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Show THE HILL TOP TIMES Page 8 JFridayoAuguit 20, Hill Hopefuls Memorial Flower Fund Is Set Up A committee has been elected by Stock Control section of the supply division at Hill Air Force Base to set up and administer over a memorial flower fund for that section, according to Ida P. Hall. The fund will not exceed $200 at any one time nor drop below a minimum of $40. It will be started by each employee of stock control contributing 50 cents, Mrs. Hall (While the originator of "Over the Hill," TSgt. MORCK HANCOCK, the Public Information School at Carlisle Barracks, Pa., is attending President of the organization is be made up of reports received in the PIO via the will column this H. E. Shaw of the priority handgrapevine.) Secretary-treasuris ling unit. about so was conscientious MEYER ELMER inspector Supply Marjory Cochran of Unit F. Other safely record for supply division that he waited members of the committee are: maintaining a perfect his legs nicely roasted in a gasoline fire. Elmer Harold Vickers, Erma Squires, until off dutyontoangetautomobile was engine, in his spare time, when a spark working Leota Swift, Mary Nelson, Naomi him Latest report has him improvsome severely. gas, burning ignited Colleen Nelson, Verna Jacobson, Probasco, Farren Love, Elda Mor- ing. Also reported to be traveling the recovery road is Miss MYRTLE gan, and Ann Browning. FRASER, supply inventory clerk. Cause of Miss FRASER'S trip to the The fund, which will provide $15 St. hospital was a major operation. Minn., Paul, for adults and $10 for children, of the scalpel, suture and sponge was MARGARET victim Another will be used to purchase flowers FAULKNER who works for Captain HARRY ARENDT. She was supfor the funeral of members of the k a to vacation on the west coast but she be enjoying posed immediate family of a stock con- wound bed on and an smelling antiseptics. up adjustable trol worker, according to Mrs. on the field must have visited a hospital as tho seems It everyone Hall. at one time or another during the past two weeks. Two sheet metal Once the fund has been estab- workers in the maintenance division paced the halls for hours while lished, it will be banked and a waiting for the nurse to shout, "It's a boy!" JOHN STREVOY evenperiodic financial report published tually heard the call, but the nurse told JACOB M. JOHNSTON that he in the newspaper. was the father of a girl. Which makes it all very centipithius. GEORGE WHITE, who claims he is a court reporter now that he Don't Blame Us! reports news for the Judge Advocate, says he is tired of bailing guys From life's book of tears and out of the jug for drunken driving. Just a few beers can land you in the clink if you drive after consuming same. White offers this: laughter Humpty-Dumpt- y hit a stone wall,' I've gained this little bit of lore; After too many drinks from the keg; I'd rather have a morning after made a funeral pyre, His car took fire Than never, have a night And now he's just a fried egg! While on the subject of fires, fried eggs, stones, and cars, I'm reWe have just heard about a minded of fishing trips, and fishing trips conjure up visions of ROY SMITH in Colorado. ROY, who works for the comptroller, did so well woman who went to see her Colorado streams that the .official state publication carried his pictaking with her an os- in trich on a leash "Now what seems ture showing him with two beautiful specimen that didn't get away. Our two cub reporters from maintenance communications section, to be the matter, Madam?" the doc asked. "Nothing's wrong with WANDA M. MADISON and NORMA R. SWALLOW, telephone No. 666, me," she said. "It's my husband. report that three engineers from their section have been loaned to the electrical" unit of accessories and miscellaneous repair. According to He thinks he's an ostrich." them, GEORGE F. LEE, RANDALL W. SORENSON, and DUANE P. what ever inthehell that WOODLAND are assisting on project 595C said. er two-wee- t SEEKING HONORS for Hill AFB at the Air Force Softball Tourney! Roswell, N. M., will be the "original hard luck boys." The Softball tea has dropped 10 of their 16 losses by a mere one-ru- n margin in Ogdi league playing. Left to right, (back row) MSgt. Neal Moss, Pfc. Bi TSgt. Harold E. Raleigh, SSgt. Edward Miles, SSgt. Don Bute baugh, MSgt. Harold Carter, (front row) Cpl. Bryan McPeak, U Frank Shaw, bat boy Don Boyce of Layton, MSgt. Morris Thompi and' TSgt. Dale B. Burdick. SSgt. Harold Bamford was absent w pix was taken. Cos, . phy-chiatri- 1 st, , is. ft to fit your Between dispatching airplanes and bouncing around the country to do a little f iahin', the four horsemen JERRY L. SLATTER, BROOKS WHITTIER, ED WATSON and MAX JENKINS have been keeping pretty busy. Right now, JENKINS is at Air Tach school at Tyndal Air Force Base on four months active duty with the USAF. .Watson, who went to Yellowstone, admits having a big time up there and brags about even catching some fish. Another "It's a small world" story comes from supply. MILTON PRIEST, civilian employee in base supply services section, was formerly stationed in England with no other than Col. HYMAN SCACHTMAN, director of supply, as his commanding officer. Bound for Long Beach is Sergeant TEX STANLEY and his wife, their" vacation will last 15 days. TEX is steward of HELEN. the NCO club and HELEN works in military training. Techsarg BRYAN T. SCOTT of the Air Inspector's office came to work one day last week feeling low and mean enough to kick the teeth out of a worm. Cause of the irritation was two smooth-workin- g holdup men who walked away with some of his Treasury Department engravings valued at 114 bucks. section is turning out so much work The publications-reproductiothese days with so few presses that AMC is seriously considering adding more machinery. k vacation. He said he didn't know DEE J. BUTLER is on a ( where he was going, but planned to get as far away as possible. Touring the field in the company of Chaplain FRANK WILEY a couple of weeks ago was Chaplain W. J. DEVOTO who is serving as Chaplain with the Escort detachment at "Second Street." HERMAN MUNSON, salvage inspector, recently returned from a horseback trip into the mountains southeast of Challis, Idaho, to inspect a crashed aircraft. He complains that the fishing looked mighty good but that he didn't have time to do any of it. Mark this one down as a "hard luck" story: JACOB YEAGLEY of contracting was well on his way to winning the Hill AFB civilian-militar- y golf tourney when an injured hand forced him to withdraw from the competition. His 'score of 72 at the end of 9 holes gave him an 8 stroke lead over the eventual winning score of 80. But nearness only counts in horseshoes! . . . comfort-wl- s All-in-a- J VIRGIN WOOL IOO ll, ns two-wee- SKIRTS HAVE YOU EVER STOPPED AT Sahara Drug Store? th tock Original SC than vr bfor. For now It you hav nylon reinforced heels and loos In the virgin wool tock whose size It guaranteed... Get your SC tock today and know why people the country over Ctm acclaiming them for sportswear with a casual air. Creamy white Iset 9 through 1 3, at better stores. 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