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Show If Camera Repairman Gets Bronze Star 36 Years Late An aircraft reconnaissance camera Hill recently was presented the Bronze Star for actions during World War II. John H. Acock received the medal 36 years after his courage under fire and devotion to duty earned the HILL AFB repairman at award. On Sept. 11, 1944, a company of infantry was pinned down by enemy machine gun fire near Scarpia, Italy. The forward observer, then Technician Fifth Grade Acock, was called forward to transmit the position of the enemy guns. He went forward under bursts of fire from enemy guns and assisted in setting up the units radio, Although the enemy had direct observation on his position and he was constantly exposed to their fire, Acock stayed at the post until the enemy guns were cjiDG'u JOHN II. ACOCK is presented the Bronze Star by Brig. Gen. A. vice commander of the Ogden Air Logistics Center at Hill Air for courage in combat 36 years ago. destroyed or silenced. But Acock may not have ever received his medal if his son hadnt noticed that the letter order for the Bronze Star hanging on the wall in his fathers house was not accompanied by the medal. Maj. John Acock Jr., an executive officer for a helicopter maintenance battalion with the 101st Airborne Division stationed at Ft. Campbell, Ky., checked with the HQ Army office that processes awards and decorations, asking them to research the situation so that the Star could finally be presented to his father, After an eight-montsearch, the Army confirmed the letter order and forwarded a citation and medal for presentation. h Lakeside Reiew, October 30. 1080 Page NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION The Clearfield City Police Department will conduct a public Auction and Sale of various items of personal property on Wednesday, the 12th of November at 4:00PM at the Clearfield City Fire Station, 88 East Center Street, Clearfield, Utah. Some of the items to be sold include stereo equipment, electronic equipment, and other items of value. All sales will be to the highest bidder for cash and shall be final at the time of sale. Clearfield City reserves the right to refuse and reject any and all bids if, In the opinion of the person conducting the sale, such are not acceptable. man gac'jddeda'O'gs Paul Bruno, Force Base, Jsil- if J JIM HANSEN U.S. CONGRESS LOWELL PETERSON UTAH SENATE MED E1MV ...A NATIVE OF THE ROY AND RIVERDALE AREA WHO WILL ECONOMIC CRUNCH. THE BRAD DEE FOR COMMISSIONER TWO-YEA- R ' f,,; sg; e t DEMOCRAT JAKE GARN U.S. SENATE UTAH HOUSE 0CD(1 aster of Ceremonies: Alex Hurtado, Representing Ronald Reagan . PAID BY ROY CITIZENS FOR BRAD DEE eo-CH.HENRY MATIS AND EMMA RUSSELL uiwersare IN SALES 24 YEARS IN SERVICE 1980 MODELS NOW IN STOCK ALL WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE ON OUR 4TH ANNIVERSARY THE ADDITION OF THE SVUAIUIA TRADE TRADE-I- N UP TO Xlvaimia TEES iffi T.V. LINES BIG SAVINGS AND IN... ii' RCA RERSED ColorTrak s 1 1 25 diagonal RCA m ffl ffl SIMILAR Model WITH ILLISTRATION GD718 TRADE $S(o)(o)95 - ' ""SYLVANIA,, SalactaVision Starting As Low as RCA COLOR III nmooc ',V ColorTrak nn 19 l InIQSiil MS1 , Th Winslow Model FD471 5T.DVEF!5 TV with trade 825-100- Wf ALSO 1 it r ;; 4500 South 1 900 West Herefordshire in Roy 7:00 P.M. Thursday, October 30 MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS FAMILY s. THE PETERSON BROS. BARN REPRESENT ROY'S INTERESTS IN THE COUNTY COMMISSION ...A NOLAN KARRAS o, SALES & SERVICE SELL USED TV's M Open 9:30 till 6:00 5200 S. 1900 W., Roy 825-380- 4 3(1 |
