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Show 7 BILL TOP TIMES Page 12 MARCH February Cubs Top 9-- 13 Utahns Enter USAF S!u Meet Slated for Snow Basin 3 If 1N( Scorers In Ladies Bowling The Cubs were top scor,.! the Hill AFB LadiM "wm League. They rolled a TbrftA Utahns will be amonsr some 100 participants in team of 903 and a vi. ski meet, to be hosted by Hill AFB at team game the 'Air Force-wid-e series of 2,634. Snow Basin, March team from Hill will be named High individual game W, Meanwhile, a five-ma- n were earned by Lee Helton, si, next week to participate in the event. roiled a game of 221 andahjg Capt. James R. Mitchell, Og scratch series of 523. Poroth den, will represent George AFB, Calif. From Luke AFB, Ariz., Thorup was next high with will be Capt. Von R. Christian Marge Carlson picked Bp sen and 2nd Lt. R. Richard Mul split. Other fancy W der, both natives of Salt Lake was turned in by May ing City. wno inie picked up a The meet will begin on March 9 with practice runs. The down split and May Felton who picked up a split. hill will be on March 10, the and March 11, slalom, The Pin Ups team has simri giant slalom, March 12. Presentation up to compete in the state ton of awards will be on March 13. nament at Midvale in March. Captain Mitchell a pilot, be- Ubtter Dowiing scores vm ran skiing at acre 11. While at made by the Comm Eats witi tending the University of Utah 923 and Pin Ups with high he won the national of 2,524. Ruby Way rolled ries and downhill gsB9838BB& In placed ' , a high 219 and Florence Ham. may mi third in the slalom In 1953. mer and aeries of 565. Capt. Qiristiaiiscn SPORTSMAN'S TROPHY Capt. Wayne Phillips, nav. He was on the UJS. team gator for the 28th Air Transport Squadron, proudly displays in the 1956 Winter Olympics a World War I 9 mm German Mauser from his collection of at Cortina, Italy, and won 23 rifles and pistols. honors In Air Force ski meets while assigned in En- rope from 1957-6Captain Christiansen, a weap ons officer, competed hx Inter- Do' mountain Was Nothing Else Ski Assn. meets from 1949-5- 2 as a member of the East ra Capt. Wayne Phillips, a navigator for the 28th Air Trans- High School ski team. He also VFIK port Squadron, is a "Sportsman's Sportsman''. Because of competed in BI1LI his 5,000 hours of flying assignments he has traveled around meets from 1952-5- 4 as a mem ski team of ber the the world hunting and fishing in his spare time in such University third in the Inter- and placed Due to the response, we're extending our $3i as and Alaska, Canada, Africa, paradises Turkey. mountain Giant Slalom (ISA) one more week! You must act now to cash His sportsman's career start in 1954. ed in Campbell River, British man Mauser and a 1938 WW I ever thought possible. Use the $300 coupon Lieutenant Mulder also par Columbia, Canada, where "there Polish Random with Polish in ticipated in the International values at Rambler Village! That's Where ttt was nothing else to do." We signia, not German as most o Ski Assn. meets from 1954-5- 7 BANK TERMS didnt have any recreation cen- them were. East while High attending To add to the spice of his School in ters that far back in the woods," Salt Lake City, and "WHERE SUBURB said Capt. Phillips. gun collection Capt. Phillips was a member of the Universi EXCHANGE Soma of his most exciting loads his own cartridges, usuSELLING MEANS PRIVILEGE ty of Utah ski team, 1960-6came little a more while powexperiences ally adding sporting The lieutenant, who is com GREATER SAYING! he was assigned to the 58th Air er and muzzle velocity than mander of a civil engineering Rescue Squadron at Wheelus "store bought" ammunition. was a Brighton Ski While stationed at Tripoli, he squadron, AFB, Tripoli, Libya on the School instructor, 1960-6became an active member in the northern coast of Africa. On trips into the central Wheelus Skin Divers Club and lice were waiting and took them part of Africa I killed several later became president of the away from us," said Capt. Phil Mr. gazelle in Kenya and I got one club. He holds the rating o: lips. "They know all these ships -- old female Senior Scuba Diver and the and planes are sunken, but they young lilt lion which I have tacked to club's record for the deepes don't dive for the stuff, nor will dive of 227.5 feet my den wall," said Capt. Philthey let anyone else." Before he left Tripoli in 1962 In his sports inventory, Capt. Cc lips. Other souvenirs from Kenya he and two scuba diving com Phillips estimates he has more facing & visitor to Capt. Phil paniong explored the ocean than $5,000 tied up in guns, fit: drums floor along the entire North Af urnliA diviner. fisViintr. water nnl lips den are zebra-ski- n buffalwater rican coast. They found severa snow ski, underwater photogra-- j serving as end tables, ' Cd o-skin i and crossed sunken ships destroyed during phy, and ammunition loading! shield elephant World War II, including one equipment. spears, a three-foWhether he is hunting in tusk, assorted carved heads, a ship with a cargo of German to second-plac- e trophy from Hill Lugers, a German submarine, Utah or Africa fishing off the the AFB rifle competition and nine listed as missing in action, and Florida Keys or in Pine View several airplanes. rifles and 14 pistols. Reservoir, you can be assured "We brought up several of he has the right equipment for most Two of his prized pistols are a World War I 9 mm Ger the Lugers, but the Libyan po- - the job. per; v,i 9-1- 3. 10 un 6-6--10 inter-collegia- ii te i? Sportsman's Sportsman Career Starts Because There to 0. 0Y0 o inter-collegia- MIS Tft te EUL iy in 5-D- AY Y 1. 3. . 2Va-ye- ar mm. WTTJ 'A ot V' Rs-- a s if; f jay r 32 I NORMAN HINCKLEY 120 fill mi w.x: : 7AL1-- J I L at Motorcycle Club Awards Banquet 'At the annual award banquet held at the Plantation restaurant In Ogden, The Klanker Klab felted members for outstanding participation in the motorcycle organization. Top award of the venlng went to George Checketts, Civil Engineering (third from left), who received the Rider of the Year." Others honored at the banquet were lUtt trophy 1as "Outstanding . .....,. . . VIU 9fllk ATfl. CnAt n- - C t.l1 . . . x T a tt iM'tuwuw, t. j Honored nt V 1 ... Eat lltk Boantiful inii SovUi ire rtirrnv twxii iS EE I rar buy pride in offering lower everyday prices mm nnd In nffrinir the verv top trad' financing: on the new Rambler of 7 today drive to Rambler Village today hthats xmEm imJm r |