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Show HILL TOP TIMES Page 2 COST REDUCTION Air Force Aid Society Campaign Begins Monday The Air Force Aid Society's 1966 membership campaign begins Monday and will continue-untiAug. 12. Key workers nave been ap pointed in eacn orKamzaiiun aimi. will he cnntactinir military per-sonnel throughout the base for" membershiDs. according to 1st: Lt. Darrel A. liurr, Air rorcei base. Aid Society officer for the ' Civilian employees are eligibU? but will not be solicited. Saves S624 Redesign of Rockets r i. OTP i a : : . i . I rockets l M has saved the Air Force $624,000 to date. An Air Force purchase of more than two min;n. , 01 te rockets is expected to save an additional $2,118,610. Lagoon Party The original 2.75 inch rocket 15 was developed about years Fun Scheduled inwhich An updating, ago. Hill AFB Days at Lagoon cluded a new motor tube, reAug. 23 and 24 sulted in a more reliable weapon at le.-'- cost. The old rocket cost provide exciting entertain" ment. fun and surprises, $4.H5 each vs. $3.75 for the new cording to Russell A.Stephen, model. son, chairman of the party. The project was accomplished Two days have been scheat the U.S. Naval Ordnance duled tor the party at Lagoon Test Station. China Lake, Calif. - s This year the A FAS celebrates its 19th year as the official emergency relief organiza tion of the Air Force. It was formed for the purpose of pro viding emergency assistance to Air Force personnel. The society's annual cam purpose: paign has a two-fol- d CAMPAIGN IIKCilNti 1st Lt. Darrel A. Burr. Air Force to raise funds for the opera Aid Society officer; 2nd Lt. Paul H. Kruppenbacker. 2705th tion of the society, and to acAirmuntions Wing; and MSgt. Christian V. Worm, Jr., 2Sth quaint personnel with the nuMAS, coordinate on Air Force Aid Society campaign plans. merous types of assistance available to active and retired totaling! personnel, their widows, and Associate Member, donations of tion added memberships This not less that $25; Sustaining $1.8:15.35. year's goal i dependent students. 100 cent participation. per In addition to assistance for Member, donations of at least donaBenefactor A Member, FAS $10;. the emergency leaves, Assistance from the society is provides assistance for medical tions of $5 or more; and Merr made in loans, grants, or a comdonations of no! bination of both, based on the and dental care not provided under Medicare, funeral ex- less than $1. Life and Patron individual's ability to repay, and penses in the absence of in- Members receive a permanent the fact that a dire emergency surance policies, educational as- laminated membership card and does exist. This assistance is sistance to deiHMident students. a certificate of membership. two funds admingiven For as little as $5, an indi- - isteredthrough AFAS. the Operation Uootstrap expenses by and assistance to handicapped j vidual may submit the names The general fund is used to and retarded children under the of his loved ones or friends to be placed on the Society's provide emergency financial asCHAP (Children Have A Poten Memorial Honor Roll at sistance, and the educational tial) program. memAFAS National Headquarters fund is used to assist dependent of j There are six types children of Air Force personnel berships available in the society. in Washington, D.Cin obtaining college or vocationa: In 1965. AFAS assistance For a donation of $500 or al training above the high school more, a person becomes a Patron Hill AFIJ included $5,iKU.S2 in . Life loans and $818 in grants for a level. Assistance in this area is Member of the membership may le purchased total disbursement of $6,749.82. given through loans, grants, arid In last year's campaign, 41) one to four year scholarships with a donation of !etveen $50 include and $500. Other types per cent of the military xpula- - under the General Henry H. and its ers Hill AFB civilian and their families and Arnold Scholarship Program. Funds received from indi- vidual donors are the prime source of income which sustains the organization, and this year's drive is receiving the backing of top Ogden AM A officers, including Maj. (len. T. Alan Bennett, Ogden AMA Commander. "The Air Force Aid Society deserves the recognition and appreciation of each Air Force member. Enthusiastic participa tion in this year's campaign will assure its continued aoimy to assist Air Force families, thus living up to the motto: "The Air Force takes care of its own." General Hennett said. ber-at-Lar- for all All price, work military friends rides will cost only as will concessions half sored by civilian the military WASHINGTON (AFNS) Training Corps program will be for Regular Air Force appointments during October. All distinguished graduates who entered active duty du- considered the first year three will months of be considered according to an THIS WORLD is full of automatically, checks and balances. Just when announcement from the Air you get to where menu prices Force Military Personnel Cedon't matter, calories do. nter at Randolph AFB. Tex. Stn-iety- ! i J. 17. BREWER TIRE - 2364 Grant Ave. CO. Ogden SAFETY PR TIREStl PAIRS DOUBLE You're safer with one new tire, doubly safe with two. So get rid of thote old worn tires during our Doublt Safety Days. Don't wait! Go U.S. Royal now I MYTRON VINYL LATEX VJ. Gallon LATEX 4 SPECIAL READY-MIXE- D White only VsSv. 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