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Show tMeet Your Supervisor CD i March 22, 1945 COLONEL PAUL W. WOLF, Commanding OATSC EDITORIAL STAFF . With a number of years of news-4- in paper experience,' an education accounting and business adminisFostration, Francis W. (Charlie) ter came to Hill Field on a permaon nent civil service appointment 1941, when ' OATSC was July 1, its still in infancy. An administrative assistant to the chief of management control, his ' home is in American Fork, Utah. He came to the field as a fiscal accountant and auditor in the post administrative inspector's office. Since that time he has received four civil service classification promotions while advancing to his present position He has proven his worth during the more than' three years he has worked at Hill . Capt. Arthur E. Sml th, LA. Betty Richardson. Editor: T8gt. Ryland M Thomason; Managing Editor: Ivar M. Draper. Associates: Pvt. Elizabeth DePew, Pet. Jean McCollum. Ralph Nicholson Photography: Base Photo. and The Hlllfielder is published weekly In the Interests of the military H1U LFleld. civilian personnel of the Ogden Air Technical Service Command, Editorial Supervision: . ft Former Utah; Newspaper, Holds rosmon at UATSC : Ogden Air Technical Service Command, ( SUNDAY Protestant: Divine worship Sundav school .'. Divine worship . ; 9:00 A.M. 1U:wua.jw. 11:00 A.M. Catholic; Masses n Branch Utah, in cooperation with the Information-EducatioIt is n services Section. It is distributed free each Thursday. Standard-ExamlneThe of Ogden the facilities and through the cooperation are those of the Individual liters and Opinions expressed in this paper attitude of the army members of the staff, and do not necessarily reflect the in its or of the commanding officer. It is requested that articles aPPjring columns be not reprinted or published without the express consent of the Public Relations Office t Hill Field. The Hlllfielder War plied by Camp Newspaper Service. N. Y. C Credited material may not be published . Camp Newspaper Service. from Hill Field welFunds for this publication are derived, two-thirfund. from Hill Field Central post fare association, one-thi- ZleJTlni ..... 8 A.M. and 12 noon Jewish: Each Friday evening .8:00 P.M. For schedule of weeKday consult Hill Field Daily " f"1 Pm;?tnm CHAPEL NOTES .. "Eternal Life or Eternal ueatn sermon the topic for the dialqgue and by Father John D. Mitchell con- in held to be Flynn, Chaplain nection with the Catholic Novena service on Friday at 6:45 p.m. All are welcome! ds rd Cafeteria's Continued Progress cafeteria's man- Financial progress made by the agement is rather strikingly shown in its last report and audit. The $10,000 indebtedness of the cafeterias to the Hill Field Welfare Association has just been paid in full. This has been accomplished during a perk4 when a number of much needed improvements have been made in the two restaurant units. With its financial house in good order, its indebtedness liquidated, and sufficient funds on hand to meet the current requirements of operation, it is anticipated that the cafeteria will be able to pay regular dividends to the Welfare Association, thus assuring a continued recreational and entertainment program. Where the Association formerly received, a flat percentage of the gross receipts from the concessionaire, it now benefits from the net profits of the operation. cafeNecessary expenditures in a continued program of teria improvements are contemplated. However, such a program will be spread over a period of time in order that the Association activities, curtailed somewhat in recent months, may go ahead again on a greater scale. Just as the Welfare Association is the direct concern of all the civilian employes of this command, so the success and service of the cafeterias concerns all of you. The amount of funds available to the Welfare Association to carry on its many activities will be in direct ratio to the cafeteria patronage. After all, in the last analysis, active support of the restaurants by all employes means an expanded program of entertainment and recreation for all our workers. It is up to each one of you as association members to lend your continued individual support by your patronage. Special Holy Week Communion Services On Wednesday, 28 March, a Lu- theran communion service for con- firmed Lutherans will be held at 7:00 p.m. Registration for same will be from 6:30 to 7:00 p.m. - An Episcopalian Lord's Supper . o.UU p.m. on mi inurs- Will De neid at.AnA .... I .. dav. 29 March. This service will be conducted by Rev. G. H. Argyle of Ogden. - . Field. ' : in January, laiz, ne was to clerk in the . pro-i- s chief post administrative inspector's office, later the base air inspector's office under Col. Vernee G. Halliday.: He worked under Colonel minuay ior a period of over three years, prob ably longer than any otner uao- officer and civilian have worked together. Later he worked for a time in the air inspectors oitice of OATSC and then was reassigned to his present position. Civil service classifications he has held were fiscal accounting and auditing clerk, then senior clerk, juniorJ adclerk,. l principal ' j. i. j hiiuj auimiiassistant mmisirauve istrative assistant, his present cias- sif ication. ' Experienced Newspaper Man moted - wx a servicetr nA general communion onThursh,e,ld at 7:00 p m' as a time for correspondent part tit vt rM vi nrnn the Salt Lake Tribune and Tele v. vx xx VJ.X Every one is invited to attend- kxcih v iiio Mauuaiivu5,r viii one of the communion services dur- pfndent and photographer- for the , mg iiOly WeeK. TrihnnA latPF working for thorn tZZ On Thursday of Holy week. 29 "'tZ-r" SS-icome r!10 of a in editor Amer. .. weekly at 8 p.m. this Dork and after three years sacred movie, there will be a choir, ican there he came to Hill Field. singing the music of high mass. We urge everyone to set aside this date and plan to attend this Catho A V111 i b . . - I V Francis W. Foster Foster received his college edt cation at Brigham Young ihJ versity at Provo, Utah. craduaHn? in 1935. After coming to this fieS. ue aticuucu nie air service COB. mand training school at Pattersoa Field, Dayton, Ohio, in October, l4Z, takinganaa course in the or4 tf. aaminisiration gaiuzHiiun. . e xi ana air service C0m"fc me aur xorcea mand. One of his first jobs when U came to OATSC was the setting up of the accounting system in the Hill Field exchange. Since he ram to the field in peacetime, he hopej1 to stay here when the war end or go into public accounting work. A profssional photographer. l makes a hobby of this now, along wiiii uuuung ana niKing, . - . Congratulations in Order lic service, A Good Friday Protestant wor ship service will be held at 8:00 p.m., 30 March. Special Easter services are be ing planned. The Chapel Choral club will render portions from Handel's "Messiah" at the 11 a.m. service. Hillcrest Highlights The hostesses in all the recrea tion halls would like to meet all the new comers to the dormitory area to extend them a welcome and explain the various programs " in their halls. They want you to Y enjoy yourselves when off shift Colonel, Air Corps, and help you to get acquainted with your fellow workers. Come Commanding, Ogden Air Technical Service Command out and enjoy the warm fellowship, no need to be 'lonely during your SMILES . . . Denote the good faith and good will with which U John G. and Lt. Milton H. Harrison undertook their appointed stay at Hill field if you come out new tasksHazen of officiating over civilian personnel activities. Lt. Hazcn ot your room and join in the fun. will direct affairs in employe relations branch; Lt. Harrison, ia Let s get acquainted. classification and wage administration. The Minnesota club will hold a "Bingo party" in the club room of the South East recreation hall. inursaay, iviarcn zz, at seven- thirty p.m. All employes from the state of Minnesota are welcome to join in the fun. A good time is guaranteed and refreshments A dual action provided two d will be served. Come out. you moS (A column to disseminate information relating gupners, anu snow your colors, ing. The audience heard familiar civilian personnel section's oto civilian personnel administration. Inquiries connew More information may be given Irish melodies rendered All- - thriving branches with by cerning civilian personnel matters of general interwhen by Erma Simpson, iiuoicss in i fiirls' phnn.s n est will be o!v:- - iic?w fficer heads last Thursday forma so far as practicable, through vu xxx laoiiiiiLiiii; ooumeast nail. w. Address innuirlpe in th Civilian Pr- V this column.answered, T.t Harrison, MiHon arrangements. The chorus singing . sonnel Section, Attention PCPb.) A St. Patrick nartv was en- - Was SUDDlementeri hv fauvrita TricVi officer in charge of employe rela-9 b thf hostess of the dormi. ballads The Civu Service Commission, having received manv inm,!r! by Burdette Robinson of tions branch, assumed the portion-the of the fi?no.r.,of Hlr usaen and Alan Lewis, and Selma vacated by Lt. John A. Carver regarding phrase "duration of the war" in connecT meaning Ttion with War Service appointments, and regarding the conditions volunteer wagi man Hlen West, James rvHart" chief. of classification and iinder which persons with such aoDointments "for the duration nt tho Owens, Erickson herself And vv..anrVK . "war and six months" may be retained in the Federal service, has issnrt ."Aaina.n .WrJght. who have W hours services the following information: There will be another enjoyable John G. Hazen, formerly asosttj IV. VaXXUUTi itt.li- Mt rCC" chief of training aid brancn , V The phrase "duration of the war" refers to the duration as Each was talls' J i, .to legally reatl01 a beautiful pin as Ixed, and not to the duration of hostilities. It is probable that as in presen.ted Saturday, March 24, tary training, was assigned .ne case oi me first world War, the date of legal termination , wno position. ior tneir .faiththat is, 7, i .."jerit, enjoy waltzing should be Harrison's previous wS me tasty mere. new posiuo", h.k muui me oungress, ay resolution, or tne resident, bv L In his '""tuewi was super-- 1 wmiuoi.ivu, un.uu" me war 10 De over win De some time after " "J Xr Harrison will haveOAijmmed war was not legally over all ot. lrsi oria IN A i i"e ipsuu. The Hillcrest 1 was carr ed nut in h. inated until 2 July 1921 more than 2iA vpnr 4C. ,vluage c?unc wm jurisdiction day and wage adju lion allocations a j j decorationii i. c" regular meeting in the a is This A The Civil Service Commission HoM nnt nlan t Ae ?iub.hou.se- - building 576, in the u together held earh Lleutenani; nacn ov" ration led -ttakes her lng examination will officiate lations 4U1 some ume aiter me cessation of hostilities in L A the party and a"air. fwl"a planning ...u A of Zt ing, """"THies ai separations,, the major theatres. It is expected that even then the opening of hostess to her election f barracks4 hold and recreation and vitai ing positions to such competitive examination will be gradual, with ?h representative exam- . ?fa other such familiar a- -as before they are given rothers- r- K1Ve" m Sme i5 ploye services. Carver has J g tte State Fish Lieutenant e elected for the . lustrated (movie) lecture on "wiM ""lvcl.f w"1 to Yash;"gnto1portan transferred o of Utah" on Friday March 21 aPh where he ? awaiting e&?I Pf?ibl5 ,that maDy f?Ie.s!n.ta"ves. . to "fe LJLlf . appointees will -- . be Mucinni , u . h Devonn 11, fniin..Mn pa incii uiuuw uusuions uiniK your mnnths irounVnH jii tha overseas assignment. --cmu'tu 1' wm tpe given by council for discussion r: Mnation of the war. In the .nlm- "T, imber of positions principally in the cus bTtto aid in' the eatio this doubfi" T"1 be. ta,ken guitars. Don" i8 "8, f,r.wh.lch.wi11 b "mited to veterans so lom area. Lets band out from the East wing recr header Program in tL vetanon HS11tc avonouic, uituraocni War Service annn nioM max, - hall from hostess uuisuves lOEetner nnrt malra Cii itions as they are opened for appointments conferring cli . t and ca4 iiome ior tnose away to sing, wu love Do Byrd you will a Trego give health nd with ee ior applicants, and corne long? If you do, in the o therf jwure ior men Jn the library Sun- - With spring Just around the ay receive probational appointments conferring r n Erma with at ning w7. fiarcn to, ejght p.m. time to thl ,tus. Com ng within reach for probational 7 wiU its a for hall good Softball The Friday evening , "aml baseball, tennis and et s get going, play your favorite soneachon under program the direction of - Outdoor C B. BURRIS. fielM ErkkK w gang wlU join m f nH AcL?r?anize.dmost r a.. vuiyiueiii may te checked Come one, come all. llfMMMH ill Civilian Personnel Branches Given New Officer Heads - 7 M. 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