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Show 1 0V Hilltop Times January 29. 2004 Around the Hill Dining Club y Saturday Catering:Monday - Friday Enlisted Lounge: Monday - Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 4 5 2 2-- 6 4--8 Sunday-Tuesda- 6 Tuesday-Thursda- 7 6 6 6 half-hou- p Tuesday-Sund- ay cycles, boats and recreational vehicles at the Auto Skills Center, Bldg 534. Fees are $10 per space, for 14 days, for vehicles 17 feet or smaller; or $ 12.50 per space, for 14 days, for vehicles over 17 feet with a maximum occupancy of 28 days. For more information, call Ext. BASIC FRAMING, Saturday 11 a.m.-- 3 p.m. The cost is $30 per student, supplies not included. p.m. Students receive an equip- Four-wee- not included. class starts Feb. 3, SCROLL SAW: Four-weep.m. The cost is $30 per student. class starts TuesADVANCED FOLKART: day, p.m., and meets in Bldg. 1279. The cost is $30 per student. class starts Feb. BEGINNING FOLK ART: 5, 8 p.m. The cost is $30 per student plus $23.25 for supplies. STAINED GLASS PANEL LAMP: Four week class starts Feb. 7, 10 a.m.-- 2 p.m. The cost is $45 per student - we supply the choice of five patterns and you supply the materials. BASIC FRAMING, Feb. 7, 14, 21 or 28, 11 a.m.-p.m. The cost is $30 per student, supplies not included. BASIC BLACK & WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY, Feb. cost is $20 per student. 7, 11 BASIC WOODWORKING & SAFETY CLASSES: Four-wee- k classes start Feb. 10, p.m.; Feb. 12, 5- 7 p.m.; or Feb. 13, 6 p.m. The cost is $35 per student. Instruction includes basic project drawings, all wood shop equipment use and other useful jigs in the shop. This class is open to students per class. WIZARD MAT CUTTING DEMONSTRATION, Feb. 20, 4:30-5:3p.m. Free. The Frame Shop staff will show some of the options available when matting artwork. class starts Feb. 24, 5:30- STAINED GLASS I: 8 p.m. The cost is $45 per student plus $12 for materials. All students will use the same pattern and glass provided in class. 6-- 8 Four-wee- 5:30-8:3- 0 Menu choices include prime rib, shrimp, steak, catfish, fried chicken, halibut and London k 5-- Broil. COMBINED DINING: Now, you can eat lunch with at Club Hill! Officers, enlisted and your civilians may dine together at lunchtime in the Wasatch Room for quiet dining or in the Enlisted Dining area and watch TV. VALENTINE'S EVENING BUFFET, Feb. 14, 5:30--7 p.m. Toast the one you love with a complimentary glass of champagne and take home a treat from your friends at Club Hill. The menu includes a selection of fresh salads, carved Cajun turkey, grilled steaks, broiled salmon, twice-bake- d potatoes, spring blend vegetables, green bean amandine, and a selection of sweet desserts. The cost for members is $16.95 and nonmembers are $18.95. For reservations, call Ext. weekdays from 9 a.m.-- 4 p.m. SUPERBOWL PARTY, Sunday, in both lounges for all base personnel. Tailgate party starts at 1 p.m., kick-of- f at 4:30 p.m. Members enjoy complimentary hot dogs, chili, nachos, hot wings, and pizza, and 3 5-- 7 4-- 3 0 k n HOURS: The Base Theater, Bldg. 441, shows second run or new video releases on Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. Saturdaychildren's matinees are at noon. ; Admission is free for all Hill AFB employees and their family members. For recorded theater information, 4 call or visit www.hill.af.milsitetheater. "DUPLEX," Friday at 7 p.m. Drew Barrymore and Ben Stiller play Nancy and Alex, young professionals who buy a perfect Brooklyn apartment, with three fireplaces and original stained glass windows, on a quiet street; there are even shelves for his collection of first editions. Here he'll be able to finish his second novel, while she commutes to her job as a magazine editor. The apartment is even a duplex, but there's a hitch: The upstairs is occupied by a sweet little old lady who only pays $88 a month. Rated PG-1- 3 for sexual content, language and some violence. Running time 88 minutes. "SMALL SOLDIERS," Saturday at noon. A toy company is purchased by a defense manufacturer, and new owner (Denis Leary) orders the his people to make "toys that actually do what they 8-- 1 627-270- a.m.-noo- e 393-007- 0 14-6- 2 5 pus at 586 40th Street. For information, call registrar Marianne Bischoff at (801) ext 221. BIRD COUNT: Families, individuals, school children, community groups and anyone with an interest in birds, are asked to count the numbers and kinds they see during the Great Backyard Bird Count, Feb. The count helps researchers understand the status of the birds in North America. Participants keep track of the birds they see on any or all of the count days, then log their sightings into the BirdSource database. Instructions for participating can be found at www.birdsource.orggbbc. There's no fee or registration. CITY VALENTINE DANCE: Layton Recreation sponsors the third annual City Valentine Dance, Feb. 13 at 7 p.m. at Central Davis Junior High. Admission is free and dress is casual. The band, Midlife Crisis, plays music from the 1960s and 70s. For more details, call Layton City Recreation at BIG BAND VALENTINE DANCE, Feb. 20, Shepherd Union Ballroom, Weber State University, featuring music by the Junction City Big Band. Dance lessons available at 7:15 p.m., dance starts at 8:30 p.m. Tickets are $5 at the door; dance lessons cost an addition $1. Best dress is recommended. 393-605- 777-339- 13-1- d tough-skinne- 336-390- a.m.-4:3- ' 3-- 6 6-- 8:30-9:1- 0 pool. PAINTBALL: The Outdoor Adventure Program has a field near the North Gate set aside for paintball games. The field may be used for private games for $15 per person (maximum30people),includingtheuseofall equipment, or $ 10 per person for a group of 10 or more players. All private games must be scheduled at least two weeks in advance and are subject to field availability. For more details, call Outdoor Recreation at Ext. or SNOWBOARDING LESSONS: Outdoor Recreation offers snowboarding lessons Feb. 7 and 21 and March 6. The t ost is $75 per person and includes snowboard, boots. lift ticket, transportation to Powder Mountain and instructor. Youth ages are welcome but must be accompanied bv an adult. YELLOWSTONE SNOWMOBILE TRIPS: Outdoor Adventure is sponsoring snowmobile trips to Yellowstone National Park, Feb. 5 and March Prices range from $228 per person, quadruple occupancy, double riding, to $392 per person, single occupancy, single riding. Costs include transportation, trip leader, two nights lodging, one day snowmobiling, two dinners, one lunch, two breakfasts, insurance, snowmobile clothing, and tickets to a first run movie. Grizzly Discovery Center and "Yellowstone" IMAX Theater movie. Participants need money for lunch and $15 Yellowstone Park entrance fee. Snowmobile drivers must be age 16 and older and have a valid driver's license, 7 must be accompanied bv a parent and ages CARTER CREEK SNOWMOBILE TRIPS: Enjoy snowmobile riding on the north slope of the Uintah Moun 7 13-1- 5-- 8-- 1 tains, sponsored by Outdoor Recreation. Scheduled Feb. 1, Feb. 8, Feb. trips are Jan. March and March The cost per cabin is $40 and it sleeps up to five people. Snowmobiling cost is $98 per person riding single, and $78 per person riding double. The trip includes transportation, snowmobiling for two trip leader, one tank of gas and oil. All personal items will be taken into the camp by snowmobile and must fit into one duffel bag or suitcase. Items to bring include warm winter clothing in layers, sleeping bag, personal items, water bottle or canteen, food for four meals and about $10. The cabins are equipped with microwave ovens. Register in advance at Outdoor Recreation. PARTY SPECIAL: Plan a ski party or snowboard trip with Outdoor Recreation and bring your friends, famSki or snowboard parties with at least ily or 20 participants receive $1.50 of f on ski rentals and $2 off snowboard rental. Discount ski and lift tickets are available from Information, Tickets and Travel, Bldg. 460. Call Ext. for more details. SNOWMOBILE TJilP: Gather your friends, family and and plan a snowmobile trip with Outdoor Recreation. Trips are on Tuesday or Thursday, and participants snowmobile on the north slope of the Uinta Mountains. Between six and nine people are required for the trip. The cost is $98 per person and includes transportation, snowmobile, gas and the trip leader. Reservations must be made one week in advance. YELLOWSTONE RIDE: Tour Yellowstone National Park in a snow coach - an enclosed , heated van equipped with skis. Feb. The spacious seating ensures a comfortable ride with maximum viewing for everyone, and visits areas of the park that can't be seen by snowmobile. Prices range from $372 per person for single occupancy, to $218 for quadruple occupancy. The trip includes ride into park, two dinners, two breakmovie. Parfasts, one lunch, and tickets to a first-ru- n ticipants must bring a warm coat and boots. For more information, call Ext 7-- 13-1- 4 21-1- 28-2- half-day- 13-1- AROUND THE HILL POLICY For Museum Hillcrest Dining HaR Library Menu Line Education Services . . . Family Support Center Golf Course ....7-121- J mri cstSut, ceil . . . ...7-342- Outdoor Recreation . Services Marketing A 5 Publicity yisit the 75th Service Division page at 8 Feb. 20, Seafood buffet: butterfly deep fried shrimp,, peel and eat shrimp, baked cod, fried catfish, stuffed salmon, clam strips, gumbo, roasted new potatoes, corn cobbettes, hushpuppies, fruit cobbler and beverage, $15.50. For kids, fish sticks,' popcorn shrimp, french fries, corn cobbettes, and chocolate chip cookies, $3.95. Hillcrest Dining Facility Breakfast: 5:30 - 7:30 a.m., Monday Friday Lunch: 11 a.m.-- p.m., Monday - Friday Dinner: 5 - 7 p.m., Monday - Friday and 5 - 7 p.m.! -- Skills Development Auto Shop Engraving Shop . . . Frame Shop Wood Shop .......6-056- Tickets and Travel..... Westside Fitness ......7-836, Center Youth . 5 Crossword Fast Eddy's the clock. Hillcrest Dining Facility and Fast Eddy's serve military members only. MIDNIGHT MEAL: 11:30 p.m. 12:30 a.m. -- Base Restaurants HOURS: The base restaurant in Bldg. 1235 serves breakfast and lunch weekdays from 6 a.m.-- l p.m. Diners who bring their Members First Plus card get 10 percent off their purchase. The restaurant has a semiprivate dining area available for meetings. For more details, call Ext. NO CHECKS: All base restaurants now accept only cash, credit cards or debit cards for payment no checks. The change is designed to speed up service in the payment line. do in the commercials." His designers take him at his word, and develop lines of toys using the com- -' pany's computer chip, which is also the brains of smart bombs and other military technology. Rated PG-1e and brief for some menacing drug references. Running time 110 minutes. "RADIO," Saturday at 7 p.m. The movie is based on a Sports Illustrated story about how teams and coaches adopted James "Radio" Kennedy, a mentally disabled man, as a team mascot and cheerleader. The movie! focuses on Radio's first season with the team, and; about the bond that forms between the youngish mart; Coach; (Cuba Gooding Jr.) and lean, Harold Jones (Ed Harris). Rated PG for mild lan-- j guage and thematic elements. Running time 109 minutes. COMING ATTRACTIONS: Feb. 6, "Beyond Borders," (R), 7 p.m.; Feb. 7, "The Parent Trap," (G), noon, and "The School of Rock," , 7 p.m. ) VOLUNTEERS are needed to help staff the theater.! To help, contact Master Sgt. Glynda Lilly at Ext. j 0 hlILrt.miVMivics7IgKtex.htm action-violenc- 3 (Pg-13- 6-- j Ohio. The program is at 1 p.m. in the museum class- -' room and admission is free to the public. are Feb. 7, D. Bell, who flew 188 missions in Thailand with the 388th Fighter Wing; Feb. 14, Col. Mike Cook, who piloted the and Feb. 21, Kenneth Burton, who flew with the 192nd Air Refu-- i eling Wing in Vietnam; Feb. 28, Roland Wright, who piloted the 1 during World War II. Future-program- A-1- F-1- Enlisted trailblazers CMSAF 1st Lt. Jony Wickman, Alaskan Command Public Affairs ACROSS 1. 9th CMSAF 9. Speechless 14. River in Tuscany 15. 1st CMSAF 16. Breach 17. Wind instrument need? 18. Planet 19. IRS investigation 20. Entry spot to an installationcordon (abbrev.) 22. Hawaiian bird 24. 8th CMSAF 26. Type of horse 28. Rumsfeld's office symbol 30. Listening organ 31. Oak starter 35. Actor Johnson of 60s "Laugh-In- " 36. Draw 37. Knowledge 38. 6th CMSAF 39. Write 1 2 4 3 40. 12th CMSAF 42. Writer Fleming 14 44. Clue 47. 7th CMSAF 51. Abbreviation for the space 27. 28. 29. 30. 32. 33. 34. 35. 41. 43. 45. 46. Mineral Killer whale Actress Susan Forever Cylinders Mork's home Teeters Incisive language Bottom line? (two words) Daly's MTV show Military quick (abbrev.) ' 14th CMSAF 47. Exclamation of surprise 48. Empty 49. Eternity 50. The Rock's organization (abbrev.) 52. Former measure of length; about 45 ins. 55. Tale 58. Alaska town 5 6 I 8 7 10 9 "is 5. 11th CMSAF 6. Automobile maker 7. Goof 8. Relaxes 10. Groan 11. Helper 12. lOthCMSAF 26 ?- - 31 36 32 33 47 I . 1 34 48 40 41 44 49 EL ZIP 58 1 " 42 46 "" 54 57 35 45 T 50 53 """ 29" 3fT 37 43 56 ACROSS 23. Tame 25. Female chicken 25 J 28 30 39 XT" 22 ' 27 " 12 r H21 ' 11 Ti I shuttle 53. 2nd CMSAF 54. 5th CMSAF mode 56. Pie 57. Trap 59. Toothpaste brand 60. 13th CMSAF 61. 3rd CMSAF 21. Person who performs 19 Activities....... -- Breakfast: 5:30 - 8 a.m. weekdays Lunch: 10:30 a.m.-- l p.m. weekdays Dinner: 6 - 8 p.m. weekdays. Flight Kitchen: Open five days a week, around 2 13. Indicating female i weekends, holidays and UTA weekend. 1 p.m., weekends and holidays and 6 a.m. 1 p.m. UTA weekend. Brunch: 7 a.m. AIRPLANE TALK: James Sullivan, a resident of Stans-bur- y Park, discusses his experiences with the 2 and SR-7Saturday as part of the Hill Aerospace Museum's Airplane Talk series. Mr. Sullivan flew with the 1st SRS Squadron from Beale AFB, and set the speed record from New York to London in less than two hours. His last flight in the aircraft was to to the Air Force Museum at Dayton, deliver a YAS-1- By - 1 Aerospace Museum DOWN 1.4th CMSAF 2. Fury 3. Compass direction 4. Juncture one-mon- th Hess Fitness Center . . Hill Aerospace 0 $3.95 20-2- Due to the large number of items submitted for publication In this section of the Hilltop Times, the number of times a particular item will be run is limited to four consecutive issues then there must be a waiting period before it can appear again. This does not apply to permanent, but constantly changing, items like restaurant menus and club announcements. Direct all questions to the editor, Ext. Bowling Center Chapel Club Hill Command Post chicken breast, vegetable lasagna, meat lasagnaj fettuccini noodles, Alfredo sauce, meat sauce, marW nara sauce, garlic bread, strawberry shortcake and; beverage, $13. For kids: spaghetti, marinara sauce, meatballs in marinara sauce, pizza, carrot sticks and Jell-- with whipped cream, YA-1- Outdoor Recreation WINTER HOURS: Outdoor Recreation is open week0 days from 8 a.m.-- 5 p.m. and weekends from 8 for details. p.m. Call Ext. POOL HOURS: The indoor pool is open for lap swimming weekdays from 5 a.m.-- l p.m. and p.m. Scuba lessons are available from p.m. weekdays. WATER YOGA: Classes on Saturdays from a.m., $2.50 per class at the Hess Fitness Center indoor d Hill ; pud-- ding, $3.95. Feb. 13, Italian Buffet: Caesar salad, marinated mush-- j rooms, Italian beans, eggplant Parmesan, marinated the Movies At Community DANCE: Utah Western Two Steppers, a country-westerdance club, offers an annual membership for $10 that includes one free admission and one hour of dance instruction on the night you join. The dance is at the Hayloft, 2770 W. North Plain City Road in Plain City. Dance instruction at 7 p.m., potluck dinner and dance 1 from p.m. The cost per person without membership is $4 for dance instruction; and $5 for the dance. For more information, call AUDITIONS: Terrace Plaza Playhouse, 99 E. 4700 South, Ogden, is holding auditions for their production of "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers," Feb. 14 All roles are open, and those audifrom 9 tioning should be prepared to read from the script and sing 16 measures of an upbeat song. An accompanist will be provided or music on CD or tape can be used. 5 on FriThe musical will be presented April day, Saturday and Monday at 7:30 p.m. For more details, visit the theater Web site at www.terraceplayhouse.com, 19. or call or 8 at St. CATHOLIC SCHOOL: Enrollment for 2004-0Joseph Catholic Elementary School in Ogden is open through March 4. Prospective families are invited to tour the school at both campuses by appointment. The main campus is at 2980 Quincy Ave., and the St. Benedict cam baked beans, corn, tater tots, and chocolate 9 k Four-wee- -- their purchase. ment certification card, required before using Wood Shop power tools. The cost is $3 per student. k classes start Feb. 2 or Feb. OIL PAINTING: 4, 4:30-7:3-0 p.m. The cost is $30 per student, supplies k -- BARGAINS: All base personnel are eligible for Member's First Plus! Program membership. Those registering are entitled to Club Hill membership. meal on the way home TAKE OUT: Order a take-ou- t or call for a pickup at Ext. MEMBERS' ONLY BINGO is played every Thursday. Early Bird starts at 6:30 p.m. and games are at 7 p.m. THIRSTY THURSDAYS in the Officers' Lounge are every Thursday from 4:30-- p.m. Get any micro-brepitcher for $4. DINNER FOR TWO specials are offered Saturdays. WOOD SHOP EQUIPMENT CERTIFICATION, 0 a.m. 1 1 p.m. a.m. 12 a.m. 11a.m. 2 a.m 11 a.m.-1- 1 p.m 1 1 11 4-- 9 Skills Development Wednesdays;4:30-5:3- 8 a.m. -- 5 p.m. 10:30 a.m. 1 p.m. 5 - 8:30 p.m. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. 1 1 a.m. - 7 p.m. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Friday Saturday Sunday Officers' Lounge: p.m. Thursday 4 12 a.m. Friday Social Hour: Free light hors d'oeuvres Wednesday and Friday, 4:30 p.m. CLUB HILL LUNCH: Lunch is served weekdays from 10:30 a.m.-- l p.m. Buffet lines include Sunday Skillet Chicken, Casa Solara Mexican and Block & Barrel deli sandwiches. Members get 10 percent off Watch the New England Patriots and the Carolina Panthers play for the title Sunday at Club Hill's Super Bowl Party. The tailgate party starts at 1 p.m., followed by the kickoff at 4:30 p.m. Club members can enjoy complimentary hot dogs, chili, nachos, hot wings and pizza for free, and nonmembers are welcome for $2. LOCATION: Skills Development is located in Bldg. 534 on 11th Street. Check out the Services Web site at www.hill.af.mil servicesindex.htm and visit the Skill Development Center page. HOURS: FRAME SHOP is open Tuesday-Thursda10 a.m.-- p.m.; Friday, 10 a.m.-- p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m.-p!m.; closed Sunday and Monday. ENGRAVING SHOP is open weekdays 10 a.m.-- 5 p.m. and closed weekends and holidays. WOOD SHOP is p.m.; open Wednesday-Thursda- y p.m.; Friday Saturday 10 a.m.-- p.m.; and closed is 4:30 at Equipment Certification Class Wednesdays p.m. AUTO SKILLS CENTER Open 11 a.m.-p.m.; Friday, 10 a.m.-- p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m.-p.m.; and closed Monday p.m.; Sunday, and holidays. SAFETY INSPECTIONS: State Safety Inspection rates at the Auto Skills Center are $7 for motorcycles, $15 for cars and $15 for trucks. Emissions tests are $15, and safety and emissions tests are $30. Inspections r are scheduled on the by calling the center at Ext. Appointments can be scheduled one week in advance. CLASSES are open to active duty, Reservists, retirees, DoD civilian employees and their family members. To call Ext. ADVANCED MATTING instruction, including floating and shadow boxes, is available by courses appointment for $15 per person. Brush-uniav also be scheduled. BASE AUTO MART is located at 7526 1 1th Street, just west of Outdoor Recreation. Bldg. 805. Base personnel can register their vehicles cars, trucks, motor- nonmembers enjoy the snacks for $2. Enter the drawing to win a new recliner. FRIDAY FAMILY DINING: Join us for rotating' meals every February Friday at Club Hill starting! at 5 p.m. Members receive a $2 discount on itemSj j over $4. Feb. 6, Chuck Wagon: Barbecue ribs or chicken, Colef slaw, potato salad, baked beans, cornbread, fruit cobbler and beverage, $10. Forkids:j Chicken wings & legs with and without BBQ sauce.j Hill HOURS: Office: Monday - Friday Lunch: Monday-FridaSaturday Night Dinner: Cashier: Monday - Friday 5 55 " 59 TT j i ' |