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Show Page January HILL TOP TIMES 2 Glamorous Gals Compete in Beauty Contest for Two Regal Crowns Thirty-si- x 27, 1956 Most Military Exemptfrom Property Taxes The largest crop of pulchritude ever harvested at Hill AFB competed in bathing suit and evening wear in the beauty contest held at Hill AFB last week. Thirty-si- x girls from every part of the base including organizations located at the Navy Base and West area were on hand for the beauty bout. They were vieing for the titles of "Miss Air Power" for Hill AFB and the Ute Squadron of the AFA. Three top girls were chosen by judges and will participate in the gala beauty contest to be held tonight at the Rainbow Ran- - in nhntn n hnvp arp. lft. tn ritrht. La Von Kincaid. Trans Arlene Wulf, Ground Communications; Lee Bingham, portation; Accounting (Chosen Alternate); Joyce Foley, Maintenance; Wanda Martin, Military Personnel; Marilyn Marley, Supply; Toni Whit-tie- r, Maintenance; Lois Thompson, Maintenance; Jan George, Supply; Patricia Conolly, Procurement; Francel Purrington (Chosen Tatro, Ute Sqdn's Miss Air Power), Munitions Services, and Meriel ' Procurement. ilavii Jar flit-l- c j ; Good news for Hill military Was the announcement this? week that officers and airmen who are legal residents of other states do not t have to pay Utah property taxes I t on their automobiles. Recent negotiations by the Judge Advocate's office with Utah State Tax Commission resulted in an exemption for military serving in utan on oraers. Under the new ruling, personnel must obtain a statement from their commanders certiiymg their miR. tary and residential status. This statement will be presented to county assessors of the county in which the person resides. The assessor will issue a certi ficate of tax exemption. Military living in Davis County will find the assessor in Farmington. Those residing in Weber County will re- ceive their certificate at the City I ana county rrauamg, ugaen. The certificate will be then pre-sented to Utah State Tax Commis-sion or its branch offices. Upon payment of $5.00 registration fee, 1 1 1 It was pointed out, however, that military who are legal residents of Utah are not entitled to claim I I L exemption. to Speak G. M. Cc-haAt Quality Control n Meet on February M. Cohan, Mr. George j ? 2 Deputy Chief, Quality Control Office, will speak before the Salt Lake City Section of the American Society for Quality Control on February 2. His subject will be Vendor Certification and he will point out the advantages in production time. money, and quality of material that f i accrue to both the supplier and consumer as the result of a well I developed vendor certification pro- - 4 gram. Typical examples from Ford,- t General Electric, and Hughes Aircraft will be illustrated. At the same time he will develop j the similarity between vendor cer- lance quality control for Air Force contracts which include the require- ? ments of The meeting- will take place at ; the Union Bldg., University of f Utah at 7:15 p. m., and all interested Hill AFB personnel are ! CSi - inner beauty contestants are (left to right) Louise Schuman, &t,t. Pro- curement; Rebecca Gallegos, Maintenance (chosen Hill's Miss Air Power); Avelina Muniz, Supply; Florence Higgs, Transportation Corps Liaison; Eileen Nordenstrom, Adjutant; Martha Wells, Se ' yi " - '' . iT '""S curity; Nadine Kinard, Supply; Iora Ellis, Procurement; Margaret Phillips, Supply; Carolyn Barker, Tech Services; Fontel Paxton, Personnel, and Kay Kemph, Personnel. " r Jpxt N. - IB MIL-Q-5923- ' B. - It is reported a new, four-que- s- tion income tax form is in the works. The four queries: How much did you make? What were your expenses? How much do von have left over? and: Send it in! j Real Estate Foi Sale BEST FARM buy in Davis County. West Kaysville, 87 acres level irrigated land. $21,000, Terms. $ ; j frame in Golden Acres, with G. I. Asking $ 10,500. Good terms on contract. $1,000 might handle. home. White shake, 120 acres of farm and pasture Another dozen beauties are above (left to right) Dixie Adams, Maintenance; LaVonne Adams, Tech Services; Anne Reid, Supply; Francee Talbot, Supply; Claudette Cook, Supply; Jennie Brown, Procurement; Audry Tescher, Medical Supply; Bonnie Cox, Base Supply; Maxine Warren, Motor Pool; Marge Thornleyj Maintenance; Janice Cox, Supply, and Mary Lou Simpson, Tech Services. See Page 1 for Photo of Winners. Federal Employees Credit Union Holds Annual Membership Meeting The Federal Employees Credit Union held its 17th Annual Meeting" last week in the Weber College Auditorium, Ogden. Approximately 500 members and guests in attendance received re ports on the growth, status ana condition of the Credit Union: elec increased blanket bond protection ted new officers; and participated to $102,.r00, 100 book verifi pass of Credit discussion in a panel cation of balances, status of delinUnion benefits and problems. quent accounts, and loan contract Edward G. Mester, Credit Union handling procedures were favorpresident, and Ray D. Hagen, trea- ably reported on by Bryant T. surer, reported that Credit Union Cash, supervisory committee chairassets have grown to $578,505.77 man. and membreship has increased to Roy C. Freeman, credit comalmost 3,000 during the past year. mittee chairman, warned against The overall soundness of the dangers of pyramiding debts after Credit Union's financial structure,. obtaining relief afforded by the Credit Union through consolidation of loans. The annual election of new officers was conducted by Eldon T. "Pop" Gray. Elected to the board of directors were Dallas Young, HAFB; Corom B. Holt, Ft. Douglas; and Lola M. Gayle, UGD; all terms. for Bryant T. Cash, HAFB; Darrel Johnstun; and Wilmer J. "Bud" Peery, UGD were unanimously elected as the new supervisory committee. Howard Vogt and Harold Hel- 3-y- land, irrigated. All for $9,000. $1,000 down, $000 yearly, Inc. interest. REAL BUY. i brick, acre ground, nice basement, large garage ana chicken coop. Asking $13,500. i LIST WITH US for action on small acreage farm and ranch properties. vern, UGD; Leslie D. Mar sell, Ft. iougias; Joyce Jensen, HAFB; and Arthur Watkins, NSD were 2 AND 3 BEDROOM rentals. Imm. possession. reaffirmed as members of the credit committee. The "Moonlite Knights," a barRealty bershop quartet, provided entertainment for the occasion. RefreshCo. ments were served during a recess 175 So. Main, Layton period. Phone 208-- J C. G. "Bud" Tice A street-cleanwas fired for Realtor, Ph. 543-he couldn't keep Ray F. Lee his mind in the gutter. Phone 766-- Davis County er day-dreami- f W ng R I j |
