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Show Umber 26, 1952 HILL TOP TIMES Creative Ability Lauded Page 5 College Professors Yhn " Instantly Ic To Teach Evening Classes for Military Officers and airmen are civon r chance to earn some extra college ureuiis or polish up on english, II U II Ul speech, sociology and other subjects Dy enrolling in classes to be con- ducted at Uie base from September to December 19. Two Weber college professors will be on hand to teach the evening classes, according to Warrant Adolphus Avery, information and education officer. The classes will be conducted four nights a week, Monday through Tnursday. Prom 6 until 7:30 each evening, the classes scheduled are: Monday, English 1, Tuesday Speech; Wednesday, English 1; and inursday, Speech. Three quarter hour credits will be given for these classes. The Of-tic- er mmftmttMt0 From 7:30 p.m., military personnel may attend these classes: Monday, Psychology 1; Tuesday, SocioWavnf W. Weber (left) and Harry L. Bonnell look "over layouts of logy; Wednesday Psychology 1; and - hnnklet they prepared on "The Handicapped In Defense" for which Thursday, Sociology. Five quarter hour credits may be earned for liey received coraraenaauons. these classes. On Tuesdays and Thursdays a French class will be, taugnt irom 7:30 until 10 p.m. with utstanding Work on Book Nets Pair quarter hour credits available. Interested personnel should enroll at the Information and Educa tion Of fice ' immediately. Further 5 uperior Accomplishment Pay Increases Resistol "SELF-CONFORMIN- information may be obtained by calling Mr. Avery on Ext. 591. men who were instrumental in focusing national recognition In Hill Air Force Base were honored at ceremonies held in the civilian Two, branch and presented superior accomplishment pay increases or their outstanding work. Harry L. Bonnell and Wayne W. Weber of the employee services bit were lauded for excellent work they did in preparing a booklet "The The 16 r Handicapped in Defense." booklet and is sending one to each n in coopera-ioage booklet, prepared officer throughout the n Rehabilita-ioappointing with the Utah State Division, demonstrated the Federal civil service. "Considerable satisfaction can be irogram at Hill Air Force Base for mployment of approximately lrfUO derived from the laudatory letter of workers. transmittal which accompanies each bhysically handicapped he booklet contained photographs reprint and from the fact that the Ind stories exemplifying the import- - Hill AFB program for the employnt part played by physically han- - ment of the physically handicapped icapped employees in the defense was chosen to serve as an example ffortat Hill AFB. for other governmental employers." was book after the Immediately Publication of the booklet also Published, letters of commendation played a significant role in placing itarted arriving at Hill AFB prais Hill AFB in the position to receive ing preparation of the book and the the coveted "Certificate of Merit" xcellent job being done by Hill by the Governor's committee for rFB in connection with handi physically handicapped presented to capped workers. this installation recently. When Oliver Kincannon, chief of Presentation of the superior acinformation service,' Vocational Re- complishment pay increases to and Weber was made by Lt. habilitation Office at Washington, D. C, received a copy of the book- - Colonel Charles F. Harris, chief of H, he telephoned Hill AFB praisipersonnel and administration, who ng the publication and asking for said, "The initiative and creative to reprint it for wide ability of Bonnell and Weber shown Iermission to some 16,000 civil in the preparation and editing of reflected in a throughout the this publication has on this com creditable manner 'ountry. Force." Air and the mand Major General E. S. Wetzel, act- m deputy chief of staff, nersonnel. Bonnell, who lives at 1078 - 21st USAF, Washington, D. C, com St., Ogden, has been an employee of mended the publication in a letter Hill AFB since March 1951. He is Hills MmmflnHor hv nfaJntr- - a graduate of the Utah State Agri Recognizing that the contents of cultural college and is married and he booklet are of outstandine value has 2 children. p exemplifying successful utilizatWeber resides at 2873 Adams Ave., ion of handioannH worlrc io f Via Oerden. with his wife and son. He Pffice of Vocational Rehabilitation began working at Hill AFB in May fas reprinted 16,000 copies of the 1951. lersonnel 1 Hats Leathercraft Classes 'Whether your headshape Set for Military will THE BIO DIFFERENCE for May fitting comfort it in the exclusive construction of the leather. NO OTHER is loos, round or average oval, a Resistol will fit you, Leather craft classes be con ducted for military personnel at the wood hobby shop, Building every Monday and Wednesday nights, according to Airman Second Class Arnold Soboloff, personnel services section. The classes, which will be conducted by 2nd Lt. Ken neth G. Densley, will begin at 6 p.m, and last until 8. Leathercraft enthusiasts may in dulge ' in their art every night at the wood hobby shop which will be open from 1 until 9 p.m. on week days and from 12 until 6 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. All equip ment for this line of work is avail able, Soboloff said. E-11- G" HAT HAS IT I instantly... comfortably. There's no other hat like it. As for styling, a Resistol is "tops." 0, $8.00 and $10.00 and $12.50' 2305 Washington Boulevard Speak well of your enemies; re member, you made them. 10 September 26th to October 4th of the P-Co- our Maintenance Workers Suggest 190,000 Worth of Savings for Hill maintenance Jackets p, i w Sicx. 3 Kapok $1791 Filled 2 makes 5 Army Comforters Heavy Quilt fO5 Wool Blankets, 100 Wool $695 Blankets, 50 2 For '13 2 For 11 HniihlA SHOES . . . Work Type SPECIAL. No. 1004 $3.92 Steel Safety Toe SHOES . . . Work Type $0.45 MANY OTHER TYPES TO CHOOSE FROM. Up From Tops O RED SWEAT SHIRTS O TARPS O SADDLES ... b" HUNTING CAPS O WORK CLOTHES OGDEN ARMY Street O RED PARKAS O TENTS O Hardware O Wrist Watches Come in and Look Around! Everything for the Service Man 324 - 24th had L For Paratroop Boots 12-in- ch Zipper 100 - inch Zipper, Pillow mattress Packets No. M-3- - ii s r&5 Air Corps Type, Gabardines, Ike Jackets, 8 Field Jackets, Fall Jack reasonably priced . . . many to etsAllFrom! Choose B-1- sav- - trvi Kapok-Fille- d 48-in- ch nnneral. Junele Cloth Outer re-wrv- Shields SLEEPING BAGS Type Mountain Cloth Outer will ho saved b adoption of this a senior mm now method. Shields is wm in machine shop aircraft engine spector, ThP siitMrestion of Laurel D. Rockof... an irnrnnnorninffo modification . nnAr fhrnst hearine Will result in an annual saving of over $46,000, conRock, who works in the work control, of production unit trol lives in Morgan. An invention by Wayne M. Eastman of a tubular hole saw tobearfro7on nroDeller shaft Eastman nirrraft nose sections will affect a saving of $41,636 each vonr. Moore said, uasunen ia di employee of the engine repair vision who lives at Roy. devised a way to Henry F. Shulzshines for shimmy mat erM that sheet from dampers . Re will save approximately $12 Street, Cahoon siding at 704 West in the manuOgden, Shulz works machine shop ? T facture and repair AFB Hill at " N- -l Rayon Outer method in the engine repair suggestion work section. $s,uyu ADuroximately and money HUNTER'S SPECIAL! ats Jl vioore, Ogden Army & Navy Store ed General Navy, Used Four employees in the main-?in- g suggestion, the four employees t Dnnn. vnaiiue aiviainn ot. win . i. vak.o were presented the Air Forco maxpase have made suggestions lor award of $275 each. itwiing ro work methods in their imum, ne of business Paul Shields, 821 West 5th North, which will save his $275 1e Air Force an ooHrviafo1 1tfl. Salt Lake City, received an w each year, for rheok improved determining according to Gene 'nalyst. For those time newy-remodei- &-HAV- STORE Phone 10 |