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Show TOP TIMES July 3, 19S5 HILL mil Uon-olyinraip- or begoira Dss One of the activities for older mili- tary personnel to participate in tomorrow during the Fourth of July-activitie- is the s Un-olympi- nine-perso- Olympics. Cost to enter the event is $5.50 per person, unless you have preregistered. The cost will include a which must be worn by the participant. Proceeds will be given to the Utah Special Olympics. Activities will include: Decathlon, 12:45-1:4- 5 p.m.: This event consisting of a is a "feeder" and a "feedee." The feeder is blindfolded and the feedee has his or her hands tied behind the back. The feeder then feeds 10 food items to the feedee, who must swallow some of each item. Items include a marshmal-low- , peanut butter on a cracker, a potato chip, banana, a cupcake, jello, sour pickle, chocolate pudding, cooked n can. Triple Jump, is also a 1:45-2:1- p.m.: 5 four-perso- a This event. Persons are two-pers- on V feedleir-feede- ef eveini son to eat a Boston cream pie without using hands wins the event. Shot Put, 5:45-6:1- 5 p.m.: This is an individual event. Throw a water balloon. Farthest throw wins. to toothpick. First team done is the winner. Toothpicks must be held in the player's mouth. Discus: 6:45-7:1- 5 p.m.: This is an individual event. Object of game is to hit a pole with a frisbee. Winner will be the one who hits the pole and is farthest from the pole. pick 880 Relay, 6:15-6:4- 5 p.m.: Eight-perso- n of four each sex. Team event, will pass a candy life saver from tooth-- . tied together to form a team. The team must make three jumps. The team that jumps the farthest wins. If a team falls, they will three-legge- d . 5:15-5:4- 5 mm lilt A m , S5 4& I :ww;.v..v.vrt:v::o?K';v.vA:v (U.S. Air Force Photo by Ron Cambaren) The Hill AFB royalty first attendant Carey Jo Robinson, queen Carol Comeau, and second attendant Deborah Workmantake time out for a Hill The 1 royalty can be seen here during the Eicture on 4the new andfloat. other985 local many parade parades before relinquishing their 1 "1 for forms crowns Aug. 5. Entry the 986 Hill AFB Queen contest are available from directorate staff and tenant command offices. They must be no later than 4 p.m. July received by the pageant office, OO-ALCCCA- A, 12. IMtletr&e mm m. "The secret to my success is that I always managed to live to fly f- - A another day." General Chuck Yeager Chuck Yeager is the right stuff. The first man to fly faster than the speed of sound. The greatest test pilot of them all. The World War II fighting ace who still breaks records at age 62. A true American hero.' a flyer. . ' "A3' YEAGER is hard-wo- n if In the history of flight testing. vno period was more exciting - .than the post World War II kyears. and Chuck Yeager. trie premier test pilot of " that era. now delivers that excitement to earth with a supersonic boom. . W cue. Coimis dsttonaui 4 .lutnoi ! C'li'vii'Q tttt fue ::":;:;?M)3S);:; "4 i nrtngaa A n J mmv Stewart thoroughly enioyed this story told by one of the greatest of latterday American adventurers himself. Tom Wo.te .tviot ol Iht RtuM Stuff , f opm .for busns&s Chuck Yeager s devotion to aviation, as a combat his pilot, test pilot, and commanding officer devotion to his family, his country, and to life itself. makes this book fascinating and inspiring. From the Golden Age of Aviation to the supersonic era. Chuck Yeager was there every step of the way His excitingimmensely revealing autobiography is more that just the story of one man's life about courage. about setting standards of excellence, about uncompromising integrity and success. M3QB(iX!3l i l 1 V- Ik Layton, Utah (Exit 355 Off I--1 5) "Earthily told and wonderfully exciting, with ofMhe-wa- ll humor and touching humanity. 1 salute you. General." PFCRoOeMUaiumiUSMC-ReMeci Now. Chuck Yeager tells his incredible life story with the same wide-ope- n tie approach that ma. ked his career as -- For Reservations rj!SiSfefe;f 776-670- 0 V or Toll Free 1965 North 1200 West ' (In the Middle of Newgate Mall) 4335 Harrison, , non-domina- nt T-sh- irt spaghetti and whipped cream from wni?lhi continue from where they fell. High Jump, 2:15-3:1- 5 p.m.: This is an individual event and a limbo contest. The person going under the lowest pole wins. Volleyball Tourney, 3:15-3:4- 5 n team event. p.m.: This is a A beach ball will be used instead of a conventional volleyball. Each player's hand must be kept behind the back when serving (two tries will be given each server). Tournament will be played round-robi- n between the 388th Tactical Fighter Wing and Ogden Air Logistics Center. The winning team from each organization will face each other for the championship. 440 Relay, 3:45-4:1- 5 p.m.: This is n event. Team throws a a water balloon. The team that is farthest apart and still has an intact balloon wins the event. Triathlon, 4:15-5:1- 5 p.m.: This is an individual event and consists of a water, bike, run combination. The individual must slide on the belly on a watered "slippery slide" to the end of the slide; then ride a child's tricycle a specified distance, then "crab crawl" a specified distance. Boston Marathon, p.m.: This is an individual event. First per- - This activity is sponsored by the Chaplain's Office and is a charity function for the Utah Special two-perso- 'ryy WW o O J D The Country Hills Plaza X V Layton - (Managed By International Hotel Services, Inc.) 3VrV.. |