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Show 6B Women Set Festival Bohoio Set Lakeside Review North, Wednesday, Oct. 12, 1983 Named Outstanding The public is invited to attend the annual Fall Festival Saturday Oct. 5, sponsored by the Christian Womens Fellowship of the First Christian Church. Following a theme of "Quilting Time, dinner will be served from 5 to 7 p.m. at the First Christian Church, 705 23rd St., Logistics Group Awarded HILL AIR FORCE BASE -The Air Force Outstanding Unit Award was recently presented to the 2849th Air Base Group at Hill AFB by Gen. James P. Mullins, commander, Air Force Logistics Command. The award was for exception- - ally meritorious service from Jan.l through Dec. 3l 1982. It was the second such award for the unit, which earned the first one for service from Jan.l through Dec. 31, 1976. Hill AFB. It also maintained a reputation for providing leadership and service throughout the base, surrounding communities and the Air Force in general when support was given to visits by President Ronald Reagan and Secretary of Defense Caspar , Weinberger. Continually faced with austere funding and diminishing personnel resources, a vigorous pro-- ; to gram was maintained preserve monies, man power and equipment. Organizational elements contributing to the award were Comptroller, Personnel Division, Administration Division, Vehicle Transportation Division, Base Operations and Training Division, Morale, Welfare and Recreation Division, Base Service Division, Base Plans and Disaster Preparedness Division, Chaplain, Public Affairs Office, Civil Engineering Squadron, Se curity Police Squadron and headquarters Squadron. Examples of achievements during the period included: Civil engineering received the General Thomas D. White Unit Award for environmental program . , , : - , I qual-Mt- : ity Award for resource conserva- ex- day-to-d- tion, recycling and hazardous waste management, and for setting a standard of excellent for cooperation with state and local authorities in environmental management. Civil engineering was the key player in a program to improve the appearance, architectural compatibility and environment p of the base through and other inexpensive labor. With the work done instead of by contract, more than $431,000 or about 55 percent of the cost was saved. The Vehicle Transportation Division developed a program to encourage units to upgrade their vehicles, and save taxpayers money" by consolidating and improving plant facilities. The Security Police Squadron was named the Air Force Logistics Commands Outstanding Security Police Squadron (Small Unit) and then went on to earn the Air Forces Outstanding Security Police Small Unit Award. The Personnel Division was specifically cited by the Tactical Air Command for outstanding efforts in mobility processing during operational readiness inspections of the 388th Tactical Fighter Wing and 419th Tactical Fighter Wing.i Customer Service received high marks on its management customer service and support, receiving the Air Force Accounting and Finance Superior Performance Award. It also visited local Air Force R.O.T.C. detachments to inform them of their entitlements. Its members were instrumental in forming a base chapter of the American Society Comptrollers. Ogden. "The first after truth will be the topic of a Bahai fireside on Thursday, Oct. 13. The meeting, sponsored by the Bahais of Clearfield, begins, at 8 p.m. at 2289 S. 400 W. in CLEARFIELD principle-sear- ch free. Special attractions will be open from 4 to 7:30 p.m. . The menu will consist of an old fashioned harvest dinner including roast beef and fried chicken, potatoes and gravy, assorted vegetables and salads, homemade rolls and jam, coffee, tea and punch. Dessert will be homemade pies. Tickets may be purchased of Military Fireside Clearfield. , THE SILVERSTEIN SEASQN se & ALL PERFORMANCES THLRSDA -- 8t00 P.M. t W.S.C. Vnl A. Browning Center for the Performing Arts MURRY SIDLIN OCTOBER 13 Guest Conductor Unison from Suite No. 2 Symphony No. 1 Symphony No. 2 ENESCO BARBER SIBELIUS The Best Prime Rib Ive ever eaten . . . and in 3 different portion sizes. prim Rib Dinners from S8.95 'i ' Ogdens Bsst Assortment of Stesk, Prime end Seafood Combinations 31st St. 373 G3JW 0B 393-304- TICKETS: OGDEN Phone 0 tes to (fife 8 SYMPHONY-BALLE- ASSOCIATION T 2580 Jefferson Ave., OGDEN UT. 84401 399-921- 4 ECLIPSING nventory y. Children Can Write in Roy Contest ever : I ROY Z ' Did you have DEEP an urge to write the great American novel? Well, at least your child will have a chance. v ! : - r; Winners of the contest will be announced during Childrens ' Rea. Book Week, Nov. 14-2We thought it would be a fun way to celebrate Childrens Book Week, said Dierdre Conkling, 0. WANTED HILL AIR FORCE BASE In a recent ceremony at Hill Air Force Base, Everett H. Watts, a position classification specialist in the civilian personnel office, ; t i was recognized for sustained su- -; perior performance. Col. Robert D. Acres, director of personnel, Ogden Air Logis-- " tits Center, presented him with a certificate and cash award. Watts recently completed 20 years of service with the federal ' ' . government. He and his wife, Myrna Loy, reside in Kaysville. AGENCY "Hot Pt TT(I0W JUST 4.95 Seee . . . &G3 Kei5rti:j0'2995 TO HELP ADVERTISE THIS SALE SPATULA HERE IS FUN EVERY FASCINATION CONTESTANT RECEIVES FULL, FAIR OPPORTUNITY TO WIN s v . and 189.95 SALE $299 TO JOIN GRAND PRIZE CAMPAIGN CREATED BY OUR ADVERTISING Service Award Is Given to Kaysville Man : . . REG. SALE FIFTY OR MORE PEOPLE childrens librarian. ; , KERO SUN HEATER BLUE RIBBON LEATHER FACED WORK GLOVES 29. ? teuott MOONLIGHTER short stories, poetry or novels. The deadline for entries is Oct. - a stimulating sudden and drettik move We consider it good business to lake eur lasses new swallow our pr de end admit our mitlaket Nothing wrong in fhat is there9 Thais why we have ripped cut end lashed prices m every department-why So come shed a ttar with us while wp bury 30 -- yet even 50s you can save 20 our mistakes end lake our losses PRICE UTT are acceptable. The book should be written in ink. Required dimensions are a minimum size of six inches with one inch margins on all sides. Entries can be in the form of mitA 60 ALL Entries must be original, have an illustrated cover and contain at least one illustration. 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The six winning books, two from each branch, will become part of the librarys permanent ! C effectiveness inspection. The Comptrollers office celled in outstanding self-hel- The group qualified for the award by providing sustained economic and responsive support to vital missions of the Og- den Air Logistics Center and ' It also garnered the Secretary of Pcfense Environmental Qual- 1 from Mrs. Sandy Hart, any (CWF) member or at the door. Prices are $5 donation for adults, $4 for senior citizens (62 and older), $3 for children 6 to 11, children 5 years and under fofASE ' 2-- 5 OVER In. NECE- - II " 1000.00 IN PRIZES i t t t V EASC0 16 Oz. LIGHT DUTY HAMMER Rea. 3.99 MIC ) ; By TOP DRAWER : Req. 2.39 2 !ALE 3 r:$23J RourjDCpoirjT 7 5300 SHOVEL 15-6- Water Buz Pump Radio & TV Aid Mixer Stereo Qt. Gott Cooler Waffle Baker Blender Electric Skillet Hot Air Corn Popper Coffee Maker V 89 ) c k . ts t v . GRIP 7 In. 1 3 Reg. 8.59 SALE ' R AC-D- C ALL LAWN FURNITURE Prizes will be awarded Sat. Nov. 5th. Layton Opens f. Appeal Board LAYTON A board of for the Layton Building C Code has been formulated and-- ; will hear appeals of citizens, ac- ' cording to Ladd Schofield, city I r building inspector and head of C the building inspection depart-- 1 ment. C . Charles H. Lavers. Darrell Blackwell, Don Gunther, Dee Staples and Eurbie Slaterfield I" - have been appointed to the com-- I mittee. Vi PRICE llfrfjlul Mfl lTU;U;Art;li;i ap-pea- ls ALL ITEMS SUISJcCT TO PRIOH SALE . WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE & ACE HARDWARE CARL HACKER & SON HARDWARE 116 V.'c:t St C4C41 Utih Uya, C:sj l!c- -r 4 9 to 6 4 4 v |
