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Show HILL TOP TIMES octobMiM!!! September's Top Military Men Icccive Honors, Special Awards C-1- A iwr for fcirmen- A -- 60 aiAmt of Clearfield, cavnfo ill". Salt Uke City fa nntorPfl tile 1 J He reported to Hill in February, UM. Wood is married to the .SSrMarjorie Jones of Salt now reside in 'iT feiSflMl. 2t I I fz, V Wood From Hill Hit of Pocatello Show 24 Brown 24 Money on terms you select lip Daryll J. Brown is with the Future Farmers of America, and specialist vtw named Air- - was a member of the National nnth for "outstand- - Honor Society. nan 01 n" j4.: Both Woods and Brown soon will About 4 p.m. the be guests of the Ogden Chamber took off, made a pass sn,aU ot for Commerce for some free enter and" caring tainment as part of their reward. strip, and headed for r i. Included will be shows, lodging and Aircraft commander A native oi or.Tf.rprl the service m meais. ho junket was Capt. Imber 19sT at Greeley, Colo. Reported to Hill AFB in May, 1c C-1- !;Mrv OUSEHOLD FINANCE Globemaster over the airhome. &i.n, fJinr to service ull UHU ! NYLON 1,000-poun- Fisher has arrived at take over duties a& evaluation officer with the Radar Evaluation rugiit. pame ueiense Air Pontrn ruicc IC,T)V). Capt. Fisher's new duties primarily of checking on uracy of equipment located consist the ac UAUr ivpstpi'ii TT. S. nous at va A native of Heber, Utah the captain en tered the serv ice in 1942 with the Marine He spent four years in the corps be fore being dis charged in 1940 mostly in the Pacific and Ja Corps. pan. A member of Air National Guard prior Korea, he was called to duty the Utah to the year in hostilities. He spent the Far East as a det- during one achment commander of an aircraft control and warning unit. graduate of Wasatch High school in Heber, he attended Brig- m ioung university in Provo for two years. Capt, Fisher also was employed ? iu Fark Minin& Co- - in Keat- j, vuiu as an assistant -- Ueo-Phy- st for four years. mea to the former Donna l from his home town, the fl?i5nd.his wife now live in r14 ,They have three- chil-ure. n-. i auuj ' "uu<tB' Kenneth, 5. - n: Report Shows Maintenance APR t. .... . G.a at Hill &hkAFB.ich a report noted that 7, 07" sece report Luke 2.000-poun- d d 500-pou- nd 'Strong as steel, rust and from inat lour of their kstin,Zr F.sj ?f. ?rs covered a particular and found Z ?xcelle"t report and e ine result of .77 Prompted by nance', J Pviously report- ddS" duties.. (MILC) enc Cmeur . 'i 45 SL&. ?ervice Section its corresnond- - ar workmanship c .? discrepancies mil apt mrKprU i inn AFB. -- . 25c 2c FINANCE CORPORATION OF UTAH - mi Per Can wood 5C ch 96 Hamburger Grills 49 to 98 to container Fire add Starters. Just Napalm gasoline and jell ; enough to start 25 fires with wet " test cord test cord, per foot test webbing, per foot test webbing, per foot 25 5 Lbs. 79 10c Napalm in sealed tin . .$4.95 Liquid Plastic Roof Patching, Floor Covering..gal. 1.95 Nylon safety belts, each covers boat ...$4.95 Asphaltic Base Shingle and Log Stain waterproof .$1.79 Automobile Tow Straps 5 Gals. 3.95 Preservative Outboard Motor Covers, with 7 ft. zipper 1.49 GI Gas Cans and Water Cans. Used, Covers Outboard Motor 98c Trailer Water Tanks. New 2.95 Padded Plastic Covers Rifle 19c 75.00 Metal Tent Pegs Heavy Duty 17x17 Ft. Tarps. Like new... .. 15 ...i... 4 to 8& Set of Tent Poles for 8x10 Ft. Tent GI Canvas. Used. Per ft -- 1.95 -- 98 Canvas and Tent Waterproofing, Per Gal Tent Poles for 10x12 Ft. Tent 2.95 49tf Set ofTent Canvas Packs 2 Poles. Set of 35 4.95 Pup Nylon Wing Covers, 15 ft. rubberized Saddle Bags. Large Nylon zippered 3.95 Ea. 25 Hardwood Tent Poles, 5i2 ft ....'2-LCan 10 Shoe Waterproofing 5d Gun Grease Hardwood Pickets, 4 Ft. .'2-LTube 25tf , 7.95 Rubberized Nylon Horse Blankets Tent Stove With Pipe. Heavy duty 4.95 1.95 International Truck and Telescoping Stove Pipe and Tent Pole, 12 ft . Trailer 1500.00 Per Length 20tf Stovepipe, 4 in. Needs International Truck. repairs 50.00 98 Nylon Bed Roll. Rubberized to Ea. 20 45 40 ft. ft Telephone Poles, 49 5.00 Deer "Tote" Harness 8 in. Per Ft. Blankets Insulation, Pipe 2.95 Horse 20 for Lined Canvas Boxes for Them Free Wood Ft. 2,000 Packing Sq. 3 Emptying Red Cotton Tarps Executive Desks 50.00 Polyethylene Plastic Tarps, Ground Cloths, Ft. lVz0 Airplane Tires, Tubes and Wheels. Reg. 8.95 Sq. 6.95 Storm Windows, etc 5 Tool Wood ft Boxes, 5 29 ft Canvas Bags, Zippered, 49J lb. lift Truck Winch, 3,000 395.00 White 49 Nylon Duffle Bags. Large Plywood Boxes 1.95 Stove Shovels Steel Headgates, 98 9.95 Jeep Chains. Set of 2 with Steel 5 Incinerators, Lbs. Pipe 9.95 49c Heavyd Bolts and Nuts. Assorted in container -- 175.00 Lift Platform Lb. Per new 98d Rivets. Assorted, Aluminum Fork Lift, Gasoline Engine Per Lb. 50J 2,000-L795.00 Screws, Machine Bolts, etc., Assorted Batteries.-1250.0Fork 6,000-LElectric with 5 Lbs. Lift, V2-98tf Galvanized Washers, ..Each 8.95 Steel Landing Mat, 3x12 Ft AN OFFER Punch Press .,. 250.00 Circle Cutter 125.00 "dlr9? Shear Large Patio Arm Chairs 50.00 Up Blocks Snatch 12.50 Heavy Wire Rope Steel Panels with Fiber Glass Insulation. Large 10 'Size Dippers. enough to build room t. high, 16-f- t. square Ladle. New tinned 250.00 "zrFZT FtA?c Four-Whe-lot New Rope Sisal, Carts. Price Off 50 Heavy duty Reg. 7.50 Pipe Fittings. Various or Ovens. industrial OO Electric to Baking 25. 3.50 98 Tool Boxes Ovens Bake Gas Operated 50.00 4.95 Large Mail Box. Reg. 12.95 20x20 Ft. Cover, Canvas Haystack Can 19.75 Water and 1.49 Combination Sprinkler and Paints Black, Blue, Con. Purple, 2 Lacquers No. 2, 40 ft. Stranded Building Wire. Gal. 98c Brown, Green, Yellow Regularly sells for 10c per ft; 5 Thinner Gal. Lacquer 3.95 5 to : Dishes, Plates, Bowls, etc 5 Thinner Gal. Paint I.49 1.J.J Grub Boxes, with handles 5,000-poun- 15-fo- d ch ot 12-fo- ot 5-g- .98 al 5-G- al. '. b. b. 30-fo- ot from the -- . 6-- in - 5,000-Poun- b. ".."KE b. m 0 8-f- n"""nL 4-- in -- el discre-otherTv- careful mildew-proof- 2-75- $600 made by -- raaar sites in xmu Capt Fisher feet 15 here from Kansas City Mo.. where he was assigned to the Inspector General s umce uj. tue Wo William E. ONLY 60 DAYS TO VACATE! Capt. Bert Hill AFB to 4677th HOUSEHOLD in Officer Assigned Duty With 4677 REF radar Loans Ida- oot. ,vAiviinonT Utah la the above Lrrad-fecho- ol traCK, was And on 2514 Washington Blvd., PHONE: he attended high town. . -- m his home mating Very Touching I rose and gave her my seat, I could not let her stand. She made me think of Mother, With that strap held in her hand. "Globemaster" belong- Irons. His were Capt. ing to the 2Sth Logistic Support Donald G. Hennesy and William S. Squadron at Hill AFB proved to be the hit of an open house event Oleson. last Sunday at the Pocatello (Idaho) municipal airport. The occasion was a breakfast flight. About 200 private pilots When a customer borrows from miles around jockeyed their from HFC, he is shown a aircraft to the Pocatello airport payment table. This table shows how much you can for breakfast, talking shop, and borrow, how many months showing off their planes to the you can take to repay, and local citizenry. the exact amount you pay each month. You select your Arriving at Pocatello at 10 a.m. own repayment plan. Housethe giant Globemaster was on dishold makes loans from $20 play until about 4 in the afterto $1500 and you can take noon. Close to 20,000 Idahoans up to 24 months to repay. toured the the only military aircraft on display, before closing time. C-1- co-pil- 1c Daryll J. Brown, both ft ?rt William A. Wood and Airman uove uccn namea nui a Us nusynaj, 27ylst the Lw j to l. A;nor anrl Airman of thp MnntVi fm Sontv, cV Wood received ine I SAr his as firft sergeant Tn.rjital. ' He has I Page 9 0) 5) are SUNSET, Telephone 21 Open Evenings and Sundays yard or ware-housout and make an offer on anything in the our property sold We have refused. offer reasonable No 60 days! and must vacate in Come e. |