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Show TOP 14 HILL Friday, May 17. 1985 TIMES May reserved for heritage observance By Marie Padgett Civilian Personnel Division Among the many observances during May, the month has been chosen to honor individuals of AsianPacific-American heritage. On May 7, 1843 the enriched this country in its struggle for freedom and first Japanese immigrants arrived in America, yet closer to home, May 8, 1985 was the 116th annivernot sary of the driving of the Golden Spike, whichsome and but east west, linked signified the only of the first major contributions of to U.S. history. Chinese-America- opportunity and many worked, fought and died in its defense. . The real strength and loyalty of AsianPacific-American- s was demonstrated during WWII by the Japanese-America- n 442nd Regiment which became the most decorated unit in U.S. military history. However, whether in or out of uniform, Asian are recognized for their loyalty, dedication, productivity, high quality of workmanship and technology. It is fitting that this special mnnt.h has hpfn established tn reroenire their unique culture and contributions. ns However, contributions of AsianPacific-American- s were officially recognized in May 1979, when the 95th Congress proclaimed an annual observance in their honor. More than four million Americans now trace their ancestry to Asia and the Pacific Islands. Their art, literature, industry, science, agriculture, commerce and technology have Pacific-America- ns Affirmative Action staff New Hispanic Employment Program Manager named By Marie Padgett Civilian Personnel Division A new Hispanic Employment Program Manager has been named for the Ogden Air Logistics Center. Armando "Art" Enderle, a former electronics worker in the Directorate of Maintenance and a career counselor in the Family Support Center, will now ' lead the program. He replaces Benny J. Chavez, who retired last January. Born in Eagle Paso, Texas, Mr. Enderle was one of 10 children. He was raised in San Antonio and graduated from Central Catholic High School there. Mr. Enderle is a veteran of 20 years' active duty in the U.S. Navy, where he held positions of supply technician and aviation electronics petty officer. During his last five years, he served as the command career counselor and chaired the Equal Employment Opportunity council on his ship. He also served as the Spanish speaking interpreter to flag officers while on cruises in the Mediterranean area. Upon his retirement from active duty, he served in such positions as training coordinator, youth y counselor, job developer and assistant EEO Officer for various Civilian Employment Training Act organizations for the city of San Antonio and the state of Texas. Speaking of his new assignment, Mr. Enderle stated he was happy to be a part of the Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action staff and believes he can assist in fully utilizing the Hispanic work force. He stated he was vitally concerned with employ: ment problems of Hispanic people who are not only working on Hill AFB, but who are applying for employment. He said he would not only work toward j?" fully and effectively recognizing Hispanics but utilizing skills of all minorities and women. Mr. Enderle is the father of twin daughters and a son, as well as a stepdaughter, all of whom are grown. He and his wife, Judy, who is also employed on base, reside in South Ogden. His hobbies are camping, yard word and community activities. He is located in Bldg. 1245, room 2 and can be reached on Ext. 75731 or 77241. ""X ...... Armando "Art" Enderle (U.S. Air Force Photo) v ISISIIllilllllll en: Y L, V: Jfcn III ' ; " n r a medical emergency the last thing you want is to be kept waiting. the emergency room at Humana North, just sixty seconds from the time you enter the door, you will have a professional evaluate a conyour situation. With a commitment to accurate diagnosis and prompt procept providing quick, North has fessional treatment, Humana Hospital-Davi- s g first. emergency room personnel that put your you will get Insta-Car- e ." Hospital-Davi- s In Insta-Care- ," well-bein- J fa- - . , , ... m .mmksmm 7. 1 In At II Unlike many alternatives, the emergency room at Humana is a day since illness or accident can , on-du- ty 24-hou- rs happen any time. And at Humana, the resources of an acute care hospital can be rallied within moments if needed. It's nice to know that the emergency room is backed by all the professional expertise and te technology of a full-servi- if hospital. You'll also appreciate our policy of less cost for relatively simple emergencies that are not life threatening -r V Why take chances with your family's health? For medical emergencies go to Humana's emergency room for the highest quality care. The closest thing to home. "Humana Hospital Davis North 1600 West Antelope Drive: Layton, Utah 84041 (801) 825-956- 1 |