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Show HILL TOP TIMES Feted at Farewell Party ' m Page AP Officer Leaves For Far Eastern AF Party Honors Milton T. Estes Who Retires After 30 Years of Service iir 5 An officer who has been stationed at Hill Air Force base for almost received orders tranApproximately seventy friends assembled at a farewell party last five years has week in honor of Milton T. Estes who was retiring after 30 years fed- sferring him to the Far Eastern Air Force. eral service. Major James G. Davis, chief as-of Facilities Service branch, warehouse 8C, took on a party atmoswill the phere during the lunch period as friends presented Estes with a leather sumeair police at Hill AFB, duties with the Air Force in d fitted traveling kit, a unique plaque, and a decorated cake. the Far East, ; 7T" ; Speeches by supply officials round-- 1 to Hill AFB ed out the program. aoy ocuui wurK a.nu utiicr asMajor Davis reported iiviiy in in August 1947. movements. a lieutenant first youth Estes began his federal career While at Hill AFB he held various over 30 years ago at the Veteran's posts, some of them being provost hospital at Walla Walla, Washing- Personnel Management marshall, post exchange officer, ton. His long span with the governmilitary personnel officer, officers ment has included being superin- Conference Slated club mess officer, civilian restaurtendent of Civilian Conservation For 1 5 and 16 ant officer, and adjutant of air base May corps camp, a guard at Utah GenThe fifth annual Personnel Man group. eral Depot, four years with the Marines from 1910 to 1914, and agement conference will be held on seven years with the Army from May 15 and 16 at the Hotel Utah, Dus Load of Hillficlders 1914 to 1921. He began work at according to Lit. Col. Kenneth R. Hill AFB in August of 1943 as a Wadleigh, acting chief of person- Get Free Java, Sinkers Hillfielders favorite disc jockey, guard and later transferred to the nel and administration at Hill. Lester V. Davis (left foreground) presents gifts to Milton T. Estes Len Allen of KL.O, last week broad will be address facilities service branch. given by Keynote (center) at a farewell party given for Estes upon his retirement after his early morning show from M. James cast the Honorable Mitchell, to a addition leather fitted traveling kit Although retiring from federal 30 years federal service. In tne U. S. Civil of the commissioner tjancer una Dootn in aown service, Estes doesn't plan to take and decorated cake, Estes was presented a unique plaque designed town commission at Ogden. Scores of Hillfielders Service services section Washington, the facilities under in the it easy for long. He has accepted and made by to chat with the amiable D. stopped other Q prominent speakers a position as custodian of a new direction of Willis Ferguson. The plaque was signed by seventy of to polish off some of the and DJ on also. the been have listed agenda, miniature with decorated and in. symbols signifying church Estes' Ogden. coffee and doughnuts he was free lunchand Conference registration each section in his branch. Estes, who lives at 865 Kershaw, eon fee will be Col. dispensing. $3.00, Wadleigh ugaen ,aiso plans to continue ac- - reported. Registration for the secThe proverbial straw that broke ond day of the conference will be the camel's back was a bus loaded air Tooele scheduled for training at obstacle course, and familiariza $1.00. Tickets may be obtained from with Hillfielders bound for work nno hundred and ninety-si- x Lon DnH five officers from Tooele Hill, "lived" from their field packs tion and firing of the carbine. the Civilian Personnel section, ext. which stopped by the booth and decended on Len enmasse. Officer 454. A. Warrant Frank Farrow their for training period. Training Drdnance Depot "roughed it" for are Hill at (Len came out alright on the deal, of Officials chief of collateral the superchemical included at urging week warfare, last gas bivouac training i three day He collected about ten bucks th6. and administrative Air Hill Section at hand field personnel Depot Training visory sanitation, gren Hill AFB as part of their refresher drills, in donations to the Cancer Fund can from their be who and the train jobs tent ade spared supervised arranged pacK tnrowing, roiling, Braining. from the Hillfielders.) to attend the conference. The squadron, first of three from pitching, physical training and the ing of the men. two-tiere- Tooele Squadron Trains m a at irs hey 2 3 Hill r jT'Trvr A MlP7 3 7 AT YOUR SAVE AMEBIC AM FOOD BE SURE! TANG a Salad Dressing Full Quart.! H Kids Enter Your ' The Big 49e DICYCLE CONTEST 18 Schwinn "Panther" 3 Bicycles i Given Away CHEESE Food, Fishers 2 Lb. Loaf Clip the Coupons or Better Still FREE! 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