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Show June 19, 1953 Efficiency Recognized AF Aid Society Carnival, Show Is Announced 1 Chart Shows They're On Standard' treat JnoSblScivilian is in store for and military workers, it was made known today with the announcement of another huge Carnival and Variety show. AuSust !. the gates of AFB will be thrown open so that all may celebrate at a carnivallike party and at the same time help raise funds for the Air Force Aid Society, according to Robert P. Sauzek, project Captain officer. Ticket sales will begin today for the big celebration. Concessions of all types, booths, bingo, eats, and rides for the kiddies are part of the being arranged for. Also in the planning stage is a big variety show with professional talent and a ' boxing and wrestling show. Thousands of dollars worth of prizes and gift certificates will be awarded to lucky Hillfielders. The grand prize is a Bel Aire Chevrolet club coupe. This is a e job of sungold and ivory and has all ' . A AiN ' llili fill" ,4;' . fun-make- P. Lois (seated) was presented a superior accomplish-pa- y excellent work in the shipment control sec- Pictured with her is Mrs. Anne Searcy, her supervisor. Hewett increase For V supply. Accomplishment Award sented to Mrs. Lois P. Hewett perior rs two-ton- the extras. "Mark the date down on vour calendar," Captain Sauzek invited, We are planning one of the bigoaor for outstanding work was bestowed on a supply and services gest celebrations this base has ever seen on August 1. We want you i clerk last week in ceremonies held in the director's office. all to join in the fun and at the 1 wis r. Hewett was same time help a worthy organizaa a commendation and of letter presented iot accomplishment pay increase for her excellent work in the tion, the Air Force Aid Society." M section, material supply and services control j! division, itrate. iingthe presentation was MaH. Garlock, deputy for asents and distribution. Pres- - xell ceremony was Mrs. who initiated the station, Mrs. Anne Searcy, if the special j handling unit. the I Hewett was cited for "ex-ability, efficiency, and demonstrated in the per-- e of her- duties." Her work nn Jl - reports, posting status AMswering correspondence, C requisitions, and other of such an f outstanding reward was due her, .tenors felt. ?t I broad : o wiuii j ail Hie functions performed in the overseas requisition control unit as well as the special handling unit, Mrs. He- wett is able ;to accomplish assign- ment in either unit," the commendation states. "In addition to being a very skilled typist her work is outstandingly accurate and neatly arranged. The quantity and quality of work accomplished by her exceeds the requirements of the position." "Her pleasing personality has established friendly relations in her contact with personnel in other organizations," her superiors stated, "which results in improved public relations and morale effecting the organization." Mrs. Hewett has worked at Hill AFB for four years. She resides with her husband at 310 East 200 South, Clearfield. Colonel Merle Coombs Receives Transferrina Him to Germany h three Procurement and production are hereby tossing out a challenge to other directorates at Hill AFB. They believe that few other directorates can match their record in the "sick leave" department.In fact, they are asking ethers to try and top them or even match them, according to Colonel James J. Treacy, director. Procurement and production has risen in the last few months from one of those rated "not on standard" to the good rating of "on standard" in regard to sick leave. What is meant by "on standard"" Be and "not on standard"? Well, in order to rate various de Trophies, prizes, and fun are offered players who participate in under their command in the pots be held June to tournament civilian Hill AFB the annual Saturday, golf depot rating system, monthly 27. Air Materiel Com headquarters course Bonneville held be will the tournament at This year the golf areas of work established mand has in Salt Lake City, according to Jack Young, chairman of the golf be to reported and performance ij tournamenti commni.ee, statistics on such areas as "sick Plnv will start at 7:30 a. m. for leave," "accidents," "civilian turn birdies, pars, bogeys, over, etc. 1 ney nave set up certain, golfers residing in the Salt Lake with the most area and at 8 a. m. for golfers from closest first ball each round to holes goals which, if obtained, places a 7, and for low man. depot "on standard." If a depot Ogden. Green fees will be paid for- 3 and interested in participating fails Those event is to measure up to that set pat sponThe oQ.Vi entrant. MVU before must in the as tourney register welfare civilian the tern, sored by they are "not on standard." next Tuesday, June 23, Young said. and production has sociation. Procurement , The tourney will be conducted in All that is necessary to register is measured up to this high standard name into one of the since three flights with trophies and to call your committeemen: February. John to following certificates going valuable gift "This has not been a coinci .TrtHWc Farh narticioant will Young, Ext. 8218; Cliff Palfreyman, hall. Miscellaneous Ext. 238; Lyle Killpack, Ext. 775; dence," said Colonel Treacy, "It 5,r nno has been accomplished only through or Earl Morris, Ext. G92. prizes will be awarded to golfers complete team work. There are 77 employees in the directorate and naturally a certain amount of sick Golf Discuss , be- -' - . .I ..J- Mil leave is necessary. However, ...y.aj.j.nmii cause we have become such a close working team, we have figured out a way to allow this necessity and still remain "on standard." Hill AFB Civilian Golf Tournament Held June Will Civilian 27 At SL Course Tourney iJIIJ. U. Coh 11111 tot I .': MerlG. Coombs Dance Tonight Heads Host of Events At the Service Club Missouri. Colonel Coombs, a native of Venice, California, first entered the service in November 1940 after atCalifortending the University ofinclude a nia. His overseas duties 2 years almost and year in Hawaii theatre. in the Headat Colonel Coombs served Force, Air States quarters, United February Washington, D. C, from be1948 until September 1949 and fore that was classification ofticer at Headquarters. Air Materiel ComChina-Burma-Ind- t j( Procurement Challenges Others To Match Their Sick Leave Record In addition to comptroller duties, Merle G. Colonel Coombs' has also been servcomptroller , has ing as chief of the finance division. transferring him to He reported to Hill AFB in Febofficer and ruary 1950 as finance attended the had time to that prior Louis, St. army finance school at kSLi, ' 18 Lester (Bus) Thomas, comptrollers office (left), puts the finishing touches on the chart that shows that the procurement and production directorate are "out of the red" and "on standard" in the sick leave department. Looking on are two procurement employees who helped their directorate achieve this record, Sharon McBurnie, who has been employed as a steno for less than a year, and Frank J. Vause, who has worked for the directorate for over 11 years. "It takes the cooperation of old and new employees alike to stack up a good sick leave record," procurement officials said. ia mand, Dayton, Ohio. For the last few years he has resided at Layton with his wife ana two children, Steven, 4 and Craig, 2. A "summer formal" will be the featured attraction at the service club this evening, according to Ruth Wysor, service club director. The formal affair will boast plenty of entertainment, refreshA combo ments, and hostesses. from the ."49th Air Force band will provide the music. Airmen are invited by Miss WyJ sor to watch for the big event 1. scheduled for next Friday, June " t, r S 26. "We are planning a big carni. . thovMI hp iisinff in the Hill AFB i..k " she said, "with side shows, val," civilian All 27. Four golf enthusiasts ckturday. held to be booths, dance, and other activities." tJurney civilian golf and .n the musf regis. June 2!) will be set aside for a einF" loft to rieni are iyie yihj jitter-bu- g dancing contest with trol; Cuff Paltrey3nad Earl Morris, stat services. prizes for winners. htrv9' i Lilxi . --- toJJ . |