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Show -- , w- - jrvi,. Better Fix A 56 A CONTEST IOGAN "T'iWP'"' Vol. 8 No. 24 PUBLISHED AT KAYSVILLE, UTAH December 2, 1955 Jj slogan about the awards program like this kv Rnrhara- -Scott, left,- and Clair Frischknecht.' F,m- neonservcuj v . . . . V vee Services Section, Civilian personnel Division, may win a Employees may for its originator during December. I . ize inter the a iRan aiung wiin a suggestion two cash awards. See accompany for eligible ing siory ior neiaus. contest dj suDmiiung becoming hereby Civilian Employees UmU Thursday Get Awards For Faithful Service Hill Admin. Club Fifty-Nin- e Members of the Hill Administ irAn Fifty nine Hill Air Force omnlovpc wnro rnfym'vo trative Club are scheduled to meet next Thursday, December 8, to hear ot service at special ceremonies performed recently at directorate level. an address by an official of the Kecogmtion was granted employees in accordance with the Air University of Utah, according to .porce incentive Awards Program. Les Derbyshire, club president. Under this program employees with Guest speaker will be Dr. Roy iu, zo, and 30 years of service are monies and names of emnlovees ecognized follow: V. Peel, director of the Institute honored. of Government at the University Certificates signed bv Maior W.Maintenance Engineeriner Glen of Utah. Dr. Peel was formerly the Allen, Lynn II. Barrincer. Director oi the United States Cen General M. E. Tillery. OOAMA Frank R. Beecher. Frank Bevan. and silver lapel pins lunter G. Commander, and ideas for stimulating and promot sus Bureau. A contest to obtain slogans Canady, Walter B. Craw- were presented all employees The will be held the at meeting ford, Valdimar Davidson, Howard 1956 is being conducted through the Suggestion Awards Program in Officers Club and will begin at Doxey, Arol E. Enckson. James k December by the UUAMA incentive Awards Committee. To be eligible for the award, L. Farrow, 1 p.m- Blaine W. Foster, HarW C. Freeman, chief, ememployees must have completed 20 old W. Francom. Claude S. Heath. years of Federal service with five Nolan F. Hebel, Clyde E. Hodgson, sectum, uivuwu hyee services years in a civilian capacity with Arthur W. Jackson. the Air Force, one year of which Jnners will receive cash prizes, r ... uepemung ,i Raymond A. Johnson, Harry D. j on the Up )e amounts directly precedes recognition. Elmer I. Kesler, Sher Karadeema, of the slogans Jality Supply and Services directorate wood W- - Kubisch, Clarence H. To In order to the honored 18 employees last week Manning, David J. Morgart, Lee participate in litest, employees must submit a with Colonel Philip B. Foote hand- O. Newman, Charles E. Pfeiffer, fgestion on AF Form 1000 along in the bank? ing out the awards. Two employees Veva I. Porter. Clarence L. Ras- Money th the proposed slogan or promo-in- al of Procurement and Production mussen, Carl B. Seideman, Clarence Hillfielders have got it plenty of it And it's for a worthy device, Mr. Freeman were feted at ceremonies last week Simmons.Leopold E. Wale, Ernest 'cause. Over $50,000 has been stashed away by generous HillfieldForms' and addressed 20 years of federal Woffinden. for completing ers to help the poor, the ill, the crippled, and the needy. velopes are located at the clock service. Roy W. Smith was honored Supply and Services Fred W. use and in plaques throughout by officials in the Assistant for Banz, Edward J. Clough. Dennis A. A bank account of exactly $50,222.06 is on hand under the base. Colonel Programming office when name of the Hill Air Force Base United Fund Drive. This money John L. Detamore, George Employees should enclose their Paul D. Fellows presented- him DeGreve, been donated by Hill AFB civilian and military personnel as has K. Ilarner, George Hicks, Joe H. and these his award. Photographs of Bgans suggestions in the the result of the recent United Fund Drive a one-shcampaign Hurlock, Bernard A. Janosky, Wilceremonies are on page 3. envelope, and place in an Hill's for of to care to G. Leithiser, John A. Lewis," funds obtain take liam responsibilities charity f basket. A slogan turned in DirecR. Minter, John J. Newton, whole year. a Otis Maintenance Engineering Shout a suggestion will not be torate held ceremonies last Wed Denver C. Oviatt, Charles R. Parry, jgible for an award; Distribution of the funds will be made under the direction of however, nesdav honoring 30 employees who Glenn K. Taylor, Cecil W- nduals not the United Fund Drive Executive Council, made up of members entering the con-ma- y Antoinette C. Willey, Edhad completed 20 years government continue to submit sug-ioof all organizations at Hill AFB. They will distribute funds acM- Coffield made the ward Williamson. Colonel work. in the usual manner. cording to the manner indicated by donors on their pledge cards. Eight employees presentations. Base Commander LeRoy D. At ,8r. Freeman indicated that slo- from Base Commander were hon kinson, John A. Brown, Charitable organizations which will receive help from the Carl O. (Continued on Page 3) ored at ceremonies held also Wed fund are the Community Chest, Red Cross, Heart, Cancer, MulD. willard Levi Clegg, nesday. Lt. Col. Fred C. Johnson, Bergquist, A. Madison, Maxwell T. tiple Sclerosis, Crusade for Freedom and Miscellaneous which Douglas, Hill AFB commander, made the William E. Slade, Donald E. Windincludes Crippled Children, Muscular Dystrophy, Cerebral Palsy, nresentations and congratulated ham. etc. iind employees for their faithful serv Procurement and Production And the charitable fund hasn't stopped growing yet contriice- - Photographs oi these cere J. Bradley, Earl A. Lari-morto weeks several Eugene butions will continue for pledge yet, according monies were too late to appear in card commitments. the paper but will be published in its See participation list on Page 3. next issue. Assistant for Programming -- Slogan Contest For December uggestiori cheduled Hillfielders ' Generosity Adds - r- $50,000 said-ingestio- e - ot ie Van-Campe- n, ns - Limitation e- Civilian Organizations hristmas lr P If the Party first time in ro.o.mt. vpars Will be no ChristTYina r.avfv v..,UJICca ux 11111 Ms action is necessary because 1 limitation in fnnlt, u v l- ui uic Bftefarav i. usu- wno holding cere Roy W. Smith. Santa Claus Is Coming To Town tr d. Civilian r!: vl nsowiauon such a party, accord ' McGarry CWA j, W ant ?rShI.eLfar? "umea base Association oy L,t. Mr t I' r tuT?"' jol. commander, m-- u' to This action ,m necessarv inocv,u . "'"ginutii .u i. Dranchi cafeterias nave n 4 okJ -- payments tiCend uvihan Welfare re VbZr me tat,... , deeased S the of the sched- - Fund. operat- - of the CWA had to be cut events " as nic lllie ItW hiin;;; hal ".::r closest to aetficiency. n e.are sorrw R to thi. P r 'S. M' the .. . t De Christmas we won said-AZll- like to Uke VbVsttlv10 extend the wi " Bprine- nii""0'UUiQ g00d tjme9 fo - -'- 1 ONLY 23 MORE DAYS GETTIN' READY FOR SANTA for his anhis i Yep, Jolly Old St. Nicholas is polishing up thesleigh nt small fry don't th.nk nual trip through the sky-- and lab dropped base photo know it! Photographer A2c Jim Sears, .there were .in the in at the base nursery to see if the you ngstersChase and Christie Twins results. holiday mood with the above to help pretty decorations Cornia (left) get out the Christmas three-yeaoW liiw of Betii r the are up the place for Santa. They Cornia who works in Appropriations Accounting Comptroller Patricia Ann Simmons "Only 23 more days 'til Christmas" counts , ... GOOD LITTLE GIRL circle the date rot the (center) while George Bremer gets ready to works , Pattie's mom, Beverly Simmons, PwTiwoniny in Wheels Supply, and her pop, Reed, works Preventative in works Gorge's mother. Mrs. Norda Bremer Karen Marcus Section, Installations . . . Sparkling-eye- d dreams of all the mce little a been girl' who has "good (right), tree for her- - She's the things Santa will put under the Police Branch, Security daughter of Elsie Marcus, who works in Reports, Maintenance. Ross Unsatisfactory Marcus, Division; and calendar. i Mam-tenan- five-year-o- ld ce |