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Show m BEHS Aeronautics Class Sees American Airpower During Tour of Hill Air Base A group of 23 aeronautics class students from Box Elder High school and their teacher, J. Earl Johnston, received a first hand look at American airpower recently when they toured Hill AFB. The group arrived early in the morning and were met by their escort for the day, Lieutenant Paul L. Hulme. The officer first Showed the visitors the giant aircraft repair facilities at the Ogden base. The and their instructor students saw what it takes to put supersonic Voodoos and Delta Daggers repaired here, back into the air in record time. Next, the visitors were escorted through Hill AFBs new painting and cleaning hangar. The painting and cleaning hangar, completed last year, houses the cleaning function and paint, dope, and fabric activities of the Directorate 'of Maintenance Engineering at the base. , A special feature of the hangar, pointed out to the Box was the ventilating system that completely changes the air within the huge hangar every two minutes. Other sites on the tour were the base weather station and radar approach control center (RAPCON), which electronically controls air traffic coming and leaving the giant Utah base. Concluding the tour was a 4 guided tour through a huge Globemaster aircraft. The visitors were feted at lunch in the civilian cafeteria at Hill AFB. r A I y 7 V v V s - ' ". " grips' , - 'V C d ,SW t : ? A--- V,4 , ' V at t jfw . l',' r i. I i 1 i M V t ,J y V VV f f , s, tf v , 5 :7.Mti' 1 ' , li r.y.w: w?im8P s- , Tj - "lr i4 v ' W v i V G" I ,t A VX vwA7 lM' Vs, - , ' - t r f &&4 "y'XA v(p Y -- . 4 ,-j i JO Phone Drive-i- Throw a Peannl The woman appeared at the ticket window for the sixth time. she said, when does the Er train leave for Memphis? It leaves at 2:48, madam," answered the agent with a trace of annoyance. N. Y. SYRACUSE, (UP) Keith S. McHugh, president of the New York Telephone Co., says a coming development is a drive-ibooth for telephone busy motorists. I have told you that five times during the past half hour." ' reI know you have, sir, plied the woman, "but Johnny likes to see you come to the window. He says it reminds him of the zoo - Ask anyone you look lovelier when youre slender f F-1- REDUCE AT HOME WITH THI staUffer home reducing plan For a lovelier,' more youthful looking figure you must-hav- e correct weight, proper 'measurements and postural balance. The STAUFFER HOME REDUCING PLAN of effortless exercise and caloric reduction is designed to give you all three. Reduce while you relax at home on the famous Posture Rest. ' H BUY IT FOR 60c A DAY FOR FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION Fabric by lurca Gown by Melt Slmptoa THELMA HESS, Counselor Stauffer Home Plan ALpine TREMONTON, UTAH IN BRIGHAM CITY CALL 1544 FOR APPOINTMENT I WILL BE HAPPY TO SERVE YOU. 65 NORTH 1st EAST f 1. Ifcrni iifwHiifrinttiil TOUR HILL Alii FORCE BAbE Members ot the aeronautic class at BEHS made a recent tour of IIill Air Force Base where they received a first hand look at American Airpower. They are, left to right, front : Earl Bekker, Luane Hunsaker, Robert Reeder, Norman Nelson, Richard Petersen, Dean Ward, Kent Hunsaker, Richard Bennett, and J. Earl Johnston, instructor; back: Wayne Singleton, Harold Francis, Billy Snow, Rex Osmond, John Perry, Darrell Wells, Ronald Nelson, Bill Howes, Glenn Ward, Kenneth Morinaka, Steve Larkin, Lynn Codings, Fred Christensen, Kathleen Cottam and Mary Schroeder. Agent Advises Lawn High School Garden Tool Check Now Is the time to check and make sure that lawn and garden equipment are in shape for spring use, advises A Fullmer Allred, Box Elder county extension agent. Anson B. Call, Jr., extension horticulturist at Utah State University, warns that if tools and machines were put away in a hurry last fall, they should be protected now against rust or other damage. An important rule, of course, is to keep all metal parts of equipment clean and dry. Mud left to dry on tools, or fertilisers or insecticides left standing In contact with metal Is likely to corrode the metal during the winter, he adds. The garden fertilizer spreader will rust out quickly unless all leftover fertilizer is washed off and the metal dned and covered with oiL Fertilizer attracts moisture and thus invites rusting. If mud has been left on tools, remove It and rub down rusty spots with steel wool. Then Coat the metal with oil. If paint has Worn off, now is the time to reapply It Many a sprayer has been ruined in one winter simply by leaving insecticide standmg in it, Call points out Now is a good time to have your lawn mower repaired and overhauled. Mowers need sharpening and repaired at least once a year. Shops have more time to do it now than later in the spring. Classes Visit County Jail By Linda Palmer The Box Elder county jail was the scene of special visual aid study last week as the American Problems classes visited there to learn the basic jail procedures as explained by Sheriff Varren Hyde. After entering the Jail, the students saw the three deputy officers. One office was the finger printing room, another office was wallpapered with criminal pictures and notices, while the other contained many criminal files and pictures. Students then were privileged to visit the typical cell, containing only one small bed Relieved were many minds as a larger,, floor-tiled- , ten bed cell was visited. This cell had a shower which each prisoner Is required to use each day. A long table served as their eating place and a radio was permitted if their behavior was good. Sheriff Hyde impressed upon the students minds the fact that after one- is 18, he is no longer a juvenile and if arrested, his fingerprints and pictures are sent to Washington, D. C., and his record there is started. The trustee system was also exSome prisoners were plained. allowed to go anywhere on the grounds according to their behavior. One prisoner or trustee was - Norman Jeppsen, left, instructor in American Problems classTOUR COUNTY JAIL es at Box Elder High school, is shown above with members of his class as they listen to Sheriff Warren Hyde explain procedures followed at the Box Elder County Jail when the classes made a recent visit to the jail in connection with their study of crime. allowed to go downtown because an uneasy feeling among the L. D. Wilde, as well as students, he had proved that he could be temporary jail visitors. expressed appreciation to SherThe last point of interest was iff Hyde and also hope that trusted. . Students learned that the ju- the supply room which was fill- other such field trips can be venile problem in this county ed with everything necessary to made possible. in meet any emergency that may has improved tremendously the past year or two. Juvenile suddenly occur. 12 Box Elder NEWS This was, indeed, a yery intercells in the basement were visitWednesday, March 5, 1958 ed and the heavy iron door and esting and educational trip. InBrigham City, Utah dark, dismal cells created quite structors, Norman Jeppsen and Fascinating Fellow Tm not wealthy and I dont have a yacht and a convertible like Jerome Green," apologized the suitor. But darling, I love you." And FRIDAY and I love you, too," replied the girL And now tell me more about Jerome. MARCH SATURDAY l Good Reading Every year we give bargains that keep our customers talking for a year for the Whole Family One Rack of DUSTERS, HOUSE COATS, Facts Hews DRESSES ---- This year is no exception --- you wont believe it! OneRackof COATS, SUITS, DRESSES Values to $24.95. Values to $8.95. Family Features , One Table of PUMPS, SANDALS. Tha Christian Scwnce Monitor On Norway $t Boston IS, Mast. land your newspopar for the time (hacked. Enclosed find my chock or money order. I year I8 0 6 months 9 Q I months $4.50 Q One Rummage Table of BRAS -- SLIPS -- SHORTS, etc. Address City" lone State him II mi ! R'l jlJ fl One Table National Brand FOOTWEAR. Values to $10.95. Dollar Day Price Nome , Dollar Day Price jo One Lot Womens NYLON HOSE Some one pair to a color- - pair.ST |
