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Show Page HILL TOP TIMES 2 August H( Just Call Me Lucky , vwsoin mercnandiso each. They S bearing- SW. t UUIS Pat li m E R jH No. 1;personnel; Thomas and Alex MariLStuaiMa3 were-ttl,Wort- - W" v-- -- .... . I or Tl J The Hill Top Time. ! an unofficial newspaper published at of in the per.oi.ne! Interest, Printing Company and new. matter i. arailable for general release. not be reprinted without AFPS material. AFPS material appearinr herein will New written permission of Armed Forces Pres. Service. 641 Washington Street. those York 14. New York. Opinion, expressed herein do not necessarily represent "; alirCAd. to the INLAND PRINTING COMPANY, Kaysyille, Dorothy G. Nelson Editor Ext. Utah. (Continued from Page 1) his devotion to duty and interest in the command have reflected credit upon the Air Force. Hopkins resides at 776 Cowley Drive, Layton with his wife, Nell. He has been employed at Hill AFB almost five years. Mrs. Lois P. Hewett Mrs. Lois P. Hewett received an Bargain1 201 Outstanding Performance Ratings view of his superior performance and ability as a production planner, via( BUCK' HjMXS AUnh J mi V ??Vf) r TIP' in t PAINT 5 Gals. THINNErZT7 manufacturing and repair planning BARN or SHINGLE section, maintenance. Mr. Berry aixs l, 5 Gal. $3 saved the Air Force thousands of dollars by his outstanding ability LACQUER Blue, Black and efforts, according to his superor $1 Green, Per GaL visors. Mr. Berry resides at 815 his Hill Villa Drive, Layton, with COOLERATOR wife and three children. $1 ICE BOXES Russell E. Grow IRRIGATION HOSE-P- er outstanding performance rating for Lucky John L. Starr grins and waves "so long" as he takes off Show. Aid Force Air Foot, 1 in. . won her work as a property and supply the he at Society car new in brand the Russell E. Grow was cited as was 'clunker' I clerk in the directorate of supply exceptional for his duties as mothe He says this new car "really beats CANVAS DAMS and services, materiel control divi- bile driving." foreman, inspection equipment Cut to Size administration and sion, operations mobile equipment inspection control Sq. Ft. section, office; shipment branch, inspection division, maincitation Her unit. special handling tenance. His Sewed for 2x4 stated, read, "Her work is outstandingly "Mr. Grow has supervisors not only been outSq. Ft. accurate and neatly arranged. The in automotive equipment standing ac$6,000 work of and quality quantity SOLID OAK NAVY OARS but within the complete complished far exceeds the require- inspection Aid" automotive field to Force over Air maintenance the to on be turned hand Over $6,000 is is rx. ments of the position. Mrs. Hew1, orof AFB Hill the and civilian of the as a of result Long throughout categories generosity military Society ett resides at 310. East 200 South, and AFAS field P. to Robert Sauzek, according depot type personnel, Captain project officer. (Ideal for use with dams or Clearfield, and has worked at Hill ganizational, " This outstanding amount was raised through activities of the repair both ' at this base and AFB approximately five years. fences.) the bases located in recent sports and variety show which saw approximately 3,000 party- Mff Margaret It. Walker re- throughout OO AM A area. He has' displayed goers join in the fun of the many TRAYMASTER ELECTRIC Mrs. Margaret R. Walker X)gden, with his wife and to addition events. In the WASHING $6,000 initiative, outstanding judgment, 4)i ceived an outstanding performance skill and technical daughter, was not present at MACHINES, New in all netted at the AFAS show, the ofability service for her Wj exceptional rating After being informed phases of his work. Mr. Grow is ficer's wives club donated $$200 to the party. as chief of the administration married he'd won the car he said, "I just HOLLYWOOD BEDS Redon-d- o the cause. and resides the 1472 Hill's at other clubs, 52 branch, administration office, supOfficers club and the NCO club, couldn't believe it and didn't sleep Avenue, Salt Lake City. and services directorate. Mrs. wink a the rest of the ply night." have also pledged sizeable donaWalker's supervisors praised her William L. Graver "Boy, I can sure use that ngw BUNK BEDS, not amount tions has the but yet of $29, "The work by saying, quality he said. "I've just got an old With Springs William L. Graver performed been determined, Captain Sauzek car," her work is sustained at a superior 'clunker' that's falling to pieces level without sacrifice to the his outstanding service as engi- said. a 1940 Pontiac. I still can't believe Plus hundred of other itl amount accomplished. Due to the neering equipment repair foreman Although rain descended on the I've never won anything before at close-oprices. consistent production of perfect in the field maintenance and pre- night of the AFAS spree it didn't it, in all my life." work, considerable time is saved. ventative line branches, vehicle and dampen the spirits of party-goeOther Prizes Total $2,700 Mrs. Walker has worked at HAFB equipment maintenat all, Captain Sauzek said. The Forthy-thresubsivision, e other - Hillfielders husSurp ance. His superiors stated, "Due flight test hangar was filled to won approximately five years. Her prizes worth $2,700 which band, Laurel K. Walker, works in to his outstanding management, capacity with the gay throng who Highway 91, Sunset maintenance. They reside at 880 Mr. Graver made many improve- shared prizes, eats, and entertain- ranged in value from $25 to $300. supply, was the lucky One Mile North of ClearC 25th Street, Ogden, and have a ments in his organization which ment. The crowd was especially Lynn Oberg, to get the $300 merchandaughter, Madeline. and Sand greatly raised the efficiency and enthusiastic over the show put on person dise certificate. Lynn Lloyd, Open Evenings with the a in resulted to professional wrestlers, the by huge savings Dean W. Hurst won the TV-stDanny Savich heading a ground communications, Dean W. Hurst was lauded for Air Force." He has worked at Hill rough-hous- e in foursome fearsome the AFB 11 for over outstanding performance as chief Mildred, works inyears. His wife, tag-teawrestling match. supply. They illustrator in the training' adds have two children and reside in Wins New Auto branch. In recommending him for the top award his superiors said, Layton. The grand prize of the evening, "His creative ability and high techMrs. Hiroko M..Kikuchi a 1953 Bel Air Chevrolet, was won nical skill has produced outstandMrs. Hiroko M. Kikuchi was pro- by John L. Starr from the vehicle ing accomplishments. He is highly claimed equipmerit repair section. outstanding for the second and skilled in artistic and creative work lone ticket No. 7696 won Starr's in time life. her Last she also year using all types of materials and him the glamorous new automobile. equipment. He has gained base and (Continued on Page 4) Starr, who resides at 1238 22nd St., command wide reputation with his fine workmanship and creative per"Hill Garden Homes" ception. Hurst has worked at Hill Field-WherAFB for almost 2 years. His wife, Housing Project HAVE YOU TRIED THE NEW Carol, formerly worked in the fis-coffice. They reside at 315 40th St., Ogden, with their newborn Model Home daughter, Kristen. a John A. Berry John A. Berry was given an outCompletely Furnished standing performance rating in f Sports and Variety Show Big Success . Collected for AFA Society Over - i ut rs Buck's War ar m ry al Fine "Old Colony" Meet Your Friends at the i GLOSS HOUSE PAINT? 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