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Show HILL TOP TIMES Page 2 Outstanding Work Recognized jkyy T7 . T J UK SALE door irwn iTlUH sedan." heater.' , conditio, CALL OGDEN by Inland The Hill Top Times is an unofficial newspaper published Editorial Printing Company in the interests of personnel at Hill AirHillForce Base. and news matter is available for general release. The Top Times receives AFPS material. AFPS material appearing; herein will not be reprinted without written permission of Armed Forces Press Service, 641 Washington Street, New York 14, New York. Opinions expressed herein do not necessarily represent those of the Air Force. LAYTON. Utah Address all Ads to the INLAND PRINTING COMPANY, Kaysville, Utah. Elva G. VaW Short Story Contest Winners Announced Winners of the local short story contest for military personnel were announced this week by Edith base librarian. First place in the literary contest was won by 1st Lt. Don E. Jones, personnel officer of air base wing; second place by A1C James C. Prease, headquarters section; and third place by A3C Robert E. Schmidt, headquarters section. Prizes of $15, $10, and $5 respectively were awarded the winners. Prize money was made available by the Consolidated The Welfare fund. judging committee was headed by Gud-mundse- n, Non-appropriat- ed manager Dr. Dean Farnsworth, Weber College. The winning manuscripts from Hill AFB have been forwarded to OPEN VlLY Headquarters, Air Materiel Command, where they will compete in an AMC-wid- e contest, Mrs. reported. Top short stories selected in that contest will then go to headquarters United States Air Force for final judging. Wincontest will ners of the AF-wireceive prizes of $300, $200 and $100 in addition to having their manuscripts published in national Breakfasts Gud-munds- de Champion Bowlers of Local League 1191 en 6 A. M. to 9 P, M. Featuring Colonel James J. Treacy (left) director of procurement and production at Hill AFB, extends commendations for outstanding work accomplished on a new program for vehicle repair. Instrumental in setting up the new system were (left to right) Karl S. Hopkins, Richard D. Roberts, and Stanley K. Dee. Jack Millar, who also worked on the program, was not available when the photo was -- taken. Other AMC Bases to Adopt Hill's Contractual Vehicle Repair System Ceremonies held last week paid tribute to the outstanding job accomplished by four men from the procurement and production directorate in setting up a new program for vehicle repair at Hill AFB. The program devised at Hill Air Force Base has proved to be so successful that other depots in the Air Materiel Command have been advised to adopt the system' for civil contractual maintenance of commercial type vehicles. The four men largely responsible for the job were Jack Millar, Karl S. Hopkins, Richard D. Roberts, arid Stanley K. Dee of the service contract and sales branch. Their work in implementing the new program brought forth words of commendation from Hill's commander. Brig. General M. E. Til- - Luncheons Dinners Guaranteed Fast SerrM a Minutes Drin ymy Davis from County De. fense Plants. STOP BY for BREAKFAs . . . Drive down for a drf uuus iiui luncnj NO DELAY... w e cater to Civic Luncheons ClubJ & Special Grot juur oecuonnere for lunch or dinner meeting lery, and officials at Air Materiel Command. Letters of Commendation Colonel James J. Treacy, director The Superforts champions in the recently concluded Hill AFB Men's Bowling tournament pose with the trophy they won after having nosed out -- 17 other teams for top honors. The champs, left to right, are: Chase Brian, supply; Vern Gale, supply manage- ment office; Charles Burton, maintenance; Jac.k Stokes, mainte- nance property office; and Al Agee, supply. They also won high team series by rolling 3,114 pins. Burton, captain of the team, won high average and high individual series for the season. This is the second straight year the Superforts have taken home the trophy. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE hi MX"?: - , ? It' fx. t o - rrr x x , : ;ry .vp, Ui : X &lVj, v;.y tmSmmmmmit . j 1 wtTF&j, ill v 3- - Gas Heat Auto Washer Solid Drive Oak Floors Ideal Location American Cabinets Larjre Lot Curb and Gutter Wardrobe Closets Immediate Possession . PRICED AT $9,250. DOWN PLUS CLOSING COSTS $1,200. $57. PER MONTH ON F. H. A. CLARENCE S. SIMMONS ) REAL ESTATE PHONE 184 v LAYTON, UTAH EVENING KAYSVILLE 0253-J- l of procurement and production directorate, added his praise when he presented the men official let ters of commendation at the ceremonies last week. Planning on the new vehicle repair program began last December when Air Materiel Command officials, in an economy move, ordered all depots to review their vechile maintenance operations and implement contractual repair of assigned commercial type vehicles. Worked out Problems Setting up contractual repair of vehicles commercial presented many problems, but the four men worked it out. There were such things as low turn around time, necessary in order to keep vehicles in service; distance of contractors from the base; selection and awards through fair competition by negotiation; open end type contracts which permit an even flow of work to the contractor without streamlining of paperwork which entailed planning and scheduling as well as efficient contractor-plant control through Air Force representatives, which meant constant surveillance, control and inspection. Special work order control was established by procurement and production's direction of the program and their constant coordination with cost accounting and the motor pool. Maintenance engineering released all control putting paper work and vehicle repair responsibility on the procurement and production directorate. The new system is now operating effectively at Hill AFB and is Colproving to be a money-save- r, onel Treacy said. "I am especially proud of my people," Colonel Treacy added, "because they were the only ones in the entire command to complete a workable program. Other depots will now pattern their systems after the one developed at Hill." One doctor to another at a draft-boar- d induction center: "But then on the other hand he's not in shape to be a civilian either." One husband claims his wife is celebrating the third anniversary of her 29th birthday. 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