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Show n I March HILL TOP TIMES Page 8 23, i83( xever question your wife'. .T Rod, Gun Club Sets Date For Party Bingo for members A A ment look who she marriJ i"'" XT .4.1 argue wnn the dodn.' he's "eot inside- inform nt; "v UV, i of bingo party the Hill Rod and Gun club has been set for April 6, according to Jennie Anderson, secretary. The party will be held at the West Area Officers club beginning at 8 p. m. This club is located north east of the Procurement office. All attending will be authorized to drive their car to the club and will enter through the west area gate. Members may bring prospective members as guests, plus wives or friends. 1 All prizes at the bingo party will be paid in silver dollars. Another Dozen feature of the evening will be free before who above beauties were "Miss dozen lunch of cold roast elk sandwiches 1956" AFB Hill the for of the title of paraded Vieing Some of the other activities judges in bathing suit and evening gown at the contest held last week. They were also judged on a talent presentation. They are (left to right) Marie Edlund, Procurement; Erma Bowman, Aircraft scheduled for the year are an elk dinner in April, kids fishing, ro Repair Branch f Verlene Peterson, Procurement; Claudette Cook, Supply (Judged alternate); Jennie deo in May, fishing party to Black Brown, Procurement; NaDene Kinard, Supply, (Named Miss Hill of 1956); Avelina M. Muniz, Supfoot River in June, trap shoot in ply; Florence Higgs, Transportation Corps Liaison Office; Marilyn Greenhalgh, Tech Services; Alice Surrage, Aircraft Services; Patsy James, Procurement; and Mary Lou Simpson, Flight Operations. September, rifle sighting on base ? range in October, bingo and dance in November, holiday dinner in De. 9 Co. cember, and dinner and elections in January. In addition to this, rabbit drives g 3776 Wall Ave, Ogden (Cont. From Page 6) will be held when conditions ft "Best Trailers of all are established on March 21, 1946, at warrant and trap ground and skeet shoots on Wall." Men from all walks of life are j!nivt. TAOAlimAnl p! AimiTOITo am1 Mitchel Field, N.Y., and two years will be held on the base as mem j? Air Communications Service unit at Hill AFB, according to MSgt. later was placed under the Contin- bers desire. Sidney Peele, liaison NCO for the reserve unit. Air ental Command, largely for Commander of the detachment is Lt. William J. Wyatt. When he As threats' to reasons. AACS isn't training with the economy unit, he is Mr. Wyatt, recreation leader each month and receive four days peace grew in scope, ADC was re99c 99c at the base automotive hobby shop. pay, Sgt. Peele reported. Uniforms stored to major command status in First Sergeant of the unit is are furnished. Should a trainee December, 1950 and headquarters SAW SET FIVE IN ONE D. Huntzinger. His desire to remain overnight during George MSgt moved was to Colorado Ent Rip, Crosscut, Keyhole, Meat and Hack full-tim- e AFB, civilian job is require- the weekend, billeting and meals : : ALL FOR dithe 1. ments officer in the supply are available. Springs, 99 following January rectorate at Hill. a Plastic Case) The Chief of Staff considers Although the unit is small, there (Including Other members of the detach- are still openings in the following their anniversary dates as an . . . MANY SPRING CLEARANCE SPECIALS . . . apt ment include college students, an fields: radio repair, ground-powCome in If Only to Get FREE Balloons for the to time observe "A Decade of electrical contractor, teacher, ma- equipment repair, supply and , Children Security Thru Global Airpower." chinist, radio repairman and an IBM machine supervisor. Sgt. Peele stated Hill AFB em- At the same time we honor the FAMILY SPORTING GOODS are other major AF commands for the "These men have found they can ployees that are 342 NO. MAIN LAYTON dein all part play giving the United pick up extra money, learn valu- urged to contact the reserve able skills, and still work at their tachment and investigate its op- States the best air power possible full-tim- e civilian job," Sgt. Peele portunities. The sergeant can be for its security. or calling found at Bldg. said. Reservists train one weekend Ext. 677. I Damsels Featured at Beauty Contest Intermountain Trailer MCS Reserve Unit Has Openings; Major Commands Offers Good Pay, Expert Training . SPECIAL er S-1- Last Day Saturday I Living Room Furniture Sale Everything 10 to 25 Off fc at. ft .Fw I ,f A M ) . ; :i t! l Easter Greetings made an early visit to tiny Mary 1 , r: Lou Kight The Easter Bunny (above) but promised to return on Eastern morn and fill her basket with colored eggs. 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