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Show December 5 ,195 HILL TOP TIMES Page 20 AinnEii FIND OUT W H AT'S CO o k i n Politicos, Parties All Favor Defense Bonds One subject all parties and can' didates agreed on wholeheartedw during the entire political canipaigj was the importance of U. S. Del fense Bonds, Mr. Suggs Jolly, Wef oer county ieiense cona Uhairi man, pointed out today. "The desire to keep Amerii strong must be accompanied bv tl willingness of each person to heli our economy strong," Mr. Joli declared. Bonds Now Defense are "evJ . better"., and more and more peopl are learning auoui new ieatun like automatic extension privilegi tnai Keep ine oona earning intere even after maturity. The Defense Bond chairman all JILJ ' in pointed to increased interest ratt new types of bonds, shorter timj to maturity, and doubled annua I purchase limits. "The Series H Bond is entirelf said. "It brine? as part of the 320 hour training new," Mr. Jolly current income inter! owner a the to right) SSgt. Emil Edsigna and they completed in food service est check automatically every si methods. months, beginning only six month MSgt. Julius M. Boyd. Tony Furano (center) second cook at Hotel Utah, discusses some of his favorite recipes with airmen from Hill Air Force Base who have trainjust completed a ing course at the famous hotel. Food service personnel are (left two-mon- th Warrant Officer Ben J. Watkins, (right) food service officer, checks on the training being taken at Hotel Utah by airmen from Hill as A1C Donald Dawson (left) studies the techniques used by Chef Herbert Nounan who has been at Hotel Utah 30 years. Two ministers saw a sign that said: "Ladies Ready - to - Wear Clothes." "It's about time," muttered one of them. Louis Torrea (right) from Hotel Utah explains methods used in his shop for preparing turkeys for the oven to SSgt, Domenico Basile after purchase.". Tony FurancTput finishing touches on their masterpieces really taught us a lot." said M. Set. Julius M. Boyd, in charge of the group. "We Six Airmen from Hill AFB Study Food Preparation at Hotel Utah Besides being available at post offices, banks, and large industria can h plants, U. S. Defense BondsSavins: purchased on the Payroll fYlan in even the smallest busiJ learned many new angles mat nesses and workshops. Any employer or employee inter ested in making the Payroll Sav ings Plan available in their estab lishment may get complete infor mation on request to state U. Si Defense Bond headquarters, Fed eral Building, Salt Lake City 1, . should help in the preparation and Some of the most famous chefs in this part of the country have nf tood in our mess nans. been passing along, their favorite recipes and ways "of preparing food Those who completed the train- to sgt. uoya, were mg,m addition Landlord: "I'm going to raise to six airmen from Hill Air Force Base. Donald T. King, 0. Sgt. jonn Sgt. The airmen, all members of the food service section at Hill AFB, S. Sgt. Emil Edsigna, S. your rent.' Weaklaffd, Sgt: "Gee, thanks, I haven't have been following in the footsteps of top cooks at Hotel Utah and Sgt. Domenico Basue, and A. iu Donald Dawson. training in food service for the last eight weeks. taking been able to do it.". spt-vin- . on-the-j- ob It is all part of the'Air Force's JUST A FEW OF OUR DUYS! 1 LAYTON home we are proud to show. WashA new er and dryer included in the total price of $9,250.00. Down Payment $1,568.00 which includes loan cost. two-bedroo- 2 m LAYTON Six months old. frame with added improvements. Price $10,900.00. Down payment $1,000.00. Balance like rent. Two-bedroo- m 3 Hi-wa- 4 ur KAYSVILLE A Home and Lot with Business Possibilities. Has proximately 234 feet of frontage on New or make an offer. y. ap$6,-500.- plan to make food served to their people as tempting and palatable as possible, according to Captain James P. Ardrey, area food serv ice staff officer. Two months ago the airmen be gan their training at the Salt Lake hotel and last week completed the 320-hocourse which gave them. many a new idea in the food serv ice personnel interested in furth- ice line. Other groups of food serv ing their knowledge of cookery are set to take the apprentice training. Under the direction of Warrant Officer Ben J. Watkins, food service officer, the men journeyed to the hotel each day for their train-ing. It included 64 hours in ap plied baking, 64 hours in meat cut ting, and 64 hours each in the applied cooking courses of meat cookery, soups and snacks, broiler, and cold cuts. "Watching such experts as Chef Gerard Bueneman and Second cook 00, CLEARFIELD Ten Acres, located East on Hill Field Road. Good soil. Reasonably priced at $5,500.00. CLARENCE S. SIMMONS Real Estate and Construction LAYTON, UTAH . . . PHONE 184 C. G. TICE . . . CALL KAYSVILLE 0253-J- 1 . Christmas Clothing and Shoe Sale! OFFICER PINKS, 100 Wool '21 95 lined $195 SHIRTS, Genuine Army $J95 . l JUNGLE CLOTH, Alpaca Navy Deck Jackets TANKER TYPE ARMY JACKETS $A95 Wool quilted. Nylon outside 5 AIR CORPS TYPE JACKETS, Heavy duty. Wool quilted and1 195 Alpaca lined. Up from SURCOATS. Heavy wool quilted. Gabar$ 995 dine outer. Fur and self collar. Val. of $26.95. Our Special. Up from CUSHION SOLE SOX. Army 50 wool, Cushion foot. The sock AQff winter Wp .4 for $1.00 SOX, Khaki, random colors SHIRTS, Flannel Suede. $28 . Assorted colors RAIN WEAR. All types. Navy $95 Suits. Raincoats. Up from PANTS Army Up from SKI PARKAS, Genuine Army. : Up from Overshoes $495 COVERALLS Now RUBBERS, Suregrip Soles $25 N-- . ' B-1- fr ; $545 . 100 BLANKETS, Wool, for $ $y95 3- 1- .. . ass'td Colors .2 for $11.00 SLEEPING BAGS. Many different $Q95 types. Up from PARATROOP BOOTS $795 7. ... .. Top Grain Cowhide WORK SHOES. $392 Plain Toe Army type 5 Wool, dbl. size, in give her ( K ' W D8ragork delicate as a . 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