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Show 1iril : Page 3 HILL TOP TIMES 6, 1956 1 f After Workers Get $1700 in Cash Awards 14 Years Service For Turning in Beneficial Ideas Alexander Dickey, mechanic For their suggestions to improve government operations, G3 Hill in the Maintenance HydraulAir Force Base employees' were recently presented cash awards totaling helper ic Section, retired last Friday and ?1700 and ranging from $5 to $325 now plans to devote full time to his Pav S OHH ovocnti'vfl RP(rptarv hobbies of mining and inventing. F. award's Koehler, $15; Henry Eugene of committee, reported that S. John Mr. Dickey i Garcia, $15; approximately $36,100 will be saved Neville, $15; 14 years ol has v. in a year's time as a result of the Y"lu.eH V 1 c t S C C1V11 1 V Auairi suggestions. work to his I uern LaKe H onnrwA iv. v,uy oaii SiiTispf. Jncn Rpv RppsIav r r.h credit, four oi hitrhext wrH nf sasfn fltiipr hardt, $37.50; Marian Nielson, $G5; G. have been! which Calvin W. award-winne$10; Lambert, Kay and the size of their uanason, $10; j. nomas ivi. uycnes, at Hill AFB. I awards' include previoush R?idT?- - Daniels, S40;, Si' He From Ogden Parley W. Hart, 3157 Monroe Ave, $10; Donald A. Yajore C. Lipari, $25; Emily K. worked at Utahl -- uue, o. General Depot' 7 Luby, 505 W 517 S, $7.50; George W. Charles $7.50; Clawson, Roy TT R WpHIpvJ , 97n MnHisnn Av.' 5RiO; and BushnelK T ' TTrili: lo . uaniei1 vv line xi. wowuer, ato; Avthiir W. Cnrpt.tn. Rnv R1 Hospital. A Halbert A. Bassett, 1531 Liberty D- - Williams, $105; Wilmer Taylor, Mr. Dickey .. 9T2'2 $37.50. "idea prolific Avs 9K .Tnmpa TT Wria-Ti- t man," Mr. C. Joe Morales, Dickey has had several suggestions City Pingree Ave., $10; Edgar L. Allen, o, xicx- - adopted while at Hill AFB. During 124 West Doxev. $10: William if. vlo ''lu'a'" H- - Munson, $15. B-- 6 ma" the war he turned in 10 inventions Marine Dr., $15; Peavler, Lloyd U. Chamber to the Government through the r"" Kaysville nnviH Pnfmnn 4f97 Jpffprsnti Ave.. ' lain, $37.50; Donald J. Gibbs, National Inventors Council, eight jj750 HYSICALLY HANDICAPPED AWARD Dr. L. B. Harmon. Di M ffmct TT TTo.TiTnoictOT- 9113 of which were utilized for the beneDivision (right), presents Bountiful James B. Thomas, fit of national defense. rector, State Vocational Rehabilitation ree Ave..' $15: Melvin L. Schroe- certificate to Major General M. E. Tillcry, OOAMA Commander St., $15; Daniel A.p3' der, 446-17At present he is developing a Sunset Thomas J. Rees, $15. i(center), who in turn hands it to William R. Manning, Chief, Ac- Hvmns. 232a Tvlpr Ave. SR10: Al- plug that he hopes will nev spark bert L. Dalton, 1015 Patterson Ave, Sandy Vaughn S. Hofeling, $15. er "foul out" during the lifetime of Instrument work. handicapped persons in $10; George L. Gonzales, G31-8t- h a motor. He is also working on a St., $15; Lloyd S. Bliss, 950 Rancho special improvement for vehicle Blvd. $25; Keith N. Davis, 454 FOR SALE: '54 Hudson brakes. Jet, 14,000 Barker Court, $25; George Mark, He resides at Honeyville, Utah, miles, good as new, very eco3537 Washington Blvd, $12.50; Har-le24 miles per with his wife, Ann. His family of nomical operation 658-35W. Abshire, St., $25. gal. Selling because of owners four daughters and a son are no Clearfield Harold A. Newton, illness. Kays. 0816-Jlonger living at home. $15; Ted B. Eason. $10; James S. Hyatt, $15; John A. Hastie, $15; Malcolm B. Morgan, $15; Samuel '4 Another national citation for outstanding service was presented W. Taylor, $10; Robert B. Cox, Marie McMahon, $15; Ogden Air Materiel Area by the" President's Committee for Em- - $107.50; Genevieve M. Bricker, $10; Herald loyment of the Physically Handicapped. O. Homer, $15. iThe award was made to lnstru- lent Section, Accessories Branch, Lay ton Frank R. Cornum, $10; Hiroki Directorate of Branch. hops Marumoto, $10; Howard V. Division, The citation read: "In recogni This is the second tion Maintenance. $10; Clair D. Olsen, $10; Egan, of outstanding efforts expend ch award to be accorded Utah's 5ant military installation during ed m n vnivjtiug equal opportunity in employment tor the physically the award on behalf handicapped." . firch. this month a similar cita Utah Governor's Committee Earlier was conferred by the Presir Employment of the Physically tion 1 COUPON I 50 FT. PLASTIC HOSE was Dr. L. B. Har-jo- dent's Committee upon the entire jandicapped I KITCHEN Air Materiel Area. That f State Director, Vocational Ugden presented to General I SHEARS lehabilitation Division, Depart- award wasUtah Governor J. Brac Tillery by ment of Public Instruction: Regular Lee at a luncheon in Hotel Major General M. E. Tillery, ken 89 PAMA Commander, accepted the Utah. Members of the Utah Governor's frard from Dr. Harmon, after-hic- h on hand for the WednesCommittee he presented it to William were . Harry Hick ceremonies day Accessories Manning, Chief, man, representing the Veteran s Administration, and Phil Peterson, (X High quality plastic, resistant to representing the Utah State EmCOMPLETE and I" toblt, poultry m wear, weather, abrasion and chem0 ployment Office, both of Salt Lake icals. Guaranteed for 5 yrs. City. L. H. Florence, Chief, Civilian . . . Teas . . . Weddings ROTATING Personnel Division, was in charge POUR SPOUT JUG . . . Church Functions of the ceremony. Also in attend 1 a a I. ca SPRINKLER ance were, Colonel Michael J. Cof Frappes . . . Punches . . . pacity. Con Lt. Director of . . . Frozen Salads Maintenance; field, venient pour Colonel R. S. Fuhrmeister, Jr., Aspout with I sistant for Depot Maintenance; rubber cap. Colonel Jerome W. Jackson, Diif liqKeeps uids hot or rector of Personnel; Charles E. ,01 "Artistry in Ice Cream" Decold for for Assistant Pfeiffer, Chief, DIAL hours. 3017 Harrison Blvd., OGDEN pot Maintenance; Max Lee, Chief, Uniforms Shops Division; and Oral C. Lee, Chief, Instrument Section. to come forth with the new First c Provides coverage up to 40 ft. It's 51 & uniforms scheduled for all civilian extra large with a rugged guards at Hill AFB is Joseph C base durable bearing. McDonald (above) Chief of the Civilian Guards; The new uniform STURDY LAWN RAKE SPRINKLING CAN has been adopted for all services and will be worn by all guards of the Department of Defense. It is blue serge with silver buttons. Sil ver braid on sleeves designates su Special pervisors. The uniform is worn with Service a nickel gray shirt and black tie. Within the next 9 months, the over to 100 guards at Hill AFB will be or Cash quickly on Signature Only the above uniform. I wearing J i or other liberal Aetna Plan. Get Military t(m Flat teeth of tempered spring steel am money in one visit. Friendly, Largo 10 qt. size. Heavily galvaPersonnel teous service. Come in or phone. retain shape, rake clean. Will not nised to stcy leakproof, rustproof. I 'S U 1 f X ! S rs $7-50- 5 rJ v -- I 1 L,?". - th nstrument Section Gets y th v;ard For Handicap Work 3. n, M Catering Service ran D- 5$kJ 65 New sled-gui- de 0 $20 to SI 500 :5J JL Cash You Get j $100 $6.51 9.77 16.28 25.60 36.86 150 (.0 GOVERNMENT SURPLUS Monthly Payment Plans 21 Mos. 18Mos. 12Mos. 250 400 600 j I Furniture and Plumbing $7.29 1$10.07 10.94 U5.10 18.24 25.17 28.74 j 39.85 58.33 41.62 Supplies CHESTS BEDS COMPLETE. TABLES CHAIRS (ARM) APT. RANGES COAL HEATERS t Offer $50 for 30 Days on Name Only TOTAL COST $1.50 ed )0.f ; el AETNA FINANCE CO. TWO CONVENIENT NEARBY OFFICES SALT LAKE CITY OGDEN 378 S. State St. 2274 Washington Blvd. DAvis Phone 87 2! Handy pistol grip handle. 27 ALUMINUM WASTE SCREEN BASKET DOOR $15.00 .$12.50 $5.00 $3.50 $9.50 $5.00 $12.50 $6.50 $19.50 CAMMODES LAVATORIES H. W. HEATERS CLOSER may holds 26 qts. Light 'nng-slze- ," f, lasts for years. weight, Meal for kitchen, den or office. Newell Melton, rust-proo- SAHARA VILLAGE, harm turf. 48" hardwood handle. Kjr ytf AS Kzyy ?$ Aluminum with built-i- n cylinder shock spring. Protects screen, storm doors from wind damage. Clearfield JUST SOUTH OF HILL A. F. BASE MAIN GATE Phone Clearfield P. O. Box 367, Layton 08 4284 4.5 lt Furniture, Hardware, Appliances, Sporting Goods YOUR SUNSET SHOPPING CENTER 455 North Main Street SUNSET Phone 51 |