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Show HILL TOP TIMES 241952 Mobile Eating Unit Page 3 Over $1,000 Presented to Wonderful Thirty-thre- e TOYS maintenance Engineering Employees Last week the My trw ' G. Leavitt K. King, Henry $1,125.40 which will save tax Jay for GIRLS! m . the Lee, Sheldon J. Lewis, Jerpayer an estimated $18,000. The Wayne ome C. Miechen, Burt E. Bartsch, Watch savings will be in Hm on, Marvis M. brought about through the adop- Kendall R. Miller, Ruth E.J. Morley, for Our Powell. Oman, Aubrey tion of suggestions submitted G. Ramage. William A. Ben by e thirty-threTOYLAND maintenance workers Howard C. Hanson, Arol at Hill Air Force Base. The $1,125 E. Erickson. Jessie P. Fronk. OPENING! was the amount awarded to the T. Grant, Max B. Glover, Fanny suggestors under the incentive Carl J. Graham, Your Xmas Budget Will Royal C. Hansen, awards program for their beneficial Thomas C. Go Lots Farther at Harrison, Heinle, Henry ISIS ideas, according to Gene Moore. Jr., Robert D. Stirland, Ed C Ties-zemaintenance suggestion evaluator. A. M. Bybee, LaPriel W. Carl A savings of approximatelv $2,261 D. Robert H. Cox, ton, annually will be realized bv the Croft, Clarence C. Curts, Jimmy and Har SUNSET, UTAH suggestion of Raymond B. Botakie riet N. Besler. tor jigs for assembly bellows on ft turning motor banks. Botakie. who is an employee of the synthetic trainer unit of the electrical branch, received an award of $81.52 tor this suggestion Three men from the sheet metal department invented a more et f u.mhni of the civilian restaurant council inspect the new mobile ficient way of removing grommets that will operate in warehouse 7. (Left to right) B. Hinrichs. from used sheet metal fasteners ifflm Ci Ray, Gretchen Kerr and Second Lt. William Headlee, try the that will save approximately $2,260 each year at Hill Air Force Base Wfee served from me new umi, The men, LaMar A. Bloomquist, Arthur L. Elwell, and Harold K Cbckhouse Bills, shared an award of $81.50. Bruce N. Tracy, aircraft repairer in the associated equipment instal' lation assembly branch, was award' ed $55.34 for a new way of re iMiHonal eating facilities wiUT circuit breaker bus fuse working for Hill Air Force Time be available for Elections will result in an annual NO that lage when two new Bgse personnel of $l2l$.bO approximately saving Is Explained mack bars are opened, next week. Over $1888 will be saved by the ARM'S LENGTH DLUR The clock house is the location new a use of the of All civilian spark employees are en adoption and for one of the estabishments to exercise their right to plug wrench devised by Dee R Embarassing, isn't it? If such couraged to unit mobile a will be the other line transient base vote M flight in the election, on Forbes, B, C, and November 4, general things keep happening to you, operate in warehouse it was emphasized Forbes received a suggestion award D. this week by L. H. Florence, chief check for $58 for submitting this may mean your bifocals aren't The snack bar in the clockhouse, civilian of suggestion. branch. doinav the whole lob. Visit a personnel ft sandwbuilding E 181 C, will serve re maintenance Other employees Civil Service and Force Air let him reg and skilled doughnuts, and iches, coffee, optometrist checks for beneficial sug other items. Later, it is antici-nate- d ulations state that employees will ceiving were Max A. James, lneo- how CONTINUOUS VISION gestions no to excused with be charge a erill for serving hot dogs E. Ercell M. Hepworth, dore 8 Lintz, to leave LENSES can eliminate ARM'S hours) to vote or (up and hamburgers will be added. The so in as far be a.m. prac may bar will open at 6:30 and will register LCttTH CURt Recruit (after physical) : "Well hours as ticable without interfering serious how do I stand?" conform to the same the main cafeteria in regards to ly with production. MY MOTTCNO DOWN, $1 Doctor: "I don't know it's a rest periods and lunch hours. However, normally when polls mystery to me." The mobile unit will serve hot close at 8 p. m., no allowance will be 7 made for excused absence of emmeals and will patrol warehouse Alimony is like paying off the pulled by a tug. It should be in ployees except in unusual cases installments on the car after the which should be brought to the at wreck. operation next Wednesday. tention of supervisors by employees 2443 Washington Boulevard, OGDEN, UTAH Q: "If a buttercup is yellow, what to arranging for time off. 273 South Main, SALT Diamonds are just chunks of coal uixx, utaii prior color is a hiccup?" are reminded that that made good under pressure. Employees A: "Burple only two more registering days re main Tuesday and Wednesday, He: "Can she keep a secret?" 28 and 29. October Him: 4 An-dreaso- MftSMtff n, n, MOODY'S Tno left hands? .we and Warehouse Seven new canng racniiies Off 7-- A, m ii ox-pla- in - three "Sure, we were engaged months before I knew it." in the movies is of stop, look, and less just Censorship i case A miss is sin. as good as her smile. SIGNAL CAFE. LAYTON, UTAH NOW UNDER NEW of Vaughn OPEN DAILY 6 A. M. to 9 P. M. ' featuring BREAKFASTS LUNCHEONS DINNERS "Jwanteed Past Service Only 5 Minutes Drive from Davi County Defense Plants. Stop by for breakfast Drive down for a klicioug hot lunch! NO DELAY . . . We cater to Clvio Clubs, & Special eo. Group Stlon here foTSyo; or dinner meeting Four From Personnel of Condition George IS...AL & JERRY'S SENSATIONAL EARLY BIRD SPECIAL! Donate Blood Wake Up to Boam, placement and employee relations advisor for the Base Executive of fice, Wednesday was reported as "eood" bv attendants at St. Bene dict's hospital in Ogden where he underwent surgery Monday, October 13. in Several of Boam's the Employee Utilization Section, Civilian Personnel Branch, volunteered blood to replace that which Boam received following his operation. So, the names of vol unteers were placed in a nat ana four names were drawn by Walter A. Martin, chief, employee utili Unique Party Planned party a unique squadron has been sportsmen's dinner anhoriuieri for the 2949th Air Base Snufulron November 1 at dining hall number 3. lectur- n Mr. Lee Kay, aw riii nrownt a film and lecture on adventures of shooting the Colorado River with camera and canoe. be pro rw,w,r tnr th evening will Soboloff S. Arnold vided by A2C with SSgt. Lee Rhytting leading community singing. Dinner for the evening will fea A well-know- t.,.bn anr! will be individ' the ually served by ten girls from WAP squadron. Dress for the stag afair will he Class "A" uniform, party men indicated. Proficiency Tests Set Tests Airmen .-Proficiency 5 ana the at AipsTfa .nn,.! o- care levels in the following admini tr be u,,i0 are ntucu Sired 4 November 1952: 27 (except 46 (ex 27351), 29 (except 29373), 62 73 4760 46171), and 46151 cept 7 (except 96270). 73ZBU, anu Music. with the world's most useful CLOCK-RADI- O ... Yes, it wakes you to sweet music. Turns appliances on or zation section. Those chosen to give blood were: Marjorie Herndon, Dee Harris, Michael Juenger and Alta Wroten. MANAGEMENT Bva G. HERE IT Modal 915 off. Turns itself off after you go to sleep. Accurate GE elec- trict clock tells time even in the dark. In persian red, ivory, congo brown or porcelain white. A HILL FIELD WORKER'S DREAM! YOUR COFFEE IS READY! Set your GE Clock Radio . . . plug your Sunbeam Coffee maker in . . . Wake up to sweet and by the time you've finished shavmusic make-up- ) that delicious ing (or applying your cup of piping hot coffee is ready for you. ONLY AN EXCLUSIVE SPECIAL DEFENSE WORKERS $37.50 Fair Trade Price of Coffee Master You Pay ?3 Radio GE Clock ONLY Table Cloth and Napkin fcet .... 4.oU .... coffee favorite 5 Lbs of your $74.95 $45.40 TOTAL VALUE Yours For PRICE of RADIO ONLY ..$36.95 ... -- ... 3 tfiuiiheiitti COFFEEMASTER It's automatic! You can't miss! Perfect coffee every time 1 cup to 8. No watching no e chroAll worry. mium plate. No glass bowls gem-lik- to break. Ways to Duy: O CASH O TERMS $7.50 Down $2.00 a Week O LAYAWAY $5.00 holds your selection WHAT A WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS GD7T! SUNSET, UTAH PHONE 2-89- 30 |