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Show XA, TOP TIMES Page 8 November 28, 1975 Scouts Join In Improvement Project By Capt. Dave Olds, ext. 5381 Scout Troop 55, sponsored by Hill AFB, and Troop 344, sponsored jointly by the Layton Lutheran Trinity A flag ceremony officially started the day's events and the scouts were divided into work groups. With only a short break for Church and the 6514th Test Squadron, recently united for lunch, the scouts worked a camp out and area through the day picking up improvement work project on trash, cleaning and expanding Hill AFB. camp sites, repairing eroded Over 50 scouts and adult areas, installing steps on some leaders from the two troops of the steep banks in the area, moved gear into the old scout clearing and renovating the campground area on the east area's amphitheater and side of the base early in the restoring a large brick evening on Nov. 14 and set up fireplace. camp. Saturday evening featured a After weathering a night of campfire gathering by all the g temperatures participants in the newly and whistling canyon winds, restored amphitheater. After a program of skits and the boys and their leaders arose at songs, the festivities were and whipped hot ended by TSgt. Bill Lopez up breakfasts. giving a stirring rendition of the saga of "Old Ephraim," a legendary thee - toed grizzly bear "Oh-dark-thirt- touches. The weekend was termed "a rousing success," as the boys learned the value of teamwork in a project which exposed them to community service and preservation of our sub-freezin- face-lif- much-neede- d W future outdoor activities. Both scout troops meet at 7 p.m. every Monday and are new seeking actively members and adult leaders. Troop 344 meets at the Trinity Lutheran Church in Layton under guidance of MSgt. Phil Ford, committee chairman and SSgt. Jim Andrews, scoutmaster. Troop 55 meets at the Hill AFB Scout Lodge, immediately behind the base exchange annex in the Area C housing. Maj. Bob Jurek is committee chairman and is Olds Dave Capt. scoutmaster. items, rags or other removed from the wastewater inappropriate items. Put grease, oils and fatty at the sewage plants. " food few waste in plastic bags or Here are a about the use of the sewage empty milk containers and place in the garbage instead of system. Never dump unusual, toxic your sink. (AFPS) or otherwise possibly hazardous materials into the sewage system (street drains, toilet, sink) without first checking local environmental or health officials, since vapors from these substances can be a serious hazard to CTtTrrtT wastewater plant workers. Use no or low phosphate laundry detergents. Some wastewater plants have no Li to treatment process eliminate detergent suds. "no-nos- & 01 Alignmen t Special HEV' KIDSi rvy I? VOG IS ON I I MARSi v will (gosh, E HAVE" V GEE... IM1LYV uAd nc yll am N(X I $(5195 WM m J ' ...anp WILL '1 ONI THE S. ON I I C7M k. j- - 7 TIHIH asa Fronft End m My INSTALLS STEPS Scouts from Troops 344 and 55 join together to install steps on a steep bank in the campground. This project and others like it were designed to facilitate movement and repair eroded areas. (U.S. Air Force Photo) and will t " more pleasant Panic Buttons now be a facility for Never use the sewer system to dispose of plastic r WmM ,Jf natural resources. The campground received a Don't Strain The Drain Many substances that are easily poured down a drain or into a toilet are not so easily the roamed who Northern Utah region in the early 1900's. Sunday morning, the scouts slept until Breakfast was followed by a flag ceremony, open air church service and the scouts returning to their work projects to apply the finishing j- - i -- 13' Most American cars and light trucks AT HOME MARINA 1300 to WSO WEDDING RING 14 7$ l pot rp&ar by trains on Accu'ron All On t ciniciart fpa'fab' Ws'tn l Merl's Jewelry Aa in Clearfield Safer US. pert Watch & Jewelry Repairing Phone 825-075- 2 SCOTTI HEAVY DUTY v ncn you nave good auto insurance rates like GEICO you don't have to use big ads. Uneven tire wear steering stops unstable signals of worn out shock absorbers. 2 for I o Installation Available We give you a 00 guarantee on 100 of our work. !N itil SEASON TICKET Pick any 4 Your Scofti Huffier Center Phone MmSI2l $20 2th Sf. Oa4 VINPOtT j r r AMD 4 A Bank Amerlcard LAYTON, UTAH garrts s'at a? 7 30 p te Sa'1 Pa v mRS 1 JV 646 NORTH MAIN games 825-224- 8 Matter Charge ) 21 "your choice" save $1.00 per ticket DI ac tOVf 12 1 1 Cf St. Louis nose-div- e DICK DA Nov 29 sots Because rcorlc tell one another about out coxJ rates' And now oer 2. 'M00 may Sat. Tire Mileage. Stops-Extr- a Wh? atnficJ customer injure their i3fv homes and boat itb f.l If O Call toJa and e II tell oj bo much o'j NOVEMBER nni Clock J son - |