Sometimes nearly or. ms One a school and stores. is i davs. This home " w friends a by picking out a few nit ' rAAin made quite choruses of "Bow Wow Blues," or ien is pvrpnf innuiiv lorce. Also i music; in.,nro a niiarter ui Wrtown cabinets. Bdrms. have "T'm snrrv I Made You Cry, or Ml closets, cury attached garage wim and when they hear manager "Raetime" was Al we space, TTnr many years nhnir of decorating if i . that" beat suni-I old they can underjazz kurry. 42200 total down payment band that playeci i OI Lllc ,jance Oolfairp. That stand why Al's band was classed the mvcviTir mer engagements Jnlcebldg. lots. 72x132 each. Paved "sweetest hot band in tne west, aU utils. Pull price $975 each, i was back in the days. " Urou hav"oUVrown your floor, T largest world's have left a few new ! Have your worn and damaged cloth linens. water wnfVio in ing repaired: Suits, Dresses, " owc SatWi ay midway, thp Blankets, etc. Invisibly rcwoven. auw sink, play Guaranteed. the isfaction (Cfcrence S. Simmons i and eat a Das,. 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