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Show Page 2 HILL Friday, December 23, 1949 TOP TIMES YOU SAID IT! QUESTION: What is your idea of the best kind of Christmas? AN SEWERS: Fayo Sarrow, Transportat ion "I like the kind of Christmas we used to enjoy Tbm Hill Top Tlmsi U publimhtd by and for tbt mlllUry and civilian personnel of Hill Air Pore Bate under the luperrlalon of the Publle Information Offlee. Addresa all communication to The Hill Top Times, Publle Information Offlee, Hq., Ogden Air Materiel Area, Hill Air Force Base. Bin yield. Utah. Telephone Hill AFB, Ext. 241 or 260. The Hill Top Times uses Armed Forces Press service material. Civilian papers mar reprint AFPS material and local news appearing In this paper without obtaining specific clearance. The Hill Top Times Is an official Air Force publication and accepts no herein are those of the writers and not paid advertising. OpinionsAirexpressed Force. The Hill Top Times is supported by the necessarily those of the Hill AFB Civilian Bmployees Club. Public Information Officer Captain Hubert L. Stewart, A. Wayne Baker dttor Associate Editor Dorothy O. Nelson . Lorraine Ford Associate Editor Associate Bdltor TSgt. M. O. Hancock -- Pfc. Chas. R. Oreenbaw Sports Editor REPORTERS Jo Ann Amann Marlon B. Stauffer Bern Ice Waldron Varge Thompson Ellen O'Brien Ann Day B. F. Pulham, Jr, M. Hansen Lt. H. Gordon Fulmer Naomi L. Wise Helen Rice Conway Geertsen when we were all young and spent them at By Helen Rice Grandmoth e r s. PARTY FUN and FROLIC .. . There would be Supply's famous stock control section had better look to its laurels at least 35 aunts, insofar are concerned, for the civilian personnel group "threw'' as uncles and cous- one which parties down in unrecorded history as "one for the books." will go ins and we would 13 December, was a lucky night for 100 civilian personnel and Tuesday, tree and have a big partners when they gathered in the popular civilian club for eata turkey dinner. We were too theirand committee were responsible for its rousA live-wimerriment. ing or to dishes young help with the are: REED success. J. Here MOORE, EUGENE V. FRAZEE ing they worry about giving presents then. JOYCE JENSEN, GLADYS THOMSON, and EARL NELSON, with the Those were really the wonderful inimitable HAROLD WINER as the emcee. The program highlights indays!" cluded such tender, and unforgettable renditions as these, which folDonald Jeffer- lowed unrepeatable jokes by Mr. Winer: "The Three Wheels," Colonel ies, Engine Test W. Jackson, Major Robert H. Hincklely, Jr., and Leland H. FlorJerome Block "My idea ence who responsed with appropriate remarks. We didn't know he had of the best kind in some communit in him, but ELDO S. SLATER, led the party-goeof Christmas is CLASSIFIED AD SECTION a happy one at ity inging. An unbelievable portion followed called, "The Three Mer-maids," impersonated by EUGENIE FRAZEE, CARMETA HOLST and home with my CORDELLA ZENKER who amazed and mused everyone with a song This is your want ad section. Ads are free. Telephone wife (and 2 and dance number encored with a parody on "Santa Claus is Coming son, ext. 243 or 260 to have ads printed in the paper or mail them year old One to Town," written by JOYCE JENSEN and GLADYS THOMSEN. A Bruce. would to the Public Information Office, Headquarters Bldg. "The Mysterious Three," CARMETA HOLST, CORtalentful three-som- e where we DELLA ZENKER and Mrs. PAUL TOLLESTRUP then performed their all get exactly little hearts and legs out! More talent was unearthed with a quintette the kind of pres ed re rs ents we wanted." . from classification: BARBARA RANDALL, W. C. McMILLEN, LESTER T. NORTON, A. D. DUNN and EARL NELSON. The close-oof the evening upheld the merry mood to the finale with a presentation of "gag" awards to employees for meritorious and outstanding service Edmunds custom built racing aluabove and beyond the call of duty. The following lucky persons received minum head will sell far below attention and howls of laughter when their work and efforts gained cost. For all models of Plymouths. award-noticSTANLEY D. McKAY, WM. CABLE LEE FLORENCE, Call SSgt. Leon A. "Shrek, Ext. A special Christmas program has LES NORTON, TERESA SANTARELLI, J. RETD JOE NEVILLE, 616. been planned by the chapel choir EUGENIE MARGARET WILSON, SAM ANDERSON, MOORE, PracticalNorge. Christmas too FRAZEE and LOU WIRTH. Refrigerator, to be Hill all for or not the above persons will Whether presented military 258. new. Ext. now. Taylor, ly much and civilian personnel at the Worto live up to the awards given is one thing, but from all reports doesn't be able There ship Hour, Sunday, December 25, most they certainly will never be able to live them down! seem to be the at 10:00 a. m. The program will v II-Foffice had its annual Christmas party today in the Comptroller's of kind be a "Christmas story in words right court marshal room, headquarters building. Advance information indi and music." The chapel choir is feeling any more. Everyone seems cated they'd be enjoying turkey and other feasting food. each Small apartment, large room and directed by Sgt. Ted outdo to to be just trying Heath. MARGARET MONTGOMERY, comptroller's of parties, Speaking prikitchenette, partly furnished, other." one but not by inheld one Dec. 9. It turned into a candle-ligoffice, Pre-divate entrance, $20.00. Mr. Allen, Glen Sgt. out of service and candles were substituted. went tent. Electricity MoExt. 8288 or Ogden Driver, Motor pool section held a party at the civilian club, Dec. 9. Com "If tor Pool STORK KLUB mittee planners were: WALLACE R. CHECKETTS, MICKIE O'BRIEN the have could I Ill-Rid- ers D. JONES. Fifty motor pool employes and their guests GILBERT and kind of Christcame in spite of the storm and were rewarded with entertainment from: mas I would SGT. GEORGE MARONE, who sang, and HERSCHELL WISE who From North end Salt Lake City, best it like Call Ext. 8413 or SLC sang and accompanied himself on a guitar, plus harmonica solos by would be like it CHECKETTS. WALLACE Cunningham. I was when Three riders wanted from 21st Administration branch, maintenance held a dinner party Dec. 22 and was young at which gifts were exchanged. Production inspection enjoyed a South, North through town beall the relatives tween 2nd West and 6th East. on Dec. 9 at the civilian club. gathered togeth tmimwmimmmfumiium Have new car with radio and BIRTHDAY GREETINGS and had a er heater. Call Paul Grundy, S. L. "The Old Maids" of the salvage section, supply: KATHERINE merry time. Where there was lots or Ext. 488. of good feeling and the talk was GRIGGS and BEVERLY SHAW, shared , the birthday spotlight recent not about international affairs and ly. GEORGE VAN LEEUWEN, reporter, states they will be old enough IV-Ridwar, but just good friendly small to vote next year. cs Aunt His initials spell "Man." His employees in the comptroller's office talk like 'Sue had a baby orChrist-mases call him Mr. Niland. I'll take sick. His friends call him "Mike." By any other name is Flo Yes, From Sahara Village to Weber collike in the old days with he would still be the same enigmatic fellow. Tho belated, his birthday lege all or anyone of following those 'dear. hearts and gentle peo- news is welcome. Nov. 25 was his natal day. Here's hoping he's around days: Monday, Wednesday and for as many more as he wishes. . ple'." 4th. Lela Rigby, WINTER VACATIONS Thursday beginning January Be in Ogden by 6 p. m. Leave Keypunch OperDon't let their names fool you ! ROSALIE HAPPY, central Offden by 9:30 p. m. Call Broad Stat. Con- supply and FAE SORROW, passenger unit both vacationed in shipping, ator, Nevada. 3 Sahara water. Ext. 246 or trol "I prefer a not together. Rosalie went with her family to Las Vegas and but Village. white Christmas. took her husband on a visit to Reno. Clearfield, Shirley Reed, Ext. 461. My folks live FayeMR. and MRS. JAMES PIDD will spend the holidays in Los Angeles. quite a ways The Rose Bowl game and horse racing at Santa Anita will help make 'K':iSSfS: M: ';cifei:f S rfiiSi 7:3 from here and I time enjoyable. Jim spends his time in administrative inspection would sure like their works in the air inspector's office. VIRGINIA MILNS, and unit to be with them. research Afton left for an early Christmas vacation to Cheyenne. branch Mrs. Max B. Jenkins wishes to Little Judy Ann Nebeker, (above) I believe I like MARTY BROWNING, unit E is going on foreign service (to Bonham, thank all those who contributed the first Hill AFB baby born in of the kind we to that the Christmas holidays with her daughter and is) so thoughtfully towards the com1949, is quite a grown-u- p Texas, young spend Christmases The Kid from Texas doesn't like the snow prevalent in Zion. pletion to the addition which Max lady now. She missed being a have now better than the old ones parents. son. She'll be back to work about 3 January. MRS. EDITH New Year's Day baby last year because we have more presents, and visit her had begun on their home in MRS. MAYBELLE CLINKENBEARD has gone to Dallas. Texas, to by just a few hours. This Janu- more luxuries and comforts. GODFREY, unit A is vacationing this Christmastide in Idaho Falls. ary 2nd will be her first birthJasper (Pop) ANN HIGBEE, cute typist with the tumed-u- p day anniversary. Ferron Nebeker, Wood, nose, is spending two Packing, sheet metal manufacture, fath- Supply wonderful weeks at Las Vegas. DORA DECKER is vacationing "This er of Judy Ann, had an anni- year I would but where? MURIEL NIELSON will spend Christmas in Battle MounMr. and Mrs. William G. Knowl-deversary of his own last Friday 1 i k e a tain, Nevada. MRS. MABEL DECKER is finding time to go to Denver nice he celebrated the completion of peaceful Christengine test, girl, Dorothy for Christmas and Los Angeles for New Years. ERMA EITCHISON his 8th year of working at Hill mas with all the born Dec. 13, 1949. left today to spend Christmas in San Diego. RUTH GUMMOW will Capt. and Mrs. James G. Davis, AFB. Judy Ann, who is an only family at our Christmas in Burley, Idaho. MRS. ANNIE GEDDES goes to spend Assistant Chief Service installation, child so far, lives with her par- home. This Utah. Both work in voucher control. Orem, boy, Brian Lee, Born Dec. 21, 1949. ents at Willard. NELLIE ZITO and ARDIENA STEGEN, comptroller's ofice are Christmas is goI ing to be one of vacationing until after New Year. our best because LLOYD HAMPTON, motor pool, with his wife, Ann, transportation HILL AIR FORCE BASE CIVILIAN EMPLOYEES' CLUB section spent a week-en- d in Evanston, Wyoming. Hill Air Force Base my wife's moth HiU Field, Utah LES FORD, machine shop, maintenance, spent 2 weeks in Califorer is here from the Russian Zone STATEMENT OF PROFIT AND LOSS in Germany. She is 73 years old nia. CHARLIE SWAIN, production facilities is vacationing for 2 weeks 1 - SO November 1949 Christmas time. Reporter, EVELYN DE YOUNG, flight test has and says she has never seen such this $ 3.286.66 Sales a week away from hill. enjoyed a wonderful place in her life as HERE AND THERE Net Machine Revenue 1,586.45 147.00 Less Refunds Area activities, supply has welcomed VERA WALLER as a new Utah. Of course, one of the best Memberships 5.70 Discount Earned two was ever employee. had Inventory branch is orienting CHARLES D. MCALLISTER Christmases I over came from facility service branch. MARIE NANCE, formerwho car won You the see, I $ 5,025.81 years ago. $ 5,025.81 of research branch has transferred to the 830th AF Specialized Depot, TOTAL ly that was given away at the Hill Memphis, Tennessee. TOM MOLYNEAUX, sheet metal inspection has COST OF GOODS SOLD: Field party that year. But I'm real- transferred to San Bernardino AFB. 36072 iHMtiMHt.mH NAODINE NEWEY, statistical unit, maintenance is leaving Hill ly not expecting to win it again $ 2,665.09 2,665.09 this GROSS PROFIT the first of the year to fill an LDS Church mission to the New about year." States. LESS: Operating Expenses England 4 6 I&F MRS. RUTH RHEAD, resigned her clerk typist position in the DEBUNKING DE BUNK . 383.96 Snack Bar services unit, supply to stay home and become a housewife. 1,540.36 Club GORDON to attend went to Denver BIGELOW, unit publications do If you always right, you'll the wedding of his favorite niece recently. $ 2,353.28 please a lot of people . . . you'l 2,353.28 Personnel of the salvage section would Hike to pass on a toast subas twice many though. mitted by RILEY BUSHNELL: surprise 311.81 $ Profit from operations "If I the reasons will define Research is an organised method LESS: Other Expense There are just five, for drinking wine, 257.06 for keeping you reasonably dissat 257.06 $ $ Club Projects (Hill Top Times) Good wine, a friend, or being dry, isfied with what you have. Charles Or lest you should be by and by, 54.75 F. Kettering. Net Profit for November, 1949 Or any other reason why." I-F- Chapel Choir SALE OR nrirriir'airnrwMsftvfnifim-tmnin- Mildred Pow ers, Flight Test "I like the kind of Christ mas best. It seems like they have commercializ e d ut ed Plans Program e: 8-- ft. -- RENT OR ht x, Wanted v get-togeth- er ... 40 Wanted ... H-4- J ' VI-DIRT- .... HS n, J, La-Vo- n, ... a a full-fledg- ed . |