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Show HILL TOP TIMES Friday, November 2, 1984 Health bemief ifi 'pen - By Kay Olsen Civilian Personnel Division All civilian employees on Hill AFB will have the opportunity of changing or enrolling in the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program during its open season starting Monday through Dec. 7. Enrollment changes will become effective the first pay period in January 1985 (Jan. 13 for employees on the supply pay cycle and Jan. 6 for employees on the maintenance pay cycle). Employees working in the East Area should go to Bldg. 225- - rooms 205 and 207 beginning Monday through Nov. 23. Hours will be 7:30 to 11:30 a.m. and noon to 4 p.m,, Monday through Nov. 18. Hours on Nov. 19, 20 and 21 will be 7:30 to 11:30 a.m. and noon to 6 p.m for the benefit of swing shift ' seisini ptepm$insse$ employees and 7:30 to 11:30 a.m. and noon to 4 p.m. Nov. 22. The office will close at 1 p.m. Nov. 23. Holidays will be observed Nov. 12 and 22, when the office will be closed. WestArea employees can enroll in Bldg. 1279, rooms 4 and 5, Monday through Friday, Nov. 26 through Dec. 7, 7:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and noon to 4 p.m. Insurance representatives from all companies have been invited to participate in the open season. Comparison charts on the open season have been distributed throughout the base. Brochures on the different plans will be available during the open f season. Employees wishing to make plan changes should bring dates of birth of all family members when they make the change. If employees are planning to re f7 tire by January 1985, they should notify the representative at the time of the change of any dependent children over age 22. Retirees will receive their health benefits packets directly from the Office of Personnel Management. 2 For information they should call (202) or write to: Office of Personnel Management, Attn: Open Season Task Force, P.O. Box 511, Washington, D.C. 20044. The following health benefits representatives will be present on the days indicated: 632-671- Blue Cross, Blue Shield Every day Healthwise Every day Mail Handlers Every day, except Nov. 21 and 23 Maxi Care Every day NALC Every day AFGE Every day FHP Every Tuesday and Thursday, including opening day NAGE Nov. 8, 9 NFFE Nov. 5, 6 . . 'Year o f Supply ' primed for LogisH'ks Fiscal Year 1985 will be known in the Air Force as the "Year of Supply." That was the theme of a celebration held at the Officers' Club; Wright-Patterso- n .AFB, Ohio Oct. 5. This kickoff luncheon was attended by more than 150 Wright-Patterso- n AFB and of Force Air most the personnel Logistics Command Deputy Chiefs of v V.. Staff. According to the guest speaker, Maj. Gen. William P. Bowden, AFLC Chief of Staff, the supply community is primed to implement hew Air Force and AFLC initiatives to further increase responsiveness and effec- tiveness. ..'. Increased supply effectiveness will come about with significant hardware changes that will happen in fiscal 1985. First, Phase IV computer conversion, which provides the Air Force with current generation base level computers, will decrease "paper" processing by 50 percent. Second, hand-hellaser bar code scannners, similiar to those used in grocery . d to improve supply receiving, inventory, delivery and accountability! Changes planned for supply under Project Harvest Resource, a program with a goal to provide better, faster and simpler supply support, will enhance the total supply spectrum. The Year of Supply will touch and involve every member of the Air Force and AFLC supply communities. Col. Chuck Tygett, deputy chief of staff, Distribution, added that a super will be incorporated stores, action plan is underway to carry out Harvest Resource initiatives and that everyone's best efforts will be required for success. 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