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Show July HILL TOP TIMES Page 4 Has Anybody Here Seen Win Safety Honors a h - " l ?-- Own tke sr ( ' 18, M iaj o xiumius, nopin. pruximtneiy that the owner will claim her. . H. will turn the dog over to the right, ful owner after identification hai been made. Juenger ean be reached at Hill AFB on Ext. 340 or in Ogdej on ' , vkJ 1 Jack? If anybody is missing a black female cocker puppy, chances are it's the dog found by Mike Juene Mike is keeping the pup, age an! VACATION DAZE Sheri Woolf, reporter in material control division t JI supply ana services mreuLuraie, repuits are vacation bound. For many of her instance: The Shirl Loosli's are vacationing in Yellowstone National Park, Mrs. Margaret Shumway A bachelor is a man who didnt and family also chose Yellowstone for a little jaunt; have a car when he was in college; to a Mrs. Urilla Christiansen took trip "Idaho, and Wyvonne Towe took off for a week, Charlene Cason journeyed to Denver to witness the "Skating Nationals", and Dora Decker, is enjoying a quite two weeks "just taking it easy." ..... 4s. Robert L. Standage, storage section, and his Sheri Webber DRIVE-I- N family are visiting in California and Mexico; Turner, Corrosion control, is fishing in Washington; Ward isEvarts is visiting spending his time off in California, and Georvanna Zampedri with the a daughter on the poast. . . . Reed Evans spent a week Canadians in Calgary and Lake Louise as ambassador at large for On Highway 91 North of Layton Box Office 7:S0 Ogden's Pioneers Days. . . . Horrace Bennett, supervisor of reports and First Show at Dusk statistics sub unit, and his family are spending a three week Vacation ' ; at St. Paul, Minn. SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSffiSSSS PARTY PATTER: Fri., July 18 and Sat., July 19 Mueller's Park in Bountiful was the scene of the picnic party staged NITE FAMILY $1.00 per Car for all base supply division employees. Picnic lunch was served under the direction of Samuel P (Pierre of the Waldorf) Larson while were "K.P." Ted Thompson and Frank Perry. Chief bartender was Capt. Roy A.: Barker. Entertainment' was under the direction of Vern (Cecil B. DeMille) Hopfenbeck and Francis (Helen Hayes) Barber. Guests in attendance were Lt. Colonel Lewis B, Weigold and company and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrington. ' A potluck' party was held in priority monitqring section With Major Robert Pollack as( guest of honor. . . . Everybody in Class03B, supply, gathered round for a birthday party for the boss, Bill Hynes. . . . Approximately 100 members of the Corrosion control unit held their annual PLUS "Happy picnic at Lagoon which featured a baked ham luncheon. RAKDOLPH office was of administration members Maintenance, sung by birthday" to the Chief, Mel Schwartz who was the guest of honor at a little celeSCOTT bration held at break period. . . .,. Supply and Services Staff members surprised Lt. Colonel Fred F. Cupp with a birthday cake and ice cream following staff meeitng in celebration of his July 13 birthdate. Lauret-tavKidm- an DAVIS 1 THEATER 31? N o Jsupply's fcaiety Lt Col. Fred F. Cupp (rignt) maKet, pret.euwii.on nu r awards to Eldon W. Boyle ueiu oi me snipping, receiving for May, and John W. Mac Arthur, operations branch, winners base supply division, who copped the Safety plaque for June. head-waite- Plaques Awarded five Organizations With Best Ground Safety Records Five ground safety award plaques were issued last week to units the best over-a- ll safety performance record for June, according having rcon-cr- o THrnrlfind. Ground safety director. The awards were given Hill the units in competition with others in each major directoratem at west to was squaarons also snowing An award AFB. presented safety record in military organiza- and the Motor Pool was ' presented tions. the safety plaque in the base execu Base supply division copped the tive division. Supply services squadSupply and ron proved to be the most safety safety plaque in the Vehicle and conscious of the 2949 Depot TrainServices directorate. were given Equipment ing group and the 25th Ammo top June safety honors in the Squadron received the trophy at Maintenance Engineering division, the Tooele Ordnance Depot. The safety trophies will be awarded monthly to the unit showing the outstanding safety record GARNER'S within each division, England said. The number of accidents and in Lake View Inn juries occurring in each organization as compared with the number O CHOICE STEAKS of employees assigned, manhours JUMBO SHRIMP of exposure, as well as outstanding CHICKEN improvement in safety records are SANDWICHES factors taken into consideration on awarding the plaques. 91 Utah Hiway Roy, The name of the winning organization will be inscribed on the Open at 5 p. m. on Weekdays And Saturday plaque which covers an eight Closed Sunday months period. ,The organization PHONE Ogden receiving the trophy for the majority of the eight months will retain it permanently. , 'mm mm iwiwtw sub-divisi- on 87 Let us show you how easy It is to take away unsightly bulges and your figure. Increase the bust line and at the same time decrease waist and hlo lines. Consult Us Free of Charge MILDRED'S re-cont- our Trou Method Scion Dial MOO Klesel Bldff. Evening by Appointment 018 mi iw ww LOVELY iih uti HOME FOR SALE Layton Skyline 102 Sub-Divisi- on Beacon Street It CALL Kaysville ; YOU'LL Like Attractive 4 0308-R-1- 2 Room frame, 2 basement, attached garage, tile bath, oak floors, automatic gas furnace. Nice lot 60 x 120, fully landscaped and fenced. Let us show you i through. ' Bedrooms, full rs mi ... POP PIN-UP'- S urn . Cners ; Friendly, cheerful Alma Randall, of engine repair's rear and blower section, is the proud pop of five children. And one of his offspring is none other than a favorite HILL TOP pin-ushapely Shirley Randall of the air inspector's office. The happy Randall clan reside in Morgan. Randall has been a Hillfielder for almost a year and a half. BUYING AND SELLING A' big business venture is in process for Floyd K. Howell and Orson L. Hollist of Management section, Supply. Early this spring they incorporated in the cattle business, with Hollist furnishing the ranch, feed,-anRandall care, and Howell furnishing the beef. The two cattle men devote much time in determining the progress of the herd and the time to be allowed for the peak of growth. Conferences are held ' to bring each other up to date, with Hollist reporting the physical progress on the ranch and Howell reporting each current fore cast and market price. At maturity, the herd is schedONE head uled to be divided equally to provide the two corporation heads with beef steaks. . ' NUPTIAL NEWS Back from a honeymoon trip to Canada are newlyweds Bill Farmer and Ruth Ann Hunter. The bride, of Civilian Personnel's emnlovee utilization, and the groom, an employee of the Comptrollers office. visited such points of interest as Banff and Lake Louise in Canada and Glacier National Park. Congratulations are in order for Dell Johnson, administration office. supply, who played the part of the groom in a weddine June 26. . . . Phyllis Babcock, supply, plans to leave Hill AFB and move to Montana following her wedding on August 1. . . . Weddine bells rane for Miss Iris Woodruff, Corrosion Control unit, and Conan Bingham, storage prancn, at ias vegas. . . . Alene Backman and Harrv Bell, both em ployees in engine test branch, chose romantic Mexico as the scene of tneir recent marriage. . . . The former IlaNLimb, supervisor in the section of the warehouse branch ,is leaving storage Hill AFB to make . t.A uer uume m Txseaver, uian aner recently -becoming the of Earl -Hess. bride . J i it "Tn" Ann nkinifmAj nas signed, up tor a controls yuanLy steno, iimijuuu, nietime ot "wedded bliss " The new eroom is Tnsfnrrf "Rnsfv" P?o,r. nolds from Kentucky. . . . June 27th was the big day for Sarah Jones and Parley- Garrad.' who exnh 0 . " wv& YUTTO, ilLLiaUUVC Barbara Hender of shipment control section, announces her engage- iiiciii. iu oBu xjurin jvi. rsaney. wedding plans are being made for late (MiWrA p, Sun., July 20 & Mon., July 21 .bros fw.JDACIJiVft SSSifeij. GENE RUTH xt U,. NElS0NH0MAN GuMAXi Cagney Cooper FRAMtC ..PHIL VIBOINLA .LUCIU.I GIBSON HARRIS lOV&JOY NORMAN UOUBLLA RANDOLPH PERSONS SCOTT mkm ..PATUICI WVMORE PLUS . 1 WTX 1 . AA -- . . i i Tue., Wed., Thurs July 22, 23, 24 s XL1I Lichtenwalter Cops Court Crown - S- . J .... ' " ' PLUS - itit oresents R tF Hit DCDBASCG l Li thi ::" .... v... " ALSO Gigantic Fireworks it becomes quite a chore When temperatures soar -and Doggone it To prepare a hot meal You'll find if you do that when you get through The man of the house doesn't want it! So forget all the funs '. . . the rush and the muss Come to WISEWAY for stuff for cool salads. Just toss them together forget the hot weather, SAVE MONEY SAVE TIME ... this last line Save Money Save Time . this last line doesn't rhyme! Display on JULY 24th During Intermission ssssssssssssssssssssss FAMILY NITES Friday & Saturday Airman Second Class Charles Lichtenwalter (left) of Headquarters squadron, OOAMA, took tlie title in the men's singles and then teamed up with Second Lt. S. S. Babalis (right) to cop the doubles crown in the Hill AFB tennis tourney. The tnnrnnmonf oi. r.A the team to represent Hill in the Northwest Conference tourney at Fairchild AFB, Washington this week. Lichtenwalter took First Lt. Robert Jim S and 4 to win the singles title and then teamed with Babalis to trounce Jim and Second Lt. Paris Swoopes in the doubles competition. Other members of the tennis team, besides Lichtenwalter, Babalis and Jim, are Captain James Ardrev Flight Officer Dorothy Taylor, A1C Cliff McMillan, and ASO James Weeks. 6-- SUPER MARKET Sooth Oat SAHARA VILLAGE $1.00 Per Car ssssssssssssssssssssss DAVIS DRIVE-I- N 6-- ve ' THEATER On Highway 91 North of Layton |