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Show Past Juy HILL TOP TIMES' 12 Horse Race I ' 1 I' ., --t- .v . , f I " s&r . S fifth """" y HEAT WAVE GETTING YOU DOYN? (Continued from Page 1 ) DON'T BLAME THESE WEATHERMEN ment and material to countries under the military assistance Seven men from the Massachusetts Air National G program and other items. here for two weeks' summer training have a lot to do P I a c i n g second through the weather, but refuse to take any responsibiliy f0 r he were Sacramento present heat wave. Maj. Russel C. Sails, commander, 131st Weather Flight (Calif.) AMA, Oklahoma City (MobileFixed), said that his personnel are relieving AMA, San Antonio (Tex.) of the air base weather men during the duty tour, but thl AMA, and Warner-Robin- s observing and forecasting the weather doesn't change i (Ga.) AMA. or it would be a lot cooler. much General Bennett said that a Two of the seven, Major Sails and SSgt. John J. Casey concentrated drive by all manfind the 100 degree plus temperatures in Utah much dif agement personnel to bring the ferent than those they experienced when they were on activ" importance of the "Horse Race" duty as weathermen during the bitter winter months of the to the workforce, besides sinBerlin Airlift in France near the German border. .. The Air National Guardsmen leave Hill AFB tomorrow gling out deficient areas, won the May race. It is the first time that they have trained at the Utah air in with "We are base. competition' other Air Materiel Areas to see which can do its job best," said General Bennett. "This is para Ogden AMA for placing first in to increase our efforts to keep mount in assignment tf new the winner's circle. The com- - ahead of the pack," the ' missions and workloads. petition is keen but we will have general said. "The one important measuring stick to gauge which AMA is doing its job best is the ! " 29, 1966 . Earns Commendation Medal two-st- ar MSgt. Kenneth M. Parks, NCOIC of the Military On-The-J- ob Training Unit in the Military Personnel Division, receives the Air Force Commendation Medal from Col. Albert Knudson, Chief of Personnel and Administration Office. The sergeant was cited for solving military education problems when he was NCOIC of the Military Education Branch of the 341st Combat Support Group at Malmstrom AFB, Horse Extra Special Race.' all of "I congratulate the Mnnt. MOOSE GREEK RANCH. Includes Cutting and Wrapping Teton Valley, Victor, Idaho Jackson Hole area . 2 FRYERS Surrounded by Yellowstone National Park The Grand Teton Mountains and famous Jackson Hole With Whole Lamb y miner VarationAahch for Boys and Girls (ages 1 0 through 1 7) Juno 6 through August 29 Whole ib. VIIUpS ..... FREE if order placed by Saturday evening. 39c lb. t7C or Shoulders Accommodations also avaialble for families and Groups i.49c Legs t IV lbs. h,29c VEAL SALE Repeated by Popular Request Whole & Half, cut & wrapped ..lb. 49c lb. 59c Veal Shoulder Roast lb. 59c Veal Steaks Veal Stew 3 lbs. $1.00 4 lbs. GROUND BEEF Q ARCMERV 1 limit A 1 - . im an mmm m w i a. r SNORT RIDS . tm Ibi. : pr ewitomw 3 lbs. $1 Special 50-Pou- nd Roasts, Steaks, Chops, Fryers, Ground Beef and Sausage .95 ts ffi&kfa fa DlJpasaD Igf U 100-Poun- Special d of Above Assortment BASEBALL DIAMOND Heated pool, trips to Yellowstone Park, Jackson Hole and many other fun activities. RESERVATIONS fe? 1 to 12 weeks. ACT NOW to insure a reservation For more information including off application form and to our ranch representative or direct to the ranch ' 7 BOX 16, VICTOR, IDAHO. PHONE J Name Address I WITr I Desired Rocorvnt! w. 1 Age 208-787-22- 13 All .... Phone Sex n, r riwin Above Assortment 106 rates, please complete the information below and mail P.O. Special 200-Poun- d I Barbecue Items Steaks, Chop & Roasts and Spareribs at Terrific Bargains BOULEVARD MEATS . State 421 Wash. Blvd. . TO 95 J ... I I :iLa Phone $1 |