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Show HILL TOP TIMES Page 6 November 4, 195! Commanders Call Will Be Held On November 17 Call Commander's OOAMA-2849t- h of officers Hq for ABW; 2700th EOD Sq; Detachment 3, 2700th EOD Sq; 2049th Support of call neia Group; and make-u- p pnrlier bv the hospital: will be 1600- held Thursday, 17 November, AAA 1700 hours, at the utticers' oiud lounce. Kev sneaker at the urogram will be Lt. Col. Fred C. Johnson, Hill AFB Commander. Next will be a five minute review of Air Force news of the month by Lt. C. Robert Holman of the Information Services Otiice. Following' will be a 40 minute Officers' Conference film on "What We Face in Southern Asia." The is led by Supreme Court Justice Wm. O. Douglas. Officers are reauested to be in their seats at 1600 hours since the program will start promptly on time. Since attendance at this call is mandatory according to AFR 190-1roll will be taken. Officers attending "G" or "B" Staff Meetings are not required to attend this call unless they so desire. Mr.vpmVifr's x- ALL SET FOR the 1955-5- 6 basketball season is the latest edition of the Hill AFB Hornets. Back row (left to right) are SSgt William Kazmer, Hq 461st ABW, center; Lt. William T. Myles, 4677th Radar, forward and center; Lt. Allen B. Kipper, Hq 2849th ABW, forward; Lt. Roy A- - Conjjinger, Hq 461st ABW, forward; and A 2c Fred A. Bennett, 461st Motor Vehicle Sq, forward. Front row (left to right) are Jerome M. Green, Hq 2849th ABW, G. 2791st USAF Hospital, guard; 3c A William Kelly, manager; 2849th E. Charles ABW, guard; A 2c Joe M. Hq Johnson, SSgt Zines, 1906th AACS, guard; Lt. Richard B. Humble, Hq 00 AM A, guard; and Joe Hess, base athletic director. film-discussi- T-S- gt 1 on READY TO HANG up the satin emblem that proclaims thm mem acrnin in hi nintpnancp's "dnrtA TTmisplfooninn-bers of the battery shop. Left to right, they are Joseph A Mavm H. Lavern Rigby, Merlin Rawson, and Homer C. Blume. 8, Players Chosen to Fill Positions On Hill Hornets Basketball Team Final selection for the Hill AFB basketball team has been made with 13 men slated to don Hornet uniforms for the 1935-5- 6 season. Picked for forward positions this year are Lt. Roy Coppinger, 7th Comm Const Sq Lt. Robert Sharp. Sbgt. (Jlair Makes Vehicles Safe Bailey, A2c Frederick Bennett. Badminton For Alc Donald Wells, and A3c WilDriving liam Kelly. Named ConThe down Communications 7th guard positions Holding The Hill AFB intramural bad- struction squadron is will be Lt. Richard Humble, SSgt. spetaking Charles Johnson, A2c Joseph minton doubles tournament,, held cial precautions to protect their Zines, and A2c William Frazier. recently, at the base gym, was won personnel and vehicles from the At center position will be SSgt. by the 764th Bomb Sq, represented hazards of winter driving. William Kazmer, Lt. Louis Myles, by Lts. Robert E. Johnston and They recently conducted an inand Lt. Allen Kippeo. Donald McEnhill. spection of all private vehicles beJoe Hess, base athletic director, Runner-u- p position went to the longing to squadron members to stated that last year's lettermen, 4677th Radar with Lts. James W determine if the automobiles were Coppinger, Johnson and Kazmer, Ellis and Bliss W. Stanley taking in proper shape for forthcoming look like sure starters for this second place. winter driving. The inspection inseason. Vying for the other two was taken cluded checking lights, brakes, Singles championship positions are newcomers Humble, by Lt. William Huff of the 765th tires, windshield wipers, exhaust Bennett. Zines and Myles, second and mufflers, according to CapThe Hornets will open the sea- Bomb Sq. Lt. Ellis took tain Charles B. Zakskorn, comson . in a duel against the Utah place. was manded Vehicles that did not meet Power and Light squad. The game Winning the teamwhotrophy took' first the requirements of the inspection will get underway at 8 p.m., Mon- the 764th Bomb Sq. third doubles and place in will not be permitted on the base day, November 14, at the base place in until the defects are repaired, Capand their depend- singles. gym. Military tain Zakskorn said. ents, and base civilians, are urged to come out to home games. An accident free winter is the Notice Meanwhile, intramural basketgoal of the squadron, the commandYou are especially invited to er concluded. ball has not been neglected. The season will begin Monday, Nov- visit the OOAMA Library during ember 7, when the 2791st Hospital "Book Week" November Hours are from 12 o'clock noon The sweetest music to a woplays the 461st Communications Sq. at 8 p.m. in the base gym. An- until 8:30 p. m. every day includ- man's ears is when another wo- other game follows at 9:15 p.m. ing Saturday and Sunday. ,man has to play second fiddle. when combined AACS and weather 1 1 squadrons team meets the 4677th Radar. I 1 ill 1 $V'AJ Its Other teams entered in this consist of 461st year's contest 25th Ammo., 29th Motor Vehicle, Ammo., 28th Log Sq., 7th Comm. and 2849th ABW. Military Champions Winter 13-1- 9. fi ipn bood Housekeepers m Maintenance Proud holders of Maintenance's "Good Housekeeoinff" award .,. Battery Shop. Two years ago this shop was penalized for their house keeping practices when they received the "Dog House" award. wWA is Maintenance s reprimand m their clean-u- p campaign. Since that time, however, . the battery shop has won the good housekeeping award more than any other shop in Maintenance. In the last few months they have won first place five times, second place twice, and third place once, accord LAUNDERETTE and ing to Jerry Jensen, foreman of DRY CLEANERS electrical section. They have won these top awards Hill Field for a clean shop in spite of the North of Junction, No. 91 Road and Highway fact that their operation the re in Layton. pair and storing of batteries is a naturally dirty job. Armroximatlev 2200 batteries? are Dry Cleaning and Laundry on hand in the shop, according to Merlin" Rawson. shop foreman One-da- y From 800 to 1,000 batteries are reService on paired and serviced each month. Dry Cleaning This includes units as small as? one- Open 7 A.M.-- 6 P.M. cell batteries weighing two pounds used in megaphones to 3500-poubatteries used in electric cranes and Suntans Our Specialty lifts. Service Prompt Maintenance officials stated they Give . . . We were proud of the record set by Green Stamps & H." "S. the shop and suggested that others "follow in their footsteps. ' - DOTTIE'S nd ti 0t Mrs Clearance on SEA HORSE JOHNSON Motors and Metal Boats IPGMIE Excellent 5 Pound and Pound Dacron Sleeping Presents 6 Bags Buddy-Ran- d All Healthy and Conscienttanc Supply's Facilities Service Branch is proud of a group of their workers who have outstanding Sick Leave records. hUrS ?f. Sick ,eave' fanfare in thTmakISghariimlFn7 5 Klve cognition to all emnlovees tiJ th? phot VVtorirttf rEdwrvPmtark- - Maurice Welch and Mitchell (Bottom row, left to ItStZ Yssel. Absent when photo was take we're ThBoatrghtfLloyS Spauldmg, and James Russell. Stars ,'-0- 0 Every Friday Night Jam Session Every Sunday Afternoon 5 to Beer-Pizz- a 7 Pie Across from Slim Olsons FOR SALE 25'3 ACRES beautiful canvon and bench about Vi miles east of Layton. $1,000.00 per acre subject to application for Weber Water- PARKER P. ROBISON 139 II. St., Salt Lake City Phone EM 08 P1) X FOR SALE 2 BUS DRIVERS with A & C licenses. 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