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Show Page December 7, 1973 HILL TOP TIMES 26j Obituaries Christmas deadline, revised schedule set The Christmas deadline and a revised publication schedule have been set for the Hill Top Times. All news stories about Christmas activities must be submitted to the Office of Information by Dec. 14 for publication in the Christmas issue. The Dec. 21 issue will be the last base newpaper published in 1973. Leon Gingras, Publications Weekly publication will begin with the Jan. 4 Hill Top Times. Deadlines for news copy is the Monday before and Base Commander; 874 E. 3200 N.,Ogden. Died Nov. 15; 7 years, 9 months, 18 days federal service. publication. The weekly schedule will enable the Hill Top Times to bet ter serve the interests of the Hill AFB personnel by reporting news in a more timely fashion. Marcos owe scholarships and charity was raised at the recent Annual Hill OWC Bazaar. Highlighting the event were Finch served as general AAFES tags mean best bargains AAFES can procure an item DALLAS - All merchandise found in Army and Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES) retail outlets is a good buy. But some buys are even belter than others. Since the AAFES "Extra Dividend' program began last exchange spring, have discovered that tbr: items bearing bright b:ue ?.;-green Extra Dividf-vtags are among the best bargains available in PXs and BXs. They are items regularly carried in the exchange - but at prices even lower than normal. Extra Dividend items are products whose prices have been voluntarily reduced by their manufacturers. When customei d i at a reduced cost, it passes to along the savings customers. Each main exchange worldwide throughout the AAFES system carries Extra Dividend items at all times, for periods of from 10 to 30 days The items vary from store to store, but most are found in the health and beauty aids departments. and Susan enwas the Engstrom Mrs. chairman. tertainment Engstrom was also assisted with the Childrens' Show by Carole Hoover. The Auction, conducted by Sandy Berry and sponsored by JAG and the Hospital Wives, was a huge success. Some friends in the shape of familiar personalities were also present. Snoopy was portrayed by Capt. Jack Piroutek of 1550 ATTW, and Santa by Capt. Wade Weeks 'also of 1550th. The clown family was played by Capt. and Mrs. Gary Nelson and House son. Grandma's featured a Shrine clown. chairman James M. Chastain of Roy. The Childrens Show was sponsored by the Hill Youth Center and Directe('byMarilyn DuBrisk. Th o show Throwing A FIUKM) in need is strain on your pocket ixok. It All Together" was a fun filled cabaret repeated about three times throughout the early evening. The original lyrics were written by Mrs. DuBrisk; the Emcee was Cindy Sticker. The cast included Cindy Stotts, Linda Loth, Teryl Grant, Sue Poe, Bill Moore, Mary and Tony Canfield, Laura Mumford, Iabell Aguayo, and Paul Hubbard. The final event was the Variety Show Emceed by Maj. Roger Engstrom. Music for the show was provided by Maj. William J. Osley and his combo. Lois Wofford "Hello Dolly" and Celeste Parsons AU-St- "Women's Lib" were ar The outstanding back-u- p group for Yesteryears was Maj. Fred E. Picchioni, Sqd Leader Ron Sievwright.Maj . William A. DeVries, and Maj. Michael D. Pavich. The guitarist providing folk songs "Cheeky Knit" top . . . she'll love it! Soft as a "Cherub's Cheek" by Lady Manhattan" in Celanese" Fortrel new exclusive lady Cheeky Manhattan" fine gauge knit fabric of Celo- oese Fortre'. Soft, supple, sensuous, for Knit is mode Vf !XW 01 today's casual life style She'll like how it launders and dries in a mochme loose fitting for total Tuck into skirts, under jumpers, over pants Cuffed for con- neck, long back-ufull bell venient step-in- , sleeve White, brights ond delicious pastels. luuriouly freedom. 8 16 14 95 rrr lfl wrapping I rrr Mail r i BLOCK lot A WM I W ' O STATE J t rapping I WiiJIk WlJih CLEARFIELD was Capt. Mike Buttell. fill! ? t iyMMi&fy Civil Center St., Unit, 393 Engineering; Clearfield. Died Nov. 19; 29 years, 10 months, 26 days federal service. Charles M. Traynor, International Logistic Branch, Data Products Division, Materiel Management; 510 E. 400 S., Clearfield. Died Nov. 18; 22 years, 5 months, 3 days federal service. Col. William A. Cottle, Textile Rubber Section, Electronics and Accessories Division, Maintenance; 5871 and W. 5300 S., Hooper. Died Nov. 15; 24 years, 11 months, 6 days federal service. ac- companied by Zodell Smith. Mickey Boynton coached the chorus line from Cabaret and Yesteryears was presented by Kathy Wilson and Pat Perry. vfl alt Martinez, Con- ditioning the Auction, Childrens' Shows, the and evening entertainment. Syble Ferguson and Connie I and Air Refrigeration Approximately $3,000 for Distribution Forms Section, F. Hubbard commander of died Hill AFB from 1957-6- 2 recently at his home in Colorado Springs, Colo. He was 58. The colonel was born in Grandfield, Okla., After graduation from Oklahoma University, he served in the armed forces from 1938 until Col. Edward (USAF-Ret.- ), Edward F. Hubbard member of the Faith United Presbyterian Church in Colorado Srings. He is survived by his wife, Dorothy (Dee) of Colorado Springs, his mother, Ethel Porter Hubbard of Frederick, Okla., a daughter, Mrs. David (Katherine Anne) Barnett, and a granddaughter, Kristin Elizabeth Barnett, both of Norman, Okla. also Colonel Hubbard served in the European theater in World War II and the Far East during the Korean Conflict. his retirement in 1962. 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