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Show 1966 July 29, HILL TOP TIMES 945th The first Page 37 Begins First of Three Encampments tenance personnel will train durdid with the activities miner encampments of the ing the first and third periods. Resides 945th Troop Carrier Croup (ReThe encampment will be de- connected with flying, time will serve) is now underway at Hill voted to retraining in skills for be devoted to personnel training AFli. said Col. liurton A. Meg- - the newly acquired aircraft. on other areas. Firearms qualilitxch. 015th commander. is a much larg-er- , fications, physical conditioning, "The more complex aircraft," training in support The colonel said that due to said Colonel Meglitsch. "We activities such as air police, food the conversion program of explan to continue our high service, supply, administration, of capable, safe and personnel are among the standards liox-cai) Id changing Flying of the Globemas-ters, for eight flying (M2is that we activities scheduled. it is necessary for the 945th to train in three different groups. The first encampment is SPECIAL from July 2:5 to Aug. 6; the NEW! CAN BE CONVERTED INTO second from Au,g. and the YEAR 'ROUND LIVING PLEASURE 21 from to Sept. 4. last Aug. three i two-wee- k k" s u training C-1- 21 on-the-j- ob C-ll- si' net' rs C-1- 21 , SUMMER 7-- The Hill-base- 21 945th d is Utah's largest Air Force Reserve unit. Some 800 reservists from Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming are on its rolls. OFFICIALS of the Great Salt Lake Chapter, Ahjied Forces Management Association, meet at the club fOT a conference. Seated, left to right, are George H. VanLeeuwen, ex officio; Robert J. Junk, president; Donna J. Glenn, vice president; and B. Dean Kipp, treasurer. Standing: Fred Colt, Ormond I. Good, and Darrell S. Robins, installation NSW' Most of the group will attend the second period while primarily aircrews and aircraft main mm representatives. BUY Management Association at Club, Elects New Officials vmed Forces Meets The Great Salt Lake Chapter, Armed Forces issociation, elected officer for the next fiscal year, jeld at Hill Air Force Base. 1 Robert J. Junk, deputy direc- I Directorate of Installation as elected president. He suc- - LJ Management ourt of Appeals, Washing. fd s kSj erle:!fi,r"f!V,::K. DIC. 1J6& CALL SUNDAY and other gov- and through juch relationships to increase he efficiency of the services. Mr. Junk is a graduate of the ent societies jnnent agencies Wjof 21st So., Salt Loke City, 487-39INGUIMIS rnut in vrtno inrji m.icb -i'. Gvorg, Utah Srl.c. Oi,-- - V5: 7 181 West 467-835- 8 6 FOR Colt weekdays 4B7-1396 St. -6- 73-2741 Briqhom City, Uoh-7?3-- . h ie.J, Cut, ; , ' f: 59l Monlplir. Idaha GfiflB. YOUR BAT AD-- - s and techniques among ele- ents of the defense establish- industry, educational in- Jtitutions, professional manage- - Portable TV with pwrihau of new Sieito Pert. CENTRAL ALUMINUM SALES CO. FREE - H ; He served during World War teas George Van Leeuwn, U.S. Army Command and Gen- director. Dictorate of Jateriel Management Hill AFB. uiiici cicticu uiiitiain ui 1.11c The new president reported association are: Donna Glenn. at the aims and objective of vice president, Hill AFB;-FreeShe association include the pro- - man Byington, scretary, Defense jision of a means for exchange Depot Ogden; Billy Kipp, treas- management knowledge meth- - urer. Hill AFB; George Van Jeputy WO MONEY DOWN YRS. IO PAY l PAYMENT SAVINGS BONDS at a meeting 1 Leeuwen, director, Hill AFB; Joseph Adams Jr. director, Too-eele Army Depot; Fred Colt, director. Naval Oceanographic Office; Ormond Gooch, director, Dugway Proving Ground; Dar- ren Robins, director. Defense Depot Ogden; and Rex Barber. director, Hill AFB. f courmi 1 j nt ;My FATHER can beat up School, father gaid one kId. was admitted to 'That's nothing," the other re- - 6 FINAL CLEARANCE Wash- - vou ftfon, D.C. He ractice to the District Court so can my mother aupholstery BIG SAVINGS ON H WOMEN'S CASUALS Womens woesi . With Top Workmanship W9! - PAIR initialized ... we know 394-588- 4 Call nowl '$390 SAVINGS UP TO 50 ON THE LATEST STYLES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY. FIRST! NOT EVERY SIZE IN EVERY STYLE SO COME A'RUNNIN'ANOGETHERE FREE ESTIMATES! Free Women's Shoes Bargain after bargain in a big round the clock collection of new fashion shoes at a fraction of their original prices. Ofner selections af J3.90 and $4.90 We Guarantee Our Work! Our veari Af VB.r:rwnrl skills result In the fintst work you'll b delighted! I and Delivery. 2220 Kiesel Ave. Pick-u- p OGDEN shoes 5387 SOUTH 1900 WEST Q MONDAY THRU FRIDAY ROY 10 A.M. 773-076- 7 TILL 9 P.M. i |