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Show San Chronicle-Advertis- Thursday, March 18, 1971 er tant, Roger Tippets, second assistant and Von Barfus, as scoutmaster. Michael Christensen remained as secretary and Steve Cardon as Explorer leader. Molicopyer Combcrt esvobllsEiec! of Mill Rudell Willey was sustained as ward teacher derelop-n.cn- t leader and Herman Mil- ler as assistant teacher velopment leader. Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Jensen and family and Patty Tippets spent last weekend in Twin Falls, Ida., visiting relatives of the Jensens. six points, but the final guzzer sounded with Kancsnlle-leadin- g by a score of ed as social relations leader in Relief Society. Birthday wishes go to Mary Agnes Jackson, Frances Nelson, Madge Rasmussen, Scott Toone, Blake Watkins, Robert Stephens and Jill Thurgood. David Read, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Read, as ordained a Teacher in the Aaronic Piiesthood. de- -- 27-2- 56-4- 7. Nineteen people participathe Young Marrieds meeting Sunday night held in the Clinton Miller home. A party was planned for April 1. ed in Sustained as Primary workers Sunday were Mrs. McCol-loc- h and Mrs. DeCorso. KANESVILLE FIRST The Juniors began their All Church play against Canoga Park, Calif., Monday afternoon. After trailing by nine points at the end of the first quarter, the aggressive quintet, led Dennis Johnsons fire by shooting and Richard Petersons rebounding and the excellent teamwork among all teammates, they overtook the California team and at one time led by 16 points. The Californians made one last desperate bid and pulled with KANESVILLE SECOND The Scouts of Troop 364 went on an overnight Friday night. Fourteen boys participated. The YMMIA was reorgan-ze- d Sunday night. Released was Rudell Willey, first assistant, Steven Toone, second assistant. and Robert Sustained as the superintendant was Duane Sims with Leon Brace, first assis Officials Special cancer special program concerntherapies for treating cancer will be aired Sunday, March 21 at 1:30 p.m. on Channel 2 television. A ing the non-tox- that Sixty-eig- ic hr six cations throughout the L.S. Major considerations in selecting Hill AFB were dim" e, available airspace, topography, available facilities and cost. helicopters and ht Fixed-win- HC-13- g air- 0 craft will be attached to the school. Some 1,200 pilots and aircrew members per year will be graduated from the various classes in the school. There will be an enrollment of some the military personnel at one 280 school will be a tenant on Hill AFB and will be under command jurisdiction of the Air Rescue and Recovery Service of the Military Airlift Command. Types of training to be given by the school includes advanced helicopter qualificaHercules tion, aircraft pararescue and recov show shown Stephens,-scoutmaste- said f ery techniques, aircraft fire aerial refueling of fighting, helicopters, gunnery, testing of new techniques and equipment, paramedic training and flight simulator instruction. HILL AFB - An Air Force Helicopter Combat Crew training r'hool will be operational at Hill AFB about July 1 with some 1.00 military personnel and 100 civilian workers permanently assigned to it. The new un' will add about $14 million a year to Hills nearly $200 million annual paj roll, officials said Individual schools at Sheppard AFB, Texas, Shaw AFB, S.C., and Fglm AFB, Fla., are being consolidated into the new unit. Stake conference will be 8 and Fast held March and Testimony meeting will be held at 5 p.m. March 28. in i time. The Air Force, acting on Congressional recommenda- Hill AFBs bombing and gunnery range on the desert west of Great Salt Lake will be utilized for some of the training, officials said. Various versions of fcur basic helicopters, as well as the huge four-engin- Hc-13- 0 Q , 4. 4 I Y t rip iiri HUSKIE Primarily used for rescue and about 18 of these Kaman Aircraft Cor- fire-fishtin- g, loporation manufactured helicopters willthebenew of cated at Hill AFB. They are part Air Force training unit. 4 will be used by Hercules the school. The largest number of helicopters will be of the UH-- 1 Iroquois type built by Bell Aircraft. Others are the Sikorsky 3 Jolly Green the Sikorsky HH-5- 3 Giant, Super Jolly and the Kaman HH-4- 3 Huskie. tions, has consolidated its helicopter combat training to provide advanced school at a smaller cost. Hill AFB was selected by the Air Force as the best location for the school after extensive surveys of several lo HC-C-1- More than $1 million for new construction and modification of existing facilities have been earmarked for the school. & H-- Tk A mm. SMi Lucerne Cream Style, Farmer or Low Fat Beef, liver. Lean & Lively Braised Chicken, Lomb or Horsemeat Bond Box Ice Milk Vamllo or Neapolitan --c 3 c c Half- - 1 4; i. 40-o-z 2? mrnmmmmmrmmmm mwmrnmmm wmwm I .q&x il- - ii w Grade A Fryers U.S.D.A. Inspected for Wholesomeness and Graded A Hen Turkeys U.S D.Ac Grade 'Norbest 10 to 14 Pound Range mmmmmmmmmmm Potatoes U.S. No. 2's Large Bunches Each lb. Fryer Drumsticks Fryer Thighs Frankfurters ,! Sliced Bacon Pork Chops Beef Short Ribs u. Sliced Bacon tk Link Sausage 4.78 5 Conned Hams I;, Fryer Breast Ground Beef E 1" 59 Leo's Sliced Ham v;; 48 Leo's Sliced Chicken J... 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The helicopter is being used for aircrew rescue capabilities and is one of four types to be used by , McClean's Toothpaste Vaseline Hair Tonic Lavoris Mouthwash InV Pond's lotion Whito Petroleum Jelly Voi. the training unit. s 39 33 Skylark Oatmeal Bread Bavarian Rye Bread V. 30 Bread Skylark V 30 Nabisco plr rj ntj ,,)L Pound 66 Log Cabin Syrup Individually Wrapped 82 Detergent Water Softener 7 King HERCULES -- - Six Air Force HC-1aircraft will be stationed at Hill AFB. The aircraft are to be used for training of helicopter support teams and some are configured for aerial refueling of helicopters. 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