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Show - 'Come one, come all' June they came, had a ball! HILL TOP TIMES 10, 1977 Page pWiMUWiJiWMji!ll!iJ'iiJWU.iOi.B 21 By Sgt. Tony T. Langston The Youth Activities fund-raisin- g carnival last Saturday was a big success in many ways. . . moneywise, yes, but FUN-wis- e as well. About 300 young Hill people took part in such carnival activities as dart games, sponge throw, ring toss, and cake-wal- just to mention a k, few. Many of the older kids operated carnival fun booths themselves for the younger children. Oh, but the best part was FOOD! Everywhere you turned, pies, cakes, cookies, hot dogs, and prizes for the winners (and every child there was a winner). Even with the temperature in the 90s, the day was not as bright as the smiles the children carried to the carnival. The Youth Center, under direction of Mr. Ronald Trussell and staff member Sgt. Tony T. Longston, wishes to acknowledge and thank Mrs. Sheila Cole, organizer, and to extend appreciation also to Mrs. Connie Bare, Mrs. Barbary Schneidewend, Mrs. Peggy Scott and Mrs. Pat Moore. if f : V 5 0 i i I Vs - READY FOR RESCUE We showed you half of the new lifeguard team on the front page, now meet the second one -Kathy Coryell. Both girls work in the Airmen's Pool. (U.S. Air Force photo by Azalee Watson) - DECISIONS, DECISIONS "I'll take this one, two of those, three of these, and six of that one." McLinda Lowe (left) easily makes up her mind (I think) as she redeems winning certificates for prizes at the recent Youth Activities Carnival. Assisting behind the table are Mrs. Sheila Cole (standing) and Mrs. Peggy Scott. (Private photo) - SPONGE IN THE PUSS William McPhail, "the clown" in the circle, gets a sponging from Andrew Estes (left) and Mark Waller. The scene took place during last week's Youth Activities Carnival. (Private Photo) Procurement Directorate schedules annual Softball game June 15 Elimination rodeo set for June 25, cowboys, cowgirl contestants needed Lee Christiansen, general rodeo chairman, announces that the elimination rodeo will be held in the Hill arena on June 25 to select the best cowboys and cowgirls to represent the base at Defense Night Rodeo on July 25. bull riding, ladies keyhole race and goat tying. Pony Express On July 16, the 10-mi- le pony express race will be run at 9 a.m. This event will involve competition against teams from Hill AFB, Defense Depot Ogden and the Weber County Sheriff's Mounted Posse. A meeting on this race is scheduled this week for Hill contestants, according to Dan Skeen, race chairman. Free The free event is open to the public and will feature base military and civilian employes riding in seven categories. The Hill riders will compete in wild cow milking, rescue relay race, express relay race, wild horse race, all Hill rodeo events call Karl Larsen, ext. 2892; Pat Miller, ext. 2651; Kathy Boelter, ext. 3047; Lucille Manning, ext. 2963 or Lee Christiansen, ext. for contestant entries into the elimination Applications events can be obtained at Rodeo Headquarters, Bldg. 180, room 108. 3373. AFA presents citation to 301st 16600 36900 21" MAGNAV0X 25" ZENITH New Pic 1 tube, yr. warranty, late model, wireless remote For further information on Control ) ) 19" MAGNAV0X Portable-NePic. tube ) Exchange 3291 WASH. BLVD. -- -- .; , .. -- (Across from Holiday Inn) Sizes - Large and Small O New Eat Less - Pay Less Plan Ask Your Waitress Hs NEW PICTURE TUBE ONE YEAR WARRANTY, 30 DAYS PARTS AND LABOR T.V. P.AA O 2 Steak 19900 w ! O New Luncheon Dinner Specials O New Low Prices from 5:30 to 7:30 Central Park. The highly competitive affair will feature the "Big Spenders" of PPZ and PPW against the "Little Spenders" of PPS. A picnic will follow. Individuals are asked to bring their own food. The Air Force Association has awarded a citation of honor to the 301st Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Squadron, Homestead AFB, Fla. ' Information EW THINGS ARE HAPPENING AT THE LION'S DEN! The Directorate of Procurement and Production will hold its third annual Softball game on June 15 at 6 p.m. at Clearfield OGDEN d 1976 Dodge 300 Adventure Package, 4 speed, 4 wheel drive, 400 CID engine, PS, power disc brakes, factory air, all the goodies, 115 gallon fuel capacity. Will carry 3 to 4 horses or 12 cows. Has balance of warranty. Very, very low miles. Must see this rig. I I Sold for over $14,000 new s Now Only it 1 1 1 Pchin(sfl J American or Polynesian Foods gj" I HONESTY o COURTESY o SERVICE CUTKU LUNCHEON SPECIALS 11:30 A.M. 2:30 P.M. EARLY EVENINGS SPECIALS 5:30 P.M. 7:30 P.M. $2.15 $3.95 -- 3607 WASHINGTON -- BLVD OGDEN FINE DINING MAKING EVERY OCCASION SPECIAL! "7 m J MOT "Preferred Cars for our Preferred Customers" 1711 N. Main, Layton 773-415- 1 I |
