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Show HILL TOP TIMES 1956 Maf 18, riaior Vincent AFB Leaves Hill Vou Said W Vincent, Com Bur rwbment "A Maj. . eth 6, HiU AFB leaves Group a assl&n. ermander Weather next TTfRh Lww Ho "v 1st the ipan. in a" tran. to mQnth to - ment oversea8- at Tokyo. weainei . I Vincent entered the service lieutenant. He Air Force m f6iL? as an aviation cadet. second Intrf r?ed to the first neu was a C!:(rnPH tn the I" 1044 he ; TTnrrttie. IX, The major sthAir'" comui" ;"inT,s as a flew 35 B-2- 4 Question: What type of articles or features do you like to see most in the Hill Top Times? Leah Crawley, material facilities I like to hear about the who work people illllMafe. I I at the base and the things they are doing.- - I've met a lot of inttfiYt't'-- ter-wo- hours. rk A World War Ht.ion ivieaai. native of Dupew, Olka., he is former Patty West Olka. They have four :a iq..MiVp f?, Pat- tiavm, :j rSow, .... n children: ,iria, 6: v,a and Bruce, o. an fcagie occrax, Vincent, Maj. w hppn active in stuuwue "u"6 at Hill. In charge of publications for cub scout pack 35o at the base, Un i.oppnf-.lv was awarded his 15- wan year service pm tor activities Boy SCOUtS 01 America. 7956 Forces Day Armed ft , at., 1 w SFUA T8M let to lenge of these uncertain rimes, us at men of good will continue bold steadfastly to our peaceful course as the Armed Forces build and strengthen our Power for Peace.' Quarles, Secretary of the Air Force Donald A. BARBER WANTED or Part-tim- Bountiful Horry's for e 'All the order says is 'ties wKI bo worn'1" He: I suppose you dance? She: Yes, I love to. He: That's even, better than dancing. (Du&KRv Club 4 1 1 I 1 .... ELECTRIC WATER HEATING costs tho 1 average family only about a dimo a day Buy from Your Deafer or Plumber anti-magnet- Mc-Farlan- Barber Shop tenance center I'd personally rath er see, feature Picture yourself a few years after discharge if you have made up your the base newsIt sounds too good to be true, but mind to give upa service life. Will you paper. But then it is." Round trip bus transporta- be working at routine, probably Or well started on an exciting best to try to tion, room Saturday night and $2.00 job? unlimited and carter of your own? have a balance check per person. Leave Salt guest be the latter if you can It easily between n e w s Lake Saturday a.m., return bunday as career a representative a choose and feature material. I like to i see a proportionate balance be- p.m. for the New York Life Insurance tween military and civilian news Company! Providing you qualify, too. New York Life will train you well day-to-d- westinghouse - Whirlpool - ABC - Maytag, Etc. Appliance Refrigerator Service oo 3-90- BOAM, Manager Emergency Madison Ave., Ogden, Utah 12 NEVADA it's all WORK GUARANTEED J?es or be another A LIFELONG CIVILIAN CAREER? ic d, Makes of Major Appliances P. G. "PETIT W Main- Wm&aMnEPMR We Service All f i MAIfthi IT GATE your next ; than stories news stories in Shop WASHER & All . the beginning of the tournament. A driving contest will be held im mediately after the tournament, said. Those who wish to Pearson policies their enter the driving contest must pay and some of 50 cent entrance fee. Prizes will their problems. for the longest aver Stork think that is something that af be awarded the and balls of three age longest fects us all and we are all vitally One of the proudest grandpops at single drive. Players wishing to interested in. enter the driving contest should Hill AFB is George Udink who SSgt. Edward indicate their intention as early works ini the t Post Office. Recipient Baughman, mill as possible so that purchase of or an tne love ana attention is tary personnel suitable prizes can be made. are: little Debra Udink above. Darling Prizes for the .tournament Debbie had kind of a rough start The Air Force covers A Flight: Trophy and $10 gift in life, spending her first 39 days in limes most of the Air certificate for first place; $8 gift the "Preemie Ward." She weighed Force news, so I certificate for second place; and a mere 2 pounds and 11 ounces like to see the gift certificate for third place. when born, being three months prelocal stutt in B Flight: $8 gift certificate for mature. But the little gal put up a forJ secthe base news first place,A. $6 certificate good battle and now, at 10 and H ' i ' f uuru. ana $4 certmcate ior paper. I like to ona; months, weighs 19 pounds. Grandread about the C Flight: $8 certificate for first, pa George and his wife are always local sports and $( certificate for second, and glad of the chance to act as baby for third. also about $4 certificate sitters for their first what's happening to people at Hill Gift certificates will also be Their family consisted grandchild. of three awarded for most birdies, most Doys. ineir oiaest son, Kav is AFB. pars, and most bogeys. Highest Debra's father. Gertrude Rice, will receive two balls. score Administrat ion Civilian personnel interested in 'What brought you here,'' and Procedures, calling by up sign may 'Two playing policemen." like I Supply John Pearson, Ext. 772, or H. P. I suppose." "Drunk, to read human 578. Ext. Anderson, "Yes both of them." sir, stories interest the most. I A3C: Why did you salute that The floor is the only thing sure want to hear driver?" truck to stop falling hair. about people A2C: "Don't be so dumb! That's and their hob no truck driver, that's General bies and inter ladies only: All husbands Hauling. Didn't you see the sign?" areForalike, ests. I like to but they have different see names and so you can tell them apart. faces door. front the to He walked her pictures of peo She whispered with a sigh, ple I know in the paper. That s "I'll be home tomorrow night." me. to what makes it interesting He answered, "So will 1." 1 Wayne Blair, ""Si Mainte nance, Hear about the man who had a Will job Shops Division unbreakI like waterproof, shockproof, Office He lost watch? able, to see things' in hitch, it. the base newspaper that help something you Parking place to stimulate peohaven't when see got your car. you ple in their work. I like to Philosophy: The system of being see things like intelligently. unhappy stressed. safety I think employ ees should also be kept informed RELAX THIS as to the new projects and workloads of the base through the WEEKEND IN . . . Theresa NORTH 1st EAST BOUNTIFUL, UTAH , '1 h "The U. S. Air Force has never before been faced with a greater re sponsibility to the Nation. While we are determined to meet the chal M HOT AIR . 1 l ' Mff TwonaneoDtt Fr CMfliah' ertoirs A golf tournament for civilian employees of Hill AFB is announced this week by John Pearson, official of the Civilian Welfare Association, who are sponsoring the event. The tournament will be held May 2G, Saturday, at the Meadow Brook Golf Course, 4197 South 13th West, Salt Lake City. All civilian employees who desire to enter the tourney and who to play. sign up for it are teresting people Trophies and gifteligible are at Hill AFB and on hand for winners,certificates said. Pearson I 'like to know The will be a "Best what they do Ball" tournament divided into three competition duriner their af flights: Flight A which is championship, Flight B and Flight C. Since it is too late to establish handicaps, the entry list will be divided into the three aforementioned groups after scores are recorded. The rules of the USGA will prevail with a few exceptions that will be explained to all players at Ray W. La II Maj. Vin-- i vender, Packagschool ing technician, . has attended weather as. Whse. 7C . at tnanutc of the d like to Well, ff. hear -- -i little more ,jth Weatner f 4. from manage Un rannrteu w a1" military awards ment. I think it might be interIde the Distinguished Flying Medal esting to read a r.nco ssomier a lttle more about and Army Com with six clusters pilL Bt Page 9 72 si loo Sg)95 Married Couple Per Person O Commercial Hotel O Stockmen's Hotel Nightly Floor Shows at Ranchinn for Complete Call ELgin Information Drire A Leisurely Rest Stops En Route Weekly Excursions KIIP ay IN THI ACTIVI-SI1- VI roarr ufe new insuramcm eommuMY IISIRVII MAIL THIS 1 COUPON MOW I Nw Yrk Ufa Inavrmc Company, Dpt. AJI 81 MmUmii Avail, New Yrk 10, N. Y. 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