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Show 1 I 20 LIFETIMES May 10. 1991. H.I!top Times Airmen graduate, finish prep course by SSgt. Teresa Dervin NCO PME Center A 3S8th Aircraft Generation Squadron sergeant won the top award April during the Noncommissioned Officers Preparatory Course gradua19, tion ceremony of Class 91-Sgt. John S. Tadlock was honored as the John Levitow graduate of the class. Other distinguished graduates were: SrA. Gary S. Rhodes, 84th Radar 5. Evaluation Squadron, and SrA. Charles A. Drown, 2892nd Distribution Squadron. The guest speaker for the ceremony was MSgt. Patricia Patton, first sergeant, 2849th Air Base Group. She spoke on what the graduates should do to adapt to a fast changing Air Force. "Survivability and flexibility are the key methods to keep pace with the many changes occurring in the Air Force," she said. The Air Force is the future, and where it will be depends on the graduates. Sergeant Patton said the way to survive the changes was to find the best ways to do the job, face challenges and look to the future. She also challenged the students to face the future, to make the Air Force better, and to view the last preparatory course class as a 5 Squadron. SrA. Paul W. Becker and AlC Michelle Y. Lafferty, 2849th Civil Engineering Squadron. AlC Ronald G. Baker, 6545th Test Group. SrA. Richard R. Thon, 2952nd Combat Logistics Support Squadron. Senior Airmen James P. Erlick and Andrew J. Lyday, 388th Component Repair Squadron. SrA. Elizabeth P. Atisme, 421st Tactical Fighter Squadron. SrA. John M. McKnight, 2849th Air Base Group. SrA. Brian P. Yohn, 2892nd DS. SrA. Patrick J. Ottaway, 1881st one-tim- Group. Senior Airmen Craig A. Hott and James H. Macie, 388th AGS. charge for e Call 1 621-174- WARNING? 0 1 IHOULUWS I I I II 1 924 24th, Suite DC Roberts, mJ "J I ur I ' I I ' 5 jj If i f 11 Hi -- r ': .r f I P PV I iL L,"x 1 1 - 111 Breath of fresh oxygen Dorothy Banks, a registered nurse at U.S. Air Force Hospital, Hill, fits an oxygen mask over the face of Maj. Craig Parker, a nurse anesthetist at the hospital, during an exercise. Hill nurses have been celebrating National Nurses Week Monday through Sunday. Lee's Mongolian I I and Restaurant J DINNER SPECIAL Monday & Wednesday Night Only 1 Time Through M luCMOf " NUMBNESS I Bar-B--Q DINNER-- 35 OnlyB35 (All You Can Eai) V I I 1 2 OGOEN Palmer Graduate ,. ! I Or. Kevin A. ; U.S. Air Force Photo I MM Roberts P Chiropractic l Center xM 1 r.:..,..- I 8 DANGER SIGNALS , 1 V r I I of our fee! st treatment. Hours: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm, Mon, Tues. Wed. Fri. I Systems Communications-Compute- r COME IN FOR A FREE EXAM i f y I There may be a I , y covers 100 $26 if A Other class 91-- graduates were: Sgt. Kevin Cannon, 388th Equipment Maintenance Squadron. Sgt. Brian K. Martin, SrA. Kimber-lIt. Waterbeck, and AlC James B. Clark, 2849th Security Polie Mailhandler Participants Insurance I , --- new beginning. ATTENTION: I I I """"" j V tffinoiSMss INmANOS ORf-K- 11 ' 2866 Washington Blvd. HOURS: Lunch. 1 1 Closed :00 3-- 5 Ogden 621-912- 0 P.M.; Dinner. 5:00-10:0- 0 P.M. Mon. Sat; Closed Sundays A.M.-3:0- 0 P.M. PARK CITY LANDMARK INN- - 1 tea. CMtsEfiHCOHu The Landmark Inn Park City, Utah Indoor Heated Pool Hydro Spa Jacuzzi Restaurant Satellite TV HBO ESPN Liquor Store 24-Hou- r Kids stay free in Horseback Riding parents' room Close to: Golf Hiking Biking Fishing and Shopping Water Sports Mother's Day Old Fashioned AM.-2.0- 0 Breakfast-9:- 00 PM. Fresh fruit in season Old fashioned oatmeal served with brown sugar and sweet cream Three farm fresh eggs Roasted link sausage Fried country ham Crispy bacon Grilled potatoes Cbrian Scones & Honeybutter Freshly brewed hot coffee THERE'S NO CHOICE PARDNER, YOU GET IT ALL! Dining Enjoy a Night (or Two!) at HORNES LANDMARK INN . in Park City Mother's Day Dinner Regular Dinner Menu Hours: - - Ask for Patriot Special - Offer expires 12-1-9- Not valid with any other specials or discounts 373 31st Street Ogden 627-418- 1 4:00-8:0- 0 4668 Hotladay Blvd. Salt Lake City 272-885- 1 P.M: |
