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Show HILL TOP TIMES Page 2 ' ICS, i- - r-- tf lr , - if? Hill Top Times (- ,) - VAN KAMPEN CARPET Hill Top Times Is an unofficial newspaper published every other Friday by Inland Printing-- Company, KaysvUle, Utah, in the interest of personnel at Hill Air Force Base, Utah. Hill Top Times receives the Armed Forces Press Service, Air Force News Service, and the Air Materiel Command Press Service. Material contained in these services, with the exception of those marked "copyrighted" or "syndicated," may be reprinted provided proper creditation is riven to the AFPS, AFNS or AMC-P- S. Opinions expressed herein do not necessarily represent those of the Air Force. Address all advertisements to the Inland Printing Company, KaysvUle, Utah. Publisher L. E. ANDERSON 1 ...... SLOGANS JUDGED TOPS Bill York, Hill Administrative club president, congratulates prize winners in the recent AMC slogan contest. Winners are, first place: Beth Yarbrough (standing center); second place, Mrs. Charles Kappmeyer (seated center) and third place, Mrs. Loris Dabiing (right). Slogan Contest Winners Presented Bond Prizes FURNITURE CO. Annual Sale mi m m ica's Mighty Control for Peace;" Thomas R. Myers, "Protection You Can Look Up To;" Ernest L. King, and Economy AMC "Strength Teammates;" Gilbert Grooch, "Air Materiel Power Hour by Hour;" Jerome Mietchen, "Airpower Motivates Confidence;" Chris "Supply Power for Airpower:" and Mai. A. S. Willis. "Sup ply Line Our Life Line." The ten sloerans will be sent to Hq AMC this week for judging with winners from similar con tests held at other AMC bases. The ton sloeran nicked hv t.ti judges will be adonted command- wide. It will renlaee the now ob solete "More-Ai- r Force Per Dollar" motto. Mc-Garr- AND o LAI PI y, No monetary reward is sched uled for the AMC winner. But The AMC slogan contest, sponsored here by the Hill Administrative there will be plenty of publicity Club, came to a close this week. in store ior tne lucky person. Three award winning mottos and seven honorable mention slogans Bill York. Hill Administrative were picked Monday by the judges. Club president, said the slogan conWinning top prize of a $50 bond displaying- this slogan the first let- test was the most successful ever was Mrs. Beth S. Yarbrough, an ters of the principal words would held at Hill AFB. More than 600 employee of the Inspector General's be played up to read AMC). entries were received. office. Her winning slogan was Also awarded a $25 bond was "AMC Airpower Key." ,.M ,,, Mrs. Loris M. Dabiing- of the supTaking second place was Mrs. ply directorate. Her prize winning Bette J. Kappmeyer, wife of Capt. motto was "Minimum Cost MaxiCharles F. Kappmeyer, a 28th Log. mum Airpower." Mrs. Kappmeyer, who piliot. teaches at the base kindergarten, Seven other Hill AFB personwon a $25 bond for submitting nel received honorable mention as "Airpower at Minimum Cost." (In follows: Mattie Strebel, "Amer- - ONLY ONCE A YEAR ON EVERYTHING IN THE STORE (Except Linoleum) VAN KAMPEN & SONS CARPET AND FURNITURE CO. " - 3700 Riyerdale Road I 1 . PLEASE NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES ALL SALES fJESmaocfiL. of) 69 J r.i.u .LLru Q jCXt THE BOX COAT Dresses . . Skirts . .Coats . Hats . . Caps SCARFS . . . GLOVES . . . MITTENS 3-53- s ,. . - January Ctearanea' On MifftarMaar Phone ''"TA 2 DDIfE 1 RILE USE THE ELEVATOR TO 2nd FLOOR FINAL the "dressed op" boxy shortie to wear every hour. Spring's new hipline pocket emphasis, . . curved welt seams .. . small notched lapels (that turn Into a 2138 WASHINGTON BLVD. stand-u- p In back). In Stevens Casino, glorious basketweave wool, lined with rayon taffeta. Navy, gold, white, pink, blue, red, beige. Sizes 5 to 15. 310,000 Did you lose your GI Insurance? Let us show you an AMAZINGLY LOW COST plan design-e- d especially for you. Phone Ogden or mail this ad to New England Life, 412 Kiesel Bldg., Ogden, Utah $2995 BetjtxjRose The Fashion Showcase of Ogden" 73 Name Age Address V I No Interest Charges! CHARGE, BUDGET, (NO OBLIGATION) or ln n n Hl Lay-awa- y i |