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Show HILL TOP TIMES 18, 1968 rUILDREN Museum Receives fmbin Sconv to Mar Party Oct. 26 At Halloween for two Halloween '"iTuarv dependents on Saturday, Oct. 26. .. --Hies I w ' . theater will be the scene .... OCUHtf W runnel WP OcOtty 4. masUr of cere. The "Captain Scottyafternoon chilin this area. T 11 iVIl A 1" from itfoff Q TTl "IwinareasA.B.DandE 140 12 noon to Y 0m that he-- mrecwi, there will , Captain Scotty I film cartoons for entertain-m- l Favors and autographed of Captain Scotty will bandea out More than visitors Jackson asks that children come in costume. Student Enrollment are eligible "Captain Scotty" High in Puerto Rico RAMEY AFB. P R. (AFNS) Pose Serious Problem Jaywalking on Hill AFB has become a serious problem, according to Security Police officials. It is not only a threat to the orderly flow of traffic but is dangerous to the pedestrians. All personnel are asked sidewalks, million x year tour the Air striped walkways and the designated Where pedestrian crossings are not provided, should walk on the extreme left side of the roadway, people facing traffic, to the nearest marked or striped crossing; or they should go to the nearest street intersection before crossing any street or roadway, officials said. Commissary and Base Exchange patrons are asked to 09e the crosswalk on 6th St Registration of base preson- nei i or me ruerco iuco uuer- American University extension reached a record 571 students enrolled in 1,097 courses. Previous high was 438 students in 961 cases. The University graduated 167 Ramey AFB personnel with degrees from associate through master at June graduation. tors and other flight crew Switched FAIRCHILD AFB, Wash. (AFNS) The judo training "arse at the Air Force Survi-n- l School has been discontin- Since March 1966, the jcdo school has- - taught un-Wf- cd combative measures to m than 3,000 pilots, naviga us." t Ogden Hearing Service gffBuehler-Bingham- Rent Amost Everything We A -- X-f; Co. Inc. , X:The Lighthouse Electric Co. Igce Prescription Center Nate Morgan Jewelers English Tailors J. G. Read Bros. Supply :::ffjchristenson's Shoe Mart yChuqq's .Commercial Security Bank &x:jHerrod Furniture Co. ftHThe Hi Fi Shop ?x:The Joy Shop i&Cliftons Xv.jKammeyers SftKeeley's, Inc. Kiddie Ville IxSThe Fred J. Kiesel Building jrjxJS. H. Sherwin-William- Kress Co. Pet & to Z RENTAL CENTER 3290 Washington Boulevard 0 Phone 392-484- Garden Fabrics June's Blossom Shop SxjKay's Noodle Parlor' XvjjHouse of $j Montgomery Ward Modern Shoe :XDr. Pack DDS SttPerkin's Ltd. ?X vX? Pullman Tailors :vXStandard Optical X:X Sparrow Appliances i'xS.Wayne Wilcox Clothier We cannot hope to check the rise in crime without effective and successful prosecution of criminals. The record shows that, at present, the job is not being done. X-- ln. Co. s fy,:; f-- fff Swanson's Shoes Gateway Glass and Paint Glen Bros. Music Co. Globe Fish Co. Dr. G. E. Harris Tribes Homo Furniture Co. United Savings & Loan Vern's Card Shop Tanner Clothing Co. Weber Office Supply Wecker Shoes West's Jewelers Western Mortgage & Loan Wolfer's F. W. Woolworth Co. Zales Jewelers Z.C.M.I. yf :X: & x f-- fx ffi $ fx fy 'x ;X x JL Jl JL ?x fff; Gallen Kamps ivXjCrittenden Paint Store tXv'.Doll House vX;: First Federal Savings END CRIME IN THE STREETS! gff: ffyj Co. Federal Bldg. & Loan Finer Food Cafe David Eccles Bldg. First Finance Co. First Security Bank First Security Bank Bldg. The Fun Shop T. Gajewsky Furs Farr X&lBennett's Jewelry iSxIThe Colony ixC. W. Cross SIS; ffx Smalley's Jewelers Standard Optical Co. State Hardware Co. Stork Set Shop Lyon, Clothier ::XFashion Fabrics J.XjLewis Hobby Center IvXjFabrics Inc. Center riff:; Thorn McAn J. T. Rushmer & Son L. R. Samuels Co. Schubach Jewelers Sewing Machine Exchange, X&Baker Shoe Store Before you run. to buy. . rent and save struction. SIGN ON a bookstore going out of business: "Words failed X&Taylor-Wrigh- XfXjArden's Dress Shop :x'::Ogden Army & Sporting X:i; Goods Stores per- sonnel. Flight crews now receive about 20 hours of judo training during undergraduate pilot and navigator training in- Furniture Co. X::::Anderson Paid Political Adv. by Citizens for Stratford, Gary L. Gale. Ch. 0 fx? Favero Shoes Dr. P. K. Nasfell & Dr. H. M. Carvepfff Deseret Book Store ffff fx Dr. Verne L. Nielsen Fred M. Nye Co. fx. fx. Ogden Beauty School & Salon & Supply Co. Blue Print :ff Ogden c Ogden First Federal Savings & Loan Assn. Xvj; Ogden Optical Company X::::; Superior Beauty School Peck Models $ J. C. Penny Co. ffj Shop fvXBlock's XvjiBoyle X$i TO Training & SSiBerland Shoe Co. attend. use the crosswalks. one-ha- lf e for the There is no charge dependents erat Only military to each SeSniture theater. Jaywalkers These Downtown Ogden Participating Businesses At f8 st Sergeant to Xvl Purchase or More With $2.00 j Force Museum. Opened to the Sf: public in 1954, the world's larg-emilitary aviation museum is :j:Xflnkley Photo considered one of Ohio's largest tourist attractions. It is open x&At-LeCo. and B Clothing daily without admission charge. lie and under fS Si mu-seum- S3h: tjed 12 and We're Parking FREE x$ S- C-1- 30 Crater fte Taking Me Bovmtovjii . . . W R I G II T- - PATTERSON AFB, Ohio (AFNS) An addition to the Air Force Museum's aircraft collection is a Brazilian Air Force 7 Flyirur Fortress reported one of the last three in military use. It was ffl flown here by a five-ma- n Bra- - Sf zilian Air Force crew from Re- - W B-1- pjn. km the AF cife. The B17 was given to Brazil ounder the U. S. military assist- ance program. It was used in search and rescue operations before being replaced by Arrival of the 7 's brings the number of the aircraft to 92. from Area C base invited Those SVguests from My Mom's 1 B-1- 7s - first pary The Flying Fortress From Brazilian B-1- Wi iWie9 Page 21 :ff: xfj M ;.vX ;X;X LET'S PUT AN END TO XX INDIFFERENCE 10 Dale E. Stratford is qualified to do the job well, and bring to the Office of District Attorney a devotion to duty that this important position demands and deserves. 1 03 J MMJl ' , c i nfl 5 m A MAN WHO'LL GET THE JOB DONE. ELECT X I v t, . i pi p IIr i i A. p--- I J I ' . I I II dtffiHB H V r, o "TZ ; --- & J l 'J '(iVJt FRiE in nr,nFM Paid. (inniiiD Political Adv. by Citizens for Stratford, . Gary L. Gale, Ch J-- i |