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Show HILL TOP TIMES Page 6 Special Prizes Added to Monthly Military Awards All Declared 'Outstanding" Octobers, i J Succumb to Hypnotic Powers iS " i J i .4", t"" I t' f r " 1S It's going to be worth even more to be proclaimed NCO or Airman of the Month at Hill Air Force Base. Ogden city Chamber of Commerce officials have outlined a series of special prizes to be awarded to the Airman and NCO of the Month at Hill AFB. Colonel Graves B. McGary, Ogden Chamber of Commerce official who spearheaded the program, said ' the Airman of the Month, and the 1 NCO of the Month at Hill will now & j be awarded lodging at the Ben Lomond Hotel, meals at the Finer Foods cafe, and complimentary tickets to two showhouses theatre Radar 4677th the from winners Month of the NCO and Airmen in Ogden. i Evaluation Flight look over a letter from the OOAMA cftmmander, outare awards two These typical of the ones given each enlisted man in recognition of honorary Patients at the Hill AFB hospital were given a special treat last to give special standing performance. Pictured (left to right) are MSgt Leo L. monthly presented W. John Merritt, MSgt week when the world-famoNCOs and Chavarie, Alc Ervin W. Holmin, SSgt to airmen hypnotist, Joan Brandon, visited the recognition Gordon M. Smith, Alc William J. Cook, Alc Gorden M. Frey, esbase and put on a free show. And the show was a howling success whose performance of duty is and MSgt James P. Brownell. Absent when the picture was taken as'indicated by the photo above. Miss Brandon (center) puts two pecially outstanding. In addition to was award winner TSgt Robert M. Canady. of her volunteer subjects through the paces. Nurse Elizabeth N a personal letter of commendation the base the from Cunningham, (left) nurse at the hospital, "turns the pages of i commander, book" while hospital aide, A3C Barney Ross Carter, apparent!; are an winners presented monthly feels no pain although a match is held to his fingers. Later these engraved silver bracelet, denoting two, following the instructions of the hypnotist, delighted the the place and the month for which audience with their jitterbug and hula dancing. In the background the award is given. are iour volunteers wno, at tne wisn or jhiss Brandon, are "i A board of officers makes final peacefully. selection from the names submitrecord set each a ted by the commanders of Hill Air Force Base's 4677th Radar Evaluation Flight this week and issued a challenge to several thousand other enlisted unit on the basis of the man's past Hill Aft service and the way he performs personnel stationed at the base. his recommended as his by duty A small unit of approximately 200 officers and men, the radar techniques. ' Ill1 Approximately 48 members of ter management, Officer and Airmen commander. mm flight has almost monopolized Comthe Anderson said. Management Interdepot of the month honors so far in 1954. Since January of this year, five mittee met at Hill AFB last WedAt Wednesday's meeting, confer NCO's and three airmen of the nesday for a discussion and tour ees were addressed by Mr. T, flight havejwon the coveted awards. of the field, according to Darrell chief of the Industrial Evans, The awards are given to enlisted Anderson, comptroller's office. To comgmeenng Division, Mainte: men picked through base-wid- e The organization is composed of who discussed the methods petition. Each month one NCO and Hillfielders were given a special management technicians employed at this installation to develop one airmen are selected to receive invitation this week to attend a at local federal installations who work measurement program wiH silver .identification engraved Harvest Bazaar which isr being meet periodically to discuss mutual the Maintenance directorate. bracelets." letters ' of recognition from OOAMA Commander, and sponsored by the St. Rose of Lima management problems and ways and means by which the effectivethree-day- ., OutChurch at Layton. passes. usually, of the installations can be standing performance of duty, Father Robert Quinn, assistant ness "A mighty air arm, capable of leaderiniproved conduct and through the use of bet bearing, dress, nuclear weapons in mas pastor, extended the special Cafe ship abilities are factors in select- delivering sive retaliation force, so far has ing eaclvwinner. v been the major deterrent to Soviet The bazaar will be held Satur LAYTON. UTAH Major James A. Gerwick, Com- armed aggression against America" day, November 6, from 6 until' 11 REAR RAN manding Officer of the radar said A. (Gus) Duda, in an address d. m. A $200 merchandise order to G. Vaughn flight, pointed out that his flight to the Utah Wing of the Air Force the store of the winners choice will is one of the smallest of a dozen Association, be the grand prize of the evening. Manager odd military units now stationed Mr. Duda, Organizational Direc Donations for $1 will qualify a at the base. "We feel that we have tor of the National Air Force As person for a chance on this prize. "DAILY men m our small or- sociation, addressed the Utah Wing It is not necessary to be m attendOPEN ganization," he said, "And the best of the Air Force Association at a ance to win the prize. 5:30 A. M. to 12 Midnight outfit on the base." He stated dinner meeting at Hill Air Force Door prizes, bingo games, and further that the record of his en- Base recently. Featuring refreshments will also be featured listed men to date would be sur Duda told AFA members that at the affair. Admission is O Breakfasts free, boviet capability is growing at a and everyone is welcome, Father passed in the coming months. O Luncheons NCO award winners were: MSgt rapid pace and only through full Quinn said. O Dinners understanding and contin James P. Brownell, supply section public ued public support of the air pow Guaranteed Fast Seme chief, February; MSgt Leo L. er concept will the nation be able first most sergeant, to maintain an Chavarie, flight the year, notable of which Only 5 Minutes Drive which armada air from Davis County Dwas the formation of three squad March; MSgt Gordon M. Smith, capable of delivering massive rons in Utah. The Ute Squadron efense Plants. calibration section chief, June; TV is at weapons to any point Hill AFB was first BY for BREAKFAS1 Sgt Robert M. Canady, periodic in destructive STOP about organized on the globe at any chosen time. de& and spection chief, July; ago, and both the Salt Lake SSgt . . . Drive down for a is Mr. Duda's first visit to a yearand John W. Merritt, unit security theThis have I City Ogden Squadrons cious hot lunch Utah Wing of the AFA. been organized within the last chief, August. In addition, Brig. Gen. Manning four NO DELAY... months. Airmen winners were: Alc Er E. Tillery, Commander of the Og W rater to Civic Clok A In the mission and explaining vin W. Helmin, personnel section den Air Materiel Area, compliment & Special Group Luncheons i of the Air Force Assoon objectives ed y members here expanding wing William J. Cook, clerk, June; Alc Bring your Section from less than 30 members about ciation, Mr. Duda said the AFA is meettap dinner or lunch and for aircraft mechanic, May; Alc year ago, to almost 400 Utah an independent group dedicated to Gordon M. Frey, draftsman, July. AFA members at the present time. national security through air powIP ) Gen. Tillery said, "This is an in er. The AFA is in no way connect dication of vast public support we ed with the Air Force or controlled i have cnioved in Utah for all nhases by, except that most members are Service of Air Force activity. Public confi- - former Air Force personnel. For Bowling dence in air power is rapidly in Pharmacist's Mate: "You cough creasing." Between Paul Fisher, Utah Wing Com more easily this morning." outlined the should. been I've "I Patient: mander, accomplish SALT LAKE HILL FIELD ments of the AFA in Utah during practicing all .night." At Its f';r' - "O"' ;-- us Radar Evaluation Flight Gamers Lion's Share of Honors 4677th Management Committee Meets at ed 1 Official From Air Force Ass 'n Visits Hill AFB Hillfielders Invited Harvest Bazaar W v Signal Elva top-not- ch . 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