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Show Page 8 April 13, 1973 HILL TOP TIMES o j o(ippLTQDrBg)S a potpourri SEMINAR HELD Sixty women from Hill AFB attended a one-da- y seminar at Weber State College last Friday, where the latest in of Hill AFB formation and approaches in pertinent topics related todays women career where presented. The program included representatives from the local universities, Federal Women's Programs chairman; Nora Donaldson, Advisor, Civilian Personnel Training Branch; Alene G. Bodily, Base Commander's office; LaPriel Carlton, tenant organizations; Marilyn Cordon, Personnel; Donna J. Glenn, Procurement; Ardus S. Hazen, Comptroller; Corrine Hill, Maintenance; Elease colleges and leading business women. Speakers included Doris Taggart, public relations consultant for Zions First National Banks; Denise Quinn, University of Utah; Allien R. Russon, University of Utah; Beth Gurrister, operational to meet the demands of the many users at Hill AFB. Although his tour of duty at Hill AFB has been short, he has performed in an outstanding manner by completing heavy work schedules in an expeditious manner and maintains excellent quality workmanship. He has donated Jo Scott, Ann and Advisor, Equal Employment Opportunity Office. chairwoman of Governor's Committee on the Status of Judith Women; Judge Whitmer, Salt Lake City; and Elizabeth l" I" V.. ' WOMEN'S ROLES DISCUSSED - Sixty women from Hill were among those gathered at Weber State College for a seminar centered around the career woman. Expressing pleasure over the growing concern for greater utilization of women on base are, Dr. Denise Quinn, Lee Beckner, Doris Taggert, and Marion Hardy. (1-- r) : Vehicle Materiel three brothers and three sisters. His selection of the Air Force for his tour of military duty was influenced by the tales told by his father, who served many years as a 7 Bomber Mechanic. Airman Scott joined the Air Force in July 1972 and after basic training at Lackland AFB, Texas; was assigned to Hill AFB in September 1972 and has served as special purpose mechanic since his members For fashionable reasons. Amn. Richard E. Scott GLASSES larftit ti ! f matal F5j Kret-schman- Frank D. Zerkle, Having been a member of the volunteer fire department 2025 West 5700 So. a a a m. . 4 Koy, UTan Ditpantirg Optician B25-843- FLETCHER OPTICAL CENTER 1 PASTOR LOGAN M. THOMAS, Th D Sunday Sunday Services 10:55 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. 393-944- 0 NartN Wiag I . ( McKay Hospital uila'lnf McKay Prafait!anal 3iK and HerrUan Ktaaire' All School 9:45a.m. T.U.6:30 p.m. are Warmly Welcome Come Let Us Worship ED WBJEiGDIP fiJJfJS? V INCORPORATING 40,000 MILE TREAD WEAR POLICY t? V5""' JT Jit FULL ROAD HAZARD WARRANTY AX Think of it as money 7 m UilM GOOD HOUSEKEEPING , k.W'f-4 I "70" TWIN SIZE C7 14 !- - tTt-- i REG PRICE HT MH 7(, 14 ij ;f 12 3 3 3 MJ'9 Hb,' n ri-1- y SALE PRICE t4? EXCISE TAX t11 H0 1 41 41 9 v 3i ii j tr KEN IVlARTIfSJ'S 0701 f O '.C Deal with Ken & Bob ""Uu nt roiTf Stfi cod 2 STEEL BELTS G7 First Security Bank SEAL a i DUNLOP ELITE STEEL DELT J 1 Carry a BankAmericardl For your own special reasons. COMPLETE DEFECTIVE WORKMANSHIP AND MATERIAL GUARANTEE - SERVICE 32? NORTH M A'M n, E. Whiting, Juan A. Trujillo, George N. Sprunt, I. David Schiff, Jack R. Egan and Gordon C. Jensen Oris First Baptist Church . Clatt and Mary A. Ricks Maintenance: Gordon M. Ellis, William G. Raymong, Isabelino R. Veguilla, Jacob Kapp, Wilhelm C. Wood arrival. rtcriliil. w Management: Aliene A. Galland, Joseph M. Kirton, Fred H. Beers, Francis B. Brown, Betty R. P. Foy, Cochran, Vernell and Arnold F. Montie Procuremrent: John R. B-1- planning the seminar were Marian Hardy, OOAMA W. William F. Nelson, Norma G. Otteson and Charlie L. Wallace Base Commander: Jose G. Martinez, Willis G. Merrick and Nile W. Harbertson Wright, Airman Scott was born and raised in Galway, New York. He is one of seven children; group. Jack Distribution: compensation, to meet the many demands placed on his area of employment. Haglund, Transportation Division chief. EARN PINS Hill AFB employees cited for twenty year federal service are: much extra time without Univeristy of Utah. The seminar was the result of the growing concern of the AMA's Federal Ogden Womens Program Committee for the greater utilization of women at Hill AFB and to increase their efficiency and effectiveness, both as a leader and as a member of a work Committee tices. Airman Scott enjoys the winter sports afforded by being assigned to this area. His hopes of the future is to return to his home state and become engaged in farming and maintaining equipment needed in the modern day farming business. Presentation of the award was made by Ernest W. Bell, equipment Management; Distribution; Woodard, of good maintenance prac- trucks and other related Materiel Purrington, him appreciate the fire truck business and the importance equipment was recognized as the "Mechanic of the Month" for March, in the Vehicle Transportation Division. Airman Scott has been instrumental in keeping tractors, fire trucks, heavy duty non-AFL- C personnel of his home town has helped TOP MECHANIC Amn. Richard E . Scott, a mechanic for special purpose t Make your Business our Business |