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Show U. S. Air Force if If. VOL. 10 -- s forth--Z- t 1 ADMINISTRATION CLUB officials discuss two secre-ghoare Levindofske, sponsoring. Dorothy .vents they Vern Gale (center) treasurer, and Bill York, preside stationery bearing old AMC slogan "More Air Force iDoftir" The club is currently conducting a contest to help g i?C find a new slogan. Another forthcoming event is the an address by Brig. Gen. P. H. Robey, set for ff ff f laWiO NO. lis 1 18. itaars joadliin) AFA Km Robey II Address 'n. Club JANUARY 11, 1957 ipopgiiM S) 4 Event ; The largest group of ed people in the state of Utah the 13,000 military and civilian workers at Hill Air Force Base air-mi- Want to win some big bondsget your name and picture in the paper plus a chance at plenty of recognition throughout the Air Ma teriel Command? Well, there is still one week in which you can submit an entry in the command-wid- e search for a new slogan requested by AMC. The contest, sponsored here by the Hill Administrative Club, is to help pick a new AMC slogan to replace the old "More AF Per Dol lar ' motto. According to Bill York, club iig. Gen. P. H. Robey, OOAMA president, the Hill Administrative imnW: will he the featured Club is offering a $50 and two $25 Taker at the forthcoming Hill bonds for the top three entries iainistrative Club party, accord-- I submitted by Hill AFB person to Bill York, club nel. Both civilians and military president. E gala affair is set for Ma's are eligible. Seven other slogans will receive J Pa's Place in Roy, beginning honorable mention. tiaOp.m., on Friday, Jan. 18. The ten slogans then will be Geo. A Robey will address an sent to Hq AMC the last of Jan 500 members and their part-- 3 uary for judging with winners on a subject in the manage-fielfrom other AMC bases. Once a slogan is picked ( Ifr. York said that in addition it will be winning command-wid- e adopted the general's talk, a bang-u-p No reward is sched monetary rag has been lined up for club uled for AMC But winner. the abers. There will be a deluxe will be plenty of publicity there, aer of shrimp or chicken, danc- - in store for the lucky person. to & fine orchestra, plus $100 Rules for the contest are sim l door prizes. Mr. York said. Just write a pie, (Ticket stubs will - slogan pegged on the AMC misentitle partyto a chance at the prizes, sion. The slogan should be posii Meats for the affair are scaled tive and dynamic. Mr. York stated If ff'Ppoii. Examples of slogans are "Eagle's cket sales be cut Strength," or "Power for Peace." fJ Wednesday, Jan.would 16. Maximum number of words is T1 be sold at the so-- J V10, although judges prefer ones Mr. York. "So don't containing five words or less, bub-m-it buying ducats for you as many slogans as you like. t rJ!T Partner." Send your entries on a sheet of m embers are asked to con-th- e paper and put your name, work following for tickets: Hill AFB telephone and Roy place, (A), RalPh Lowe number on the back. (B), 5 (C), Fred Poster Bundle up your ideas and eith2i22 FG&J). Ercil er mail them to "Contest SymBowman (K), bol K." Or deliver them to Room 110, Headquarters Building. George Cohan (Q), and Joe Remember, the contest closes on Friday, Jan. 18. f PUBLISHED AT KAYSVILLE, UTAH Kill Personnel Back ion Specialist in Airpower ifWa&l HI . dinner-featurin- January . . . nd are currently joining with other groups to support the second annual Air Power Sympos ium which will be held in Salt Lake City February 1 and 2, according to Joe Jacobs, Utah Wing Com air-mind- ed mander, Air Force Association. Sponsored by the Utah Wing of the Air Force Association, the symposium' is set to bring together all groups in the state of Utah. They will meet together with many nationally prominent authorities in the field of air power, air-mind- ed . ENTHUSIASTIC SUPPORT Tickets No. 1 and No. 2 to the Air Force Golden Anniversary Ball were purchased by OOAMA's top officials. Brig. Gen. P. II. Robey (center) and Colonel L. L. Kunish Air Power Sym(right). The ball is the climax of the two-da- y posium being sponsored by the Air Force Association. Tickets to the ball also entitle the holder to a chance of winning a free paid trip for two to Hawaii. Turning over the ducats is Joe Jacobs (left) Commander of Utah Wing AFA. which includes such famous personalities as Dr. Ferenc Nagy, first elected president of Hungary; Dr. Dean Wooldridge, one of the world's most outstanding scientists in the missile field; and Philip winners of the local beau- prizes. A chance to win these is Geary, TV personality, traveler and contest, contest that will be held next given everyone who purchases a ty to Jim Bonner, lecturer, according $1 ticket to the Golden Anniversary Thursday. Program Chairman. Air Force Association officials Bali that w ill be held Feb. 2. at the Other celebrities scheduled to be pointed out that the purpose of the Rainbow Randevu. It is not neceson hand for the two-da- y event will symposium is to give industrial, sary to be present at the ball to be the author of "God Is 31 y Co- government, chui'ch, civic, military win the trip to Hawaii. Reservaand educational leaders a chance tions for tables at the dance can be pilot," Brig. Gen. Robert Scott; to Chief P. Gen. Winston get together and discuss air made by contacting the Rainbow Wilson, Maj. of Air National Guard; Col. John power. It was serve to focus pub- Randevu anytime after January 15. C. Meyers, WWII Ace now on the lic attention on the impact of air Committee chairman for this role Air War College staff; Col. Harry power in Utah and its vital econevent, in addition to Proyear's the national defense and Jom Bonner, are Chairman Shoup, from Continental Air De- in gram Roland nmv. Dr. Dave fense Command; Finance ChairWhitesides, features of man; Les Invitations Spaulding from New York Uni- theOne of the exciting Thomas, symposium will be the award-i- n Chairman, Joe Wixson, Arrangeversity; John Henebry, AFA presinaid trip p of a free e, dent, and many others. tn Hawaii for two via United Air ments Chairman, and Les Derby--shirHospitality Chairman. In addition to prominent speak- Lines and many other valuable ers, the symposium will feature banquets, panel discussions, lunchHERE IS YOUR SPECIAL INVITATION eons and beauty contests, and will be topped off with a gala Air Force To attend some of the Functions of Golden Anniversary Ball to be held this At Randevu. Rainbow at the AIR ball the winner in the "Miss contest will be crowned. February 1 and 2 Hill AFB will send two girls to this As a Hill AFB civilian or military person, you are especially invited to attend the Air Power Symposium events. If you'd BATTLE like to attend one of the following functions, please fill in this mail to SYMPOSIUM, Symbol form and mail through inter-offic- e "K." Please do not send any money with this blank. You should pick up your reservations and pay for them on the Mezzanine floor of the Hotel Utah Friday and Saturday, Feb. 1 and 2 prior to the events. If you have any questions, call Les Thomas, Ext. 470, Joe Wldnex-mfk1haVe been entered in the will contest that beauty Backman, Ext. 550, Helen Rice, Ext. 8483, or Kurt Young, West judges as Murraynf-. Mohler, . ..rSday to determine the two loveliest girls at this base. noted United Area, Ext. 220. The tw i,for,aTr ".6 Kick-Of- f Luncheon KSL-l80 desiSnated will receive the titles of Hill AFB's lniermouiiuxiii ) ( Alexander, Air t Press; Paul Lake Lafayette Ballroom, Hotel Utah official, and Jerry Jones, Salt Price $1.75 12 Noon, February 1 Ml8S Air leader. civic D. and C. businessman during August. and Luncheon Air Awards Power will contest ) ( Presented The local beauty Competing in the beauty pagappropriately Lafayette Ballroom, Hotel Utah Service Club next the held at addition be in eant the at Randevu, 10ngcup3 aT1d corsages. Price $2.75 12:15 p.m., February 2 will Girls 1 p.m. Thursday at two girls from Hill AFB, to Air bathPower' and WilUhen strut their willthebe winners Banquet dress ( ) airbest from Utah parade in Lafayette Ballroom, Hotel Utah ing suits. lines, AF ROTC organization at Price $5.00 this 6:30 p.m., February 2 enter to time still local There is :Wy 2 .Rainbow Randevu BYU, U of U, andandUSAC, know If you other contest, official said. .Hill Ext Utah's "Miss AFA squadrons, Name call Mrs. can qualify, who of girls WiU WnVS1Wlnner groups. 5? re' Address be- Rolfe Petersen, TV personality, Dorotny xNeison, be single must girls at ceremonies 1 . will be master of and 1R. NO tne ages- wt the Beauty bout at the Randevu. tween this for necessary 'k onveSLto .be held at the Helping to select the Utah Miss talent is in Washington, Air Power for 1&57 will be such all-expe- ex-3t- d. 5? JSJBob Girls Vie Air-powe- for Miss Air Pover Crown --- V St!! per IT &VJ!!e air-mind- ed -fy, r" The POWER SYMPOSIUM |