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Show HILL TOP TIMES Page 3 Commended ior Twenty Years Federal Service Famous Clown "Bozo" and Santa Will Star at Military Xmas Party Bzo' internationally famus circus clown, will share billing with Santa Claus at. the Christmas party for children of top Hill AFB to be held military, Saturday afternoon, December 17, at base gym. The funnv man has hppn - rrTir.tVi lAnTn "1L" t: 1: .mBuiiS t. r. "villi Jroa., cuses for many years- He also has in a religious mood. biarrea in several movies, includ- gram At 2:30 Santa Claus will "Greatest Show on ing Earth," and appear on p.m. the scene to pass out ihree King Circus." to children up to 12 years of Captain David K. Shelton, chap- - gifts Bozo will be Santa's age. Naturally ain in charee of thft nrnp-rneniH R,, r:i Bozo will be nerforniino ' gERVICES DIRECTORATE employees who were recently honored for twenty years , line up for the photographer. They are (left to right, back row), Denver C. Oviatt, federal Cecil w yan Campen, Dennis A. DeGreve, John L. Detamore, William G. Leithiser, GlWl John A. Lewis, Edward J. Clough, and George Hicks. (Front row) Colonel Philip B. 0t'S r Minter, of awards, Charles R. Parry, Bernard A. Janosky, d lv director who made presentation C. Willey, Fred W. Banz, and John J. Newton. Antoinette K. Harner, Wimson, George AND SU Ed-FW- " i - IhrnnoVi- - out the afternoon, keeping kiddies ana parents in a gay, holiday mood. starting time lor the big event is 1:30 rj.m. Saturdav. Two short movies, "Holy Night" and "Birth oi tne bavior," will begin the pro- - EXTENDS SYMPATHY Marie McMann rvf Has a Rnrmlv was planning to leave for California for a family reunion on November 22, according to Kay Snoddy, reporter. It was to be the first time m 16 years the family had been together over a holiday. Instead, Marie flew to Daily City, California a dav earlier after word was received that her sister, Josephine, had passed away. Mrs. Snod- ay reports that all ol liase Supply extends sympathy to Marie. Number 1 helper, mixing mischief with each present. Gifts will be separated into five various age groups, with the last four groups divided into boy's and girl's presents. Guaranteed to thrill the younger set will be guns, dolls, nurse kits, automobiles and a host of other attractive toys. Toys this year are made available by the Officers' Club, NCO Club, Officers' Wives' Club, and consolidated welfare funds, Chaplain Shelton stated. Officers' and airmen's wives and chapel workers will wrap the presents. Chaplain Shelton asked all Hill military with children to circle Saturday, December 17, on their calendar. "Let's all turn out and help Bozo and Santa make the Christmas party a big success," he said. Slogan Contest (Continued from Page 1) gans and suggestions will be evaluated separately by the awards directorate had special ana raiiniui service ol iwu m their teaerai service maris. EarlA.Larimore (second from left) and Eugene J. Bradley (second from right) were the honored employees, rreseni at me ceremonies were Procurement officials Major Charles E. Shafer (left) Colonel William R. Graham and Major Arthur L. Haigh (center), S AND PRODUCTION PROCUREMENT to recognize the "long employees who reached trie ceremonies zu-ye- ar V t.rigni;. Participation in United Fund Drive Cash of Percent Participation Organization 'rocurement kith Radar Eval- Fit. Comm. Const. Sq. - I'Ji Gp. General specter light Operations pgramming lACS Squad .. 'ojimander pplain ;e Advocate POth EOD k Sq. Sec Pity Control fa Comdrs formation Office . Services Epply Mutant 445.00 411.00 380.08 3S4.00 170.80 Sq.H" P Servcies prity . nauue Bomb 185.30 109.00 91 85 82 80 80 74 70 I " W!"tZ 4 p. Invest. 27.00 45.00 31.00 39.00 13,1G9.7G 13,315.49 70 Care-fre- e $50,222.06 ment ring. I Intermcuntcin Trailer Co. j5 3776 Wall Ave, Ogden 5 y i pr. "Best Trailers of all are S " on Wall." j fk fli XMAS BONUS EVENT! 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Receipts PROGRAMMING Roy W- - Smith (Above) was feted for faithful government service at recent ceremonies. (See story on page 1. committee therefore, it is possible for employees to win a cash prize for their slogan and an additional award for their suggestion if adopted. Some examples of slogans are: "Think More Suggest More Collect More," or "Ideas are the Wheels of Progress." You may submit ideas for promoting the Suggestion Program rather than slogans if you desire. The more entries you make, the better chance you have of taking home the cash, Mr. Freeman said Why not enter the contest early this month? Suggestions aren't really so tough. Merely analyze x operations or conditions around you. 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