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Show HILL TOP TIMES Page 10 May 25. 1979 HILL AFB 1979 SAVINGS BONDS CAMPAIGN U I i.;jU j PROGRESS REPORT. n 3 Vi NUMBER NEW START PARTICIPATION PERCENT ORG s , - 4 " i AC BC ' ' CC i DP DS HO ' S ' ' IG JA J MA MM ' - 01 PM QE SE SG. commander (r), and LaRuo Ormand, Srg. Gen. Cornelius Nugteren, Special Projects Office, pose with winners of the recent US. Savings Bond contests, George Bramble, Ralph Corless and Ronald Burton. Bramble and Burton won the oldest savings bonds contest with bonds dated In 1942. Corf ess won the most savings stamps contest. (U.S. Air Force Photo) SL Ogdon ALC vice XR (l-- r) 2849 ABG 2952 CLSS DET. DET. DET. DET. . 61 0 5 0 32 0 0 0 51 25 0 14 76 1 2 48 13 1 2 1 231 214 78 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 20 28 23 88 59 71 100 83 76 43 TOTAL TENANT 0 0 0 0 0 Basses ireadly HBSIL Sunmmmmen Weber State College will offer the following courses for summer quarter logistics classes for base military and civilian employees TITLE COURSE Econ. 101 Mgmt.325 Log. 475 Log. 423 Log. 480 nnrl onH WU Uill M-- W DAY Introduction to Logistics Principles of Economics Human Relations in Business Organizations Distribution Traffic Management Production Planning Independent Study and Practical Application Log. 305 M-W-- classes begin Thursday, June 21, T"Vi i rrcr? o r A.AVUtTUMJ, iAlio . Aria classes begin Wednesday, June 20, and end Monday, Aug. 6. T-T- h classes begin Tuesday, June 19, and end Tuesday, Aug. 7. Log. 480 will meet at 4:15 p.m. on June 21 in room 6. All other classes will be held in Bldg. 1279. No classes will be held on Wednesday, July 4, and Tuesday, July 24. Civilian employees should submit three copies of 'the new Ogden - ALC Form 12, Request for. Financial Assistance, to their appropriate training monitor not later than May 25. enrolled in or interested in enrolling in the Bachelor of Science Degree in Logistics (BSD program: Tuition assistance is limited to 50 percent for one class with a maximum of five credit hours. If the requested course is not related TIME M-W-- 4:25-7:1- 0 M-W-- 4:25-7:1- 0 M-- W 7:10 - T-T-h 7:25 - 10:30 p.m. 4:25 - 7:30 p.m. 4:25 - 7:30 p.m. T-T-h T-T-h 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 ' 38 45 67 0 0 36 74 43 38 35 35 152 13 40 68 383 227 70 0 8 2 command base. some 45 business and civic leaders from the Dayton, Ohio area visited the base. They received briefings on missions and workloads and toured the Minuteman missile assembly and maintenance shops, engineering test facility, 388th Tactical Fighter Wing, aircraft repair line and other stops. THE EVENING of May 17, the Military Affairs Committee, Ogden Chamber of Commerce, hosted a reception in their honor at the Officers' Club. On May x 1 137 Hill AFB was the scene of two distinguished visitor tours last week, when visitors came to see first-han- d the operations of a logistics IF 7 1 76 38 45 508 TFG 1881 CS 4754 RADES 6545 TG 80 82 83 0 0 20 0 DPDO 388TFW ' 68 73 100 100 1 1 67 29 74 40 37 35 , 0 7 50 83 OLMA 69 1 2 AFJADC AFOSI GGER 92 100 0 2 FTD 533 PERCENT 2 3 23 88 55 PARTICIPATION 100 95 96 75 40 40 66 67 34 100 1 4 19 28 - INCREASES 52 0 2 0 22, 1979 NEW NUMBER 85 100 56 65 70 100 83 60 81 82 86 94 89 75 37 30 62 64 34 95 44 MAY , BUYERS 68 HAFB MAI . ARRS AFAA AFCOMS Corless, Contracting and Manufacturing Directorate, was the winner having 151. ' Tracey Johnson, daughter of gross strokes. 4 6 8 40 Evaluation Squadron. ' In the Most Savings Stamps contest, nine people still had the artifacts. However, Ralph Clyde Johnson, Maintenance, and Sharon Stephens, Comptroller, drew the winning exhibit of What Savings Bonds Mean to Me. Winners in the savings bonds golf tournament on May 19 were Scott Lyon, who carded net strokes and Wayne Volk, who had 3 ALC TOTAL Four benefit from old bonds LaRue Ormand, Special Projects Officer, announced the following winners in the recent U.S. Savings Bond contests. In the Oldest Bond contest, there were ten entries. First place winner was Ronald Burton, Civil Engineering Division, whose bond was dated March, 1942. Coming in second and a few months behind with his August, 1942 bond was George Bramble, Directorate of Materiel Management. A bond dated December 1942 was a third place winner for David Orlowski, 4754th Radar . 17-1- 8, 2 This group left the morning of May 18 for their return trip to Ohio. On May 17, about 30 members of the "Salt Shakers" group from the Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce also visited the base. This group flew into the base in five aircraft and and one landed on the runway about 7:30 a.m. FOLLOWING BREAKFAST at the base Noncommissioned Officers' Club, these twin-engi- ne single-engin- e visitors received briefings on mission and workload of the base, then ended their visit with a tour of the aircraft repair hangar, 388th Tactical Fighter Wing, and other points. This group departed the base the same day at 11 : 30 a.m. p.m. p.m. 10:15 p.m. 4 enough to meet approval standards, the student will be contacted to pick up the Form 12 and rejustify the request. Rejustification must be returned to DPCT three weeks prior to registration. For information regarding the BSL assistance in completing the Form Program, 12 ' or reviewing the course description, contact any BSL student advisory council member or Butch Collman, Civilian Training, Ext. 7783. Council members are: I''' , I V'" I) i Bill Ernst, Contracting and Manufacturing, Ext. 6092; Lynda Hoggan, Contracting and Manufacturing, Ext. 5044; Joann Cline, Distribution, Ext. 4405; Garland L. McCoy, Maintenance, Ext. 3141; Ardena Taylor, Comptroller, Ext. 2259; Jean Minish, Materiel Management, Ext. 4735; Ken Walters, AFGE Local 1592, Ext. 3248. BBHaallMlitMlJLllfaKMHIl aircraft during a Visitors from the Dayton, Ohio area listen to a briefing on the 6 8 AFB. to The was Hill the of of Interest tour group. (U.S. Air particular May II r VlBMHti'Wii F-7- 17-1- Force Photo) F-1- 6 |