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Show "U. S. AIR FORCE AEROSPACE POWER FOR PEACE Mi Top 71mes an unofficial newspaper published every other Friday in the interests of personnel at Hill Air Fur. R Command It is published by Inland Printing Company. KaysvilU, Utah, a priva e firm in no writer, are their own and are not to be conLered of the Air Force Opinions - DrLent . ui uuvcrustmenis in tnis DUlilii'nl Ku the Department ui does not constitute or of the services advertised. exPrfct Vhe Department of the Air Force products P'fSS. tSStto wn ftafl ,ificial wfi 18, No. PJ 19 ret ? 49 f -- v A.xik? V Vn x I " September 24, 1965 TP Xr$ Fir Set N owcommeirs A western welcome party food, fun, complete with and dances games, hostesses, gets underway tomorrow at 10 a.m. in honor of newcomers to Hill AFB. The event, 'Howdy Pardner' Day, climaxes a special week proclaimed by Utah Governor Calvin welcome L. Rampton to all transferees from ZD Poster Contest Announced Pretty Donna Stephenson, Plans and Management Office, puts finishing touches on a Zero Defects poster. The Ogden AMA council is sponsoring a poster contest for all Hill AFB personnel in connection with observance of the ZD anniversary. See full details on Page 5. Middetwn . AM A, Mobile AMA, Rome and San Bernardino AMA. Invited to the party are all new arrivals, their wives ana children, their sponsors, and Air Force Association members, who are sponsoring the event. It will be held at the Bountiful Gen. Kenneth B. Hobson, commander of Air Force Lo Bowery and Armory, located at gistics Command, will visit Hill AFB Monday, it was an400 North 100 West, Bountiful. Gen. T. Alan Bennett; Ogden AMA com Chamber of Commerce officials nounced by Maj. mander. from northern Utah communiIt will be the first visit to Hill AFB for the four-stties are cooperating in the ven ; general since assuming his du- ture. as AFLC commander lasts Flu Shots Being Given to 7orkers ties fea A chuckwagon brunch Drive United August 1st. George R. Steglich (right), Maintenance, gets a flu shot hotcakes and ham, eggs, turing General faces schedule A from Elnt LaFreniere, Civilian Dispensary. The Civilian busy will be served from 10 a.m. Welfare Association is currently sponsoring an influenza imuntil 1 p.m. A western band and Hobson after he arrives at Hill Goal Is S69,0S0 munization program at $1 a shot. Organizations are being a combo will furnish music for AFB at 10:30 a.m. on Monday. informed of the time workers should report for the shots. He will immediately hold a news The 1963 United Fund Drive dancing. base conference at operations got underway at Hill AFB last record hop will also A teen-ag- e to three differ Monday with a campaign goal then and speak be held in the Armory. Games, ent gatherings as follows: of $69,060. Hill races, and rides will add excite Officers a.m. 11:05 (cap The drive, in which some 16,-ment to the day. all civilians of 000 civilian and and tains above), west military perThirty beautiful girls in sen- sonnel GS-1- 3 all above and grades, will participate, will conern costume the "Hello Dollies' master and chief sergeants, ior tinue Oct. 30. until will make all newcomers feel Theater. Base the in were Membership cards in the Hill Administrative Club Already some organizations (Continued on Page 2) 11 :30 a.m. All East and Low have met and presented to Maj. Gen. T. Alan Bennett, Ogden AMA comsurpassed their er Area employees, at the Ramp assigned goals. The mander, and Brie. Gen. Howard W. Moore, denutv commander, first office Area between the big hangars to report 100 per cent participa Set Observances by Dean Cook, club president ? (Bldg. 225) and Maintenance tion with a dollar value far The ceremonies sparked the current campaign for mem- - For HEPH Week 255). In above their assigned goal (Bldg. Headquarters was bers, conducted until Sept. 30. event of inclement weather, the Naval Interservice Liaison the President Cook extends a National Employ the Physi the meeting will be moved inside 2705th Honored Office at Hill AFB. welcome to all eligible Hill cally Handicapped Week will be 225. Bldg. Maj. James H. Baldock, chief employees to become mem- observed at Hill AFB Oct. 9 At Formal Review AFB All West Area of Base 11:55 a.m. and Services, who is fund observances pro bers. The invitation is issued esSpecial employees, north side of OO AMA to othpay from are newcomers to planned being (Continued on Page 11) grams Support to U.S. forces in Viet pecially (Bldg. 1102). In Headquarters the to approximately Areas. tribute Materiel er Air am resulted in Air Force the event of inclement weather, Eligible to join are employees 1.200 physically handicapped wards for an (Continued on Page 6) Air Ogden workers at Hill AFB. on Page 6) (Continued Fire unit and military i Gen. Hobson Will to Visit Monday; Speak to Three Groups mSf' ar Fund Administrative Club Conducts Membership Drive 3-- Ma-Ar- Prevention Veeli Oct. 9 ea commander. 3-- Maj. Gen. Ogden T. Alan Bennett, AMA commander, . pre- dated the Air Force's Outstanding Unit Award to the 2705th Wing and the first Ouster to the Legion ofi,1 e.nt to Col- - Jack L. Tueller, , who ?vanstn. Wyo., torn'? the 2705th. 9.' J'rmunitions oSS? BeTnne" LUh . npton Ume honor the Destow on one units. n viwvernor n. !.- -J Calvin a a aircraft Page 2) J L. veni at tne a la8t Satardy ana 9. " inside ra, lranent kngarT (Continued on I Air of its also Uraa mu wftheId ' the that the Unit Award is the Fw7l militia M Hill AFB will join the nation in observing Fire Prevention Week, Oct. 3-This is the oldest "presidential ly proclaimed" week and marks the anniversary of the great Chicago fire in 1871 which destroyed 17,430 buildings at a cost of over $175 million. Special emphasis is being placed at Hill AFB on the importance of fire prevention. Lectures and demonstrations have been scheduled. The week's activities will include demonstrations on the types and proper usage of port-- . able fire extinguishers, brief lectures and appropriate fire (Continued on Page 40) PEACE-TIM- E AUn Bennell, Ogden HONOR AMA Mid M.j. UUh Gownor CItIb E. Raaplon ! 2705th the honoring ""'' 'Vr.,. ouundln Unit A.rdt. Gi-HlbHU- iT Air-- T. full. |