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Show HILL TOP TIMES larch 9, 1956 r " - riiiiin'i m" Three Hill AFB employees who are taking advantage of special classes conducted at Hill AFB are (left to right) Larry Schofield, Monetary. Inventory Accounting; Beverly Nelson, Cost Accounting; and Verla Hansen, Cost Account- ing. They are enrolled in an accounting class being taught by Keith E. Wiggins (right) instructor at Weber College and a Certified Public Accountant at 2640 Wash. Blvd., Ogden. This is just one of the 15 classes which are taught at Hill AFB immediately after working hours. All civilian and military personnel are eligible to attend them. Registration is next week. CHANCE TO ADVANCE i . I 'a I Yearn to learn? I More Classes Will Be Taught At Hill AFB After Duty Hours A short story writing contest for all military personnel stationed at Hill Am was announced today by dith H. uudmundsen, base librar ian. All military personnel, regard- ess of rank, are eligible to enter the contest, Mrs. Gudmundsen stated. Prizes of $15, $10. and $5 are ex pected to be awarded for the three best stories at this base. These stories will be forwarded to the Air Materiel Command headauar- ters to compete for AMC prizes of ipiuu, qo ana $go. Ihe pick of the AMC cron of stories will next be entered in the USAF contest where they'll nave a chance ot winning top money ot $300, $200, and $100. iudging will be in late 1956 for ;he best USAF stories. Winnine entries then will be offered for publication to nationally known magazines at standard rates. Following are the rules outlined by the base librarian. Stories must not exceed 6,000 words. Each manu script will be typewritten on 8xl0! inch paper, double spaced. Manuscripts must be surely fast ened and covered with a protective paper and be accompanied by an attached entry blank. Stories will be judged on origin- ality, freshness of approach, andliterary style. There is no limitation on subject material other than the manuscript be iree 01 libel. Deadline for local entries in the contest is May 18. Information and antrv blanks mav be obtained from Ext ;he base librarv. Bide. S-3- 36. Approximately fifteen courses will be taught at Hill AFB for 375. Civilian and military personnel immediately following working hours, jtccording to an announcement made by the Employee Career Develop- .Branch. I rent courses, Which carry college credits, will be Each course will last approxi Conducted through Weber College mately 12 weeks, or 22 sessions: held in building :nd and will cost from $12 to $20. They I are will be held from 3:30 until 6 p.m twice a week. Many Hill AFB Morning employees have taken advantage of classes of this type that have I FROM 6 TO 9 been taught here in the past, tram ing officials said. They are con ducted to encourage Hill workers WAIT to better prepare themselves to a accomplish the mission of the Air 1 Force, they said. BE CLIPPED! Registering for the classes wi DRIVE OUT AND SHAVE be conducted Monday and Tues WE kids day, March 12 and 13, beginning FROM at 3:30 p.m. m building 100. Payment of tuition fees Room PHONE AXtel be necessary at the time not will k of registration. Courses offered are as follows: World-famou- s Basic Electronics, No. 61, first quarter. Basic Electronics, No. 62, second 41 North 1st East quarter. Basic Electronics, No. 63, third BOUNTIFUL, UTAH and quarter. 3390 Redwood Road Transmitters and FM and AM GRANGER Receivers. Advanced Electronics, No. 81, 4. of - )WHY kater to 1-1- 00 4, Monn y s Barber Shop OPEN HOUSE 2 P.M. to 5 P.M. 829 HILL TOP DRIVE CLEARFIELD a very attractive four-roobungalow with nice extra sleeping room, plus bath with shower in full basement. Big 12x17 living room has drapes included, gas heat, nicely landscaped. Only 412 m years'old. Our representative, Mr. LUND, will be at the Open House ffi&gr 1201 FIRST SECURITY BLDG. -- Secretary for 461st Bomb Wing Gets Superior Performance Award secretarial work has resulted in a Sustained Su perior Performance Award for a Hill AFB employee. The award along with $200, less deductions was presented to Mrs. lone R. Ellis last week by Col. T. R. Ford. Commander of the 461st Bomb Wing (Tactical) Doing PHONE 18 top-not- ch Signal Cafe at Hill Ellis was cited for her to duties as secretary-receptioniI Col. Ford. The colonel stated that the award winner is doing the work of two people in the 4Glst head an assistant executive quarters officer and a senior NCO in charge. "Her ability to allocate work in fr: Luc unice ana assume responsibility to go with it has made her one of our most valuable persons, said Col. Ford. Mrs. kllis has been a civilian employee of the wine since Anril 1955. Previously she was secretary to the Assistant for Quality here at tne oase. A veteran of 15 years in civi service, the young woman has been employed with the Social Security commission in Keno, .Nevada, and the JNavy base and old Ogden Ar senal in Utah. bhe is married to LeVar W, Ellis, time and motion technician in the maintenance directorate Making their home at G15 Adams Layton, they have two children Wanda Lee, 12, and Larry, 7. Mrs. LAYTON. UTAH st 1 Stork Club Elva G. Vaughn Manager OPEN DAILY Mon. Thru Thursday 5:30 A,M. to 10 P.M. Fri. and Sat. 5:30 A.M. to 12 o'Clock Midnight Sunday 5:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Featuring Breakfasts Luncheons Dinners Guaranteed Fast Service Only 5 Minutes Drive from Davis County Defense Plants. STOP BY for BREAKFAST Drive down for a deli cious hot lunch! NO DELAY . . . O We cater to Civic Clubs, Luncheons & Special Groups Bring your Section here for lunch or dinner meetings. ... SERVICEMEN- - These Liberal QCi3 PLANS New boss of the Harvey Ray Hart family is the miss (above), little Gena Loyal subjects inRaylene. clude her Mother, Carole Anne, who works in the Overseas Monitoring Office; her Dad, Harvey, who is a sheet metal six-month-- fourth quarter. Advanced Electronics, No. 84, fifth quarter. Geometry Plane Math 1, Interm Algebra Math 3 (Trig) Math VII, first quarter Calculus. Jet Engines, No. 1 Jet Engines No. 2 Accounting 1, first quarter Accounting 2, second quarter Further information may be ob tained by calling the Employee Career Development crancn, mxt, 8455. IUST $13000.00 WESTERN SUPERIOR SECRETARY Col. T. R. Ford, Commander of the 461st Bomb Wing at Hill, is all smiles as he looks at a check he just presented to Mrs. lone R. Ellis (left) as a Sustained Superior Performance Award. Mrs. Ellis is secretary receptionist for Col. Ford. worker in Maintenance; and her two brothers, William Carroll, 4 and Stephen 2H. 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