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Show October HILL TOP TIMES Page 2 Doing Christmas Wishing Early HOT i 8, 1954 A1H by Intend The HIU Top Time la an inofficial ncwapaper published at Hill Air Fore Baee. Editorial Printing Company in the intereeU of personnel and news matter is aTailable for general release. The Hill Top Tlmea recehre AFPS material. AFPS material appearing- herein will not be reprinted without written permission of Armed Forces Press Service, (41 Washington Street, New York 14, New York. Opinions expressed herein do not necessarily represent those AddreM a?T Ads to the INLAND PRINTING COMPANY, Kaysrille, Utah, Editor L. E. ANDERSON - ' Hats Off to the Women in .White By act of Congress and Presidential proclamation, next week, October 11th to 16th is National Nurse Week. There is perhaps no professional group more respected and more beloved in the public mind and at the same time, more sentimentalized and more maligned. The Woman in White, the Angel of Mercy, the Hard-boile- d Harpy! Who is she? If you'll pause a moment to remember, no doubt you will know her. Sho is trm hostrital nurse who was so good to Johnny when he had his tonsils out. She took care of you too when you had your appennurse who gave , Sally and Mary Ann their dectomy. She is the school RTiA eiinfa. is t.hft nurse in the factory who crave first aid UUlUUlllUUVlUll who to Sam when he injured his arm. She is the public health nurse came who or daughter-in-lato care your gave instructions in prenatal crrandma. She is the nurse on the front- for lines wherever there is war or disaster. She is the nurse you read about ' ' ' "Darling, will yov ha my separate I er mean wife?" f ratio ' ' Stat Worker Gets Award For Idea ' The two youngsters above were among the first visitors to the new Fred toyland just opened at the Hill AFB exchange. Manager Banks (right) shows his youthful customers some of the wonderful Christmas items he has in stock. Children are (left to right) Michael Smith, son of TSgt. and Mrs. Arnold L. Smith, Hqs. Squadron, and Kathy Takimoto, daughter of MSgt. and Mrs. K. R. Takimoto, Military Personnel. Mr. Vern P. Neilson of the St tistical Services Division, was awarded $28.80 for a on utilization of IBM Electrical Accounting Equipment. Mr. Max W. Petersen, Chief of the Division ' made the presentation. in the newspaper, and the nurse you'll never read about although you The made about suggestion, know her well. months ago, was for the eighteen skilled, RTia la Twt.iert. kind, clearthinkine. courageous, methodical, replacement of Type 514 IBM re. She is a worker trained in the techniques of restoring and maintaining with Type 523 summary producers whole and a psychology, macmnes. physical vfwellbeing of sanitation, nutrition,, puncn ine type 523 can mndum medical routines, as well as bedside care. She is an v.ottoi.,r lieu of the type 514 for be in used Ribbon-cuttinwel g ceremonies held last week officially opened the some physical essentia; element in any program fostering the health and operations and the rent is new Toyland at the Hill Air Force Base Exchange, according to Fred only $65 fare of the American people. per month compared with month for the then, not as the cardboard figure of re Banks, general manager. 514. $100 Tf ns Tionftr the nurse, per ora, com- The two new machines type in Colonel Thomas t. to work for health already cruiting posters, but as one of us who is trained mander of the 461st Bombardment in our community. Let us remember the nurses' daily contributions Wing, Light, wielded the shears fn'fTia ripnit.ri and welfare of our own families and the families of our $840 per year on rental cut the ribbon draped across costs. which of noiwVinnrs T.pt. ns ioin with them to renew and extend the ranks the door of the new toy department, t.hmiich hrinerinEr more voune neonle into their profession, to of the Mone "This toyland is the biggest and Mr. Neilson is Chief and services Kecosts of and the aims nursing Materiel the and both nursing support best weve ever had at Hill Aba, tary Accounting and Cost the Section of education in our own community, to make good nursing care available quirements "We are very Materiel Mr. Banks said. Branch where Production to all of the people all of the time. of selection the of toys proud large has been employed for the past and Christmas items that we have he two years. He resides in Ogden at for sale, All military personnel and their 375 North Wall Avenue with his From OOAMA Attending the recently completed Work Measurement Technician In dependants are eligible to patronize wife, Joyce, and four children. doctrination training course at Hill the store. "We'd like to be of were four representatives service to the military and want Ex-HilAFB "National is week As you probably know, this (Oct. lf Send Directorate of Mainte them to know what big advantages the from Employ the Physically Handicapped Week." It has been designated we can offer in them nance at Elmendorf AFB, Alaska. merchandise," as such by the President and Congress. During this week, Air Friends Banks said. "We'd like them all to Force installations throughout the United States have been taking Colonel the Under of sponsorship new visit our and also the toyland e programs to W. H. Monay, a former Director mam store. I'm Mr. and Mrs. Fred Milliman, both part in community activities as well as nation-widsure we can help focus attention upon the desirable results of providing equal emof Maintenance at OOAMA and them." former Hill employees, recently of this area ployment opportunities for the physically impaired. presently commander of the 5025th "Although there's about 59 more visited' old friends Maintenance Group at Elmendorf. days to spend The Air Force is the biggest and most successful employer Florida enroute while to 'til has buying two military and two civilian per been heavyChristmas, of physically handicapped personnel in the country, and Hill the winter.-ThMillimans, who are the few last days. AFB's program for utilization of physically handicapped workers sonnel participated in the pro- Many customers are taking advan now retired, intend to spend then is perhaps the most outstanding of all Air Force installations. gram. They remained for the 40 tage of a special offer were mak time fishing and relaxing in the There are more than 1500 such workers at this base. hours of formal classroom instruc ing. we re encouraging folks to do sunny south. They are onginauy I commend physically handicapped workers for the role they tion in the techniques and appli- their shopping early, pay one-thifrom Mammoth, Utah, where Mr. are playing in our country's air defense. I think it is wonderful cation of work measurement and down, one-thiin November, and Milliman served as a former state that most of these employees, by virtue of their determination and 40 hours of supervised d in December." senator. which is the minimum re application, are able to carry their full load without special astraining, . sistance. quirement for completing the Pablo had recently been marrieJl I also wish to recognize supervisors for the excellent manner course. and a friend asked how thing I in which they train and work patiently with physically handiIn a recent letter to the OOAMA were to not are insure that they going. job handicapped. capped persons Directorate of Maintenance, Colonel Pablo answered, "0. K., J v: M. E. TILLERY theenk but I theenk maybe for the manner in which his team ACCOUIltailtS Brig. General, USAF seester." married my OOAMA Commander was receiveu oy wie personnel oi theenk that?" you "Why the Statistical Serv Yesterday the Methods and Standards Branch Pablo renlied. "Well, alia ttfl ices Division played host at the she of the Industrial Engineering Di and say to me, giggle vision. regular monthly meeting of the brother!" Machine Accountants Association, nannea ior the near future is a according to Kay Fowers, stat serv course in arowil ices. a new technique for Approximately 50 members of Mother (to son wandering lookM setting time standards, which will the association enjoyed activities the room): "What are you for?" be conducted for all Work Meas the afternoon which included urement Technicians and Industrial of Mother: "You'll find it in the boil Civilian employees of the Air Force Engineers. The personnel from dinner at the officer's club and an HEADQUARTERS AMC address Gail Jensen, chief of where the candy was." by are beginning to receive benefits from a substantial number of legisla Alaska expressed a strong desire administration and plans . branch.' to participate in this course before : tive items recently enacted into law. wvicea. mi is the -. n tW rA ll i oil v v.v.;i; mey ofwere also con- - Alimony ;aau u5 on uroup me insurance bi iww a ducted tour the bv go- -' plan. base be course the when amount The of insurance who desire coverage. .present begins. tour manager, Clara M. Hierzins. Air Force employees eauals the approximate basic annual salary with employee contribu Ihe organization was formed re. tion of 25c per ? 1,000 oi insurance to further the field of me ly established figure of $5,060. REAL ESTATE cently per pay period. The Government's The Whitten Amendment has Payment of round-tri- p and chanized accounting, Fowers said. travel FOR SALE contribution to the cost is equal to been modified to eliminate the pro transportation for civilian employ Members are from all over the one-ha- lf of employee's payment. hibition on permanent promotions, ees and their dependents for leave state. which career-wis- e helps many Air taken in the continental United Ihey found their inspection vf TWO ACRES with two bedroou Force employees, complete instruc States between overseas duty tours the machine room at stat services home and coops. Beautiful vie Doc Sez: tions covering the new policy have is now authorized. , particularly interesting. Hill AFB of Lake. $2,000 down, $11,000. been issued by Headquarters Unemployment insurance cover has the largest - machine departA bachelor is the most USAF. age has been extended to all civi ment in the state of Utah, he re DEAL. man in TVtV. YEAR: Two o lian employees except elective of- - ported, which is stocked with some Air no Force civilians longer town. room home, full basement, w emmoved out. of the largest and most modern have to use up the leave they have riciais, tached garage, tool shed, twl in excess of 80 days, as required side of U. S. (except Alaska, Ha equipment available. ii nm a Rico Pureto and virgin Is by policy which went into effect waii, and eertam others. This FOR SALE about two years ago. However, lands) sprinkling system, extra Vttt' the leave law limits a maximum becomes effective January 1, 1055. area and beautiful rose g" ing BRICK HOME KAYSVILLE IN accumulation 30 of den. Will FHA or G. I. days to those Shop was been appraised by Veterans' who are below that figure. The re ...I Admin, for $13,500.00., consist4 CHAIRS vised leave law also permits RENT FOR pay TRATVE' Suit Lake LET'S a r 2 of ing bedrooms, ment ot ail accumulated annual room, tile bath, full bsmt.,dining leave to survivors of deceased emand for Clearfield Homes. Prompt Service garage SPACIOUS-bedroom home 2 for Deautiiul yards. $1,000.00 will ployees, with retroactive payment rent in East Kaysville overlook13 SO. STATE handle deal for qualified buyer. in some cases to 1 Sept. 1053. ing the valley. Large yard, fire Clearf ield, Utah "uuy uu mis one. Overtime provisions hava bean place, walk-i- n cedar closet, metal CLEARFIELD cut-off DAVIS COUNTY liberalized, with the annual St. Charles kitchen. Partly fur Plenty of Parking nished or unfurnished. Near Hill ceiling raised from $2,080 to $5,060. REALTY REALTY lnis means that true time and a Field. Phone, Kaysville 205 be Ladies Hairstyling . half hour rate be will m.-i4o tween 8 5 Phone 208paid employ Main, p. m. for appoint p. by Doc PHONE lees whose annual waee for a 40- - ment. C. G. Tice, Phone 0253-- J 1 hour week does not exceed the new 10-2021 7 It. ueorge M. Rogers, Phone 105-or w suE-pesti- n Bigger and Better Toyland Opened For Military at Hill AFB Exchange fcl Alaskan Workers Attend Course At Hill AF Base - Special Message Commander ielders Greetings to 3-- 9) e rd rd on-the-j- ob one-thir- Stat Services Plays Host to Many New Benefits Listed For Civilian Employees of Air Force . miss-inform- v-- ..:u 105-ho- ur Methods-Time-Measureme- if nt, 'pay-when-yo- H l.ilW ed non-citize- ns DOC'S Barbor ni i -- 31 W Day Night |