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Show 3 HILL TOP TIMES Over Bowling Trophy Look Page 7 Sports Briefs New Officers Elected By Civilian Bowlers Fishing Season in Utah Begins May 28; Idaho Season, June 4 New officers for the 0 bowling season were elected recently, according to Al Agee, former publicity chairman. Lee Thorup, ground safety, was elected president. Other officers are Phil Diddle, inspector general, vice president; Hal Francom, maintenance, secretary; and Glen Quick, transportation liaison, 1955-195- By Jack Way MAatf? rns May 2Sth' ldah june 4th tion Of Wvnmi on June 1st. Most of the waters of ermen should note that licenses are Yellowstone Park will required and are on sale now. May 30th. Excellent catches of trout have The Hill AFB Rod and Gun been reported from the Snake RivClub nave copies of the er near Ashton, Idaho. The most fishing wiese states and will be to successful bait has been worms glad ; give you anv with single salmon eggs a poor secavailable. Steelhead fishing in ond. Lake Meade is the hot fishing Idaho has been as poor spot right now for bass if you reported can with a few good fish from nine to catch the lake without wind on the puunas oeing taken on salmon water. Minnows or plugs are recegg clusters or grubs. ommended. uatlishmg in Bear River from One of the favorite baits for bass Logan to Salt Lake has been very is known as "The Salt Water Mud poor: however, with He comes from the West tne lishmg should improve. Fish Sucker." Coast. He doesn't keep in water but wrapped up in some sort of moist sea plant, he will stay wig-gil- y for days. After you place him on your hook, take him out of the water now and then and give him some air else he'll die. This bait is legal in Arizona and Nevada. Mud suckers are as tough as pork rind and the bass love them. The pheasants are now nesting. It is advisable to keep your hunting dogs out of the fields from now until August to reduce the loss of young birds. 1 infm-mot- winner m the Intermountain Bowling League was team shown here. Admiring their trophy are (left tJaMI MSfft. Alex Scheck, 461st installations squadron; SSgt. J Germino, 2849th ABW; MSgt. Leo Chavarie (team !ntain) 4677th radar squadron; WO C. A. Dearman, Hq 00 AM A; av..A i t f!nl. Sheldon M. Post, 461st maintenance squadron. snd-olac- e Hill AFB 1677th se Bowlers Win Base Tourney; Team Second at Salt Lake champs for 1955 is the team from the Evaluation Flight, according to Joe Hess, base athletic fritrjmmral bowling b Radar 1677th 'a recent At roll-of- went honors ana me M9th ABW at the base bowling alleys, the f communications piace. xuuto Wed the 461st madron for lirst Import Squadron, The 4677th .the respectively. mamstayed by J. davenport, Leo team, Donald aptain tad L. Hill AFB Ladies Bowling League Most recent standings in the Hill AFB Bowling League are as fol captain), ebgt Lt Kenneth Jf. lows: (team Balaich, kvarie i. MSgt Farquahar, riold S. James A. Gerwick, take, Major Won 48 oogt outmcy Alley Cats 42 Maintenettes 38 Saberettes 'arquahar rolled a 168 average for 36 season to De mgn mail. The Pickups 36 Scots 4677th also was on top in the Stat-Uette agh "scratch, (no with a total score oi Hot Shots andicap) Gutter Snipes ,607 and was high in the single Jettettes ie "scratch" with a score of 961. single game for the season Hill Choppers ias Tolled by MSgt Benjamin Supersets arshall of the 28th Log with a Hillettes se- - The Sensations ore of 250. High three-gam- e ies was held by A2C William E. Motorettes ives of the 28th Toppers Log with a score Hill Blue Anels Sunny Side Ups Meanwhile, the Hill AFB bowling jam received the runner-u- p po- - Pin Boys Delights T V.'m T" wuuu w me intermountain xsow- Averages mg League. The team, consisting Norma Siddoway MSgt Alex Scheck, 461st in Fletcher stallations sq; SSgt Nick J. Ger-in- o, Marge Solomon Betty 2849th ABW; MSgt Leo Wane (team cantain. 4R77t.b? lone Ellis f0 C. A. Dearman. TTn DOAMA Lillie Zito 4 Lt Col. Sheldon M. Post, 461st June Weaver Mintenance lost a close decim- Theda Healy t Robert de- - 4677th E. Simon, and SSgt Felix Martinez, wtl several seasonal records. Lt. allick, ie BIG OPEN HOUSE!! and FRIDAY WHERE 9 SYRACUSE Lo 'Home of Sugar-cure- d Hams and Bacon" All Meats Are Utah State Inspected 16 22 26 27 28 HAM SANDWICHES SOFT DRINKS Samples of Assorted Lunch Meats es . J 1.1- BEEF to sq; 5 lbs. fMAlleVS Wilflt. Liu J8 Salt T.at-- rsw bowling season in-Pa- Eft Dugway Provincr as the Hill AFB as wen Brv?' , X RriM j ""s-- o iMitkm singie 4V.v.n wiiwgttuie UUNDERETTE DRY and CLEANERS v - - average family I.. Willy No. 91 unignway Layton .L...I MWWVI 9$ a day fr M 2 lbs. 95c BONELESS STEW BEEF STEAKS 2 lbs. 89c TiiNCH MEATS J 39C SPICED HAM ...... POLISH SAUSAGE J BOLOGNA BOILED HAM JJ- - e AT. A HIT ing and Laundry "jfettDertwd . . . Prices 2 lbs. 89c OFFAL 43c BEEF HEARTS BEEF TONGUES BEEF LIVER JC VEAL LIVER MEATS SELECT YOUR OWN LOCKER BEEF DARK Al f V . WHOLE or HALF . WHOLE or HALF (Whole or Half) lb. lb. 19c Jb. jjc ljc lb. 39c WHOLESALE LB. 29c M Guaranteed Tender Cut to Your Specification! All Meats Are 8." GREEN STAMPS 2 lbs. 89c GROUND ROUND 4 lbs. 73c COKINC costs the SLICED BACON 2 lbs. 45c PURE LARD "ign average 37c BEEF LIVER (Steer) 41bs.$l hih UOTTIE'S lb. FRANKS i , ttnTT S33S 37c PORK CHOPS 3 lbs. 89c win; Gin ot"ecK waiKea away nn0rS' Scheck was the : Wti, lb. Assorted LUNCH MEAT ifK3 Q2S7 f 39c (Semi Boneless) 6 lbs. 98c ea ROAST PORK ROAST BEEF STEW ?eseret Chemical Depot, L.T "'""ance uepot, Utah Gen poi, 98c 5 lbs. 98c teams from Fort military lb. (Our Country Style) Mary Imaizumi Lee Wigness a - BACON -- RUMP PORK SAUSAGE Ha Gibson Proving Grounds at the Ritz Bow. - HAM (Fresh Hourly) I Dugway held -- GROUND BEEF '. al CI. FELLER PACKING three-gam- 1 6 and 7 SATURDAY, MAY I |