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Show I1ILL TOl'TIMKS Page 22. Overseas Jobs Available; Ten from Hill Leave Base ground radar repair Well-qualifie- Force Air d register for this highly successful program. Officials said that for nearly every position, the overseas command prefers a statewide Air Force employee currently doing the same kind of work required by the overseas vacancy. Therefore, Air Force employees are considered before other federal emreinstatement ployees and em- ployees are currently being recruited for placement under the DOD Automated Overseas Em- ployment Referral Program. The Civilian Personnel Division reported that more than 900 Air Force overseas positions have been filled in the past months 10 of them from Hill AFB using the AOERP as the primary source of applicants. Despite RIFs and cutbacks in some areas, the mandatory rotation program creates a continuing demand for overseas hiring. Air Force employees are encouraged for this reason, to HUGE PRE-CHRISTM- eligibles. Registrants now needed urgently GS-Alaska; electric generator operators, W-- 9 are firefighters, Alaska; electronics technicians (radar), GS-- and 11, electronics technicians (torpo), and Guaranteed Synthetic HARLOW 'I'Si (Sheuldar Reg. 24.95 1, areas. Hill employees assignments in the and their new overseas area are: Delphia Alfonso, clerk stenographer, Wiesbaden AB, Germany; Karen M. Ferlin , secretary stenographer, ClarkAB, Philippines; Ruth D. McAfee, closed microphone reporter, Naha C. Vernon Okinawa; AB, Claybaugh, logistics specialist, Korat AB, Thailand. Er-din- n, inventory supervisory management specialist, Osan AB, Korea; and Roy A. Robinson, quality control assistant, Sevilla AB, Spain. 4 o.., It-V- k itoi 3872 WASH. t oi u 1 ON Now Open Under New Management Hans Arendtsen Hans has had 17 years of experience in Tune-Up- 's SPECIAL 6 Cyl. Cars 8 Cyl. Cars $1 195 plus ports 1 595 Plus Parts We Give S&H Green Stamps DISCOUNT CARD w n. I K Acquainted IM. srnooi Villas 1 Lefs Get (Coiffures 9 to 9 on Sundays 773-083- 1 IATAWAY UNTIl CHRISTMAS mm CASCAPE BUILDER BESTVAY SERVICE GNTER BUILDING CENTER Sundays until Dec 31st. Open7ajn.to 10pjn. WAIKEI BANK CA10 1965 Plymouth Barracuda QQ700 Cpef Radio, Heater, Auto Trans N0W595 reg. Now Reg. Gals. 7.90 5.95 GLOSS ENAM EL Gals. 7.95 5.95 Gals. 7.95 5.95 Gals. 6.89 4.95 VEL0UR EGGSHELL ENAMEL WONT WONDER TONE VINAL WALL PAINT 1964 MGB Roadster 1965 Pontiac GT0 Sport Coupe Airman Archibald's performance and appearance, pli his general military knowledge as demonstrated before a board officers of earned j Month, be received a letter of commendation, a Certificate of Achievement, i marble desk set, plus a pass from Maj. Robert E. Nolan, squadron commander of the three-da- y 1906th. He j received other con from local plimentary gifts Boy Scout Troop 1.49 Radio, heater, std. trans lPtS. Pts. 1.15 r2 Pts. .80 1297 00 1.95 Wood Stain Qts. 195 897 6.95 Wonder Reg. year after their formal 5E members of troops 648 and of v with the sponsorship Disabled American Vetera Strongs Special 2.15 MIRR0LAC HIGH GLOSS ENAMEL Gals. 8.95 Now Reg. .69 1.05 Qls. 2.15 1.19 Pts. 2.85 Q. Now 1961 Pontiac Catalina Convert Radio, heater, auto trans, pwr stmg 1 Q700 J SpacKel, Caulk, Putty tn"$ malcr,iSthemanrfe; "f the formation of the Murray, who as..,.scn .79 See our complete line of bruches, Brushes, Rollers, toured facilities of the TV Communications Squadron. dinner i with day was topped off the base cafeteria. The tour included visit the telephone central office, an ride fire station and a bus t the entire base. Harold Aikens, tu Plant, wlx, is DAVthe day said Commander, climaxed with thevisttoj station. The fire chief gr candr wj J scouts, passed out see to inside vitcdlhcm ; station's equipment. While at the elephon Jf Aikens showed happws chapcrones whatnumber on a person dials telephone. f Don Murray, and the irW thscod Strongs Special 1.19 49 The 1906th Communication Squadron at Hill AFB helpe celebrate a birthday recently t it entertained two boy scout trof f from Salt Lake City, These young boys are member of the only two boy scout troops fe S handicapped children in the I of Utah. . 1967 Mustang HT Coupe , Thinners, October. 190M Radio, heater, auto trans Now ft 1 Squadron as the (AFCS), was selected Airman of the Month for One Strongs Special Reg oust 797 00 Heater, 4 speed trans HOUSE PAINT fMi OiO I Strongs Special Paooit Sole ALL WEATHER VEL0UR SEM 19064 i J)EV0E LATEX HOUSE PAINT Communications traffic Tours Squadron1 PHONE 376-345- 1 PHONE 773-424- 3 tAMtl Leron G. Archibald, air control operator from the i 67 SOUTH MAIN, LAYTON i DEVOE t 1906' f businesses. his with lives Airman Archibald parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Archibald, 741 E. 2910 S., Salt Lab City. J Strongs Special HT Mont! As Airman of the Quart of Sprite or Coke FREE with Fill Up on laundry) Airman of Named by him the award. (NOVEMBER ONLY) TIME OFFER 399-334- 9 BLVD. (Next to Hfirg lANKAWIHCAiO MASH CMARGI 0 JJ Will HOIO Service TUNE-U- P ,sho" Ncllim) Reg. 24 95 2 1st Ccnliuij i '?W$''v5j8 " EMPLOYEES PRESENT ADV. FOR 10 PHONE 95 Re9-2- - Ajsrjm (long Shogq) Jr K For complete information on AOERP registration, call Kay Limb, ext. 2554 or 3068. Sunset Wigs) GOLDIE J LIMITED TIME ONLY tOU shor- 1901 North Main -- Sunset M J J USE Alaska; 2, AlC L. G. Archibald WILLEY length) $1050 'Sidt Po'l Reg 39 V5 H.A.F.B. W-1- thand reporters, GS-- 7 and 8, all GS-1- 1 areas; open mess secretary, and 12, Turkey and Alaska; and all types, all engineers, GS-1- Reg. 29.95 MARLOW r.DCTruCki rv.t.u Sec 39 95 instructors, Brooks W. Whittier, air control traffic specialist, Ramstein AB, Germany; Fay R. Briggs, tramway maintenance mechanic, Elmendorf AFB, Alaska; Clifton g R. Ford, logistics specialist, Leish-maG. Clair AB, Germany; carpenter, Elmendorf AFB, Alaska; George J. Sapier, Also TCurrme: REDUCTION SALE ON IUV TRESS ft 10, 9 AS MICHELLE 4, r,S--9 Roy Strong Motors 3333 Wall Ave. 399-581- 1 during World with a bombingj England, has of boy I tlW first Time in Utah scout troops for children have been hJ'j |