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Show HILL TOP TIMES jrmi2l2 MSI -- 1 Page 29 Pinhole Photo Club Slates Picture-Takin- g Field Trips The Hill AFB Pinhole Photo Club is scheduling- a series of field trips to enable members to photograph scenic areas in the state, according to Morgan Grover, president. Plans and with other recreational activities on the treks. In addition to field trips, the club schedules studio sessions with models at their meeting place in Bldg. 355. They meet every Wednesday at 7 p.m. New members are invited to join. Further information may be obtained by contacting Boyd Tate, hobby shop. Ext. 3476. - Programs. Over 40 Hill AFB civilian and military workers are members of the club and are planning trips to such areas as Antelope Island, the Sand Dunes, Park City, Weber Canyon, Mirror Lake, and deserted mining YOU camps. Photography is PAY for cigarettes when you get them twice and when they get you. combined 2870th GEEIA Repairs Storm Detection Radar GEEIA team consisting of SSgt. Thomas S. Connly, team chief, and A1C Bias L. Gonzales, was recently dispatched to Davis- - Monthan AFB, Ariz., to perform an emergency IRAN Work assist on the ANFPS-7- 7 Storm DeRadar. tection Many hours of overtime were expended on work involving maintenance on all areas of the radar: transmitter, receiver, antenna and indicator, in order to complete the specifications in the shortest time A 2870 possible. Ken Williams, Maintenance, a member of H0T0 FUN Photo Club, shot this picturesque scene on a Pinhole Se Basin in the High I'intas. ecent field trip through Naturalist Maintenance. Future field The fisherman is Jim Brimhall, -- trips for picture by the club, taking are planned j id Cross The new Red Training Program Begins orientation in Building 172. ginning at 9 a.m. The volunteers will begin on the job training on May 11. Those desiring to become Red Cross volunteers or who wish a refresher course, should call the Red Cross volunteers or who wish a refresher course, should call the Red Cross Field OfIn the evening, fice, one can register wfth Millie or Jan Hatlestad (777-571Westfall (825-8901- ). Cross Volunteer begin dining be- Training Program will April 20 in the hospital at 1:30 p.m. Uniforms and name tags will bordered. On April 27, there rill be a orientation lass in Building 172. The ses-:o- n will be from 9 a.m. to 12 Mn and from 1 p.m. to 3:30 six-ho- sessions (May will be classroom The next three and 8) During APRIL SHOWERS Bucket-ful- l WILSON BLACK HEATHER GOLF SETS dUk New Aluminum Shafts mXsTARTED 2 WOODS 777-332- 8. m. , 4, by the Reg. $110.00 5 IRONS 9) 50 Longer distance, get wth f pl greater accuracy Strong Motors Roy BUY! UNIROYAL GOLF CLEAN CARS 3 woods 8 Irons 7 BALLS Reg. $15.00 doz. at THIS ONLY 249S LOU PRICES UtMTWaCHT S71MO-KM- ACTIOH BIKg 11 Ford S T-Bird 397 Hardtop Coupe. Radio, Heater, Auto. Trans. 66 Olds. 442 S1397 Hardtop Coupe. Radio, 'M Air Cond. Heater, Ford Falcon Futura . S Hardtop Coupe. Radio, Heater, 66 Pont. GTO Complete selection of Colt Revolvers and Automatics 797 QUALITY PRICED FOR $1488 Hardtop Coupe. Radio, Heater. 68 Pontiac Firebird . . Hardtop Coupe. 68 . Rambler Amx $1988 Hardtop Coupe. Radio, Heater, 62 MG Sportster- $397 Heater, 68 Dodge Super Bee voupe. tuciio, Many More f OH Spced - . . S1797 neater. Auto. Trans. fm tho ftmnit' In' tifnrl i 'J YOUR POCKETBOOK .$2197 AX, PS., Air Cond. R-- iowmh ! I INSTANT I Pfi C8 4 tut. 4 OHIT REDFIELD SCOPES 72 62! tr. Ttr 1w1 i" yf 1 I i to Choose FromO Roy Strong Motors "1oYwr. A"'hwiJ' JJ33 Wall Ave. i V0ll.lw.5en De.ler- - Ph. 399-581- 1 31824th St. Matter Charge Bank Americard 394-666- 9 |