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Show Page HILL TOP TIMES 16 October 22, 1976 Federal Employees Credit Union changing conversion network. Nov. 1 to e on-lin- On Nov. 1, the three offices Federal the of base Employes Credit Union will push a button and be "on the air," thus completing the "online conversion" project. Employes are busy these days installing the - new computer terminals which means changes affecting the membership on the Nov. 1 date. All credit union forms are being revised so they can be inserted into the new system. When everything goes "on the air" all customer receipts will have the updated balance or share savings account balance Orrin R. "Pappy" Webb (center) accepts a farewell pat on the shoulder and hand shake from Col. Jack Lowrey and George Smith on his retirement today after 37 years federal service. Mr. Webb was honored by an open house by friends and in the 4 Technical Services ( Division, Directorate of Materiel Management. U.S. Air Force Photo ) F-- equipment specialist retires today 4 When Orrin R. "Pappy" Webb leaves the base at 4 p.m. today, it will culminate 37 years of civilian and military service in the U.S. Air Force. In honor of the occasion, friends and workers in the F-- 4 Technical Services Division, Directorate of Materiel Management held an open house. "Pappy" began his career as a flying cadet in the U.S. Army Air Corps in Nov. 1939. He was commissioned a second lieutenant received his wings in and 1940. War II and he served as a subsequent, 7 on and 9 aircraft. pilot Leaving active Air Force Duty in 1950, he retired from the Air Force Reserve as a lieutenant colonel in 1966. In 1950 he entered civil service at Hill AFB. For the World During B-1- B-2- the B-2- F-8- 6 F-8- Technical organization with duty at the old Naval Supply Depot in Clearfield. The function was subsequently transferred back to Hill where he has been an equipment specialist and supervisor for the past 21 years, working on the and weapon systems. Mr. Webb resides in Salt Lake City with his wife, Skip. They are parents of three daughters and one son and have two grandchildren. Retirement plans include hunting, fishing, golf, travel and volunteer church work. F-10- Dining Enoy Lunch or Dinner Sandwiches Steaks 9 Services F-8- 9, lde Barn (Country Newest Idea In Ogden's next five years he was a mechanic and crew chief on the and 4 aircraft lines. production In 1955 he became one of the original members of the B-2- 9 1 I B-2- after immediately F-- co-work- 6 each transaction takes place. Terminal operators will be able to instantly update an account with transactions such as payments, deposits, withdrawals, change of address, share-to-loa- n transfers and transfers. With the new system, payments or deposits will no longer go through many hands and systems before being posted to an account. Terminal operators at teller window posts the information into a computer while the customer is there. It eliminates all back office work the Credit Union has been doing in the past and should some eliminate share-to-shar- e because the mistakes, customer will receive a receipt showing new balances after immediately transaction. account An the identification card will be issued to each member. This card should be Statements will quarterly instead of There will be a statement handling when transacting business at the Credit Union. Existing loan numbers will appear different in the new system. Loan numbers customers now have will appear at the end of a new, number. The other four digits will be useful codes indicating information for loan officers and credit union reports. The new customer identification cards will show loans numbers, payment amount and due date. used be sent monthly. speical for draft accounts. e The new conversion has brought the credit union into a competitive position with other financial institutions that are involved in electronic funds transfer. on-lin- five-dig- it Rick Craig, Automation Data Division, Comptroller, is on the board of credit union directors and is playing a key role in the on line conversion. operating group getsPaulnew chief assigned has JCAP D. Glanville Col. Colonel Glanville and his wife Patricia, are parents of two sons. as the new been assigned chief, Joint Conventional Ammunition Program (JACAP) Operating Group. He replaces Col. Lowell A. LeMay, who retired last June. The group coordinates ' requirements, transportation, procurement, safety and other ammunition functions I between the Air Force, Army and Navy. Colonel Glanville was formerly assigned to the Defense Industrial Supply Center, Philadelphia, Pa. A native of Concord, N.H., Colonel Glanville has 24 years of military service and has spent 12 months in Vietnam. He has a B.A. degree in from Bacteriology ' I V the University of New Hampshire and a Master's degree in Logistics Management from the Air Force Institute of Col. Paul D. Glanville Technology. VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE! VOTE! VOTE Absentee voters mail your ballots today. Two weeks remain to get yours in. Remember, mail lag and election district handling may account for some delay. So get out that ballot today. And mail to your voting district. Chicken - Ribs ) "Good Old Fashioned Food n 1 5S wJf l Realtor Paul si,,etti By c ) G R L ) Viking Health Studio Sauna Body Shampoo Three Massages (Our Specialty) 1045 North Washington Blvd. OVER OR UNDER SPENDING 782-990- 8 - r- - f X i Some people spend more than they can afford when buying a home. 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