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Show 3, 1961 HILL TOP TIMES' rage 11 Annual Bowling Towymment Begins Tomorrow Prizes On Hand For Military, Civilians The second annual Hill AFB men's handicap singles and doubles bowling tournament will be gin tomorrow at 1 p. m. and run through Feb. 20, at the base al- eys. Military and civilian personnel on the base are eligible to partici pate in the American Bowling Congress endorsed tourney. Cash prizes and trophies will be awarded the winners of each divi- - Smith Reelected President of Rod and Gun Club CLUB MEMBERS ENJOY FISHING OUTING Netting Cisco fish on the Bear Lake proved to be an adventure for members of the Hill Rod and Gun Club and their families. In addition to fishing fun, they consumed hundreds of hotdogs and doughnuts. Counting their take are (standing) Melvin Udy, E. B. Dockermejian, Nolan Manfull, and Greg Noall. Seated are Tom Meade, Ray Westwood, and Carol Clark. , Wayne C. Smith was reelected president of the Hill Rod and Gun club following an election which saw him compete aerainst ' Iee Thorup. The first vote had re sulted in a tie of the two contenders for president. Smith also held club reins last year. Other officers elected were Tom Oral Lundgreen, Mathias, treasurer; Bert Hansen, Joe Jones, executive of munitions Wing, defeated TSgt, secretary; and Jack Way, Sam directors ficer; Gary Raines, also of the 2705th Liparir Jim Hogge, and Ray Yates. 1 and 0 to win the Hil AFB handball tournament last SMALL FRY to father: "How week. come soda pop will spoil my din Airman Hills and Sgt. Raines ner martinis give you an ap and teamed up to take the handbal doubles title from A1C John F, petite?" Copley and TSgt. Norman J( Durette, 4754th Radar Evaluation Squadron, 21-- 4 and 21-- inra at 4 Via will depend upon the number of : entries. An individual mav bowl as many times as he desires, but must nay a $3 entrv fee each time. This fee will cover the cost of bowling and equipment. Only one nrize will be awarded to an individual or team.. Bowline: competition will be held every Saturday and Sunday from 1 to 9 p. m. Entries will be accented until 9 p. m., Feb. 26. Bowlers desiring to enter should contact the base bowling alley, Ext. 3032, before the deadline. Attention Hill Field Employees , SPORTS SHORTS Four Teams Tie Bowling Scores Lt. Shumway Wins Singles Four teams in the Men's Bowling league are tied up for first place Top teams with a score of 14-6. are Skymasters, Recordmarks, Spoilers, and Installations. records are toppling as the of some terrific bowling. The Jolters team rolled a 1067 game and a 3010 series to take over first place in both Old result ments. Proud of unusually good scores are Mat Candia who rolled a 60 series scratch, Jim Hogge,with 650 series, Cherry Bennett with 623 series, and Wayne Bybee with 621. He also had a high game of 237 scratch. Current high men include Earl Morris with 180, Dave Workman with 183, Hank DeBoer with 180, and Bob Knapp with 177. Standings are as follows: Won Lost Team ,; Skymasters Recordmarks i Spoilers 1 L.l..... Installations Superforts Joltera Flying Saucers Kogos Scratchers Controllers Scorpions Razors Zeros Rascals Matadors Minutemen Ramjets Ramp Tramps Voodoos Chompers Aces . Substitutors Bomarc Goofers Table Tennis Championship Lt. Dale Shumway, 2705th Air- munitons Wing, won the singles table tennis championship last week, by defeatSg SSgt. Jamie Wilkins, Courier Service, 16-25 and A2C Willie L. Lampley and Allen L. Hansen, 28th Logistic Support Squadron, walked off with the doubles championship by winning four of the final games from A1C George E. Isaacs and SSgt. Leo The base volley ball tourna N. Frick, . 2705th Airmunitions ment two round double elimination 9 and Wing, tournament will get underway next week. Games will be played A1C Wilbert Hills, 2705th Air- - on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday at 4, 4:45, 5:30 and 6:15 p.m. 18-2- 1, 1, 21-1- 9. 21-1- 21-1- 7, 14 14 21-1- 9, 21-1- 11-2- 1, First rounds in the base if 9 1 ICxf-- h W 7 Come join in the fun 11 11 9 Jta X ill , 12 15 15 Ml Call WEBBER'S for Details EX 65 CHAMP Lt. Dale Shumway shows form that won him the singles table tennis championship.-- ' m-- . . Phone EXport M lt-Jtean- ea If No Answer at the . . II 1 take; your pick of. (.QXE& AND fcAGS - i fi.;.w v. of CHILDREN'S VALENTINES ; : 1 OFF All of our Valentines have Envelopes (even the lc cards) VALENTINE DAY IS TUES., FEBRUARY 14 65 Call EXport 0 l. wa ten uvie 4-- VALENTINES FOR ALL AGES SPECIAL TITLE VALENTINES SENTIMENTAL VALENTINES GIANT VALENTINES CONTEMPORARY VALENTINES "IDEALS" Valentine MAGAZINE Reg. $1.00 SPECIAL UP TO 125 MILES PER GALLON OF GASOLINE .4 4 .... , , To Kill XtC a Mockingbird The House of Five Talents Reg. $4.50 (Look for the large neon "Gift" sign) . 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