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Show Page 2 TOP TIMES HILL Friday, April 30, in Ogden. Call Ext 438 or Ogden Ovor tho Hill 5115. The Hill Top Times is a civilian enterprise published in the interest of the personnel of the Ogden Air Materiel Area at Hill Air Force base, Ogden, Utah. Editorial and news matter is furnished by the Public Information Office, Ogden Air Materiel Area, USAF Air Materiel Command, Hill A F base, and is available for general release. The Hill Top Times receives Armed Forces Press Service material. Opinions expressed herein do not necessarily represent those of the Department of the Air Force. From vicinity 27th and Adams in Ogden. Call Virginia Milns, Ext. KEITH DUSENBERRY and EMMETT W. EAST of flight test 336, uavc jtvjj uuuia in uic wild D1UG .3 ry.. uuii, From vicinity of Riverdale School-hous- e. apiece.iu.cuui.vucu.ftwc, And all of itlugcuici has been logged here at Hill AFB. DUSEaj Call Mrs. Zito, ext. 759 or BERRY is an aircraft electrician and right radio man, and EAST an instai Ogden ment man. What no GCA time? From 943 East 7th South, Salt SHERWOOD W. UPTON, communications section, Maintenanct Lake. Call Belva Beauregard, Ext 512 or SLC returned recently from a week of temporary duty at the Umatilla rw nance Depot and the Yakima Firing Range. Long distance? Forem," V--For vumuuivu x'xa, ui utcuiui u, iuaiuicutuiuc, aisu MurvlVeu a weeks' TDY assignment at Sacramento, California. Who wouldn't' SAN ANTONIO and OKLAHOMA CITY was home temporarily Kitchen Cabinet, ready to paint. 14" 52" section wide, Top deep. JOHN E. STOKES and R. R. HARRINGTON, Supply, on a recent sh Bottom 52" wide, 26" deep, $40.00. control and shop stock supply conference. Springtime in the Rockies I Also kitchen table and 4 chairs isn't quite the same as the same season in the Alamo and Oil citieJ $7.00. Call Hill AFB ext. 362 or they say poorer ! i MRS. ALMA KILLPACK, publications section, Supply, joined the' Kaysville 339J2. 1933 LaSalle four door sedan with k trek back east. Dayton, society recently with a radio and heater and spotlight. Ohio and headquarters non-sto- p was on her ticket She expedited decals Must be seen to appreciate. Call on the AT-1- 1 project and whipped through general publications busj. ext. 339, Mr. Whittier. Best offer ness. takes car. CARL E. GRAHAM and GLEN E. PORTER, powered eauiDm,i Officer's short coat $10. Call repair section," Maintenance, recently inspected GCA equipment at ttJ CI J 4.1 n Pfc. Carr at 339. i! vv bi b x' ui te TJ oasc. 1XT Aii Liiey aaypy laauings I oyuiutue InKimball Piano, player. Upright. NEW FACE DEPARTMENT: MRS. MARTHA NOBLITT i J quire Signal Cafe, Layton, Utah. nw member of publications section, Supply. MARY ROGERS, wife oil 6 Cubic foot Norge Refrigerator. William K. Rogers, is working as a trainee in the base communil Contact Mr. G. Wiley, Ext. 546. MSgt. cations branch, Base Services. Mrs. ROGERS was with the WAC anil May be seen at 33 Hill Villa, Lay-to- served in England, France, and Germany during the war, ROBERT W. GOODFELLOW, electrician engineer, was recently eml 2 piece living room set, practically in the communicatipns ployed section, Maintenance, brinr new; new Duncan 'Phyfe dining the total engineering personnel engineering of the section to nine. "BOB" attended room set; White Eagle gas range; college in New York in 1943 and 1944 prior to his overseas services iii 1936 Century Buick Convertible. the ETO. After he resumed his studies at the University of discharge Call M. E. Walter, Ext. 397. Utah engineering school and was graduated in March of this year Overstuffed set, almost new, $80.00 BOB and . . . DELIA BRANCH is a new eml his wife live in at downstairs Barber Shop, 41 ployee in the Comptroller'sBountiful. and Fiscal section. office, Budget North 1st East, Bountiful. Phone KHAKI KAPERS: base Several weather station enlisted men havl 287-- J. departed for overseas duty. Pfc. THOMAS.T W. O'ROURKE, Pvt DELI WTSTT! ara oninl, t BERT D. WELSH, and Pfc. STEPHENS ai.J and Pvt. CALVIN A. MASON is going to Europe. The weather!, forecasters school at Chanute Air Force Base, Illinois, has been increase! Mr. and Mrs. Adolnh C. Thon. in membership by the presence of SSgt. MONTE D. MORRIS, Pfc! FLOYD E. HASS, and Pfc. JAMES C. WISEMAN, from the Hill AFBl Son, Born April 13, 1948. station. . . . JAMES H. KINCAID, Squadron B butcher, wal weather Captain and Mrs. Kennedv Ward promoted to corporal. He enlisted in the Air Force on Marcl girl, Sandra. Born April 17, 1948. recently as a private first class. He previously held the grade and Mrs. John V. Louser, 26 of thisinyear ssgt. the Marine Corps. . . . Another new corporal is EDWARD corporal girl, Mary Kathryn. Born April 14. H. REHMER, medical technician assigned to squadron E. REHMER 1948. as a medical corpsman at Hill AFB has done right ml SSet. and Mrs. Wavne Mar con. who started outua.ru tuuy ana mienuon io amy. . . . uapt. GERALD K girl, Vera Eugenie, Born April 15, iur nimseii oy LEHAN, chief of the powered equipment repair section. Maintenance 1948. and P. M. BULLER of the section, recently spent some time at the San Air .force sase inspecting operating procedures in the pw Antonio Vll-Obituaries ered equipment section of the depot there. . . . Major ROBERT J McCLEARY, chief, communications section, Maintenance, returned April William Low Butler. Hi died at 21 after two weeks in Washington, D. C, and Hq AMC, Dayton, where his residence of natural but unde- he attended communications officer's conferences. termined causes at 1:15 a: m. An- STARDUST: Has anyone had a ride in the new Buick that DICK ril20. BALLANTYNE has been sporting the past few days? A surprise He was born Januarv 9. 1894. at party tmrtnaay party, tnat is) was Held for Mrs. EMMA rfPRINC?L2 Richfield, Utah, son of John Wil- ANDERSON, flight operations, Base Services, on April 9. She was pre liam and Betty Bulo Butler. On sented witn guts alter tne retresnments were served. . . . Mrs. Feb. 12. 1947. he was married to HAMILTON, flight oprations, Base Services, was eiven a eoineThelma Watt at Price, Utah. away party by Mrs. LA VENE FISHER and Miss VIOLA LATTIMEP, Mr. Butler accepted of flight operations. Mrs. HAMILTON is on her way to Germany with at Hill AF base in 1944 employment after mov her husband, MSgt. CHARLES B. HAMILTON. Refreshments were served and Mrs. HAMILTON was presented with a purse as a coin ing to Riverdale. In addition to the widow, he is away gift from her fellow workers. . . . PAT BEEBE. teletvDe oDerator, survived by the following sons and base communications branch left April 19 for a leave in MARJORIE CARLSON, LEWIS JOSEPH, HAROLD uaugnters: Mrs. Eugene Heaston Dallas, Texas. and Mrs. Norman Evans, Roy, Paul stkawu, jum JsuviiaLiHj, and ULiAUXS THOMPSON had a little Butler, Wellington; Robert Butler, birthday party for Mrs. EDNA C. PETERSON, new chief of the train Gallup. N. M. and Bud and ITreH ing section, on April 19. . . . Ask RUTH BRADLEY. MARY LOU CA Butler of the home. Also surviving HOON and EVELYN DeYOUNG of Flight test about the picture they are his aged mother, Mrs. Betty nao taKen last weeK. . . . juhim im. Service Mechanic, Maiuakton, Butler Miles, Payson; one sister, ntenance Division and Miss MARGARET WALKER, of Salt Lake City, Mrs. Weslev Richardson. Ttenlnmin were married in Las Vegas, Nevada on 18 April 1948. Is that considered Utah, and six grandchildren. gambling? Funeral arrangements will be anFriday night, 23 April, the AT-1- 1 project line of the Maintenance nounced bv the Sunset. division had a Dinner and Dancing party at Lee's Rock Loft. Sixty Clearfield. couples attended and a good time was had by all. ANDREW J. KETHAS and SPENCER LAUGHTON made all the arrangements for the cele Jack M. Gibson. 26. Oerien bration or tne completion or 50 per cent of the AT-1- 1 project. Plans are round dead in his car AnHi ia already underway to have another blow out in June when the project Death was caused bv tnin shot is io oe cumpietea. wound. Two school saw the sights at Hill AFB recently. Twenty-f- e Mr. Gibson was emnloved nt mil memoers oi tne groups liJAiiu tiigtx scnool senior class, accomrusixuuKJN, AF base in Stock Control, Property panied by Coach THEAD HANKS and FRANK WATSON, toured J, Accounting Branch. the base April 16, which was their "Senior Sneak Day." On April 9, students of the SAHARA VILLAGE fourth and fifth grades were taken on a tour of the. base museum and the repair hangars. Sale globe-girdle- CLASSIFIED AD SECTION This is your want ad section. Ads are free. Mail them to the Public Information office, Headquarters Building, or telephone If you nave a mend you think should bo a II ill worker mail him this section of the Hill Top Times. 243-26- 0. 1 1 -- For Rent Three room apartment for rent, MINIMUM EXPERIENCE $55.00 a month, garage. No res REQUIREMENTS trictions as to children, pets, for vacant positions listed in this section arQe as follows: smokers, or drinkers. Furnished, renter will purchase the furni 4 years Journeyman ture. Roy, Utah. Phone 23031 af 2 years Junior ter 5:30 p. m. or during the day (Automotive 3. years) call Navy Supply Depot .6 months Helper ext. 145. Lt.' Commander Wuest, Applicant should apply for these positions at Civilian Personnel Ill-WaBuilding, Hill AFB. nted ' Telegraphic Typewriter ......$2168.28 pa Operator Clerk Stenographer 2168.28 Clerk Typist 1954.00 Addressograph Equipment 1954,00 Operator Communications , . 4149.00 Engineer 3397.00 .Engineering Draftsman Office Appliance Repairer ....2469.24 Custodial Laborer 2020.00 Sr. Tool Jig & Fixture Maker 1.55 ph General Machinist . 1.31 AC Sheet Metal Mfg. & 1.29 Repairer Sr. Electroplator 1.26 1.26 AC Service Mechanic Sheet Metal Repairer 1.26 ' Auto Equipment 1.26 ... Repairer Blacksmith ...1.26 Jr. General Machinist 1.21 . 1.18 Upholsterers Jr. AC Sheet Metal Mfg. & Repairer 1.15 . '. Auto Painter Supply Inspector Sign Painter Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. 1.15 lib 1.15 . Want to rent four or 5 room house within 10 miles of Hill AFB. No children. Write R. S. Bagby, Box 51, Roy, Utah or call ext. 667. Want to rent 2 or 4 room apart ment in the vicinity of Hill AFB Call 339 for Mr. Whittier or Mr Slatter. Passenger with car to drive 1 day per week from vicinity 25th and Harrison in Ogden. Call Mr. Pow ell, Ext. 328. Riders wanted from Brigham City, contact Dean Freer, Ext. 215 or 222 S. E. Brigham City. Wanted IV-Ri- des From Kaysville, call Hamblin, Ext 608 or Kaysville 139J. From Grandview Acres. Call Marge Williams, Ext. 667 or Ogden From 2549 Madison in Ogden. Call John Nlelson, Ext. 474 or 731. From Country Club Heights, Ogden. Call Walt Carlile, Ext 297 or Woodworker .1.13 Ogden Auto Equipment Repairer .1.13 From vicinity of 13th East and 1520 A Hyd. Rpairer 1.13 South, Salt Lake. Call Wm. H, 1.13 AC Welder Hipwell, Ext. 368. 1.13 Ride for 2 from 24th and Madison AC Propeller Repairer can nusm att oi JL&un 1 rs two-wee- A T71 1 1 n. VI-STATI- ... STICS o! - ... - two-wee- ... ks' . 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