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Show Pag HILL 2 Friday, June TOP TIMES 1Q, 1949 You Said It! faQUESTION: Where is your vorite vacation spot? Martha Noblitt, ANSWERS: Whse 7A, publications distribu"I have tion ..JKK&S only been there Tka BUI Top TlmM U published by and for th military and of Um Public psrsonntl of HM Air Fores Bin nader Um miponrulon Hill Top Tims. PubUe lafonutloa Offleo. Addrow aU eooununlcatloo to Tbo Hin Information Offles, Ha.. Of don Air Xtetorlol Aroa, H1U Air Forco Baa nw Mold, Utan. Tstephoa Hill AFB. Bxt. 943 or MO. Tno Hill Top Times maAPPfl mar OWUlsn papara reprint Amod Porooa Proai ssrrlco niatertaL terial and local nws sppearlnt In thU paper without obtaining specific clear- ana coiw , Tno Hill Top Times is an olllcial Air rorce puaucation adrertUlnc. Opinions expressed herein are those of the writers and not ise rlly those of the Air Force. The Hill Top Times is supported by the KU1 AFB Civilian Employees uiuo. Public Information Officer Captain Hubert L. Stewart. Wayne Baker Bolter Lorraine Ford Society editor O. Nelson -- Dorothy Classified Bdltor- Bice .Helen te Bdltor. TBst. M. O. Hancock Associate Bdltor REPORTERS Conway Oeertsen Marlon B. Btauffer Cpl. W. B. Zollinger Borate Waldroa Ellen O'Brien Bertha O. Hallmc B. F. Pulham. Jr. Lt. H. M. Hansen ' TBgt. M. T. Tucker Naomi L. Wise ctTUUn s : once, but I think Catalina Island is my favorite. I usually m ' By vacaRICE HELEN with my tioning Nebin sisters Vacationers, coming and going . . . raska tho." Even a General has to "get away from it all," and our amiable General is no exception, for last Sunday he and Mrs. Morgan and days of resting and for, Bandera, Texas for 30 come daughter Michelee leftand from San AnThe relations. Morgans friends with visiting tonio Texas. In fact, the General owns a "chunk" of the biggest state Reed Mooney, and his aide, the new Capt. Ladd, tells us that part of the 30 days will hydrostatics where be spent clearing a few acres of cedar trees. Some day a large dream "Anyplace home may grace the acreage, we are told. there is good usualBETTY JO JOSEPH, military personnel, and her tall, dark, fishing. I husband LEWIS, training br. were seen in southern Utah over Provo go up ly When the dust settled down on hiway 89, near Bryce a as the big week-encanyon, in a two-ton- e Hudson, who matter of fact, I they smiled and honked at friends Canyon, were down that way to see the sights too. LORRAINE FORD, PIO spent am leaving to- considerable time and money for color movie film, capturing cagey morrow 10 WYv k . characters and scenery on the trip thru Bryce and Zion. She took her about spend V'x'jk ... old sister, Beverly along. Seen hanging by the heels, and in I mice I Then I hope to WW,MWW other poses, looking wild flowers in the eye for close-u- p shots, precarious be able to spend most of my week- were two flower fiends your weary correspondent and a ends fishing." gal named Eve (whom Charlie Foster has tried to meet for months). Also very much along, tho tired and sleepy, except at .points of interest "CORDY" ZENKER and HAZEL LEAVITT, payroll unit. The were DurElenor shootin' will ensue after seein the 175 feet of movie film. for suin' ham, base execSEARS ROACH, air inspector's off. took his wife and daughters for "Oh, utive to Southern Utah. week's a trip that's easy Big JAMES E. WARDLEIGH, property office division Maintenance Bear Lake, CaliEDMOND ORLOB, same off, joined flowers. vacation his planting spent to I fornia. get to Utah. Henry SCHULTZ, southeastern a ielders Hillf for other trip the sleep late shop, spent a week in L. A. HOMER MILLER, plexiglas is others fish then machine3 weeks vacation in northern Cal. ELIOT ANDERSON, tool and I get up in time taking 10 die vacationing. WM. V. SWEENEY, sheel metal is taking days spent to eat a fish sneet metai is spend to tour south. FEKKON a month the Come breakfast. Florida-Texa- s 3 vacation. a weeks for ing to think of it Our smiling Judge Advocate (and family man too) LT. (JUL. JAMES tho, it is a toss has rented a delux cottage beside the blue Pacific, near TREACY, Na up between there and Glacier he and his wife and three children can spend a re where San Diego, tional Park, Montana. I love Gla30 days. He left May 31. laxing its natural of cier because beauty." Employee utilization and placement sections were missing a lew 's stay in faces lately. VIOLA WORKMAN is back from a KANSAS. FRANCES AUSTIN and her guard husband, Dick, went to Ike White, auto equipment MARJORIE CARLSON, Grand Junction, Colorado for a week-en"Alwent to L. A. Playboy, JIMMY DUCKWORTH dared to return to his repair though I have hometown, Blackf cot. He is back with us again, but how come we'll never been there never be sure. ELLEN ROWLAND went to Southern Utah for canyon end up good-looki- n' d. CLASSIFIED AD SECTION This Is your want ad section. Ads are free. Telephone ext. 203, 243 or 260 to have ads printed in the paper or mail them to the Public Information Office, Headquarters Bldg. I-- Sale For IV-C- ar Pool Drivers Wanted New basement home, completely modern. Furnished with refrigerset, From Salt Lake City vicinity of 9th ator, coal range, kitchen South St. and 9th East. Call Robedroom set and rugs. One-ha- lf acre of land. Cherry and apricot land Squires, SLC trees. New chicken coop and Join or organize car pool having cow shed. Three miles from Hill permission to drive on base. VicAFB on Mountain road. See or inity 24th to 28th and, Jackson to Polk. Ext. 8251 or Ogden call Posell, ext. 8488, .Engine Buildup annex to Hangar 3 and ' 4. 1941 Ford convertible, black, all ' V-Nu- rsery accessories, good condition. Call ext. 225, R. Maus, or Ogden Licensed day nursery. Hot lunches, snacks, and naps. For children ages 2 to 6 years. 92 Lakeview Tricycle, like new, adjustable, red and white. Will sell for $4.60 cash. Drive, Clearfield. For Information call Jessie Buror see at 2915 ton, Ogden Vl-Bi- rths Wall Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Parrish, Lennox coal furnace, blower and ducts Included. $100. D. E. Clines, central receiving, supply, . girl, ext. 8292. 231 Flint St., Victory Patricia, born May 1, 1949. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Selly, sheet Park, Layton. Trailer house, 7 feet by. 11 feet, metal, girl, born June 3, 1949. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Squires, good tires, sleeps two. $200. L. G. Fowles. welding, boy, born June 2, 1949. Philco combination radio phonoMr. and Mrs. J. T. Lundgreen, graph, excellent condition. Best radio repair, boy, born May 23, offer. A. J. Thackeray, Ogden 1949. SSgt. and Mrs. Ray S. Bills, Galvanized Hvater tank, 30 gallon. AACS, boy, born May 29, 1949. Mr. and Mrs. John Lesnan, air Trash burner with white enameled front, good condition. Inez inspector general, boy, born May 21, 1949. Frogget, 671. Seven room frame home. $500 Mr. and Mrs. Keith Powell, plex-- i down, $5250 total. Located 2342 glass shop, boy, May 27, 1949. Mr. and Mrs. Byron A. Monson, Monroe, Ogden. Call Ogden on Sunday. Owner works swing aircraft repair, boy, born May 19, shift. 1949. Eight piece dining room set, good Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Blair, condition. $80. 25 gallon aquarium storage branch, boy, Lynn D., born full of tropical fish of all kinds. April 28, 1949. $30. One bird cage like new, $9.50. Mr. and Mrs. Dale W. Alford, Cpl. Fred Hennefer, Ext. 747 or aircraft repair, boy. May 25, 1949. 1 Sahara Village. Mr. and Mrs. William Umpleby, aircraft repair, girl, Naomi, born May 25, 1949. I- ICapt. and Mrs. William H. Bail From 26th and Harrison, or will ey, weather officer, boy, born May join car pool. Lynn Farr, Ext. 29, 1949. MSgt. and Mrs. Ralph L. John 759, Ogden 7366. From 31st and Washington. Janet son, AACS, boy, born May 27, 1949. Francisco, Ext. 3225. From vicinity 29th and Madison, or will Join car pool, Mrs. Decker, Stork Klub Ext. 371. From 7th East between 2nd and 3rd South, Salt Lake City. Call 47 - 16 , D-2- Ridos Wanted SLC 40352. II- I- Riders 18-ye- ar red-head- ed hp two-week- d. and always to, I wanted Yellow- craning. Teletype unit let's 'em go too. DORA WILLIAMS returned recently from 2 weeks in Portland. DORIS WHEELWRIGHT left May 27 for 2 be weeks in. Texas and CATHERINE KELLEHER, supervisor of the unit, an ideal vacaleft June 6 for 2 weeks in Calif. "DUTCH" HINRICHS, mgr. base cafe Vil is restinc his wccli'a va ration nut. tion' spot. There Pavroll unit has a few enrmtv chairs. EMMA NOE went for 3 weeks you can combine fishing kok In Vok. MVDMA DTVI PO Vno mno a TOWA fnr 3 uroolra TOO with sightseeing, I plan on going this year anything to get out of town." . . - V. ... - r3 . A , u. v friends went to Utah Parks for the week-enKitty Arnell, publications re good behavior in San Bernardino with her sister and aunt, mikl, production "The Black Hills .r . . 111 PM n n n aA IrtlMKT of South Da Unj.:.ii. I I J! L. . , fnXT VT11II.s n vVM tvrw ten mo on run sudd y division kota! That is liw xkk. engineer jus. 2 weeks in Denver. for GEO. administrative inspector naj HARNER, where I am from. There are gone for 3 weeks in Dayton, Ohio. PAUL GROFF, chief adm. & con. sefl so many differ- and wife, MARGUERITE, chief stock level br. leave tomorrow tori ent types of weeks vacation. First ston Boulder for the graduation exercises fo M scenery there their daughter Pat, then on to Dayton and Middletown. ANGELIi tUTittv toft fnr STUCKI, T. O. publieations clerk, has gone to Calif, to join her nusow the Black Hills who just returned from overseas. CHLOE POULTER, researcn cm, last Monday for her first visit in resting from her Calif, vacation. Fishinar trios 6 years.) The streams of Montana hold plenty of appeal for reel outaw I.- - fi POWI.KS fnnnrirv thnn main folks. went rn Armsted. Mont. If II. K. Dumke, his fishin fun. DAHL CLARK and LOU SMITH, sheet metal cH civilian guard Yellowstone Park. Other sheet metal men: TOM MOLYNEUX, rm "I have been to CLARENCE JORGENSEN and CARL WESSERSMITH ca BIDDLE, Hebgen Lake, neor lines their up in Montana. GRANT HEINER, wood shop chose 'em Montana to fish 0 shOD Dam. fishiner. pulls for his wood TOM Mont, WEBSTER, many times but of waiuw streams. Idaho J. TRUITT still Pictures solicited, please! this year I am warrant orticer in sales commissary, supply left June 3 lor n to see going Montana. A. A. AGEE, supv. administrative br. supply went fishing Glacier National in Yellowstone. Park. I like to tour around a The marrying kind bit and see DALE CARDWELL. sheet metal, maintenance will wed DoroU some of Wordeman June 15. Four weeks honeymoon is planned. think stone would d. L IV 1 M. A. 1 J ... ... Wanted Three riders along South Temple or vicinity. Schmidt. Ext. 8233. Airman Of Month Named Unit Chief Attends Conference When the Junior Chamber of Commerce national convention was held in Colorado Springs, Colorado, June 8, 9, 10 and 11, Dave White-sidepresident of the Layton Jr. Chamber of Commerce, and chief of Unit "A" supply division at Hill, was a delegate. Young civic leaders across the country, between the ages of 21 and 35, totaling 5.000 gathered for their yearly conclave for the purpose of electing national officers and to discuss national Jr. C. of C. TSgt. William H. Newton MATS, was chosen as Airman of the Month for the month of May, it was s, 'J. announced by Brie. General William M. Morgan, commanding general. Sgt. Newton has been in the Air Force for 6 years and has been stationed at Hill for the last two years. He is assigned as shift sun ervisor in air freight at the MATS terminal. scnooi sweetheart, Barbara L. Case, in Salt Lake City iasi Honeymoon will be delayed. The beautiful mirae vnt hoi- mon whan V.TlWrH A. OLSON, ' Unit, maintenance married Jean T j Rue flreen In Sandv. Utah, My When Ed was a patient at the VA hospital, Jeane was his very i nurse, rneyii honeymoon in Oregon. 10 . TT.TM17! HTf f TMnUAM io Ta. rV. u 11 PAf .o annwerine .l.t urksio aaa. . r. Hit,, maim, nmK nt Mrs bv a tst aukiniHf fhpv were DPimv Tk.. working in motor pool and sUrted traveling around together. living in Clearfield, but may move to Georgia, Reagin's home staiej JAMES P. BULLER, AC left June 6 for four weeks riaee trip cast. His bride will twrepair, Arne Klein nf fit. Cloud. Minn. ding date: June 14. Another nurse got her man, for Agnes was in white" at St. Benedict's hospital, Ogden when they met. PAT ujfc. ai, repair tana jimmy s aaa; is malting me "f """i to the wedding not the honeymoon. It's outdoor party time 87 employees of cost accounting and statistical control section an uuiuwr pany June 3 at Lgoon everything rrom a "Vv-xisoftball game to frolics for everyone. Food, too. Otw5 - B. J ... Book agent: You should buy an now that your son is encyclopedia, 'Most every tim Glen Merrill, rhlol going to school matters. of tralnlnr branch, fnr hla Father: Nonsense! . PAYNELOUIS PASSE Y and CAPT. K. E. RVF wallet. It is to show this picture of walk the same as I did." Let him LEY, THOS. . it. Lew: What became of the big ni two year old on, Dix. Glen and planned was a canyon party for 80 members of motor pool nU It .game hunter? hi wife. lone, a former Hill m. Ike: I haven't seen you for ten partners last Saturday. They chose Penny's Park. Weber Csnyw 8tew: He disagreed with some ployee, live at Bountiful and arc SO What have you been doing their picnic party. The Committee years. assuring its success were. proud or this new addition. Mike: Ten years. GREENLAND, DON WILDE, ROBT. BENTON and DICK V fun-hou- rnh se l)i |