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Show Fridoy September 16. 1949 TOP TIMES HILL You Said It! What is your fav- - QUESTION: orite dish? ANSWERS: Leona Saunders, cafeteria -- "Fried shrimp. I prefer WW"'- AS br and for the mlUtary nd Tbt Hill Top Times U published 2!mth Pu bUc clrllUn personnel of Hill Air Pore Bsm under tothyi uigJjW Information Office. Address all communications Base. HUJ Force Air Office. Hq., Osden Air Materiel Area, Hill uses SeMTmah. Telephone HU1 AFB. Kit. 24M or 380. The Hill Top Times APM Annod Ftorcet Pres. service matertaL OlrUlan paper. T wjtat without and local news appearing In this paper Force m publication and LmmU not The Hill Top Times Is an official Air are those of the writers and Opinions expressed herein nSoisirlly those of the Air Force. The H1U Top Time. U supported by the mil Am nivlll&n Rmnloveea Olub. Captain Hubert L. Stewart. Public Information Officer Baker A. Wayne Sdltor Lorralne Ford ma-terl- diff- something Uf erent don't home time. al Aw-anoe- that I have at all the I like my shrimp dipped in batter and Helen Rice fried in deep fat By and served with Parties. hot sauce." Just any old reason will do for the personnel of adm. miscl. unit, when they're looking for an excuse to have party fun. Maybe Xdltor supply, Society Roy Shannon, O. Nelson Dorothy dinner is a good Classified they're moving, maybe they're not, a lunchtime chicken Helen Rice vehicle paint 8 and everyone said ' for Gordon it, Sdltor- Mariam idea Sept. arranged anyhow. TSgt. M. O. Hancock ni take shop AssocUte Kdltor "amen, count us in." and Ohas. R. Oreenhaw Pfc. balls meat - Maintenance communications had a dinner-dancin- g party, Aug. 26 Sport. Sdltor and REPORTERS as the place, so reports Wanda Madison. spaghetti the with Flamingo Oeertsen Conway and Marlon S. Stauffer d good coffee or noon Unit D. warehouse 14 gave one of their famous Opl. W. E. Zollinger Bernlce Waldron twice cream O'Brien . from Ellen warehouse the and office Sept.-6dinner" time Everyone Ann Day parties, a Jr. F. Pulham. B. three times U. H. M. Hansen was there. Gordon Fulmer . Naomi h. Wise week. I prefer balls out for vacations, fishing and loafing, etc. meat Time the well seasoned in Maintenance ROBTERT GOODFELLOW spent two weeks work to CLASSIFIED AD SECTION pref e r e n c e of and her husband Alfred are ing on his new house. ZELLA W. SANDER, kinds any in British Columbia. and 5 their with weeks family daughter like spending green Of course. I lllVUVMa B. SEIDEMAN This is your want ad section. Ads are free. Telephone mooto CARL visited rela went M. PATRICK BULLISR fishing. with it. nouse. nis BURTON LANE Texas. tives in shingled ext 243 or 260 to have ads printed in the paper or mail them salads included bjsktha PAGE Renee Fleish C. SHINKLE went to Nebraska to visit his mom IVAN home. at rested to the Public Information Office, Headquarters Bldg. fflStllll t8 IX ktl man, adjutant and then returned via Glacier National Park. PHIL MOSS and HER general "Chow BERT PETERSON and wives went to Yellowstone and Jackson Hole. mein! Everyone V-- W S. SNYDER chose the same place, as did SPENCER CAHOON EUGENE SALE surprises J likes MARY LOU CAHOON. ROBTERT C. LEMON, visited relaMRS. and and someday I Two girls or couple wanted to share Colo. HOWARD PERRY, went fishing and seeing in Electric range, excellent condition, out in tives to find Montrose, want Vilhome on bench. Rent free. Jrnone L. JONES, took his brother ( a visitor) and im $20. See at 112 400 St., Smith ROBERT it. in Yellowstone. is what ' Ogden beauties. ART BROWNELL, enjoyed a belated Utah's him with lage, Clearfield. Call Kaysville husband pressed My n in Frisco. GLEN DUNMIRE and well as HS combination it likes 1939 Plymouth coupe, excellent condo and we PERCY DOWNS report good fishing on the Green river in Uintah Basin. as I offer. Call Mr. and Mrs. John F. Allred, Jr., dition, $495, or make very often buy it TOM HARRISON, went to San Francisco the long way via Vancouver. 8265 or Kays- maintenance, girl, born August 24, Ext. Wilson, vacationed somewhere Quinn350-Jtake it HAROLD YOUNG chose Calif. STAN HUNTER then 1949. . Zion and Bryce Canyons. ville norae 10 prepare toured ELLIOTT ANDERSON, unknown. NMU&aWriSB Mr. and Mrs. Carrol W. Farr, in for ourselves." Winchester with scabbard, 0 JOHN STAGG fished at Big Piney. WARREN MOULTON hitch-hike- d shop. struments, girl, born Aug. 18, 1949 plating Darrell Glines, $40. Wold-berto Bear Lake. MR. and MRS. ROBERT A. HENDRY have just returned AlvinR. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Allen, stat but Ext. 8404. from 16 visiting relations in Texas. MERLYN RAWISON vacationed, Lake 41 class control, boy, born Aug. 27, 1949. 1936 Ford coupe, all accessories, and to Zion, Grand A plus Navajo Bryce where? Canyon, trip quick Mr. and Mrs. Ray Emmett, ma and signal supengine, new brake lining, good was made by MARDI JONES and her husband labor day weeK-en"I have condition, clean. Call Gibson, Ext. chine room, boy, born Aug. 16, 1949 ply SuddIv BILL BAIN, has returned from military tunougn m victor- Mr. and Mrs. Royal V. Poll, re peaches and Sahara Village, 666 or see at 4 ville, Calif. The BONOMO'S, Norma and Louis have gone to New York search branch, boy, born Sept. 3, cream for breakTTfoVi to attend the wedding of Lou's sister. The twins, age3, will be flower fast and supper Three new tires, 700 by 15. $8 each 1949. wno's girls. A "Wish you were there" came from myktle jjaliTUJN Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hessheimer, every aay tnat Trn npw tubes, same size, $2.50 vacationed MRS. GREEN PARLEY MR. and Tahoe. Lake on vacation at onii Soo at 2610 Monroe. Call Unit H. supply, boy, born Sept. 3, they are in sea VUVUi in Lansing, Mich. They have a new Olds. JOS. O. HAGEN and family son. Then for a 1949. Ogden 4878. went to Calif. ROSALIE HAPPY vacationed in Cedar City. MRS. FERN Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hamilton, change I bring WonViinff machine, runs good, $10, MOULDING vacationed in Calif. MRS. ZORA NEWMAN and husband Village. Call sheet metal, girl, born Sept. 6, 1949. a peach in my so nt 3 Sahara LEE plus their daughter spent two weeks in Colo, and Wyo. MR. and wife lunch. 663. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Probert, My Broadwater, Ext. 10 hours MRS. KEITH HURST vacationed on tne snores or tsear iaice. mk&. machine shop, boy, born Aug. 31, and I bottled peaches for II-FRENT to us eat this STELLA SMITH is away but didn't say where. MRS. OPAL FUDGE for last Saturday 1949. and MRS. LEORA LOOSLI and husbands spent a short vacation in Mr. and Mrs. George Church, ma winter." Thrn-roofurnished or unfur Yellowstone. STANLEY MORROW, and family spent Labor Day weekwaHamb1949. Wilda chine shop, girl, born Sept. 2, nished apartment. Heat and end in that famous park. MRS. MABEL DECKER spent that same weekMr. and Mrs. Lyle Black, plating ter. 2629 Madison Avenue, Ogden lin, finance in Colo. IRMA is vacationing MORLOCK MRS. LANA .... OT1T 'm "For about six end in Denver. ra M $60 a month. Call Mrs. Todd, Og- shop, boy, born Aug. 25, 1949. Nil S uoioraao ETCHISON mkb. is visiting in Mr. and Mrs. Jackie F. Goodwin, jjxiukh.injh orrAj-fiRRsprings, den years now ban MRS. and husband are SDendine 2 weeks in Jackson Hole, Wyo. aircraft storage, boy, born Aug. 22, anas have been Ill-Rid- es to Denver, where they attended the 1949. my favorite dish, DEAN BOOT and husband went IWAMOTO just took a rest. OXCLARA MRS. niece. of their it wedding is be Maybe From Smith Village, Clearfield. Ph been vacationing in Pocatello. Jiave and PALFREYMAN FORD cause tney are family Kavs. or not. Though a host of stock likes MRS. BRIEM MARIE Calif., so sunny Rides for two wanted from vicinity expensive on Labor labored control section Day, a lot of lucky souls employees Frank I Montague, 45, plumber during the win 29th and Jackson. Call Dick Rob d. week-nBOB BURT, took his ter time. We us took advantage of the last big summer and steam fitter, maintenance ser erts. Ext. 261 or Ogden Lost his next celebration. Onion Annual to the for have them family Day ually Payson vice section at rim a is, aiea or a IV-Rid- crs it was decided horses, he says. JEAN SONNENFELT around the week's pay on the new heart attack in the base hospital to Casper, man house either and drove so eat new and her them met she or she time her One rider wanted from 10th South last Monday. Montague became ill witn cream and sugar or plain in Dud- - Wyo. MRS. BEE LUNN and husband together with friends spent the and 15th East. Salt Lake. Call on the job and was rushed to the dings. I have heard of either holiday at Bear Lake. ROSEAL JENSEN and family drove up to Monte people AFB Hill hospital where he died Nelson, Ext. 344. or them so but baking frying far I Cristo. MRS. JESSIE' WAGNER cleaned house. MRS. LEOTA about an hour later. haven't tried them of either eating and husband went fishing in Montana. MRS. SUSAN LEYSON home 3940 was Oe: at Montague's tnose ways." den Avenue, Ogden. He was for flew to Omaha for a visit with friends and relations. MRS. MYRLASTORK KLUB T?TTT. An riiinhnnri went to Ttlllinca IJTJJAN and GEORGE GORGlen Whitsell, from Idaho Preston. and merly first started working at Hill AFB maintenance 3rd DINIER and the girls went to Evanston. MRS. RUBY LAYTON, and MRS. EDITH GODFREY and their respective husbands went to Evan in 1943. Funeral services were held echelon 'Tve ston to see the rodeo. JUNE C. SOLBERT, went to Ely for part or ner always enjoyed ' s . V : yesterday. 7 vacation. GLENN K. TAYLOR fished in Wyoming. s t rawberry Reasons that sound good aren't shortcake KATIE TURCOTTE, base cafeteria, vacationed in Yellowstone, rw-ESserved always good, sound reasons. MARONEY, motor pool went to the Dakotas and Missouri. HELEN either GREENLAND, motor pool went to Calif. LA REE SORENSEN, powcream Charlie Hamilton, wing section, whipped ered equip., maintenance and husband, STANLEY, inspector general of or ice cream. sheet metal has a new tax exemp- We freeze our fice just returned from a Canadian and Northwest vacation. tion, his 7th, a daughter born Sept. own berries so CONWAY GEERTSON. statistical control took his family to tne 6. It is reported he is more con. 1'' for fishing on the Columbia river. MRS. LEAH JONES, same Northwest t' ' ' we can tented than a man with seven mil- that have it during section went to Yellowstone. JOHN AARDEMA vacationed at nome. lion dollars. A man with seven mil- the off season WALTER B. CRAWFORD, supt. maint. sub div. shops is catching up. too. That has been lion dollars wants more! on his fishing on Spirit Lake. He claims the lake is full of beauties flsn my favorite dish all my life." that is. to xf , ' HILL AIR FORCE BASE CIVILIAN EMPLOYEES' CLUB Neither here nor there Balance Sheet 31 August 1949 A reporter who dares to sign his "John Henry" George K. v ASSETS Leeuwen, of supply salvage section submitted this. Please do not conf tms Current Assets (Cash) writer, nor of a 6,847.36 the following to reflect the sentiments of this would-b- e 1 Fixed Assets A (Furniture & Fixtures) 1,412.59 paper, but here it is so let the chips fall where they will. It seems that verse Expense 625.50 fellow named Riley Bushnell of salvage wishes to dedicate the terse secj Prepaid said Approved Club Building Contract of to follow to a gal named Catherine and a former employee 11,283.10 tion named Howard: "May I print a kiss on your lips?" he asked, TOTAL ASSETS $20,168.55 nodded her sweet permission, so they went to press, and I raner.gJJept feet LIABILITIES AND NET WORTH they printed a large edition." Well, we warned you! If you're Liabilities . or anymJ!!!, ..$ 7,860.34 or you're hungry when you read this, you won't find it Net Worth: yet w up us. Don't if We'll still with give funny. try again you're Surplus 1 Aug. 1949 . anytww $10,738.10 Coolidge.said of lots of things. Here's one "If you don't say Net Profit Aug. 1949 1,570.11 you won't be called upon to repeat it." At another time he made a pro Fourteen-month-ol- d luitu net wumi ax August i4i ............... " Dale Brent . 12 308 21 found quote: "Nothing in the world can take the place of Persl3te"ltv Talent will not; for nothing is so common as unsuccessful men . Bisseger, posing above with his & NH7T au Alius WORTH son uuusiui avi adored Mr. of the is $20,168.55 talent. Genius will not; for unrewarded genius is almost a proverb pet eat, and Mrs. Shlrl A. Bisseger. Shirl ucation will not; for the world is full of educated derelicts. Persst e.s STATEMENT OF PROFIT & LOSS Is so proud of his boy that he 1949 and determination alone are all powerful." Read it and digest it. f August will even wake him up at night Machine revenue "" 1,871.65 potent. In a lighter vein, a fellow named Art Guiterman is quoted to show him off to admirers, and Membership fees 337.00 the vanity of earthly greatness the above photo proves why he The tusks that clashed in mighty brawls should be so proud. Shlrl works TOTAL REVENUES Of 2,208.65 Mastadons, are billiard balls. Less: in the machine shop and has been Operating Expense: 219.69 The sword of Charlemagne the Just at Hill Field since 194S. The Is Ferric oxide, known as rust. F--t on live Profit at Wasatch Blssegers Operations 1,988.96 The bear whose potent hug grizzly Drive, Verdeland Park, and have Less: Other Expense (Club Projects) 418.85 Was feared by all, is now a rug. two other children, Sherry 8, and Great Caesar's bust is on the shelf, T 1- NET PROFIT FOR AUGUST 1949 $ 1,570.11 And I don't feel so well myself! ' Bdltor-Aaiocl- ate home-cooke- il ... ".-- Iff I-F- ANTED OR 318-R1- 1. ' J. VI-BIRT- vacation-honeymoo- it 4. Tt.'LA-- . 30-3- g, a. B-3- H-4- OR m Wanted OBITUARIES 318-R1- 1. Wanted in-la- ERN-STRO- M -- IK p with T , 5 ilJLL&Jl 1 .... ' s t 1-- 31 - |