Conptroller Closes

Personnel Seruice 0ffice Now ln 36 Oriern^toro DEFENSE MAPPING AGENCY AEROSPACE CENTER

Vol. XVll, No. 13 June 27, 1975 Conptroller Closes 0ut Fiscal Year and Career The end of June and the first of July brings about many significant events the change over of the fiscal year; the celebration of Independence- Day; and the retirement of John I. Johnson. And it is perhaps appropriate that the three events are closely related for as Comptroller of DMAAQ no time is more etched in his memory than the ending of one fiscal year and the beginning of another. And certainly, with over 32 years of Federal Service (both military and civilian) he has done his share and more for the nation. Johnson started his civilian Johnson has been at the forefront career in 1946 after release from of community and Federal in- military service. He served as a teragency service. He has been Psychologist with the Veterans one of the prime developers and Administration in the St. Louis supporters of the Greater St. Louis Regional Office until 1950. From Federal Business Association 1951 to 1954 he was the VA Budget having served as president of the and Coordination Officer. organization in 1967-68 and as a practice of law, including, if His service to the mapping, member of the executive com- feasible, some Public Defender charting, and geodesy community mittee since that time. work." began in January 1955 when he As a working member of the Then using that style of con- joined the Air Force Aeronautical Federal Executive Board, he has versation which has become his Chart and Information Center as served as chairman of the Savings trademark, Johnson-eze, he puffed Ann Konecnik serves as the advance party of one for the new Chief of Management Analysis. Bond subcommittee and as a on his pipe and described his plans. going Personnel Service Office located on the 6th floor of Building 36. The following year he became member of the Federal Fair "I am, though, to take The'new office is designed for the convenience of 2nd Street Deputy Comptroller and in June Housing Council. time out, on a continuing basis, to 'smell the roses.' My personal and managers and make personnel 1961 was named to his present Both the FBA and FEB recently employees, supervisors will Programming Plan (apologies to representatives available on a continuing basis. Staffing the position as Comptroller. presented the retiree with special retiree was born in San certificates of appreciation for his Plans, Requirements and office, besides Ann, who is an employee relations clerk respon- The Antonio, Texas, but came to St. years of service. Technology) will include annexes employee compensation, will be Joe Kelley Herb sible for and Louis at an early age and received In 1959, 1964, and 1969 he was for travel, golf, swimming, Kadowaki, employee relations specialists; Paul Nally, position his secondary education in the St. nominated by the Center as Civil learning French and piano, and classification specialist; and a classifier who will be named at a Louis Public Schools. He holds an Service Employee of the Year in yoga. I may even, at long last, later date. AB degree in Political Science and the management category and learn to play bridge! Coupling all was selected as the St. this with an overflowing domestic an M.A. degree in Economics from Greater job Washington University along with Louis Erhployee of the Year in jar, an abiding interest in Columbio Proiect a Doctorate ol Jurisprudence from 1060. current events, and a modicum of St. Louis University. Tomorrow night John Johnson socializing, I don't anticipate too Assistonce Reworded His military service included will be honored by his many many idle moments. One thing is months of active duty time friends ai a retiremenl party held for sure there will be no Target Lawrence Jungman, CD, General said, "The map edit forty - and Army al Grant's Cabin. Dates in my 'plan.'Flexibility will recently came in for d word of performed so conscientiously by during World War II Reserve duty from 1948 to 1968. He When asked about his be the order of the day." praise from the Director General Mr. Jungman between 4 and 13 from the Reserve Forces retirement plans, he responded, Translated into Information the Instituto Geografico February, as well as the lectures retired of with the rank of Lieutenant "I'm not really retiring. I'm just Office language that means he's Cod azzi" in Columbia f or Aeronautical Chart con- "Agustin on changing professions from going to enjoy himself. We wish assistance provided the struction given by him to per- Colonel. his Federal service, Comptrollership to the part-time him well. countries aeronautical chart sonnel of the Drafting Section, Throughout his construction program. have contributed in a positive 13 Named Jungman provided the manner to the successful com- DMA Director Visits assisLance at the request of the pletion of this first map and will be DMA Inter American Geodetic the basis to continue the program For Long-Term Survey. established in the Instituto." Europe Flight lnfo 0ffice In the letter the Director Training Thirteen Center employees have Counsel's Doughter been selected for long-term full- time training, according to a recent announcement. Exchonge Student The group was selected in five Robin Smith, daughter of Following two weeks of in- categories: Computing and In- DMAAC Counsel, William Smith, tensive language training in formation Processing has been selected for a year's Denmark, she will live with a (Washington University) - An- study in Denmark under the family which has two daughters in nette Krygiel, Andrew Jackson, American Field Service Program. school. Robin is among 40 David Rogers, Paula Hagan Robin became interested in the Americans assigned to the (alternate); Advanced program last year while attending Scandinavian countries. Families Photogrammetry and Image the University City High School. are selected to match the student Processing (Purdue University) She made application for the as much as possible, - David Alspaugh, Billy Robin- program and after a review of her She departed last Tuesday for son, Masao Matsumoto, Dan records and personal interviews her year's adventure. Rusco (alternate); Advanced she was selected. Geodesy (Ohio State University) Melvin Shultz, Inez (alternate); MSgt Michael Rohrer briefs ADM Cramer on maintenance and Dimitrijevich analysis function during a recent visit to FIOE as Maj. John Aeronautics and Astronautics (Massachusetts of Director, visited the DMAAC Institute Fiddler looks on. The DMA Flight Technology) John Hopkins; Europe, in Mainz-Kastel, Germany on May - Information Office, Photo graphic Science /Engineering 16. Majors Fiddler and Mason briefed the admiral on the unit's (Rochester Institute of Techno- mission and functions upon arrival at the FIOE. Admiral Cramer Iogy) - Donald Dyrland, Harold was conducted on a tour through each branch and section and McCullough (alternate). was briefed by the respective NCOICs. He was introduced to and Selections were made by the briefed by each member of the FIOE on individual current Executive Manpower Resources duties. Board. Would You P.y The Price? Dining Hall Menu Next Friday marks the celebration of the nation's birthday an event triglered by the signing of the Declaration of In- Daily Specials dependence some 199 Years ago. Monday, 30 June Sloppy Joe - Reuben - Braunschweiger Have you ever wondered what happened to those men who Pieces Spaghetti with Meat Sauce signed that historic document and have you ever considered what issue I talked of Friday the Tuesday, 1 July Chili Dog HoagieGrill Salami was necessary in every individual to affix his name to Last - - courage 13th in this column and wondered Beef Stew such a declaration? about its origin. Several readers publication Wednesday, 2 July Cube Steak Frankfurter Club According to an article in the News Meter, a of were kind enough to send me - - place Sandwich Chicken La the San Diego Gas and Electric Company, here's what took copies of the Globe-Democrat - A King after the signing ceremony. which explained a possible theory. Five signers were captured by the British as traitors and In the event you missed the ar- Thursday, 3 July Meat Loaf - Meat Ball - Chicken Salad tortured before they died. Twelve had their homes ransacked and ticle, briefly here's what it said, Pachito with.chili the 13th got its bad name burned. Two lost their sons in the Continental Army; another had "Friday Holiday 4 July two sons captured. Nine of the 56 fought and died from wounds or in the l?th Century when hangings hardships of the Revolutionary War. were customarily done on Friday, with the hangman's traditional What kind of men were they? Twenty-four were lawyers and Monday, 7 July Double Burger - Sizzler Steak - Ham farmers and large pay being 13 pence." Salad Lasagna jurists. Eleven were merchants, nine were -o- - But they signed plantation owners, men of means, well-educated' Having reached the mid-point of Tuesday, 8 July Swiss Steak Polish Sausage Turkey the Declaration of Independence knowing full well that the the year it's time for me to take a - - Club Macaroni with Meat Sauce penalty would be death if they were captured- They signed and couple of weeks off. Mary Hamm, - ihey-iartel pledged their lives, their fortunes, and their honor. from the Graphic Design Division Wednesday, 9 July Swiss Burger - Corned Beef - Bacon & Braxton of Virginia, a wealthy planter and trader, of Carto, will be over to do the Tomato - Chili Burritos saw his ships swept from the seas by the British Navy. He sold his layout on the next issue of the home and properties to pay his debts and died in rags. Orientor. Have fun, Mary ! If you're Thursday, 10 July Grilled Cheese & Ham Pizza Burger good putting puzzles - Thomas McKeam was so hounded by the British that he was at together Bologna - Beans & Ham with Cornbread almost constantly. He served in the you shouldn't have any trouble forced to move his family get pictures pay and his family was kept in lfding. His figuring out how to the Friday, 11 July Jumbo Jack Salmon - Grilled Cheese Congress without andwords to fit together on a page poverty was his-reward. Patti Melt Shrimp Creole w/Rice posslssions were taken from him and of the Orientor. - Vandals, soldiers, or both looted the properties of Ellery, -o- Clymer, Hall, Walton, Gwinnett, Heyward, Rutledge, and With the retirement of John Middleton. Johnson, the Director's staff Change of Pace At the Battle of Yorktown, Thomas Nelson Jr., noted that the meetings won't be the same. We'll British General Cornwallis had taken over the Nelson home for miss those one or two short items his headquarters. The owner quietly urged General George that he always has to present Washington to open fire, which was done. The home was which usually take about ten destroyed and Nelson died bankrupt' minutes. We'll miss the sight of the pipe mouth when his Lewis had his home and properties destroyed. The in his Fiancis programs come under fire. But jailed and she died within a few months. eneniy his wife, most of all, from the viewpoint of J6hn Hart was driven from his wife's bedside as she was grist the Information Office, we'll miss dying. Their 13 children fled for their lives. His fields and his support and words of com- niitt were laid to waste. For more than a year he lived in forests pliment when they were most and caves, returning home after the war to find his wife dead, his needed. children gone. A few weeks later he died from exhaustion. Norris dtb... and Livingston suffered similar fates. Such were the stories and sacrifices of the American Revolution. These were no wild-eyed, rabble-rousing ruffians. Jamaican Gtoup They were soft-spoken men of means and education' They had To Perform security, but they valued liberty more. Standing tall, straight and unwavering, they pledged: The Smithsonian Institute is "For the support of this Declaration, with a firm reliance of sponsoring a series of Jamaican the protection of the Divine Providence, we mutually pledge to music concerts across the nation each other our lives, odr fortunes, and our sacred honor. " which include a stop July 6 in St. Would you have signed? Louis. The concert will be held at Shaw's Garden beginning at 2:30 Col. Bob King, Hq. DMA, takes time out of a busy day to offer a Selection Board To Use New OER pm on the 6th. morsel of food to one of the many raccoons that frequent the DMA colonel selec- Closed form evaluations will not Headquarters The temp,orary The per{ormers will be the building on the Naval Observatory in Washington, included selection folders tion board, scheduled for this fall, be in Jamaican Folk Group presenting D. C. The raccoons, which have become almost pets, have taken new until the temporary colonel board will be the first to use the singing and dancing of their native well to the mapping and charting types that moved into their ( meets. of ficer effectiveness report OER) land. domain. with controlled ratings and the Personnel officials say con- A concert be presented new closed evaluation form in trolledreports for Iine officers and final will 2 pm promotion consideration for line closed forms are not being in- July 7th at :00 under the Arch. Black Lights Gan Burn Eyes officers, say Air Force Military cluded in the board process yet Both concerts are free. (AFMPC) you Personnel Center of- because all officers have not had How would like to be blind? lamps are also sources of ficials. the chance to be rated under the Ultraviolet light can damage ultraviolet light, as are the black OER ratings under both the your eyes. This damage shows up Iights sold to illuminate posters. The basic purpose the system. Also, some controlled old of and new systems medical as an irritation (and in the eye The best way to handle a black decision on OER use is to insure OERs already written may not be for service and chaplain officers are feeling) and is normally a tem- light is with respect and common equity for all officers being con- available to AFMPC for the board not required to meet a mandatory porary problem, but still should be sense. Set the light so that you sidered. to review. distribution of ratings. Since checked by a doctor. don't look directly into it. Plain The permanent colonel selection Additionally, most lieutenant rating controls are not employed Most people come into contact safety glasses will protect the eyes board which met May 19 did not colonel open forms will not arrive in either of these cases, officials with ultraviolet light and don't from small doses of ultraviolet use the controlled OERs. Neither at AFMPC until Iate June, and see no problem with board con- realize it. Black lights are those light and if additional shielding is will the permanent lieutenant processing time for quality review sideration providing equal used in some laboratories to needed, special color-tinted colonel board, scheduled for June and comparison with the closed treatment to the officers involved. create the special psychedelic glasses are available. 23. forms would mean consideration These officers compete separately effect in nightclubs. Electric They're your only eyes. Protect from each other welding germicidal them. The permanent colonel of only a few controlled OERs. and from line arcs and board officers for promotion. did consider available abbreviated OERs (with Section V, The abbreviated reports are Although controlled OERs are CAP Convention "Evaluation of Potential," of Air essentially job perf ormance not going into selection folders yet, The OR IENTOR is an off icial news- Force Form 707 left blank) on line evaluations in which Section V, consolidated base personnel of- Here paper, published bi-weekly on Fri- officers. The board also used fully "Evaluation of Potential," which fices (CBPOs) have been told that The Civil Air Patrol's national day by and for the personnel of the completed uncontrolled reports on contains controlled ratings, is not they may place the reports in files board meeting and convention will Defense Mapping Agency Aerospace medical service and chaplain completed. These abbreviated at base level after receiving be held in St. Louis this year. The Center, at St. Louis, Missouri. Opin- ions expressed herein do not neces- officeis. The lieutenant colonel reports are used primarily when a confirmation the reviewer has met event will take place October 3 and sarily represent those of the DOD. board will also view abbreviated change in reporting official occurs his required rating distribution 4 in Stouffer's River{ront Inn. forms as well as complete OERs on outside the fourth-month window sfandard. Officers may examine Keynote speaker for the banquet Col. Donald D. Hawkins medical service and chaplain lieu- which precedes the annual review their OERs at this time. However, will be "America's humorist with Director tenant colonels. cycle for each grade. they are cautioned that the OER is a message" - Newt Hielscher. David L. Black not a matter of official record and Registration fee for the entire Chief, Off ice of lnformation could conceivably be returned for convention activities including the Editor Page 2 ORIENTOR June 27,1975 administrative reaccomplishment. Saturday night banquet is 919.00. 4MDaq'?o1/eSaa by David L. Black The mid-morning sun shone brightly and the day was beginning to warm_on- June 14th in Charleston, West Virginia, but the hundreds gathered on the state capitol grounds didn't seem to mind. They were therl to pay honor to 13 greats of the sports world who were about to be inducted into the National Track and Field Hall of Fame. Among the tB was Helen Stephens, considered by ma{V_ to be the greatest female track star in the history-of organized athletici. Helen, now a reference librarian with the Aerospace Center, set the world record for the women's 100-meter run in the 1936 Olympics; a record that stood for 24 y""rr. In addition to two gold medals_won in the Olympics, :Le claimed 14 national AAU cham- ^fionships in a three-year span and held some 10 American and Canadian records. ,,The thrill of being inducted into this most prestigious of all the Halls of Fame honoring track and field stars is beyond description," said Helen of the event. "The hospitality of the people of Charleston and the Aall of Fame were second to none. I think we've started a love affair that will last for many years." She was presented for induction by her discoverer and first coach, Suggestions, Burt Moore. In 1933 Moore was a gym teacher in the Fulton Missouri High School and Helen was a sophomore student. In perhaps an un- dersbatement, Moore said, "I had noticed that she was a faster runner Training Pay than most of the other girls." Walter Czamecki, RDN, was the He discovered how lasl she was one day when Helen ran the 5O-yard Helen Stephens prepares to cut her Hall of Fame dessert cake as recipient of $370.00 for a dash in less lhan six seconds. That was one-lenlh olf the world record. Col. Donald Hawkins, DMAAC director, and Lawrence Ayers, perhaps he made a mislake, so we ran il again suggestion to provide an "My coach thought technical director, examine the awards she received during the and I ran a 5:8, which was lhe world record," recalls Helen. automated plotting technique for June 14th induction ceremony. rapid evaluation of Gravity Data. Although she had the potential, her career could have come to an end before it really began. "There were no girls' athletics in that part of the First year savings to the gilts, among them the olficial Hall of Fame ring, induclion certilicale There was no money to take her on trips," related Moore. government amount to $6,350.82. state. and a pewler plaller. In 1935 Burt and his wife Mary finally found a track meet in St. Louis Presentation of the suggestion "I renewed old acquainiances and made new friends," said Helen. the and decided to take Helen. eertificate was made bY Among the familiar faces were those of Stella Walsh and Wilma Rudolph. "We heard they were going to have some women's events, and we Wilma was inducted last year as a charter member of the Hall of Fame decided we had better take Helen," explained the coach. "I think it was and is the woman who finally broke Helen's world record in 1960. the first time she had ever been out of the county. " The three days of activities surrounding the induction included press Helen was the daughter of a tenant farmer in Callaway county' On conferences, formal banquets, tours of the town, and picture sessions. Sunday nights the Stephens' would bring Helen to town with enough food During the first press conference, Helen presented to the Hall of Fame to last the week, and she lived in one room and prepared her own meals her track shoes, Olympic sweater, and a collector's copy of the 1936 while she attended school. On Fridays, she returned to her parents' farm Olympic record book for permanent display in the Hall. and helped with the work over the weekend. While Helen's greatness was exhibited to the public on the track, In 51. Louis the big sbar of the track meet, as billed in the advanced there is another side of Helen that perhaps quietly outshines all else, Her publicity, was Stella Walsh, holder of the Olympic title in the 100-meter compassion for her fellow man has made the name Helen Stephens one run. endeared by many young athletic hopeful and those not For Helen, St. Louis was to be her first meet and a match against a by necessarily in athletics that come in con[act with her on a daily basis. Stella Walsh. They ran the S0-yard dash and Helen took the tape first "She's the kind that would give you the shirt off her back," said one tying the existing American women's record. From that point on Helen admirer. She has offered tremendous verbal as well as working support was a national track celebrity and a competitor to be reckoned with. to the Olympic effort and amateur athletics. She and Stella, who was also inducted into the Hall of Fame this year, Her slatements regarding her track career have helped many a were to meet five times during their careers with Helen winning each youngster realize his or her goals and strive for them. you're run. The most rewarding of all the matches was in the 1936 Olympics "When young, you want lo do somelhing. Ol course, thal's the whole key to when Helen defeated Stella in the 100-meter run and set a world record success," commented Helen. gol lo have lhat determination and (11:5 seconds) that was to last until 1960. "You've that will, and you've got to wanl lo do it and lel nothing siop you." DMAAC Director. When asked at the ceremonies about the relationship between Helen Since goals are a big part of her life, we asked her what was her next Uldis Alks, CDCE, received a and her, Stella replied, "It was shictly business then. And Helen ran the undertaking. "To see my old Olympic coach, Dee Beckman, enshrined as certificate in national security legs off of me." lha flrs* ^nonh ln +ha Nn+lnnal'nnanlr oni Flald lrolr a3 l]!--- -x,l rllanaEeruen[ awarueq lurlr uy tne During the induclion ceremonies Helen was presented with many u ullr l\4lluu4l l r du^ drru f ttlu nall ut .c aIIIE allu Industrial College of the Armed the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame," she replied without hesitation. "It Forces. The presentation was would be one of the greatest pleasures I have had to be able to return to made by DMAAC Director, Col. the Hall of Fame next year and present Dee for induction. She has the Donald D. Hawkins. What Would You Do? credentials and should be recognized." There is no doubt that Helen Stephens will be remembered by those Fire, Fire, Fire! for escape from the home. in attendance at the Hall of Fame - great track and field stars, media If you heard that in the darkness One way of lessening the need personalities, renowned coaches - but perhaps those who will tonight, what would you do? Fire for closed doors is to have a remember her best are the people who worked behind the scenes, for can occur anywhere at any time. It standard smoke and heat detec- they felt a touch of the Stephens' greatness. For you see, Helen had has no respect for either persons tion system installed in the home. carried with her from St. Louis bags of candy to be handed out to the or property. When fire occurs in It will first sense the presence of "real workers," as she called them, who assisted in making her day in the home, the safe escape of smoke (which always precedes the the sun a memorable one. people is paramount. So, the head developmentofundueheatfroma l- E n of the family should gather his ------entire family together some ;in"H:'H.T?J;i:":;ffi:H - - just evening and plan with them audible alarm that A i exactly how each one can escape sleeping occupants. I .JgJn?""{.g", ,$qni"'!.fl"er safely from the home in event of a If you have an invalid or in- | cJn iave your tifei' fire emergency. capacitated person in the home it I rl ln honrrs. open som(' r'indousi.a.*. rbur(bul statsrar a*aratal fromfr l All doors within the home must iS a goOd idea tO tell the I thenr); take sht'lter in the basemcn! or unrlt'r heavr I : be closed at night when everyone fire dep-artment at the nearest fire i:'::'ff;.:"^1,[ :,'j:il,"l;.],,::,1'o|'ili.;" prnn.. retires, it takes a fire from 10 to station and have a futBu ! i-. - ;ign i;1'; I sht,ltcr areas .r 1r, an lntcrior hall*a1 u" rn" ,,,rl"lti 15 minutes to burn through a (I: Invalid) that can be affixed to | 1uu.. I woodendoor. However, smoke will thebedroomdoorandthebedroom I I In office builrlings, so to an interior halluay on rhr I seepunder closed doors and move windowwheresuchpersonswillbe I '- lo*cst floor or to a dt,signated shelter area. I Whtch vour through the home. These few fOUnd. I 11 In Iactories, nrole tluickll (follo*ing advance plans) I minutes of flame-spread delay Once the family is outside the I ,.r shelter itreas. I'ost a look-out. if this can be donr' created by the closed door may home, they musf assemble at a safell ' I savings-$row. t t,- to a designaled sherrer area well be those vital minutes needed specific pie-arranged'rn" ;"u I I ll.;i:'lil:;il:;:":j: | away from the house. This is I - llobile h.mes are particularl vulnerablt, 10 o\ er- important since they may have I ";;i;;;il;l;* ;;,,;; rintls antl sh.urtl be evacu- I left the home thrOUgh different I ated when strong *'inds are forecast- Damage can I WindOWS and dOOfS. OnlV in thiS I be minimized b1' securing trailers with cables an- I in concrete_ footing- If there is no shelter near- way can the head of the flmily be :hored I July Badge I b]' leave the trailer park for lou' protectt'd groundl assuredthateveryoneissafeand- rD rort q'u r . *,i'inllJ1"'i:',,f; outside. I I il;'.?#:ili llJllll'1"'ll: I Once everyone is safely outside I nearest depression *ith your hantls shielding your Awareness Days the head of the family can assign I head. Be alert for flash floods. various ones to awaken neighbors, I DURING A SEVERE THUNDERSToRM oR TORNADO EMER- run to the nearest fire alarm box I cENcY LISTEN FOR RADIO AND TELEVISIoN BROADCASTS ot LATEST NATIoNAL WEATHER sERVlcE BULLETINS. 2nd, l6th,30th or neighbors who are awakened : can be asked to call-l#'-;i;; (crip out and save) |ln--- tr------_ I 'lake stock in America. depaftment. - REMEMBER, YOU MAY Buy U.S. Savings Bonds ONLY GET ONE CHANCE. JuneZ7,1975 ORIENTOR Page 3 Service and Awards GSS Civilian Takes Hohby Creates Beaufi Bowling Title

Dick Hinze of the DMAAC Geodetic Survey Squadron in Wyoming recently took top honors in the Tri-State Bowling Tour- nament held in his home state. W Bowling a 681 series Hinze won Davis Scheibe Heitmeyer the individual category after competing against 354 other en- tries. The tournament was open to bowlers from Colorado, Wyoming and Nebraska. Dick began bowling in leagues W last September when he joined the Mixed Couples League and the ffi Geodetic Survey Squadron WNiemann Howard Fizer Greene League. He carries a 169 average. He is assigned to the Computer Branch of the Squadron having ffi begun duty in Wyoming in 1972. Wtrffii!$::i ffi-d!ffiffi'dru *gb Patterson MGamble Service and performance received by: Donald A. Fizer, awards were received by the CDG, Outstanding Performance DMAACeTs pictured above. Rating and Quality Salary In- Pins and certificates for 20 Years crease; James E. Greene, CDIB, John Ploss, RD, holds a petit point tapestry that he recently Federal Sbrvice were presented David A. Niemann, CDIB, Robert completed as a wedding gift. The tapestry took some nine months to: (from left to right) Ethel H. N. Sundbakken, CDIC, Harold L. and 750 hours to complete. There are 400 stitches per square inch Davis, CMD, Donald M. Scheibe, Sanders, CDIE, Leneere L. Pat- or about 226,000 for the entire canvas. According to John it is RDG, Rita M. HeitmeYer, PPTT, terson, MDAB, and Eugene V. worked in three different materials: pearl cotton, persian wool Lawrence Knopfel, PPCF and Gamble, MDAT, Quality Salary and six strand embroidery thread. Thirty-seven different colors Robert C. Howard, ADDS. Increases. were used to achieve the proper shading. The original painting by Perf awards were ormance Jean Fragonard is titled the Initial Carver. It depicts a young girl carving the initials of her lover on a tree. lllew Vbitor Center JSCM To Navy Ghief

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The new Visitor Control Office and attractive receptionist, Pam Digby, SO, seem to complement each other. Visitor Control is In conjunction with ceremonies Roper was cited for outstanding now located in Building 39, the main gate guard house. The marking the establishment of leadership ability, facilities were recently remodeled to allow for a more orderly DMA Depot Hawaii on April 1, professionalism and sound and easily accessible Visitor Control function. Chief Quartermaster Earl Roper, judgment from April 15, 19?1 to Jr., (left) was presented the DMA April 1, 1975. He served as Leading Joint Service Commendation Chief Petty Officer with the Where To Write For Birth, Death Records Medal by Colonel W. E. Y. Paxton, Honolulu Office, DMA USAF, Commander of Hickam Hydrographic Center, that was At some time or other most of us Consumer Information, Pueblo, AFB, disestablished upon formation of need a copy of either a birth or Colorado 81009. A 22-year Navy veteran, Chief the DMA Depot Hawaii. death certificate. It may be to The booklet lists how far back obtain a passport for a long- the records in each locale go. Also awaited trip, or another step in listed are fees charged by each placing relatives on your family area mentioned, noting that they Accidents tree. are subject to change. When you Whatever your need for it, the write for information, the letter just place to obtain a certified copy of a should include the following facts: flont certificate is the vital statistics full name of the person whose office in the state or area where record is being requested; sex and the birth or death occurred. A race; parents' name, including listing of the state and some local maiden name of mother; month, offices is included in a publication day and year of birth or death DMAAC Cartographic froni the Department of Health, (city or town, county, and state; Technical Squadron's Bill Education and Welfare Where and name of hospital, if any); Brown sets up a shot during to Write for Birth and- Death purpose for which copy is needed; one of the squadron's Records. A copy of the publication relationship to person whose volleyball games. CTS recently may be had for 250 by writing record is being requested. ended their regular season as caused the only undefeated team at 're Page 4 ORIENTOR June 27, 1975 March AFB.

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