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Show 3i 31; 1951 HILL TOP TIMES Page New Type Flying Boot Developed Air Force pilots and workers in the Hill Air Force Base supply directorate will soon have a working acquaintance with a new type flying boot developed by specialists at Air Materiel Command, Headquarters, Wright - Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio. Helen Rico The new boot, constructed of rubCAME, HE SAW, SHE CONQUERED! ber and leather, is designed to give Now that August 29' has come and gone, Joseph T. Neville, statisti- - greater pedal sensitivity to pilots. "Pedal sensitivity" is necessary to analysis office, can gam back the ten pounds he s lost; sixteen-year- old Nancy Neville (kid sister) can stop practicing give the pilots the feel of the airpa- craft. The new boots will be of the "Lohengrin's Wedding March"; tient, Mother Neville (Mrs. Joseph W.) can stop lace-u- p variety, thus making them washing the picture window everytime it rains; Jo- easier to put on and take off. seph W. (chief, employee utilization branch) can stop The old type boot, which had an refusing to wear a tuxedo to the wedding; sister, inner liner, will still be used by Anne, assistant historian, can stop worrying about air crew members other than the gaining too many pounds to tuck into her brides- pilot. In extremely cold climates maid's dress; twin brothers, Robert and Bruce (mis the old type boot will still be worn sionaries in Germany) can stop comparing Joe's wed by pilots because the new flying ding to those they've seen in Germany. boot is weight and desinged Part of the reason for all the staging, feting, tor use light in temperate zones. Neville showers, wedding breakfast, and reception is that kiatics teacher, Evelyn Morgan of Murray, became Mrs. Joseph Tay- date. Neville on the PVT. FATES At l!E following their L.D.S. Temple marriage on August 29, the young tlies left for a honeymoon trip to Yellowstone National Park, after ' h they 11 make their home in Salt Lake City. IP. S. The Analysis Office wished Joe their best with a gift of a Ible lovely hammered aluminum tray. long-sufferin- above-mention- FINAL HOME GAMES OGDEN REDS versus SALT LAKE BEES Sept. 2ml & 3rd Twin Falls Cowboys Sept. 4th & 5th Boise Pilots Sept. Clh & 7th . ALL GAMES 8:15 g, f mi im u u- n- iui - itn wi mi- - hm l!y u mi tin Frank & Roy's (mil, Mecca - and The Mint. mi hb un wt iin nu un ; Maintenance's quota of bouncing baby boys included a new son, born ugust. Robert A. Hall, aircraft repairman is the father. Plus a son, call "George," who arrived 12 August at the home of Jessie Nelson, repairman. !11 iiu -- ITS. M E?"'' Tickets at: Rank Smoke rv ed ... WcOMERS 5 TA3? ( testes , was a petite girl for Corporal Joe Kirby, 25th AC Repair Sq and wife. Little Kirby made Jier appearance on 19 August at St. Bene- s Hospital in Ogden. tlATIONEERS JFrances Austin, maintenance directorate secretary, took her five- old son, Dean and went avisiting family and friends in Montana, took in the sights of much-visite- d Yellowstone Park. Frances' hus- Jd, Dick (formerly a HAFB Guard) is serving in the U. S. Navy in ... -- kn. tJohn E. Stokes, chief, maintenance property office believes that time is the time of rest, so that's exactly what he did for five partly at home and partly at Mirror Lake in the Uinta mountains. pfc. Glen W. Spalding, storage branch flew to North Dakota re ly to spend two weeks with his father and friends. "I knew I forgot something my Kenneth R. Hogan, area chief, storage branch made his a family suntan lotion!" Ition right at home. Harry E. Isaac, chief of packaging and corrosion control branch t three sun-f, weeks in Calif ornia. Clarence Manning, chief maintenance communications, took his ily vacationing to southern California for two weeks. Some anonymous contributor sent in an appropriate vacation squib: SHOP and SAVE from 9 a. m. je rain is raining all around. It rains on all the nations. It rains a lot to 7:30 p. m. Every Day pany things bust mostly on vacations." Charles Swain, production control, maintenance vacationed with his Except Saturday ily by taking them to the Black Hills of South Dakota and showed h off to friends and relations, too. ktion Made in Salt Lake's Famous Brewery by , FISHER BREWING COMPANY ... ul KTIES last - Two Days In Our Money-Savin- 11 4 ... , PLATFORM ROCKERS Top Quality covering, construction, REGULAR $69.95.... ... wants afterall. Ef- the spouse of Salt production control, intenance, who has campaigned (with little re- for over seven years. Earl maintains that pnce) it i nuni in tne service, anai remoaeiing a snug ncue se on Q Street in Salt Lake City is the reason nis belated "yes." JLUXE HONEYMOON" ... Beautiful Frieze Hardwood Frames REGULAR $229.95 Stem wit I 2-P- 'J Nelson - k honeymoon to Pennsylvania, Niagara and New York, for Dorit Schenck, and Corporal Calvin Dit-o- r, 25th AC repair electrician, after they were married on August set of Uni-sFriends in reclamation presented them with a Silver service for eight with matching salt and pepper Shakers. SAVING PARACHUTES paragRecords of parachute repair unit revealed that the es used by Captain Thomas R. Batcha and Captain E. Durrel 6 owing the plane crash over the base recently, were packed by: nie Schade, assisted by Adelphe Lucke, SSgt Harold E. Spoonemore Corporal Druard Miller. It was Is, a deluxe, three-wee- -- al 56-pie- ce ... -- life-savi- 'I9HT c. Other Comparable Values INLAID - ARMSTRONG or NAIRN Padded "Duran" Headboard in Rose, Blue or Champagne. 4x6 Double Regular $22.95 3x6 Twin Regular $19.95 Down - 18 Months You can't Beat This Outstanding Value! ng THE HILL ... technician, packaging and corrosion control Civil sick absence: Art is a welcomed back after a vice man and has worked at Hill since 1941. Clarence Gale of services ck "B" is "boarding" in a local hospital, but his friends hope he is n home, back to work and much better. XL1TTT.K GTRT.S ARE WE!" I "We shall never forget our summer at Hill Air Force Base. We have Jt some wonderful people and made perfect friends this summer," nlaim six members of Utan state Agricultural col lege's Alpha Chi Sorority, Logan, Utah, who spent an eventful summer working on the base: Nena Rey Hawkes and Janet Pond who worked in link trainer, Donna Rae Jorgenson, Corine Jerman and Caro lyn Pond, in engine repair and Donna Queller in air ' oraft rfnir. Besides being impressed with the intricacies and "red tane" involved in getting assigned on a jod, the trals report they learned a great deal they've never learned in school about each other, people and lifo in cpneral. fa Key Hawkes Their hectic summer at the busy base will be State. fctnrn frr hn tvii I hJJ " - fall sfVifoi term at Utah l'.V4 Arthur E. Buehling, 10-we- ek 1.1 1 1 29-ye- ar Real Buy in t. Westinghouse Refrigerator, Big Discount on Electric Water Heaters Savings on Circulating Gas Room Heaters Special Deal on Dexter Washing Machines Combination Offer on Magic Chef Ranges j... $17.44 $15.44 BUDGET BED and SPRINGS Springs alone usually CiOA A A Cost more than AMAZING APPLIANCE DUYS! O O O O O BEDS HOLLYWOOD S134.44 15 $44,44 LINOLEUM $6.99 9 x 12 RUG Only...,.. B-2- ER SALE! Many Prizes . and Surprises COME and SEE! Through the combined efforts of J. C. Hewett and Edward F. Tay- the Reclamation Branch party on 18 August at Muller Park near ntiful was enjoyed thoroughly by about 60 "reclaimers." maintenance service section personnel ana lamiiies rollicked m a pic outing on 12 August at South Fork canyon "Meadows." Two lialties wTe reported the following day at work, but committee mem p who Wad charge of the food deny that it could have been anything Fa eaten. Planners tor trie successful party were: Clement H. Thon, lamm b. Yaunt, Connie OKeefe, and Frances. Sickler. JET THE GROOM TO BE! All hopeful girls are hereby notified! Fold up your tents, for Earl pe of celibracy is not what he ive September 4, he will be er, Barbara Morris, steno in g STUDIO COUCH 8-f- Finest Quality Value Regular $94.99. SALE CCC A A ?39at(t Check Our Special Savings on A New Shipment of Lamps! Clearance Buys in our HOUSEWARES DEPT. DRY GOODS DEPT. HARDWARE DEPT. Children's Furniture and all through the store! 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