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Show HILL TOP TIMES Page 4 August AT EASE Hear That POW Is Released with their know who Lt. Don E. Jones this month. Good Luck. Saturday night was28thHowdy LOG the Congrats are in order for CAPT. Doody night for club. MSGT. FREDRICK Officers SAUZEK, the at SQUADRON There was a big dance, various and all the many many others who festivities and a general welcome contributed so generously toof their for the boys who operate the time, effort andAidmoney a make Drive the Air Force huge The pilots were piloting the loadmasters were loading and success. The carnival turned out to be a real crowd pleaser. It a grand time was had by all. about variety shows, one People are always talking want featured twoand one in the wrestldon't on the I well stage millionaires, being to shows had some Both want I ing ring. to be a millionaire, just live like one! That joke was given really good actors but those fat to me by ARNIE SOBOLOFF and, guys in the bathing suits were the craziest. boy, was he glad to get rid of it. Civilian and Military members of HQS. SQD. 2849th ABWNG THE TRAINING GROUP held a sponsored, a ballon popping contest little outing and get together at with prizes for even the losers, I Como Springs last Saturday after- know because I won a box of noon. There were ball games, re- Crackerjacks. It was really nothfreshments, and all sorts of little ing, just superior skill. The Wheel fun things to do, at least that's how of Fortune was constantly being it was told to yours truly who hap- spun by the boys from HQS. SQD. DEPOT TRAINING pened to be fishing in Yellowstone 2949th at the time. Confidentially, I GROUP and I'm sure they took in think I could have caught more a sizeable sum for the drive, fish at Como. The 7th COMN was red' hot on Did you hear about the two bees this Bingo business hut some exthat got married and received a perienced difficulty in hearing the little bumble from heaven? calling of the numbers. However Haven't met them personally yet the sound problem was general but understand we have two new throughout the hanger, poor Sobo-lof- f! nurses at the hospital. Let's all give a hearty Welcome Aboard to The MEDICS had planned on CAPT. CRAWFORD and LT. a fish pond of some descriphaving One word of advice, watch tion but someone must have stolen your pills and needles. At . the same hospital we are losing Capt. Hierstien who has served as Chief Nurse for approximately two years. She will leave for Kelly on or about the 24th of By w flippy lit 4's 4 ?lr If """" :&JiSil XL III ftr $v Two happy, happy Hillfielders embrace as they share the good news that Jerry Carter is being released from a POW camp. ..They are Mrs. Eva Carter (left), warehouse 7, his mother, and Johnie Carter, warehouse 1G, his wife. Telegram telling the good news is clutched in Johnie's hand. DE-MA- Two Women Workers Sharing Good News That "Jerry's Coming Home" By Dorothy G. Nelson "The best news in the whole world" was being shared this week by two women workers at Hill Air Force Base a mother and her daughter-in-laThis mother, Mrs. Eva L. Carter, and her daughter-in-laJohnie, this week got the news they ve been waiting for for three long years: never gave up hope or quit praying." "Sonny is coming home." One of the biggest surprises in who L. Carter is "Sonny" Jerry store for the young will alhas been a prisoner of war for most three years. This week the be how much his two children have local press, radio and television grown. His daughter, Sharon, was have featured news stories from just four months otf when he left. "Now she's three a real big Korea telling that young Carter was one of the United Nation pris- lady and just like her daddy," oners of war being repatriated says Jerry's young wife. "Our boy, through "Operation Big Switch." Jerry Leon, Jr., is now four and has sure grown up. They're both Two days ago thfise women a telegram from Jerry con- excited about their daddy coming firming the news stories. The tele- home. They were too young to regram said in part; "Praise God for member him but they know about my release. On my way home by him from his picture and what I've boat. Fondest love. Sonny." told them." "I hope we can have a 'second And so the two most important women in Jerry's life were busy honeymoon'," said the young wife this week making plans for a joy- who has kept the home fires burnous reunion. ing at 1906 South 4th East, Salt It was just three years ago this Lake City. Eva Carter resides at 122 Doxey, month that Jerry Carter a former Hillfielder left his job pickling Ogden. She has worked at Hill engines in maintenance and entered AFB 11 years and is employed in the service. Three mpnths later he packing and processing, supply. Johnie Carter is a typist and junwas missing in action! "He got a letter through to us ior warehouseman in warehouse some way or other," his mother 1G, base supply. There's also another Hillfielder said, "telling us he was a POW even before we got the official who is counting the days until notification. We've heard from Jerry gets home. He is Marion him every month or so since then. Carter, Jerry's brother, who is a Its been a long, hard wait but we furnace repairman at Hill AFB. w. w, ex-PO- W re-reiv- ed . (Continued from Page 2.) received this rating. She is as a clerk stenoeranher in the reports, statistics and analysis section, management branch, man agement and procedures office, supply. Her recommendation reads, "Mrs. Kikuchi's interest and devotion to duty far exceeds that of the average individual, one resides in Taylor with her husband and has worked at Hill AFB two and one-ha- lf em-Dlov- years. Horace C. Bennett Horace C. Bennett was also ac corded the honor of being awarded the outstanding performance rating for the second straight year. Mr. Bennett works in the reports, statistics and analysis section, management branch, management and procedures office, supply. His superiors praised him by saying, "The type of work performed. by Mr. Bennett is of such a nature that a high degree of accuracy is required for satisfactory performance. However, the quality of his work - takeit's a deepVea all ' gi w Are you still "uw what tV win .I've got to ha , I've got mi aror tableandmywoJkV;a Farewell, PAINT Outside Whit $98 per a GARDEN SUPPl' rERTILIZER Greenhage Watch for the colored H on the New Highway! isountiful. OPEN SUNDAY I Close-O- ut Super ed "8-bu- the boy, what Anyway everyone j, and R. Performance Ratings Ld SMI OWNER IS SELLING OUT ALL MERCHANDISE MUST GO! Oil Filters, Fan Belts, Points, Condensers, Fuel Pumps, Con Rod Inserts, Valves, Springs, Generators, Regulators, Tie Rod Ends, U Joints, 25' King Pins, Clutch Plates Rislone........ Qt.$ exceeds that which could normally be expected of the average individual- - Mr. Bennett, has been employed at Hill AFB since January 1943. He lives at Roy with ms wiie and two children. So the people may know! Many, many people have said: "We would love to have a Magna vox TV if they didn't cost so much." These people actually feel that this is the case because of the apparent matchless QUALITY of these MAGNIFICENT instruments; and the high class type of National Advertising they have used through the years. BUT in reality you can buy a MAGNA VOX TV for less money than most anything on the market today where can you buy a full Console in an excellent Mahogany or Blond Cabinet with a speak Brake Kits, Speedometer Cables, Brake Shoes, Brake Lining Champion Spark Plugs ea. 30 L Mufflers, Gaskets, Garden Tools, Hoes, Hose, Mechanics Hand. Tools, Household Paint QI ... 21-in- ch 12-in- ch er for . . . txiae Batteries .... xxcn. uuv : $298.50? if . Seat Covers, Vogue YOU CAN BUY A MAGNAVOX FOR THAT! .... Set W$ All other merchandise PRICES IN EFFECT AS LONG AS MDSE. Sfyt0n;HtSh H Res. Roy, Utah Phono 2-87- FRANCHISED MAGNAVOX DEALER Roy, Clearfield, Layton, Kaysville and Surrounding Areas 34 0 LASTS Liquidation Sale AUTOMOTIVE DIVISION ROY, UTAH |