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Show HJJ top Times Juna 6. 2002 ... Program honors providers by Beth Young Hilltop Times staff V 'mmnl Most parents would love to be able to be two places at once so they could take care of their children and go to work. For many on Hill AFB family child-car- e providers are a close second. Cliildcare providers were recognized recently for all the care and attention they give at the lit Speciailfng in ' cur sr style r fmmI ethnichair ffare.M ' i Hi i 71 J 1 merryfad a.j ,i fit xlipp-er-; cuts and children. Every provider is required to be trained and licensed. LET US i W K J :2ervices , cut styles fpr wen, women ana V" ; ' of yesterday is no longer; it is more of a pro- - 95 Hill students 1 ' off i r MOA. 6:15 am - Call nil f.f ) (Offirexpim06-IU)2- 19 - AW wdid wuh any othtr offer. Store Hours: Monday through Friday 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. A30 fan & ii iJ J tJb 1 at: to schedule appointments 2 Baroer Snop, 6 Beauty Salon. E Saturday W 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. I feg AMichaeM click on Family Child Care graduate V--T- from community college class Class Andrew J. King, Aviation Maintenance Technology; Staff Sgt. Jason D. Lively, Electronic Systems Technology; Staff Sgt. Christopher J. Malley, Mechanical and Electrical Three grants and one scholarship were awarded Technology; Tech. Sgt. Janice B. McFarland, when 95 Hill AFB students graduated in the Electronic Systems Technology; Tech. Sgt RayCommunity College of the Air Force's spring mond McLaughlin, Aviation Maintenance Techclass. nology; Master Sgt. Scot N. Merrihew, Contract Senior Airman Maria Naylor, 367th Training Management; Support Squadron; Staff Sgt. Terri Watkins, Tech. Sgt. Donald L Mitchell, Logistics; Mas388th Logistics Support Squadron; and Tech. ter Sgt. Jose M. Mora, TestSgt. Edward Delker, 649th Combat Logistics ing Technology; Staff Sgt. Avery W. Morgan, Support Squadron each received $400 Pitsen-bargElectronic Systems Technology; Senior Airman Grants through the Aerospace EducaMaria K. Naylor, Education and Training Mantion Foundation from Gary Strack, Northern agement; Tech. Sgt Ronald J. Neal, Allied Health Utah Air Force Association representative. Science; Staff Sgt Holly Christine Newhouse, Watkins also received a $800 with University Personnel Administration; Senior Airman Leslie of Phoenix scholarship from Tracy Funk, adviseJ. Nidey, Electronic Systems Technology; Tech. ment counselor. Sgt. Christophers. O'Dell, Aircraft Armament Aeronautical UniAdditionally, Embry-RiddlSystems Technology; versity provided their Excellence Award scholMaster Sgt. Donald J. Pince, Aviation Mainarships to the entire graduating class. This award tenance Technology; Staff Sgt. Rachael K. supplements the remaining 25 percent of tuition Pomeroy, Criminal Justice; Staff Sgt. Fhilipp C. not covered by the Air Force Tuition Assistance Popp, Aircraft Armament Systems Technology; program. Master Sgt. James L Purtell, Criminal Justice; Graduates and their degrees are: Tech. Sgt Jef fery M. Race, Fitness, Recreation Staff Sgt. Ricky L Allenbaugh, Avionic Sysand Services Management; Staff Sgt. Shauna tems Technology; Senior Airman Andy J. AnderL Raduske, Avionic Systems Technology; Staff son, Electronic Systems Technology; Master Sgt Adrian A. Reyes, Social Services; Staff Sgt. Sgt. Max A Arnett, Avionic Systems TechnolDuane T. Rygh, Electronic Systems Technology; Tech. Sgt. John E. Bailey Sr., Education ogy; and Training Management; Senior Airman Staff Sgt. Frank R. Sharrett, Air and Space Robert L. Baker, Logistics; Master Sgt. Richard Operation Technology; Airman 1st Class Joshua M. Barnes, Aviation Maintenance Technology; P. Skoglund, Aviation Maintenance TechnolMaster Sgt. Joseph A. Barthule, Aircraft Armaogy; Tech. Sgt Christophers. Smith, Electronic ment Technology; Staff Sgt. Brett Bateman, Systems Technology; Senior Airman Raquel C. Allied Health Science; Southall, Maintenance Production ManageTech. Sgt. Jeffrey A. Beck, Fire Science; Masment; Master Sgt. John D. Springer, Informater Sgt. Joan A. Behrend, Safety: Staff Sgt Steven tion Systems Technology; Master Sgt. Phillip M. Bermudez, Transportation and Instructor J. Sprung, Munitions Systems Technology; Tech. of Technology and Military Science; Staff Sgt. Sgt. Jonathon R. Stanford, Surgical Services Charles W.J. Buterbaugh, Information Systems Technology; Technology; Tech. Sgt. Stanley R. Carl, AviaTech. Sgt. Travis G. Stewart; Aircraft Armation Maintenance Technology; Staff ment Systems Technology; Staff Sgt. James Sgt. Rodney D. Carlson, Electronic Systems Technology; D. Sumner Jr., Aviation Maintenance TechnolStaff Sgt. Chin S. Chang, Transportation; Masogy; Staff Sgt. Gabriel D. Tate, Education and ter Sgt. Patrick D. Christenson, Ecological ConTraining Management; Senior Airman Christotrols; pher D. Thompson, Munitions Systems TechTech. Sgt. Ernesto L. Cintado, Avionic Sysnology; Senior Airman Erick N. Valdes, Avionic tems Technology; Staff Sgt. Leandro Contreras, Systems Technology; Senior Airman Steven W. Aircraft Systems Maintenance Tech; Tech. Sgt VandenBos, Aerospace Ground Equipment Jimmy R. Cook, Aviation Maintenance TechTechnology; Staff Sgt. Dorman K. Varnado, nology and Education and Training ManageMunitions Systems Technology; ment; Master Sgt. James L. Cooper, Aviation Senior Airman Timothy I. Vockrodt, Electronic Maintenance Technology; Master Sgt. Douglas Systems Technology; Master Sgt. Michael D. M. Davis, Aviation Maintenance Technology; Watts, Personnel Administration; Tech. Sgt. Tech. Sgt. Edward R. Delker, Aviation Mainte Roland G. Wilcox, Avionic Systems Technolnance Technology; Master Sgt Michael A Deni-soogy; Staff Sgt. Alyson J. Williams, Munitions Aviation Maintenance Technology; SystemsTechnology; Tech. Sgt Steven R. Young, Senior Airman Zara C. Dietrich, CommuniInformation SystemsTechnology; Senior Aircations Application Technology; Staff Sgt Robert man Steven M. Young, Criminal Justice; Tech. Estrada, Airway Science; Staff Sgt. Karen E. Sgt. Charles S. Zahniser, Criminal Justice. Fabian, Information Management; Staff Sgt. Since its beginning the college has conferred Dennis W. Fuselier, Instructor of Technology more than 200,000 associate degrees in 68 and Military Science and Aircraft Armament specialties. More than 10,000 degrees Systems Technology; Staff Sgt JoshuaJ. Gahn, are awarded annually and over 100,000 tranRadiologic Technology; Staff Sgt. Jose A. Geiger, each year. CCAF is the largest scripts Mechanical and Electrical Technology; Tech! g institution in the world, SgtTerrie L Gould, Personnel Administration-Mastewith nearly 60 affiliate schools. Sgt. David A. Gregg, Electronic SysThe next graduation ceremony will be in late tems Technology; Staff Sgt. Kevin Gundrum, April 2003. The Education Office must receive Avionic Systems Technology; Tech. Sgt Henry all degree completing transcripts by late FebD. Heinz, Education and Training Management; ruary 2003 to meet that deadline. New and eliTech. Sgt Sandra Highland, Fitness, Recreation gible CCAF graduates are encouraged to apply and Services Management; Staff Sgt. John A. for the Aerospace Education Foundation Hough, Munitions Systems Technology; Tech. Grant as well as scholarships from Sgt. Keith L. Irvin, Electronic Systems TechEmbry-Riddl- e Aeronautical University and the nology; Tech. Sgt Don K. Jessee, Aircraft Armaof Phoenix. University ment Systems Technology, Senior Airman Donna Education Services is located in Bldg. 383, L Johns, Information Systems Technology; north of the Hill Bowling Center. To learn more Staff Sgt. Craig V. Johnson, Air and Space about CCAF and the many other programs and Operation Technology, Staff Sgt Jason M. Kasper, services available the Education Centhrough Aviation Maintenance Technology; Airman 1st ter, check the Web site at www.hill.af.mildpe. 'if tflff Cwrfrmeftttr www.hill.af.milservices and The babysitter ' by Beth Young awarded Provider of the Year and Melissa Crew was honored for appreciation and dedication for the educational development of children on Provider Appreciation Day, May 10. There needs to be a safe and fession now. I do this to make happy place for parents to leave a difference in children's lives, their children. They need to in their development and edufee! secure when their parents cation. It is such a crucial time leave for work or a TDY. I think of learning, if I am able to teach one child their colors, that makes parents need to know no matter what the situation that their it worth it for me," added Crew. children will be taken care of For more information on the and loved just as at home," said program call Ext or visit Parker. COME AND CELEBRATE OUR ANNIVERSARY WITH US ! June 10th through June 15th DON'T MISS OUR FLORALS AND SILK TREES IN THE PARADE OF HOMES - SITE 15 " Photo Lorl Miller was YOU 7 Bring this Coupon with you to receiit 10 our already lew, low prices. '.;, We J- R 392-927- We're having drawings with a Grand Prize of$100. 00 in free merchandise. t. rhPfrffra! hai '. MM,K: 4575 South 700 West Riverdalc, UT 84405 (801) . annual National Provider Appreciation Day banquet. Although banquet was held to honor all providers, two providers were recognized for their hard work and dedication. Lori Parker was awarded the Provider of the Year and Melissa Crew was honored for her appreciation and dedication for the educational development of children. "We have an outstanding team. In order to do this job you have to have a great team," said Bambi Bekins, family child-car- e director, about Hill AFB's 48 providers. This team provides Hill AFB with a safe place to leave their XJ WIZARD DECOR ARTS AND CRAFTS HE STORPW; by Rosanne Prultt Directorate of Personnel, Education Services and Military Training ALL Spring Si!k" Fiord Includes: Decorator Collection floral and containers and Spring svems, pusnes, swags. garlands and picks. IBB er S e?3Sfc wLw i . 03 M"' Artist Tube Points Open Stock Artist Paint Brushes mm e i V All 4. (r- - aril tii TardArt ' Whirly Wheels .& Garden Rnwheels 4 U!f imaw S Oirislopha 0 iMAmJ j um i. mmmm i ticks irees f pledge or Mega Roll Shrink wrap I Art: Plaques 100-f- t. looierop Wiewiwy Arrangements Ikt t if ' Fronted Art 20-f-t. 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