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Show HILL TOP TIMES Friday, March 1, 1985 oca briefs I Four graduate from academy Four noncommissioned re- course begins in late August and continues through the first week of June 1986. Majors and above are eligible, but captains who have completed Squadron Officers School and have six years' commissioned service time on or before July 31 are also eligible. Constructive service credit will be considered for medicalprofessional officers. Civilians in the grade of GS-- 1 or higher are also The officers at Hill AFB from the cently graduated Military Airlift Command Noncommissioned Officer Academy-Wes- t, Norton AFB, Calif., as members of Class 85-One of the four, TSgt. William T. Blankenship, 2. 2952nd Combat Logistics Support Squadron, was named a Distinguished Graduate. He was one of 13 students so honored from the 133 attendees. To become a Distinguished Graduate, Sergeant Blankenship was in the top 10 percent of the class. The recognition was based on overall performance, with consideration given to personal conduct, appearance, bearing, dependability, initiative and scholastic ability. Other base NCOs who graduated were Mark C. Bingham, Field Training Detachment 533, and Eleazar R. Garcia and Robert L. Johnson, both of the 2952nd Combat Logistics Support Squadron. Studies at the MAC NCO Academy are designed to prepare selected NCOs for positions of greater responsibilities by broadening their leadership and managerial capabilities and expanding their perspective of the military, profession. Diligent and rigorous study is required of all who successfully complete the course. 10-mon- th 1 eligible. Anyone interested should contact Veran Smith at the Base Education Office, Bldg. 368, Ext. 79983 to complete the application form. Registration deadline is July 31. . ' NCOA members attend symposium Members of the Beehive Chapter, Noncommissioned Officers' Association, recently attended the NCOA symposium in Colorado Springs, ColoC The one-da- y symposium, held in conjunction with the annual job fair, included workshops and brainstorming sessions with chapter officials throughout Region 3. Delegates also met with Walter W. Krueger, NCOA president. The highlight of the symposium was a banquet at the Peterson AFB NCO Club, with Gen. Robert T. Herres, commander, Air Force Space Command and commander-in-chieNorth American Defense Command, as guest speaker. Delegates attending were SSgt. David Metzger, chairman; MSgt. Jerry White, trustee; and counv Annual cookie sale begins once It's Girl Scout Cookie time again, and the 13 Hill AFB Girl Scout troops will begin selling Girl Scout cookies today through March 11. cookies are available as always, including shortbread Trefoils (just 24 calories a cookie), Thin Mints, Samoas, Chocolate Chunks and the new dipped in a creamy lemon coating. Girl Scout cookies are made with 100 percent pure vegetable shortening and no preservatives Only quality ingredients like natural chocolate, real peppermint and toasted coconut are used. The 13 Hill AFB scout troops depend on proceeds from the sale of these cookies to make many learning and growing opportunities possible, from ballet Great-tastin- g Juliette-Shortbrea- d to backpacking to camping and career days. The Girl Scouts will take customer orders during the 11 day sale, and deliveries are scheduled April -- 12-2- 2. If a Girl Scout missed your order, call the Girl Scout area coordinator at Hill AFB, Sandy Delcour, 825-406- 3. f, School seeking seminar adviser The Squadron Officer School Study Seminar Program is seeking a seminar adviser to ensure a quality Squadron Officer School nonresident seminar at Hill AFB. Candidates should be a former SOS or Air Command and Staff College faculty member or an SOS resident course graduate. A volunteer senior captain or junior major is desired. Interested eligibles are encouraged to contact Will Hedrick, Base Education Officer, Ext. 73538. selor Dale Lisby. v Directorate assists impaired The Directorate of Contracting and Manufacturbelieves a eming good employee is a ployee and demonstrated this concept at a recent contract seminar. Because the directorate has six employees with hearing impediments, special arrangements were made to have an interpreter present at the meeting, Ann Felter from the Directorate of Distribution. 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