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Show HILL Pago 2 cr-- v ""m n1 f. TOP TIMES I . lttoJTjJ i YOU SAID IT' like to see the wouldn't you year . : n ? Dull Win more Wiuea A. ANSWERS: military and Ttmaa to iiMMm by and (or Um ox ua ruww etrUUa pwmbb ( Bin AiranFore But oadar totbanjgmaun Tfce HJB Top Ttojfc PobUe niiHraHnni Saforsuttaa Offtea. Addraa OaHan Air Malarial Araa, HUl Air Poroo Bam. HUl hfamaUea Off!. He HUl w MaM, Utah. Tal-SbAH, Ext. Stt or SM. Tao Hill Top Ttaja maAmos' Ponm Ptom Mrrleo maUrUL Civilian papars Mr. reprint . Mineeleor-aaaterial 4 loool aowo appaarus la this papar without otototolngand accept no Ta HIS Top TlmM to an offletoi Air Tore publication berela are thoae of the writi and not paid adrarttolaa. OplaloaaAirezpraaaed Foroe. The HUl Top Times to aupported or tna MMaaarU? thoae of the am To on. APa Otrulan SBworeea duo. I PsMto Information Offloer Hubert Captain I. Mttor. OUsetftod Bdttor Aejoetoto aMItor iaantitata MMor SporU Sdltor Marian a. Wayne Barer Lorraine Ford Dorothjr O. Neleon Helen Bice M. O. Hancock Pfc. Chas. R. Oreenhaw TSt. RXFORTBRa Oonwar Oeerteen Opl. W. B. ZoUlnter BUen O'Brien B. F. Pulbam. Jr. T8tt. M. T. Tucker Btauffer B. Stewart. Beratoo Waldroa Bert lie O. WfltHlf 14. H. K. Hanson L. Wise This la vonr want ad faction. Ads are free. Telephone 203, 248 or 260 to have ads printed in the paper or mail them to the Public Information umce, neaaquarters mag ext SALE OR V-Rid- Wanted ors Remington Portable typewriter, al- Three riders wanted from Arsenal most new. Will sell for $60. Villa. Call L. T. Johnston, Ext, Wayne Ashby, Ext. 8475. See at 8236. 6 Sahara Village. Call 1942 Harley Davidson motorcycle. From Harrison Avenue, Ogden. Donald Burnett, Ext. 709. 578 5th condition. St., Very good M-1- Ogden. Telephone Ogden 7360. Living room suite, blue corduroy finish, inner springs. Fine condition. A. L. Mickelson, 61 North Washington Ave. Ogden, phone Pool Vl-C- ar Drivers Wanted Winchester carbine, lever action. New bluing, scabbard, 840. Vicinity 27th South and 7th East, D. E. Gllnes, plating shop, Ext. Call Croft, Ext. 297 or Salt Lake 8404. City 1948 Norge refrigerator, 13th East and South Vicinity set 1M1 Maytage washer; cabinet and 6th South. . Hank Temple for kitchen; bedroom set; Norge 684. Ext. Call Call stove Ext others. and oil 80-8- 0 -- ' ot; Roma Vicinity of 12th St., Ogden. Call Gross, Ogden Modern three-roohouse, five and on half acres ground. 86600, on terms. Located in East Layton VII-DIRT- HS on highway 89, half mile south of Hill Field junction. Call Kays. 2. Mr. and Mrs. George B. Hoi sedan. Excel- brook, comptroller's 1989 Plymouth office, girl, lent condition, radio,, heater, spot Carol Ann, born July 3, 1949. light. A steal at $450. See at 678 Mr. and Mrs. Ross Thompson, Patterson, Ogden. Call Ogden finance section, girl, Deborah, born 9823. 6, 1949. Lot for sale in Smith Village, Clear- July Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dalton, field. 60 x 120. $850. Call Kays. 8, or Kaysville 448 308-J-- 2. Jones. m S19-R-1- - 4-d- aircraft repair, boy, born July frame house In excel- 1949. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd A. Bennett, lent location for Hillfielder. Call Phil Blddle, Ext. 658 or see at aircraft repair, girl, Janet born 62 HUl Villa, Layton. June 27, 1949. Mr. and Mrs. George C. Witt- mann, Unit A, stock control, girl, ll-F- On Pamela, born July 13, 1949. Mr. and Mrs. Don Taylor, sheet furnished apartment. All metal mfg., girl, born July 10, 1949 utilities furnished. Available Dahl Clark, sheet Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. August 1st. Call Mrs. born metal, boy, July 11, 1949. 430 35th St, Ogden 8878 or see at Mrs. Darnell Easling, .Mr. and Ogden. aircraft storage, girl, born July 13, 1949. Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Stimpson 810-J-- S. RENT Ill-WANT- ED inspection, boy, born June 30, 1949, apartment wanted. E. Mr .and Mrs. Robert T. Grose, W. Crowther, aircraft repair sec warehouse section, boy, born July 4. 1949. tion. Call Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Smith, serv ice stock "A", boy, born June 30, Two-bedroo- m VVchtod IV-Rfd-os 1949. Mr. and Mrs. Adiel J. Bleyl, From Washington Terrace. Call maintenance, boy, Jeffery, born Bernice Llndgren, Ext. 709. July 7, 1949. EZXJL AD . FOZIC2 BASS EMPLOYEES CIVILIAN WELFARE FUND FINANCIAL STATEMENT 88 Jane, 1949 Net Working Capital, 1 June, 1949. Receipts During Month of June, 1949: A. Post Restaurant Dividend A. Recreation B. Bookkeeping, June, C Floral Wreath Total $2,425.88 $ 50.00 5.00 $389.78 Decrease During Month of June, 1949. Net Working Capital SO June, 1949- Consisting of: AC23T8 A. Cash In Bank B. Potty Cash. C Loans Receivable. Total LIABILITIES: A. Net Working Capit tm...i flmo la here! . . . had a summer rjlcnfn of maintenance A Imintsf ration vtx..A..... "'I . branch t-ilmati nr oo men, women ant are xveyurta Weber in Wheel janyon. The a m ni Katherine rnm i ro ollslJIS GinrviM i n .'snTTnuii tnvionmo m u maae j iuimuiuv, small try joineu Griggs, salvage a perfect party. "No .because j. uu tvid whepi was aiau mc bh.c iui a. juiv iij. .in' piuntDOUG my boy friend, HELEN GREENLAND, O'BRIEN, AAR0M MLCKIE OGDEN, Howard Muir, is and DICK LEWIS got tneir neaus t,ugei.iier aim piannea it . . . nd rodeo per urnnHpr it. WftS fun. former. Onceror The WheeB Must be pretty nice at tms weoer canyon iun-spdown in southoutdoor party. July 8 was the datd another for Hillfielders Utah he got and the reason was because GLORIA HARRIS was leaving budget and gored by a bull, jf fiscal office. so I haven't f Pnvroll did it aeain! This time they used the gome away of CAR. been too fond of them since." META HOLST'S boy friend, E. E. Stevens, to throw a lawn party at Charlie Nebek MRS. EUGENE FRAZEE, unit supervisor's place in Layton. Roving e r, oi an an air. headquar reporters say it was wning-cun- g of payroll decided to take up house t e r s messenger When MRS. AFTON GURNS fellow-workee "I've been in kppnintr on a basis her gave her a luncheon about four ro farewell party . . . and threw in an electric toaster to show they'd miss deos this season, her. so I've had quite Administration miscl. unit of supply gave DAISY VALIANT a birth- a bit of practice Hnv nartv recently. ' at "throwing the Unit "D" of stock control section, supply had a wonderful picnic' bull." Maybe the time at The Wheel not long ago. people in the Vacationers grandstand get a charge out of Yellowstone is still top on the list of favorite vacation lures for seeing the bull win, but I tell you, Hillfielders. Read the list of those who chose it, according to our latest when it's YOU the bull's charging, reporting: From maintenance: MR. and MKS. KUWAKD ARILDSON, that's different." HAROLD GOATES (alias the Wolf Pelt Man), LOREN FREW, GEORGE RUSSEL, JOE BODILY, LELAND WRIGHT, GEORGE Paul Schreck, TINGIE, THERN BLACKBURN, JOE RICHARDS, EUGENE FINCH, equip heavy MRS. VIV1AJN K.. lUJLiU. V rom supply division me vauatiun usi reaas instalair ment, DELSA MELQUIST. cont. sec. fished in Montana. MR. and MRS. DEN lations "I have VER C. OVIATT (he's head of area activities, supply) are sold on the no obj ections Jackson Hole country for fishing and scenery. THE STAUFFERS But either way. Marion of adm. and control section, supply and J. a., tiight test, arrf I do think the enjoying a month's vacation in the Northwest and Canada. inWe're lookodds are on the that woing forward to seeing Marion's color shots of the scenery bull." nderland. CHLOE POULTER thinks Yellowstone is a terrific vacation snot. JOHN W. GILKISON, fished in Wyoming. LEON L. STEINSHOW ER went to Kansas for his. and MAYME B. SCHAEFFER visited in Milton H. Oklahoma. LOUISE OLIVER, maint. attended a Watch Tower Conven Smith, facilities tion on her time off for two weeks. CARL SCHMIDT went to Los An services, branch, eeles to visit his daughter. BURTON BROOKS spent a week in Spanish "Yes, I Fork. MARVIN FISHER, fuselage section chose Shoshone, Idaho and supply think so. It's Magic Dam for vacationing and fishing. BERNARD FARR, sheet metal pretty hot out fished on Henry's Lake. CARL MESSERSMITH, fuselage sec. spent two there for the weeks in the Northwest. HAROLD ASTE, same sec. traveled all over poor bull. I the east and returned in a new Packard. STERLING FULLER, macn think he de- shoo snent one week in Montana. WILLIAM GOLDMAN (the goatman serves a break." remember?) of welding shop took a week off to visit his bees anotner love of his. RAY NEIBAUR. wine section spent a week in Mexico TOM MOLYNEUX. sheet metal spent two weeks in Portland. DOR0 Mercedes "SuVAN DAM. stock control recentlv returned trom tnree weens in THY milsie" Sterzer, Washington. ALVIN D. SMITH, central shipping, supply chose the itary training northwest and Canada. RILEY E. BUSHNELL, disp. and salvage gave "I think the the natives of Meadow, Utah a thrill with a visit. EMELIA G. AUSTIN, world is too full T. O. Unit maint. and husband spent two weeks in Colorado and JNonn of bull now we Dakota. MBL.TON CORNISH, tool crib vacationed in Wyoming and could do with a Idaho. MARDI JONES, maint. per. and MAR VIS JONES, supply aiv. little less of it." in Jackson Hole and xeiiow (with their husbands) spent a week-en- d stone. GEORGE F. RUBY. reel. hr. chose California for his with a with pay. EVA J. MECHAM crowded the last big week-en- d trip up to Spokane. MERLE PAGE, RUDY MAWS, and MILTUiN iv. IOM, radio repairman spent their vacations in California. BILL FRYER, THANK YOU! wing sec. took his Scout troop up in the Uintah Mountains, up near I wish to thank my friends for China Lake for a wonderful week Mir.RT.TNr WRAVER. Dlexielas had the many lovely flowers and kind two weeks "at large" wherever that is. RAY OLSEN, mach. snop na expressions of sympathy at the returned from two weeks in Santa Monica. Calif. CALVIN SELLY,It time of the death of my mother. sheet metal, has returned from a thrilling trip down the Colorado. was a iree trip for Cal that is, for piloting one of the ooats ne iq Fern Andrew. ceived $250 to pay for it. We'd like some pictures and details for ft J story, Cal. How about it? Stork Klub Statistical control vacationers: MAX BILLS went to Seattle ana took his family along. LELA RIGBY, vacationed in the land of liquw uunsnine aniornia to you. MRS. ELAINE ROBINS, went to CaW Stone. VESTA SILL, coat is vnrntinnine!' in L. A., UiVAiN Rainbow Trout on iu" welding caught a jviukkay, weoer ruver. uot a picture, Evan? New faces, transfers, etc MRS. MARGARET WILSON transferred from adm. br. civ. personnel to Davroll. Prnvnst TWo - nis HEW' . o nao uuvv olvi ITT. JERRY STROTH. PM nffi unite - tn Rnnj Dieeo to join left ticAA her Navy husband. BILL OWENS, service stock "F" transferred to PAUL C. BENNION joined inventory, supply. ??.ernardinofrom SALMON and LAVAR TCRTmrsmM hnth heen air reserve to research branch. FRED L. PHILLIPS is going to leaye maintenance to transfer to California. KARL G. HINMAN, is now m ventory Dr. as a storekeeper. MRS. LA RUE WAYMENT is now in Jf . nRANG rT?rr-Nr ports branch. Transnnrtntinn Bor,tt CONRAD LARSEN, LA MAR DODGE and CONRAD STANLEY. Nejl o,55aK.control: LEONARD VAL HAMSON, D. R. THOMr SHIRLEY THOMAS, MRS. FRANCIS BROWN. And MRS. L onjnuAAKU is welcomed back. .41.058.08 10.00 .... two-wee- k'i i" ftrr-oiintin- 4-l- b. . MA"-JORI- E - ar, xi more oo not join the ranks m ner giu"F going to be stretched another foot at the result of her twice ...$2,104.58 $2,104.58 4,249 .4979 J5021 daily stretching lesson. DM2NDORLOB' malnt- - Jined the Wasatch Mountain Club y wallowed J the snow fields American Fork Canyon. likes a reminder of last winter's ofsnow himself in ls or likes new lobster-re- d snow tan. G chief motor Po1 received a letter from Warrant Lomax, formerly of the Air Inspector's off ice at best VfSfJAJ???, at Ft. McAndrew, Newfoundland and sends his stiouned Z th Little Ra Nae Hadley seems to fit right into anyone's ideas of what little "Goldilocks" must have looked . like. . She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Carl 1,036.50 Average Civilian Employee Strength for Month of June, 1949 Net Working Capital Per Employee Amou"vrer Employee Which May Be Accented rs full-tim- $2,104.58 -- J i. 5 321.30 - i By HELEN RICE -- 68.48 834.78 1949- - v SSgt B. L. Lambert, ..flight surgeons' office "Yes, I think it would enlarge the audience for the bull to win oftener." ot CLASSIFIED AD SECTION l-F- Si ; Hadley, 765 2Srd St, Ogden. Carl works In contracting. Mrs, Hadley, the former Ruth Johnston, was a Hillfielder also in 1942. Next Thursday is a red letter day for Ra Nae because Its her fifth birthday. omSJ Rr' 'M- - who knew him. JO,YCE FERGUSON W-SuL- and EVELYN KOZICKI of stat. control , are both resigning. with J denHEfear 5f s?endlnS Part of a honeymoon in a rowboatnewlywed Paddles? Want to hear of it? Ask the stat. control. vera??Nrt?TA,GG' rlding 8hoD 18 terminating to attend Stanford become a dentist. wrQa?d(n? |
