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Show Credit Union Now Open for Business !DGG3 EDITORIAL SUPERVISION Lieutenant A. B. Wanamaker Public Relations Officer For Special Service Lieutenant Albert A. Domlngua . ' ! ' " . For Special Project Captain Ben L Butler . EDITOR -Sergeant Ryland M. Thomason Associates .' Private John Mead Private First Class .Claude McQraw Private Sylvester . Adessa Louta Jr. Locher, Rose Ford Thomas Art and Photo raphy Corporal George L. Kinney civilian The Hlllflelder la published weekly in the Interests of the military and Command. HiU Field, personnel of the Air Base. Ogden Air Depot and Ogden Air Service It is printed with the 'ditties Ogden. Utah, and is distributed free each Wednesday. expressed and through the cooperation of The Ogden Standard-Examine- r. members Opinions of the staff, ana In this paper are those of the individual writers and officer, the of commanding or the of the attitude army do not necessarily reflect or puMlshea is requested that articles appearing in its columns be not Field. The without tlte express consent of the Public Relations Office at HillWar Service. receives material supplied by Camp Newspaper be republished without 205 East 42nd Street, N. Y. C. Credited material may not permission from Camp Newspaper Service. k Hill-field- er 'Let's Wear Em Down!9 . . 9 By louis locher, aap &mp $mp jr The Hill Field Credit Union was organized May 15 by Mr. George uf. Harris reDresentine the San Francisco office of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation at a special meeting, at Hill Field. This is the same organization which insures the deposits in au names. Ben P. Larson has been appointed manaMr nf the new Hill Field Credit Union, it was announced yesterday, when the organization wan nfficiaiiv estaDiisneo. 'The Hill Field treaii union i set up," said Mr. Larson, "as a nnnnprntlve thrift organization, a place to save money and in case of necessity, , wnere credit laciuueo in justified cases can oe.usea mj njiBist members financially. Any Hill Fielder may become a member of the Union upon payment of dt 15.00 membership fee which, entitles the member to vote on various matters before tne as Hrwintirm from time to time. According to Mr. Larson, those who invest their money in the Credit Union, and add to it, win usuallv average ud to six per cent on their investment. Interest on or d loans will be about the usual rate charged by finance companies. No service cnarge wnai ever will be made on loans. The officers for the Hill Field branch were announced as follows: Board of directors: E. G. Dossey. B. P. Larson, Junius Tribe, Ronald J. Dyches, Evelyn Bitner. SuDervisorv committee: Bill Fer rill .T. T West Shirlev Nebeker. Credit committee. Don C. SDarks. Camille Flint. Marvin Johnson. Hill Fielders desiring to join tne new Credit Union may contact Mr. Larson in the Welfare Office. Jivii ian Personnel Section. B mfjr m m i a at as time " . Supply Continues War Bond Rallies Increase in Number Dinner and Dance Girl's Club Plans Party Is Planned Chapter in Ogden Event This Friday Production Planning Section will hold a dinner and dancing party . in the Junior Ballroom of the Hotel Utah, Salt Lake City, this Friday, June 19. Dinner is to be served at seven-thirt- y p. m. sharp. Earlier plans to make the affair formal have been abandoned at the insistence of several male members of the Section. Unfamiliarity with neckties has been given- -, as the official reason for the change, and the party will be informal. ..Committee in charge of the ..affair insists, however, that shoes must be worn. In charge of planning Production Planning's planned party is Ky n Spitzer, Gunter Hiller, Avohn and Margie Hendry. - Hend-rickso- First 69 Civilians Can Get Free Pass Due to threatening weather, only ' a portion of the free season passes for the Ogden Service Baseball league were issued Sunday. About 69 passes remain in the possession of the Recreation Unit. The first 69 civilian employes calling at that unit, Employes Relation Branch, Civilian Personnel building, one will receive absolutely. free, ... ; i. pass aamming Dearer to ail service - league games. Male Call fd JV SQggy ID BE 60 600NY, T C?ENERAL5- -I HAVE A SLIGHT Result of Meetings War bond rallies have been held throughout Depot Supply Division the past week to stimulate addi tional savings. Talks have been given by Captain Butler, Lieutenant Thomas, Lieutenant Ed' wards and Lieutenant Edelen. Reports coming into tne war bond office at the end of the week snow a aeciaea increase in war bond purchases. Several, units are conducting contests within their own units to further stimulate pur chases through the payroll savings Organizers Are to Meet at USO This Next Tuesday Production Section Holds Social -- Participating on-payr- All women employes residing in Ogden or vicinity desiring to be come charter members of the Ogden chapter of the "Hill Jills" will meet next Tuesday, June 22, at the Twenty?fourth Street USO center. Committees will be selected to make arrangements for special par ties and future events for the club meetings, which will be held each week following the dinner meet ings. Election of officers ' for the group will be held at this time. Following the business meeting a short program will be furnished by Hill Field employes. Reservations can be made by contacting the Recreation Unit, ex tension 8316. . newly-organiz- plan. The purchasing and contract unit with a 85 per cent participation of tne 92 employes. at present is leading all other units ed Terrace Program Gets County Aid Ford Thomas Rose, recently se lected president of the council at Washington Terrace, announces full cooperation has how been given oy ine weber county officials oner assistance in medical care education, health .and fire and no. lice protection to the sixth largest city in the state of Utah. Over 50 ner cent of the nonnln- tion at Washington Terrace are Hill "Field employes. The ' new1v.aelo.f a1 mhimII V. n b Mrs. Kenyon Gets ttift From Africa . Mrs. Clare Kenyon who lives at Civilian Barracks number 542, room 27, recently received a Mothers' day gift, a shopping bae. from her son. Kenneth Kenyon, who is with the allied forces in North Africa. It is a heavy soft leather bae of Dale cream color, of simple design but inn in appearance, Kenneth was a member of the Commando raid at Dieppe, France in August, 1942, where so any men were lost in an experimental land ing to test the Commando methods of invasion. ... I I ready for distribution a number of new proposals to assist in f inane- ing many educational and recrea-tional and health programs for the convenience nnH nmitinn nt people living in the Terrace here. h. ' MlNy fIVPa$E..J AEE MEDICAL COKPSMEM.MIS LACE.. .THEY CM J J I rlr-i1- U Jil 1 T I I I ii 1 i05k S& I V ' I allM tUlllallllllallllllinwnilllaWaal A i iMIIIIIal IN SPORTS . . . Marian Sanders will assist Helen Blood, women's recreation supervisor, In providing sports entertainment for the women civilian employes of this base. ASSISTS "gpandy" Hey guys! Here's a gal that gets around. Meet Marian "Sandy" San dera. the femme that's going to assist Helen Blood, women's recreation supervisor, in providing reo reation for the women civilan em ployes of this base. entered. athletics at the Sandy i n old age oz nine in ine can ripe Francisco municipal tennis tournament and won her first two matches competing against young sters up to the age of 14. At Weber college, Marian was both a team manager and the intramural manager. She won the block "W" award for outstanding contributions to women's athletics, Since in ordinary years, approxi mately five block W's are awarded, it was quite a feather in the young ladys cap to earn this. She was, during this year, a member of the first group which composed and presented a modern dance recital, Miss Sanders graduated from Utah State Agricultural college this June. She had a teaching fellow ship in physical education, and was recreation director for mechanic learners at Logan high school. In addition to this, Marian man aged to play guard on the Varsity basketball team at the A. C; won the A award for sports activities: was a feature writer of a women's sports column on the school paper; a member of the committee for entertainment of service men and was a member of the group known as Associated Women Students. Oh, yes! Here are a couple of important items your reporter almost forgot: There are two rea sons for , calling Marian Sanders, "Sandy"; and her phone number on the post is 8316. - i Civilian Section In Officer Shift New Assignments Announced By Col. Iu F. Carter Changes in officers' assign in the Civilian Personnel were announced last week by tenant Colonel Leonard F. chief. Captain H. Hoyt Freeman, addition to other duties, is di nated Rubber Conservation Cot mittee Representative for the CM. ian Personnel Section. j Richard J First Lieutenant &. Alesch becomes classification cer in charge of the Reclassify tion : and Occupational Stani Unit and second Lieutenant jamin W. Bentley is appointed employment coordinator for procurement of. civilian persoi Special Swing Shift Shows at Downtown Ogden Theatres EGYPTIAN THEATRE TueSaturday, June 16, to twelve sday, June 22. Starting noon, "This Land Is Mine, Maureen O'Hara, Chariei 18, Laughton. Friday, June feature main show, midnight a. nw Flight Test Has Swimming Party starting at one-thir- ty "Coney Island," in technicolor, starring Betty Grable. ORPHEUM THEATRE eleven Saturday, June 19,Comedy, a. m., "The Human MoMickey Rooney, Frank show rgan. June 19, midnight main feature nt iwoivo-ftiirt- v at one a. m., "Presenting UJ ya Mars," Judy Garland, Mal Heflin, and introducing ta Eggerth. Swimming and dancing provided the nucleus of an enjoyable evening when the day shift of Flight Test motored to Crystal Springs, north of Brigham City, after working hours on June 11. Responsible for the party's sucr cess was a committee composed of the following: Reva Mathie, in charge; John Guler, assistant; James Baluch, refreshments and Marsh Thulin, transportation. Fovor Communicated Dy Contact heact:..) say... V ip youfee) V OVERHEATED... '4 K ur y THERMOMET?.. ( NO we'll ee sr MUX jf I by Milton Caniff, Creator of 'Terry and the Pirates" AND IKE Co: Another large group of Hill n inina1 we emnlnves v j vH al ing club and took advanta. lilt: vpyvi buiuvjr iu U1KQ to water canyon last Sunday. Despite threatening, cloudy SJ JCer a good representation of hit iormi fit Bigkt garoerea at XTventy-wir-d and Harrison Boulevard in (W at nine a. m. for another trek j der the direction of the recreaK is an drttOU unit Under the 'competent leader At of Margaret Smith and M3 BMB, "Sandy" Sander, the hikers cM bin. from the meeting plaoe into! dm foot hills. From this point te oeiftt picked up "Indian Trail" and lowed it along the canyon rinu eount After a two-hoclimb the git erert descended into Cold Water canV wucre uicjr wuiib a vtunp ure Urer Boy Scout style. When the of w licious lunches were finished, open eryone luusenea meir vocal c bsrlx and camp fire music resoui ified throughout tne canyon. A hiking committee was seL and is composed of Rita M. Hi ing, Dormitory Welfare: Ma Smith, Supply Division. Bertha Eilers, Headquarters; Richi Julian, Maintenance Division- If lie B. Nichols, Maintenance I vision. The committee in charge of I arrangements for the next bf have decided to add the romax appeal oi a iun moon for hike this Friday, June 18. Mi light, a bonfire, an enticing hi singing and a congenial group nmers wno couia ask for mi Watch the Daily Bulletin or tact the Recreation Unit sion 8316, by Thursday for details regarding the time place. ntiHKan . one-thir- I Appoint Committee On Details of Trek This Friday Board of Directors And Committees Have Been Selected Wednesday, June 16, 1943 Hill Field, tffike Club EninJ uuting in iany0( Meet 'Sandy9 1 m i$ thisX Awur a$mwh ONNA is,js DOME) A BEIH'M TH W L |
