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Show Page 8 "W Chaplains Plan Meet Force Air Chaplain The Conference Oct. conthe of annual purpose ference is to set the stage for 11-1- 5. comprehensive religious program for Air Force to planted the first trees and put in the first plumbing and heating in the hangars has' at- senior chaplains civilian resource ; personnel. tend are 145 retired. 12 "" winter AUTHENTICALLY wo"d's line,, ma M BRITISH - Eastern Fried Clams The popular seafood treat along the Atlantic Seaboard served with crisp Idaho potatoes The aroma is divine, loo. f & Chips Shrimp Scallops & Chips Chips K.mviis i Kip land CUim Chowder Mr. Fishwith" Coleslaw Pails Turnovers Soon Tans it in V D (I & fc. fiTJlTMa nr tafcp nut Cnmi )i SifH cv?5s 3303 Washington Ph. .r ..(! 392-767- Closed Sundays Omn Ham 11-- 9 30 H:iilv Mon.Thurs. y ra-ai- . in Syracuse Phone 825-186- 2 540 lb i Plus beef and Post Engineers were formed which later involved into Air struction Quartermaster. Their job was to begin construction of an Army refrigeration Vi mm pork ONLY ago, air heating, plumbing, and conditioning, in the main aV.- hangars," Mr. Hunt recalls. "It is difficult to realize that frotesta: Roland Piwetz. residen (cremon TILE-PLYW- FENCING rote - old J I home at 4951 South 2450 West, Roy. Mr. Hunt's natural artistic abilities are being used as he instructs three ceramics classes a week. He shows his students how to turn clay molds into beautiful works of art by painting, brushing, glazing, and firing in his own ceramics have won ribbons at fairs exhibitions around Fiddlers Set Event, Seek the .Mrs. V trve as Schard fee pres: Jawfort residen sAreda: Mi led MOLDINGS AND COMPLETE LINE COLORED NAILS We Stock Every Color We Can Match Any Paneling Fruttwood 4x8 !.99 '4"x4x8 French Cherry Cocoonuf 2.79 3j)6x4x7Vi Ht Grode, reg. $9.95 $5.95 PRE-FINISH- - 59b 3l6i4x8-litGr- ode Mohog., 3 colors $2.95 l647'j-ltGro- de 3, $ 1.79 Upson board V9c Aitc closeout panels ' Comper paneling $3.49 Me board for both ond ' kitchen, 4x8 sheet $4.49 Gold Chestnut Cordova Pecart, 316x4x7Va $3.19 t48 Freezer 316x4x8 1st Grode Toffy $3.39 Wollite Panels 4x8xV $5.95 '4"x4x8 Real Wood, Elm, Oak, and Moplt $3.99 Decorohve Cloth Panels 4x8 $4.99 V4"x4x8 Danish Walnut, Crondon Pecan, Highland Hickory $3.98 stale! 2 Specially GEORGIE-PACIFI- Armstrong Ceiling lbs Beef & Pork PANELING PLYWOOD titB .8f5 " Waionite $1.75 Plwood S??9 batioc kdari READY FOR OUR ge, i? 4RVj" Plywood L4.8SV P'vwood " MjyS Plywood Plywood Ui8r 6lVa Porticle Boord liSheetrock Va"x48 Viheetrock H"x48 r m r. iwxo rnr orripping t"x4x8 fir Siding AAlum. Storm Doors B S3 V9 1"x4"r6' Comb. Redw. 48" Chain link. 50' roll 8" Poiis C0M1 Hten frt not Tl-- 1 1 16 99 $1.60 $1.38 $1.28 lie eo. $4.99 eg $39.95 $21.59 4 x4'V8' Redw. Posts Golv. and Cock Pipe full 21' length 12e ft. 1V- 4cft. V"-1- 6c lVj--39- - W 1" ft LAST U sold in is wry limited and come, first serve basis . . . HURRY! Supply will 25c ft. Cor rug. Alum. Roofing 48" width oo CARGO (Cut, Wrapped ,Frozen) i ad bnavpic master wairev bank ard Charge monoped m io 7 m - ?66 II anv kYlC'! 99c Alio 67015 519!! ev. SillM"" !rt Sole Price $20 9$ 700i1$ Sole Price $24.9$ tSOiU Sole Prce $21.9$ 34 ft. 49c ft. 700iU $olPrke 7$0U ptwt $2&.9$ Sole Price $34.9$ 9mm mm4 I BRAKE RELINE mm. MAG WHEELS o.aoa "AMIBICAN" pm"" Sm 95 ONLY i f 05s). ?f6t?? 1555Wst35f)0 S0,,nf tgrk eo-,- t ,t Rd vood) Open 9 y eo $3 29 3a ; GATES 9'je $295 DICK Hams & Bacon Cured - $2.19 ui'ii".ppiiiiiim - nowonw micsq.fr. 26"x8' Corrugated Fiberglass Panel 56"10' Corrugated Fiberglo&i Pone's 26" 2' Corrugoted Fiberglm Panels tm jug RE- HNAI" $US UfAWAYS-A- U 99c $2.89 2" - 1 soibs ON TRADE IN YOUR OLD TIRE AND SAVE YEAR'S HOLDOVER TIRES AT SPECIAL DUCED PRICES!! $1 1.98 l ii. SALE STRENGTH WITH 29c 1V5 S699 1Vx2l'Topfto-- Klywood V'i"48 J3 59 39 GRAPE STAKES in full bunk i pn ithmidt Cortont 6' CEDAR luquet .Servin WITH , FENCING resident i 18 states GET NOW $2.79 in Full Tile-- 9c Membe ibertH tssion: GRADE REG. $3.99 f Hickory, Pecan, Teak, Monica C jd Mrs. istesses organiiatrl which now has filiated. 316", 4x8, FIRST Choice kvice 'flowed, : "NO in ndles get-togeth- er TRUCK TIRE " as Ijwetz A of National harmonicas, and those d Fiddlers and Country Music just enjoy country music i w ill be held Thursday, April 1 urged to attend. at 7 p.m., on the second floor The group is bei: of Glen Brothers store, 2546 established as a chapter guitars and a1 lapelFi Members the national Chai fficers kiln. Mr. Hunt has over molds to select from, tii include such things as vases steins, figurines, plaque;. animals, birds, etc. His own finished prok: in thePn Se witk Hi OOD " SMI CERAMICS EXPERT Frank F. Hunt. Civil Division, adds color to a figurine of Huckleberry Fin, Other ceramic items he has created inrlndp uL .7 "11U3, lift) mugs, and Zodiac plaques. Ribbons he has u foreground. Mr. Hunt will occupy his retirement days teaming auu wording in ceramics. auto harps, SALE 1 V Washington Blvd., Ogden. Musicians playing violins, GIGANTIC CARLOAD I! HOC those from p. (Cut, Wrapped. Frozen) 025-U06- 2 the buy our paneling direct from the mills in full carloads. Sell direct to So before you buy tee public, no middleman or distributors mark-upaneling, see us first Wo have by far the largest selection and largest stock in the State. Over 500 kinds to choose from and 100.000 or mora pieces m stock at all times. Dealers welcome, check our full unit prices on paneling and plywood. 4ZJyjJ Pork years Vye kkk Beef - - Vi 30 helped with all I CEI LI NG WALL PAN ELI NG FIBERGLASS PANELS WOW grain fed "As inspector, humble "We started building what beginnings we now have the million dollar base of today." we thought would be permHe anent-type worked has buildings for an Army base of approximately continuously at the base with 2,500 people," Mr. Hunt said. the exception of a few months "When the war began, we when he left to help construct had to have more facilities as a ranch. His position at the time of quickly and cheaply as I possible and so we put in his was retirement $ of the temporary supervising over 300 workers some if with responsibilities for buildings. "Our first big job was to maintaining all base utilities, install the water lines. All of roads, grounds, etc. And the lines were dug by hand by after a lifetime of WPA workers. My job at the production and "being inwill Mr. Hunt time was inspector of all volved" these lines. retire to the proverbial "The state had given us a rocking chair? bunch of trees and I helped The answer is an emphatic plant them. Most of them are "No!" still standing, expecially He has at last found time to those north of the officers' devote to his lifetime hobby of club." ceramics and art. The Corps of Engineers Along with his wife, Ova, took over from the ConMr. Hunt is developing the struction Quartermaster in Ceramic Gems Studio at his 1941. About a year later the NOW P3" i y Installations and today is known as Civil Engineers. Mr. Hunt continued with those organizations. CH RIS & DICK'S Upright Freezer Vi Frank F. Hunt, chief of Operations and Maintenance Branch, Civil Engineering, is retiring after approximately 30 years of federal service. Mr. Hunt began work at the base on Oct. 4, 1940 believed to be the earliest date of anyone at Hill AFB as a member of the Con- base. Come in Soon Luv lor Fish '1 2t w. BUILDJASE ' The man who installed the first water lines at Hill AFB, a personnel. Scheduled March Civil Engineering Official Looks to 'the Good Life' RANDOLPH AFB, Tex. Air Training (AFNS) Command will host the U.S. and TOP TIMES HILL ra55 0.Iv$J I 113 mi AllTO CENTER |