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Show HILL TOP TIMES February 7L1969 Produces Hew Idea $18,400 A Cost jn resulted for (J A. j Mainte-The! nance. award was preto him n sented by Col. H. M. Light, Jr., di-rect- or of Maintenance. Mr. Clark suggested a eliminating Clark in a machine shop the operation which produced $18,400 saving. Before implementation of nis were being idea, bomb racks routed from the armament for shop to the machine shop blocks. machining of cylinder Mr. Clark suggested that armament shop personnel could hand file cylinder blocks to required tolerances. Protestant Women Business Set Meet Feb. 14 The Protestant Women of the Chapel will hold their monthly 'business meeting Feb. at 9:30 a.m. in the baseChapel One. Election of the 1969 officers will be held at this time so all 14, ment of members are urged to attend. service will Free base nursery be provided. at CONFUSED MINISTER beatnik you Delilah is Power Behind YOUR Paycheck j Eedao?c1tat1o It Career Girl ; Savings savings of wedding: "Will one of Page 27 Every Hill AFB employee depends upon this Career Girl. She and her staff make sure that everyone receives that the paycheck! product Quite a responsibility, but Delilah Budrow has been a Civilian Payroll supervisor for 20 years and handles her duties with the ease of long familiarity. "I have seen a lot of changes since I came to Payroll in 1942," she related. "During the war there were so many government installations in this area that the Finance Office was overworked and couldn't always get the funds for paying people right on time. "The normal two weeks 'pay lag' sometimes extended into a month. Those were the days when employees were notified to go and line up and get their checks at various pay points." Delilah's first position on the base was as a junior warehouse worker, but after four months she came to the Payroll Section as a civilian pay clerk; six years later she was named supervisor. At present she supervises the work of one general accounting specialist, two unit supervisors, and 24 payroll clerks. A high school math teacher with 14 years experience and a college degree in music, Delilah brought a world of experience to her first "war job." She had graduated from the University of Idaho and embarked on a teaching career, in the years when teachers' salaries were often precarious. She was sometimes paid in vouchers that could not be redeemed for their full value. Her dedication to the solution of individual pay probn lems and her helpful attitude toward employees is throughout the base. She refers to the days before automation, and especially during World War II, when overtime was the rule. Several times employees worked around the clock, for 25 hours at a stretch. There was one seven-wee- k period when weeks were in force. she worked without a day off. Six-da- y "The big change came in 1957 with the arrival of data automation. The machines began to print pay records and reports. In 1965 the 'memory tape' came into the picture, where thousands of characters are printed on an inch of tape. "I would like to emphasize that our section controls all well-know- V Delilah Budrow machines do not take over and run autothe pay changes Each our clerks handles documented changes of matically. for approximately 850 records and time cards," she said. With almost 18,000 civilian employees the base payroll load can only be imagined. But Delilah recalls when Hill AFB had nearly 23,000 workers, and that was the day of manual processing and recording. This Career Girl never regretted leaving the teaching field. She has received two Sustained Superior Performance ratings in recent years, and has accumulated 2,500 hours of sick leave for the record. She has no immediate plans for retirement, but stated that when the time comes she hopes to take a leisurely European vacation. She and her sister have already traveled widely in the U.S. Delilah makes her home in Ogden. please kiss the bride?" THESE g0 from'CASHVCARRlE SAM0NS.' CAPACITY LIFETIME GUARANTEE LAUNDRY TRAY l.d.d.. .b. t.11., 7," GLEAMING WHITE BATH SET RttK SEAMLESS FLOOR 93 A Kit 7Q 85 ALL FIBERGLASS PASSAGE SET CONSTRUCTION for Every Need nil) - . I DBcaratasO I SI 98 IN BRASS BRONZc R'.G. $2.95 OR SERVICE ENTRANCE PACKAGE KIT CHIPS INCLUDED 100 sip ($mm AMP t Includes 1- -1 V, CONOUIt -1 WIATMI. 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